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New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
FIGHT STAKEHOLDER HELD
Discharged on Complaint Of Keeping
Money and Rearregted

Roy r. Saltz was held IL $50 bail for
trial in the West Side court yesterday az
ternoon by Magistrate Appleton on a
charge OF violating Section T7I2 of the Penal
Code, IL holding stakes bet on q prizefght-
tie recent Johnson-Jefries contest. AT the
same time he was acquitted of grand lar
ceny IL q case growing out Of the same
transaction. Three negroes alleged that
they had bel $3.50 at 10 to 7 on johnson and
tina; Saltz. the stakeholder, went to Buffalo
with their winnings.
Attorney Nathaniel Levy. Of No. 26l
broadway, counsel for Saltz. made the
point that as betting was illegal. according,
10 the aHJi-prizefight law. the winner OBJ
tained no legal tide 10 the winnings The
MAGISTRATE sustained the point and dis
charged Saltz, who was at once rearrested
for violation Of Section I7I2
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
UPSETS IN CHESS TOURNEY
Tarrasch and Marshall Meet De-
feat in Second Round.
TBy Cable TO The Tribune. I


Hamburg, July 19.-Play in the interna-
tional chess masters tourney was resumed
in this city to-day.
The most surprising features OF the play
were the defeat of Tarrasch at the hands
of Spielmann, although the former had
the move, and Marshalrs downfall in his
game against Tartakower. SchIechter ex-
perienced scarcely any difficulty in dis
posing of Yates. while the Dutch expert
Speijer, won against John Duras and
Leonhardt. Niemzowitsch and Chotimirski.
Teichmann and Koehnlein, Alekhine and
Jacob and Forgacz and Salwe divided
honors in each case.
AS will be seen from the appended table.
Schlechter now leads with half a point.
The standing TO date follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
REPUBLIC STEEL RAISES WAGES.

Pittsburg, July Representative of
the Republic Iron and Steel Company and
the Amalganated Association of Iron. Tin
and Steel Workers reached an agreement
on the scale of wages for the year to-day.
The puddleTs get an increase Of from 3 X
20 10 per cent Plants closed since July l
VIII resume at once About three thou
sand men are affected
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20

The third round will be played In the fol-
lowing order tomorrow: Salwe VS. Tar
{akower; Schlechter VS.. Forgacz. Jacob VS.
John. Chotimirski vs.. Teichmann 80 vs.
nardt VS. Nfemzowitsch. SpieImann Ts
Duras and Marshall vs. Tarrasch
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
BIC TROTT|NG MEET ON
FavoriteS Fare Badly in First
DAYS Sport at Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mich. July 19.-The
Grand Rapids harness racing meet, the
most important preliminary TO the open
ing of the Grand Circuit, and participated
in by most of the leading Grand Circuit
horses, started here to-day with perfect
weather. a fast track, exciting contests
and large crowd.
The absence of Pop" Geers, due TO his
injury in the morning by being thrown
from his sulky while working Orienta,
was the only dampening influence.
The 2:22 trot was announced as the first
international harness race in America
owing to the presence of Dora, Hun
garian bred mare owned in London Dora
was a strong contender in three heats,
but fell back in the deciding heat
1t was a bad day for favorites. Ella
Ambulator, in the 2:07 pace; Ruby Clay.
in the 2:09 trot, and Direct Hal, jr., the
Geers entry in the 2:14 pace. all meeting
defeat.
The summaries follow:
PAcING-2:o7 CLAss-PURsE. $1,000.
willis Nils Benton Benton 5aosneII s Hy wilton
Ella AmbuIator. b, m. by Ambu- =
ndtr latorIEIla EDDY ss3t]n7p sMp5phy) ] 2 z 2
Rock g.. br. g. Icummings) s).-...-.
Spill b tHansen> sen lr;,,;c,t; as
Donax, ch. G. (McMahan) .--......- dis
Time-2:O5A, 2:O5A, 2:O7, 2:OS-
TRoTTING-2:O9 CLASS-PURSE. $1,000.
Nancy Royce, blk m, by Allerton-
Black Alice MCCARTHY ....-.--.-.. l
Teasel ch. m. (Andrews). ....-....... 3
Ruby Clay, b. m. CHogan). -.-..---.. 2 3dis
Demarest. b. G. CBenyon) --.-.-.--- dis
Aquin. b. h. (McDonald) .......-..--- dis
Time-2;092z. 2:0914, 2:10, 2:101a.
PACING-2:14 CLASS-IRA NJ. SMITH STAKE
PURSE. 50, 600.
c. the Limit. b. h.. Searchlight-Bertha
(AfacevO ...................... l
Branhan Baughtman, b. h. (Cox) x).-..-...2
Direct Hal Jr blk h (Benyon) .3 8 2
Lady of Honor ch m Snow ...... 4 5
Dan ID h o CIoganl l........... S 6
Ian Rar h h ,Niurphyl l..............s6 5 3
Make Direct, blk. m. (Llockhartl. z dis
Rer Patch b. m fHersey) ........... dis
Nettle McEven Ro h. GARTH ......... dis
Tine-2:06A, 2:071a 2:07&-
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DETECTIVE KAYSER MAKES ARREST.

