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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11
EoKARD CHAPEL.

Mrs.. George Jones still contin.
ues quite ill. We hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mesdames. John Ohilds. j. Nj
Jones. Harvey Ray June Kin.
cade and daughter Mrs. Ada, Opent
last Thursday with Mrs. George
Jones.
Mr.. Will Coleman and wife and
Mr.. Perry Morrison and wife spent
Sunday Nov. Let, the Ruests OF
John Jones and wife.
Mesdsmes. Haden Selby aud
Minnie Wilooxen and little son.
spent Sunday Nov. let. with Mrs.
Il. A. Meek.
Mrs. Will Lee and Miss Beesie
Winebrenner spent one evening
last week with Mrs. j. M. Jones
and daughter, Ora.
Mrs. Wetzsl spent few days
last week with her daughter Mrs.
81. A. Meek.
Mrs John Thomas was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Gallatin, Pull
lin, one evening last week.
Mrs. Velma Rawson and Mice
Ora Jones were business oalleEs to
Board last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Burdett of
Middleport, spent last week with
her father Mr.. William Lee.
Trixie.
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LAND OF THE HEARTsDEsIRE

Where 10 the land of the hearts desire?
The land where men cease 70 MOURN
Does 1t rest It the west whore ebuns expire
Or east where the suns are bornf
Is II hidden deep where gold rivers now2 =
Is 1t high aloft where the deep winds blow
Or is It between, where the laurels grow
This land OF the hearts deslre3
Where is the land OF the hearts deSlref
The land OF n hope fulhlled7
Goes one forth to the north where the hills
are higher?
or south where the fields are tilledT
Is It's vastness the stretch of two cIinglnB
atms2
Are its peaks of achievements above alarmsf
Or are wales OF oblivion the chlefest charms
or tho land OF the hearts desire.
Where ia the land OF the hearts desire'
ofwhat use that the sage should sayH
so near by that the eye and the soul aspire.
Yet a lifetime meeting OF earth and skyi
A little beyond where the marsh lights die;
Where the deserts mirage waters lie
Is the land OF the hearts desire!
-Channing Pollock.
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Hard winter Predicted.

F The leaves If the, hickory trees
are turned up az the points. This
10 a warming to the New England
farmer to cover his potatoes deeply
and to get ready in other directions
for a hard, cold winter.
And from Kentucky comes the
disheartening, shiver. producing
news that the ooats OF the 'possum
and the 'coon are unusually heavy
and thick. When, says a Ken
tuoky paper. these weather-wise
animals go to the trouble of grow.
ing heavy ooats for winter wear
the hunters begin to staok up an
extra supply of frewood and the
darkies TO ohink the cabin and to
lay in all tho lightwood knots they
can find.
The ultra intelligent and DON.
oeited may deride all such long.
range weather representations as
these. but nevertheless some of
them may be as scientific at the
bottom aS are some of those that
go on bearing the sanction and APP.
proval OF the Government. The
Government oan do some things
we'll, but it has no signs that reach
to the dayS that will follow the
Christmas holidays, and il we re-
jeot the Aigus of the folk who are
CLOSE to nature we must meet the
vioiusitudes of the winter without
warnings We must 20 into it
blindly. The 'possum and the
coon may indeed be wise weather
prophets Who knows that they
are not9-Birmingham Age Her
aid.
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Capt. s. Spence Sanford and
Mrs. Sanford we're pleas ant CALI.
polls visitors Wednesday. Capt
Sanford has retired and is enjoy.
ing life at his pretty home on the
bank of the river at Cheshire. AS
a pilot he had few equals in the
Pittsburg and Cincinnati trade.
His record of DO years at the wheel
we doubt if it has ever been
equaled in the P. & O. trade,
Capt. Sanford piloted on the
Emma Graham, Oriole, Katie
Stookdale. Virginia. Keystone
State and many others. He also
commanded the Queen City one
season and was one of the most
popular and able commanders the
boat ever had,-Gallipolis Tribune.
Sometimes when you turn over
anew leaf the wind blows 1t back.
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Petition for Discharge.