Albert Thornton was arrested
about two miles below Middleport on
the Ohio side, Monday afternoon by
Detective Rupert Kayser, on mis-
demeanor charge. 1t is said that
Thornton has been passing some bad
money in the vicinity of Letart, and
Kayser after locking him up proceed
ed to search his house boat ard was
rewarded by finding So. 80 in count
erfeit coin. 1t is not thought that
Thornton was making the spurious
money but that it is some that was
made by Joe Porter and Jim Phelps,
who are now serving sentences in
the Federal prison at Lcvenwortb,
Kans., on that charge. Requition
papers have been asked for and he
will be brought here to answer the
charge of counterfeiting.
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MASON CITY.

William Fisher, of Middleport,
was calling on friends, Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Albert Mees and little daugh-
ter, of Pomeroy, were the guests of
Harve Smith and wife, Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis, of Minersville, spent
Saturday as the guest of his son, 7.
NJ. Lewis and family.
Born to H. R. Davis and wife, a
fine son, Saturday.
Willie Elias was visitor at West
Columbia, Sunday night.
Mrs. c. J. Rehe and daughter are
visiting friends at Clarksburg, this
week.
Mason and Glouster PLAYED ball
Sunday at the Mason ball park.
The score was 90, favor of Glouster.
Oh, you Glouster.
We hear rumors of another wed.
ding soon. Boys, have your pans
and bells ready, don't let them give
us the dodge.
Miss Ada PATTERSON is visiting
friends at Charleston.
Miss Katharine Young, who has
been employed in Indiana, returned
home, Friday morning.
The United Brethren Church held
their Children's Day services, Sun
day morning, a very interesting pro-
gram was rendered, and the children
did remarkable well.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. VIII
son last Tuesday, a son.
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GAP

Julia Trilbet of Bethany arrived
at this place Monday, May the Soth
on a visit of friends and relatives, re-
turning home Saturday. She is a
daughter of James Eskew at this plrce.
Carl Jiyiden and Oscar Caste, of
Columbus, was here Saturday and
Sunday on visit.
James Marshall, of this place, was
at Buffalo Saturday, on business.
A large crowd attended, the pers-
onal property sale ofWesley Crandall
Saturday.
Ester oldaker returned home Sat
urday from Pomeroy Ohio, where she
been visiting for the past three weeks.
The ten year old son of Mrs.
George Hughes died, Monday, with
Consumption of the bowels. The
funeral services were held at Walker
Chapel, Tuesday evening. Rev. Jasp-
er Baker preaching fine sermon and
the remains was laid to rest in Walk
er Chapel cemetery.
Mrs. Christina Badgley went to
Leon Monday where she will visit
for few days.
Mrs Floid Sayre, and Mrs. MOrtica
Jividen has been visiting their broth
er Wesley Crandall for the past few
days.
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EcKARD CHAPEL.

Rev. L. NJ. Carder, of Old Town.
was the guest of Alex Rifle and
wife, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. David Smith, of santown,
passed through here, Friday.
Mrs. Charles Rawson and daugh-
ter, Hester, of Dickinson, were the
guests of V. H. Rawson and wife,
one day last week.
Mrs. R. MCDANIEL, ofcedar Grove,
was calling on Mrs. J. NJ. Jones,
Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Bcabout was visiting
Leslie and Francis Rawson, Sunday
We are glad to announce that
Mrs. Samuel Eads is improving.
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GOT YOUR SHARE?

Washington, June 8 Treasury
officials figure out that if all the
money in circulation in United States
were divided equally every man,
woman and child would have SS4. 80.
This is II cents per capita more then
they should have had by the same
process of reasoning month ago.
Compared with year ago there was
June l 4,OOo,0OO more money in
circulation, and yet, strange as It
may seem, the per capita was ~ cents
less. This, it is said. is due to the
increase in population, it is being
proportionately more than the growth
of the circulating medium.
The general stock of money in the
United States on June was S$,4I9,-
$50, 2Sf, of which Se9S, O76,5S7
was held in the Treasury as assets OF
the Government.
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WATERLOO.

Chas. Buxton, of Point Pleasant,
was here, Sunday.
Willie Rifle and family, of Car
bondale, are visiting relatives at
Leon.
Mrs. Sarah Greenlee spent Thurs
day, with her son, Roy, ofLeon.
Burwell Mckinney and wife are
preparing to 20 to housekeeping in
Perry Warmers house.
Mrs. Samuel Casio and daughter,
of Columbus, who have been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isace n.
Rifle, has returned.
Mrs. Eliza Nichols and children of
Huntington, visited her mother Mrs.
Nancy Jane Smith last week.
H. 7. Stewart and Moses Knapp,
of Yeager, H. F. Smith, C. Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Rifle, of
Waterloo, were visitors at Leon Sat
urday.
Godfry Schul, of Tenn Mile, and
W. B.. Barnett, of Leon, were here
Saturday.
Mrs. Rose Warner, ofBoomer, visi-
ted friends and relatives here last
week.
Enoch letters, and Miss Pearl Boles
of Leon, are on the sick list.
Harry Hill has returned from
Wellsville where he has been employ
ed for several months.
Mrs. Rosa Dewers, and son Alonzo
of North Point Pleasant was here Sat
urday and Sunday visiting her broth
ers VIII and Blaine Hill.
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MILTON R. F. D. No4.

One of the grandest ball games
of the season was played at Upland
last Saturday there being very large
crowd present, many people from
Milton, Hurricane, Kanawha, and
Guyan City and of other distant
points were there.
Mrs. W. G. HOlley, of Mt. Green
was the guest other daughter, Mrs.
S. Conard, Saturday.
Rev. Woody was not aole to fill
his appointment at Arnott, Sunday
evening on account of the high water,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith, of Bare
Hollow, spent Saturday with G. NJ.
Meadows and family.
George Meadows wears sunny
smile, its boy.
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SOUTH SIDE.

Mrs. Granville Caufman spent a
few days las; week with her sister
in-law, Miss Elva Caufman, at
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Plunkett and
daughter vada, of Poca, Mr.. and
Mrs. PofFenbarger and daughter
Helen, and sons Mark and Jesse, of
Flaxton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hannis,
and daughter Bonnie, and Mr.. a.
G. Beard were the guests of Hon.
Jabez Beard and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Marshal, of Grafton,
W. Va, and Miss Mary Eastman, of
Robertsburg, are the pleasant guests
of Mrs. Mary sebrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Kerns were
visitors at Point Pleasant and CALI
polls, Thursday.
Mrs. F. G. sebrell and children,
Mrs. R. H. Dunn, Mrs. Fred Henry
and Miss Bertha Dunn were guests
of Mrs. NJ. Whitehead at Buffalo,
Friday.
viii Caufman, of Henderson, was
visiting relatives here, last week.
Mrs. P. Gardner wer business Wis
itors to Leon, Monday.
Mrs. Mae Errett spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Jessie Hannis.
Lester Spencer, of Point Pleasant,
was visiting his mother, Mrs. S. f.
Errett, last week.
E. W. Eerns has purchased new
buggy.
Miss Knapp, of Leon, was visiting
Miss Kitty Dowcll, few days last
week.
Miss Mamie Hayes returned from
Gallipolis, Friday, having been the
guest of her sister, Miss Essie Akin
son, for the past week.
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team all of this season under the
name of Josephs, not having receiy-
ed bis release from St. Josephs until
the Soth day of May. He pitched
two games against the team here,
winning them both. These games
will be protested. By the way, did
you notice the similarity in the name
of the player and the town to which
he belonged.
The team has seventeen games at
home this month, and everyone
should patronize them as much as
possible, in view of the fact that we
are the smallest town ia the league,
and have our end of it to keep up.
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sEAFLAT.