In the District Court of the United States.
For the Southern District OF Vest Virginia
In the matter of Thadeus +. Numbering,
TO the Honorable BENJAMIN. +. Keller,
Judge of the District Court OF the Unlted
States for the Southern District oil West
Thadeus F. KimberlIng, OF Point Pleasant,
in the County Of Mason. and state or West
resents that on the 25th day OF July. Ices, last
past, he was duly RdJudged bankrupt under
the Acts OF Congress relating 20 Papi AXE c
erty, and rights of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements of said
Acts and of the orders OF the Court touchins
his bankruptcy.
wherefore he prays that he may be decreed
by the Court 70 have q full discharge from
said Bantrupt Acts, except such debts AS are
excepted by law from such discharge. ,o
Dated this 10Th day Of oGto9eE, A. AIH =; isoS
N0'o''N' RankfuDt.
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HOURS REDUCED.

Parkersburg, Nov. Gall of the
machinists, carpenters. repairmen
and helpers employed in the local
Baltimore & Ohio Division rail.
road yards were notified today that
their working time had been re-.
duoed from ten to eight hours per
day. The wo1kingmen who had
voted for Taft let out howl when
notified of the reduction
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Two Boon Companions

are Oherub -four and good bread.
If you employ the fret you are al
ways sure of the second. They
90 together. even when accom-.
panied by only moderate baking
skill. Order a sack of Oherub
-four from your grocer. Don't
mix 1t with other hours. Give the
Cherub chanoeto chow you what
1t can do by itself.
POINT PLEASANT GROCERY CO..
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High School entertainment Course

The Point Pleasant High School
this year, for the fret time, is con
duotipg an entertainment course
To make the course suooessful II
will be necessary to sell 300 season
tickets which sell for 81 co each.
Many smaller towns carry as heavy
oourses as this and even heavier.
but the sale of tickets. while it has
been very good, has not yet been
suoh as to give very great enoour.
agement to the undertaking. We
ask you to bear in mind that the
entertainments offered in this
course are not only instructive but
are highly entertaining, that peo.
pie old as we'll as young will
attend some kind of entertain.
ments and should have an oppor
tunity to attend something really
worth while, and that the sohoole
of this town are for the people, to
be supported by the people and 1t
is necessary for all forward move.
ments made by the school to have
thesnpport of all.
These entertainments are a rare
advantage offered by the schools
and they are worth your time and
money. Let all secure season
tickets at once and only enjoy the
the excellent program but also en-.
courage the school in this worthy
undertaking.
81. E. COOPER
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. John Brown and daughter
Mrs. Thos. Eads. who have been
visiting Mr.. NJ, F. Cheuvront, OF
Fifth avenue. returned to Point
Pleasant, yesterday. Huntington
Dispatch Nov. 5,
Mr. Will Guthrie. of Maple
Shade, who lie we'll and favorably
known steamboat clerk, was here
visiting friends Saturday.
Mrs Will Kenny who Las been
quite siok for the past few weeks,
we are glad to say is much i'm
proved.
Mr. II E Tippett, of Chicago,
here visiting his mother, left this
morning for his home. His
daughter Miss Bessie will remain
here while longer.
Mr. VIM Kay. of Wellsville, 0
is visiting Mr. Ohas White and
wife at North Point Pleasant.
Mrs B L Burdett has returned
from Dsnyille. Va. where che at,
tended the Woman's Missionary
Union. ss delegate.
Miss Hannah Lewis, who has
been in Philadelphia the past two
months taking course as trained
nurse, has returned homo.
Mr.. Vim. Steenbergen returned
to Pittsburg, Wednesday. Mrs
Steenbergen accompanied him for
a short visit,
Miss Jennie Risk left last week
for an extended visit to her sister
in California.
Rev. j. II. Gibbons Dol. 81. r.
Howard and Mr.. Fred Riley are
attending Grand Lodge A. F. &
A NJ, at Fairmont. this week
Mrs. John MoCullooh and Miss
Kate Eastman, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Couch at South
Side.
Miss Bessie Ball. of Grllipolis.
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rankin
Wiley.
Miss Kate Wesson. of Middle.
port, is visiting Mr.. Perry Cab,
bert and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E B. Sislef teft
Sun day for Chicago to buy
Christmas goods.
Mr.. Arthur price of Columbus.
is hero visiting his parents
Miss Leila Kimberling has re-
turned from visit to relatives at
Pittsburg.
Miss Eleanor Spilman. of Spill.
man, spent Saturday the guest of
the Misses Beale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11

State Superintendent M. p.
Shawkoy. If the department of
free school, left this morning for
Now York, from which port he will
sail for Europe to spend two months
in study of the sohool SyOtem of
several of the noted countries in
Europe.
Mr. Shawkey, is going abroad as
the representative of the National
Oivio Federation, which body has
sent several educators to the for.
eign countries.
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HIS Wolf, game warden, wet t
up to Spilman yesterday and ar.
rested Thomas Brettell and Harry
Still, of Mingo junction. Ohio, for
hunting without license. They
were brought here and tried before
Squire Moore and fined $50 and
costs each. The warden is keep
ing a CLOSE look out for non resi-
dents and will prosecute everyone
violating the state law, especially
those who kill more birds than the
law provides.
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Program for Teachers Meeting at
The No. 8 School House, No.
vember 81, 1908.