Socialist speaker NJ. F. Smith, of
Hartford City, wife and children are
here on visit. Mr.. Smith has been
principal of the Hartford school for
the past year and vii speak at the
Union school house Tuesday, June
7th, at s o'clock on Socialism.
We understand that R. E. L. Ar
rington, of Gallipolis Ferry, is com
ing out on the Democratic ticket for
County Commissioner. The writer
must say that from what we know of
Mr.. Arlington he must be a good
man and we believe he would make
a good County Commissioner.
Mrs. Shinn passed through this
section Saturday with her husband
that was hurt in coal mine some
time ago. We understand she was
on her way with him from the Charl-
eston Hospital.
Allen Wolf, of Blue Creek, was in
this section few days ago on bust
ness. he has several teams at work
on Blue Creek in timber.
B. S. Mckinney is making arrange
ments to move in the Perry Warner
property on Rocky Fork.
oville Flowers, son CT Vaughn
Flowers, died June 4th, at his
brothers home, Jasper Flowers, near
Capehart. Cause of death consumpt-
ion. Mr.. Flowers was single man
about 81 years of age and well liked
by every one that knew him. He
was laid to rest Monday, June 9th in
the Creston cemetery, Rev. Cook
conducting the funeral services.
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WEAVER-SOMERVILLE.

Mr.. John Weaver and Miss Luada
Somerville, of Old Town, were mar
ried last Wednesday. They leave
here June twentieth for Mindanoa,
PHILIPPINE Islands, where they will
make their future home. Mr..
Viewers brother has a large pIanta-
ton at that place and is prospecting.
Mr.. Weaver will probably buy some
land upon arriving there. The best
wishes of all 90 with him and his
newly acquired bride.
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GUYANDOTTE CENTENNIAL.

The success ofthe Guyandotte Cen
tennial and Cabell county Home
Coming which will be held in Guyan-
dotte on July 4, is now assured. The
organization has been reduced to a
thoroughgoing, hardworking and en-
tircly enthusiastic body and interest
in the affair is growing by leaps and
bounds. The fact that 1t is to be
held is being circulated in every part
of tie nation that former citizen of
Cabeil county is to be found and
scores of these former citizens have
already indicated their intention of
being present.
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HENDERSON,.

Jesse Glover and wife. of Couch,
spent the day Saturday with Mrs.
Enos Stephenson.
Miss Celia PuIlin, formerly of this
place, but now of Middleport, was
here Saturday, calling on her many
friends.
Mrs. W. W. Bragg, accompanied
Rev. Bragg to his appointment at
Lone Oak, Saturday. While there
was the guest of J. Rodgers and fam
lily Monday afternoon.
George sterrett, of Lock II, has
sold his stock of groceries to Mrs. R.
L. Burks.
Rumor has it a new store will soon
be opened up. So far we have not
been able to hear who the proprietors
will be.
Miss Emma Stanley arrived home
Monday from Cincinnati, accompa-
MED by her aunt, Mrs. Grady, who
will remain for few days visit.
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EDUCATION ASSOCIATION.

We are in receipt of letter from
Prof. c. A. Green, in which he wish
es US to call the attention of our
readers to the dates of the Educa-
tional Meeting to be held at Charles
ton. June 90, 81 and 2e have been
selected for the dates, and it IS to be
hoped that all the teachers from this
district will try and be present.
The more teachers present at the
meeting, will of course, tend to
bring about more and favorable sent
iment in favor of school legislation,
when our law makers meet next
winter.
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A NEW ONE.

East Liverpool, Ohio, June s.
Four hens owned by Mrs. Burnet, OF
Holidays Cove, Hancock County,
w. Va, became dead drunk on
spoiled blackberries which she had
thrown out on Memorial Day. Mrs.
Burnet thought they were dead and
thrifty plucked them clean for the
feathers. Next morning she was
astounded to find the hens, shivering
from cold, racing about to keep
warm, and naked as she had plucked
them. Mrs. Burnet made blankets
for her featherless hens.
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ARLEE.

All who were on the sick list last
week are improving.
Roe Maycs and daughter Miss
Rilla, were the gucsus of Mr.. f. H.
Mayes, Monday.
Marie, the little FIVE year old
daughter of Mr.. f. H. Mayes and
wife had the misfortune of catching
her arm in the burrs of "a grist mill
and crushing it very badly; DR..
James and Frank Sommers and DR..
Davis, were called and her arm was
taken off just above TIE elbow.
VIII Moore and wife, of Five Mile,
were the guests of Van Fadley and
wife, Saturday and Sunday
Buren, Myers and wife were the
guests of Henry Vansickle and wife,
Saturday and Sunday.
Isaac Schloss was business visitor
in GalHpolis, Saturday.
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MILTON

Rev.B. NJ. Keith, of Spencer, is Wis
ting friends in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Thacker, of
near Milton, attended the Carter fun
eral at Huntington Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kane are visit
ing in Mason county.
Mrs. jessie Hinerman, of Hinton,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. chas. Peyton.
Mrs. J. A. Winton and daughter,
are the guest offriends at Hurricane.
Mrs. Bert Glen and children, OF
Russell, KY, are visiting in Milton.
Mr.. Tom Ramsey, and bride, OF
Barboursville, visited Mrs. G. W.
Kinder, Friday.
Miss Name Ware, of Huntington,
held a recital at the NJ. E. church,
South, Friday night.
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Continued from page one)
BASE BALL

cry team slid into second base. The
player sliding had his hand and arm
cut by either his own spikes or those
of Mack.
The feature of the game Tuesday
were the home runs by Mack and
witter, both of them going over the
fence. The one by witter was the
longest hit made on these grounds
this season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Thomas, of
Letart, are visiting their son, ]. B.
on Ohio street. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as have been visiting relatives and
friends at Huntington, Montgomery,
Charleston and other points and stop
ped off here for few days visit.
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p %'i'Sa' 'NSziSadazZzla
When Witter catches fly ball it
is like droppiug pea intoa barrel.
Chas. Rolf, OF Richmond, Ind,
came in last night and will be given
try out in today's game. He ~ill
probably be used in the out field for
the present.
Hunter is getting his batting eve
having bad several hits in the past
few games.
Another pitcher is due to arrive
Friday. He is cousin of H. H.
Henry, and is said to be good one.
We play at Mason City Friday and
large crowd of fans are going up to
see the game. Umpire Sewers will
oficiate.
Mullencamp is playing a steady
game at first and hitting the ball in
his usual form.
Manager Mack probably has more
stolen bases to his credit than anv
other man on the team.
Ashland comes back here Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, for three
games and the boys will get their
revenge.
Jimmy O'Connor, Captain of the
Montgomery team, was elected man
ager Monday morning, of that team.
The players all like Jimmy.
Umpire J. H. York, who was as
signed here for several games this
season, has resigned his position in
the Virginia Valley League and will
accept similar one with the o. and
P. League, at an increase in salary.
He left here Monday night, for East
Liverpool, Chic. We are sorry to
lose Mr.. York, as with the exception
of one game here, he gave very good
satisfaction, we are, however, glad
the league to which he goes, has re-
cognized his worth to the extent of
offering him larger salary.
1t is very probable that when the
Charleston team of the Virginia
Valley League comes Tuesday for a
series of games with the Parkersburg
aggregation, that the games will be
played at the Y. NJ. c. A. park in
stead of Shattuck park. A deal has
been on for several day by which the
Virginia Valley League expects to
purchase the leaseon the Y. NJ. c. A.
park. 1t was expected that it
would be closed yesterday, but for
some minor reason there yyaS \ hitch
There is but one regrettable Incl
cident in connection with the pur-
chase of the lease. Sunday base ball
cannot be played there as there is
city ordinance prohibiting it. 1t
was announced last night that the
deal would be completed early Mon
day morning, and that the Sunday
games will be played at Shattuck
park.-News Dispatch Parkersburg.
Parkersburg's baseball team, in
the Virginia Valley League, is being
strengthened as rapidly as desirable
men can be obtained, and will this
week add a new pitcher to the al
ready, good staff. He is Frank
Locke, brother of the Captain of the
team. He was purchased from the
st. Joseph (Mo. team, and is said
to be u splendid twirler.-Ashland
Independent.
We are reliably informed that the
player referred to in the above has
been playing with the Parkersburg
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.