Called to order by Distriot Su
perintendent.
Song-"The West Virginia
Hills"
"How to Prevent 1dlenesb in
SohoolO;" a paper by r. 0. Boles
FOLLOWED BY DISCUSSIONS.
1.-THE Best Method Of Punish
ment;" paper by Emery Kay.
DISCUSSIONS.
"How to Arouse Interest in
Schools" a paper by Ella Hopkine
Iutermission till l O'Clock p. m
Called to order and cong.
"AmerioA"
what is Good Disoipline;" a
paper by Glenie Shinn.
DISCUSSIONS
What are the characteristics of
a Good Reoitation;" a paper by M
F. Smith.
DISCUSSIONS
"What Dan be Done to Wake
up Careless Parents;" an address
by j. B. Durham 80
General Topios-"A agriculture in
the Country Sohools;" "Consoli.
dation of Sohools and School Iii.
braries "
Fixing date of next meeting and
adjournment.
Parents. your presence will en-
courage and your suggestions will
help. Everybody Welcome.
District Superintendent.
Union Distriot.
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Another good week 10 antioipa.
ted by the local huntmen who will
invade the field with dog and gun
in quest of rabbits and biTds.
While the weather has been too
dry to make the sport excellent
the hunters have had reasonably
good LUCK and none of them DOM.
plain. while come are actually
boasting.
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State Board of Health Meets in
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
Beginning November 10. the
regular meeting of the state board
of health will be held in Wheeling
AT that time examinations will be
held and a GLASS of 30 candidates
will take the test.
Three meetings of the board are
held each year; one in April, one
in July at Charleston. and one in
November. They are always held
ON the second Tuesday of the
month.
There are ten members on the
board, two from each congressional
distriot of the state. and at the
present time is composed of the
following: DR. D P Morgan. Of
Clarksburg, and DIR John L Diokey,
of Wheeling first district; DIR M 81
Proudfoot, of Rowlesburg and DR.
a r Warden, of Grafton. second
district; DIR T l. Barber, of Char
lesion and DR. j u Robins. of
Claremont. third district; DR. A N
Frame. of Parkersburg, and DR.
SW Vaner. Chenille, forth dis
trict and DR. r e Viokers, of Hunt.
ington and DR. 81 A Barbee. Of
Point Pleasant. fifth district. DR.
Robins is president aud DR. Barbee
of Point Pleasant, is secretary and
executive officer. DIR Diokey, OF
Wheeling. is now serving his SEQ.
ond term.
One impotsant change has been
made in the regulations of the
board. Applicants, under the new
law, must show diploma of grad.
uation from some reputable medi.
oal school before being allowed TO
take the examination.
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Oapt. j. M. Burdett. late score
tary of the Democratic Campaign
Committee. willleave Thursday on
a hunting trip in Union Di0trict
and to Welt his father, who 10 81
years of age. and other relatives
and friends He will be gone
few days. We 'wish him him suc-
CESS in his hunting expedition.
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order Of NOTICE Thereon.

In the District Court OF the United States.
For the Southern DiItrict Of West va;
on this 9th day Of November; a. !. d. 1905 on
reading the foregoing petition u Is ,,o
Ordered by the Court, that q nearing De
had upon the same on the ~, nt9 ro day Of Of
Charleston, In said District. at 10 o'clock IN
the torenooni and that n9tice thereof d,I be
paper printed in said District, and that all
known creditors and other persons IN In inter- Isr
and show cause, n any they have, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted.
the Clerk shall send by mail to al known
der, addressed to them at their places of resi-
WitneSs the Honorable Benjamin F. Keller,
Judge OF the said Court, and the
tsEALl seal thereof, AZ ChHrleSton' IN SAID
Dor, A. ID. 1908.
Clerk ID. @. u. 3. 4. ID. w. Va
nov. II 2w.
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CHRIST CHURCH.
REV. J. HOWARD gibbons. RECTOR.
No aeYvioe at OhYiat Church To

REV.. HOWARD Gibbons RECTOR.
No service at Ohrist Church to-
night.
Service Sunday at HOO m.
At this service the Rev. e. r
Meyer. of st. Peters Church, Gal
lipoliS. will preach; and the "Child
reu's Vester Choir of st. Peters
Church" will render the music al
this service.
Service at Spilman Chapel, Sun.
day night 7:30 O'Clock.
You are invited.
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TRUSTEES sALEl


Under and by virtue of the authority
" vested in the undersigned trustee, by q
certain deed OF trust bearing date on the nth
SIDE to to the undersigned Trustee, which said
deed of trust Is recorded In the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Mason County
page ~, ETC., to secure 10 the Point Pleasant
Building and Loan Association a certain
sSt haSlnE bee sst G made tie payment
the dues, premiums ana interest provided
for therein and esinE REQUIRED 6y ths so sIad
tion SO TO do.
the front door OF the court house OF MaSon
Pleasant, on
Saturday, the 18th Day of De-
cember, 1908,
between tho hours Of and o'clock, p. NJ.
OF that day, the following described prop;
iyi iS snG Being In GlendeSia Dtstriei
County, West Virginia, bounded and de-
sStl9sa t sde q Kaaawha River pubic
Coal 6ompeny,s land thence Mn and along
sriy side Of said road in branch; thence N,
soutGsrly side OF aforesaid public road;
stake, corner n line Of land OF Al Coops,I,
limo OF the said Cooper tract q. % deg. 30
min: e. poles,;0 links TO stone, corner In
OF land OF said Cooper tract 8. 48 deg. w. 10
poles, links 70 locust stake near fence post
Coal Company; thence with their line 80
deg. K. 8 poles TO stake Mt foot OF largo rock
thence with another line OF the Camphell's
links TO the place of beginning, estimated TO
contain acres, n poles, be tho Same more
or less.
sale.
RANKIN WILEY,
nov. ll.Iw. Trustee.
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Shot az His Homo.

Grafton Starbuck, 45, apromi-
nent miller of Gauley Bridge,
was ahot and instantly killed as
he was leaving his home by an un.
known assassin, whowaO in ambush
near by.
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The river men have not given
up hopes of there being navigabIe
stage of water this year. The river
is now dangerously low.
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TRUSTEES sALEy

TJEDER and by virtue Of the ssp,tho,,ity
sSe s SS1 aaS o. aSs g S sSseased the
.sS s!%SsssIsssS ssI IS: a:s g , =
gina, Ia Fgas. DECD Booi No. y. page ..
etc., and default. having been niade q the
sna p
the etcdl!or aooGred by said deed Of trust and
, Msq IL tnS 9Sner ana holder OF inc noses
| VIII proceed to sell af public auction ae
RS n SS[ seS oq ow Of M tSa
Saturday, the 18th Day of De-
cember, 1908,
between the hours Of and O'CLOCK. I. q. oe
sts,S q @sss YirSlais, County g Macon
described a. follows; Being a portion OF lot
No, "a as numbered on the plat OF said Town
VI To Ssia
tSes e ssS %s SSa SoS %i
i SSs& b Ss sc 81
lSs 70 SaSs %fs coap saF
70 JShn 2; I. st9r.s ~ o sp ks and wife.
ord in tho Clerks office OF tho County Court
OF said Mason County In Decd Book No 50.
pages a. ETC. Also lot or parcel o. lL nd
poles or twoi!hirds !, Of an acEe. which waa
EaSi6sm and wIie and Il. Baftow Jones and
Alice Z; Jones, his vile BY their deed dated Z!
Gtiise Of the SouS,y Court Of M 5S1 SSsSnty
which deed reference ID Hereby made fpr q
complete description by metes and bodnda
Of said lot, subject howeyer 70 the condition
being the same real estate ndproporty con-
yeyed TO the StoItI. Blazer Compsny, z corr
thoir deed dated August nth. 1905, and ro-
corded in The Clerks ,onlce OF tho Connty
Court OF said Mason County In Deed Book
No. ~, pages t6, etc., to which deed reference
Is hereby made.
TERMS or sALE-cash in hand ON day OF
mo- nov. INV. RANKIN w1 Hla.f:;o.
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Notice to Trespaurers.