The following are the real estate
transfers since our last report:
Robinson District-Eleanore Fow-
Ter, Eckard and husband to Somer-
vile & Somerville. IS acres, s4s5.oo.
Hannah District-E. L. Blazer and
wife to Virgil Barker, ee acres, 60
pole, SeeS.75.
Town of cHfton-wm. Ward and
wife to Ernest Henry and wife, two
lots, $4,000.
clendenin District-JOhn Gallo
way and wife to John A. Aeiker and
Florence E. Aeiker, 6 acres and 90
poles, 81, 200.
Hannah District-E. F. Blake and
husband to J. W. starkey, acre,
$500.
Clendenin District-HuGh Crist
and wife to Theodore Snodgrass and
wife, 50 acres, $3.50.
Ar5ackle District-w. L. Gibson
and wife to Early Gardner and Mar
garet f. Gardner, 40 acres, $3.50.
Cooper District-J. c. Edwards
and wife to George Plantz, !! acres,
$500.
waggener District-chas. W. Juh-
ling to James,w. Bass, acre, $40.
Clendenin District-JOseph f.
Christv and wife to Sarah L. Stay
ton, 8 acres, SIS.
Union District-H. S. wandling
and wife to G. H. Pritt, ! acre,
SI55.oO.
Point Pleasant-MiIdred J. Han
mis- to J. B. Thomas and Nettie
Thomas, lot sol, Sl,lSo.
Town of Clifton--Amos Dyke to
Eta Dyke, one lot, $40.
Cooper District-Margaret Crow
Geo. NJ. Simms and Jessie B. Simms,
ITO acres, $1,000.
Town of Henderson-Marth W.
Burks and husband to Della NJ
Ship, lot 5oxl5o feet, $3.50.
CIendemn District-ora Sheets
and Armett Sheets toShadrach Law
renee, 81! acre, 500.
Hannah District-Charles Bryan
and Virgie L. Bryan to W. NJ. Clagg
and Margaret Clagg, AZ acres, $3.50.
/ o. f. Gwinn and Others to F. NJ.
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600 900 ',N''' ''' "'''' ''' 'N'' 3D.
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4''u'N'e Dls'r, II, :, > Morgan
'''D '',,S's :" > -, N'eN"uS'''''' 10
acres " pores '2'''''
cologne .''stnetn ). Cossin
anu VINE W e. 10 a, !, ruins ana ma
'nel ru''i''S' % acres 2'0'oo'
and wife to R. E. Hughes, IS acres,
I
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-08

Ed. SOmerville was registered at
The Spencer, the first of the week.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-08

Mrs. Sike Woods spent Wednesday
with her daughter, Mrs. E. Thomas.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-08

Mrs. Burfet. ofwin6eld, is visiting
Miss Eva Kaufman.
The Presbyterian Young ladies aid
society met with Mrs. NJ. E. Hutch
inson, "wednesday.