We strictly forbid any person from
treSpassing upon these lands. No
hunting. trapping or fishing. You
will be dealt will be with according
to law. ]. w. Long,
j. w. Long
James Long.
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THE CHuRCHEs.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

CARL BARTH, Pastor.
Main Street. between 7th and 9Th Sts
Regular preaching services at
Point Pleasant next Sunday morn.
ing at II O'Clock.
Communion services at West.
minster at $3.50 in the afternoon
and preaching services at night.
n e. CHURCH, SOUTH.
R.P. BELL, PASTOR.
Preaching Sunday morning and
evening by the pastor.
Beginning next Sunday night
Rev. Bell will preach a series Of
sermons from text What Is
Man."
Sunday evening subject will BIO
oman the Builder"
Following Sunday evening Man
the Temple of the Holy Ghost F"
Third and last will be MAN the
Divine"
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just how soon Charley Kelly
expects to start out with his show
we do not know. but he has pref
ty respectable beginning for a
menagsris in the old opossum and
her fourteen young.
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No, Evangeline. not all the kiss.
ing is INDUCED in at railway sta
tions. Some of it lie done in
hammooks.
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The woman who knows how to
hide the wrinkles with face bloom
may be regarded as an artist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11

The size of dollar depeuds on
whether man has to work for 1t
or whether it comes easy.
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The only way some men secure
recognition in tho world is to make
a noise like dollar bill.
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ITO be slender is the fashion"
declares a fashion authority All
the same we like a woman with
some meat on her bones.
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A woman always likes to fix
things that you oau eat from a
wooden tray on your lap.
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A Point PleaSont man told the
doctor the other day that he de.
handed re.oount, when told by
the doctor that be was the father
of triplets
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11

Some men never become patrio-
tic until the bonfireS begin to
CLEAN in political campaign.
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The Sooietss Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs Joe Friedman
Thursday afternoon.
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Kid gloves to match your suit
$1.OO, guaranteed. at E B Sisler
& Cos
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This Ia the year in every four
when even the humblest Ameii
cau Citizen gets a chance to save
the country.
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Lost.

Lost.
A Point Pleasant High School
OlaOV, year 1908. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to
this office.
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The place to buy furs. suits and
millinery, at e B Sisler & 90.
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The time we spend growing over
spilled milk would buy us one of
those automatic milking machines
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Mrs r 81 Davis dwelling on
Big Sixteen creek was burned to
the ground last Friday, Owing to
a high wind little was rescued from
the burning building. that was a
large nine room one. mostly pine
lumber. No insurance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11

Woodsmen predict high water
from the fact the muskratO are
looking for high land on which to
winter.
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Marriage oan be set down as a
failure alwsys when one or both
parties to 1t 10 a failure.
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Warmers oorsetU. guaranteed
rust proof, only at E B SiOler & %
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TRUSTEES SALE,

~ vested in me, the undersigned trustee.
by that certain Deed Of Trust bcAring date on
the 9th day OF November, 1909. and OF record
Gounly, West Virginia, In Trust Deed BooE
III Thcmpsoha S and EIiss6SiH n ThompSon: hia
secure S lie Point Ploasa't 8SIdiss AND loan
Association the. payment OF one certain
promissoTy note for the sum Of $3.50; and de-
said note accofdfng 10 its tenor aud oneot
and the terms and conditions Of said deed Of
trust, and being required 10 TO do by said
Point Pleasant Building and Loan AhsociaS
tion, will on
Monday, the 18th Day of Decem-
Der, 1908,
commencing at 2 O'Clock r. M at the front
sell for Cash, at public auction, TO the high
conveyed 10 me by said trust deed; namelyty
Cooper Districts Mason % County %sst Viz
glnla and bounded as folloWgi Containing
70lS acres, more or less and Being the gamD
HoSS SG and yHatfet MoFg BY deea bespn
date Maroh llth. 1889. and OF record In tho
County Court CLERKS oiiics q Mason County.
CO eony Y a u sSia Gs,n T M ns &
Rice and husband by deed bearing date on
The 1d day e @ and o. SsSS
Mason County in Deed Book No. o.. ~ pego
for n fuller description OF said property.
witness my hand this the 9TH day OF NO.
John EDWARD BELhER.
nov. ll4w. Tru1tse.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11

Buy dress goods and silks at 3
B Sisler g Cos.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-11

Gladys. the TOe.yeAr.old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Short. who has
been very i'll this week with diph.
liberia and membTaneouS Group, lie
now oonvalesoent and hopes are
entertained for her recovery.