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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Boo1s AND SHOES fastened with Cable Screw
Wire have undergone thorough test, and
are now conceded superior in many points TO
either sewed or pegged work. A card in our
paper gives some of the reasons for their pop
ularlty, which has brought host of limitations
into the market.
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MAsoN1c.-A new Masonic journal will be
published in the City of Washington on the lst
of October next. The title will be, Mackey's
National FreemasoD, and the journal will be
published monthly. 1t will be edited by Hon.
A. G. Mackey, now residing in Washington.
1t will have many contributors from the differ
ent sections Of the country, and among others,
Hon. Albert Pike and Hon. Henry Buist, Of
this city.
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CKUMBs.-The German ball, postponed from
last week on account of the weather, will take
place to. day at Mount Pleasant
The drawings of the Charleston Charitable
Association are suspended for the present
ewing to the illness of the general agent, Major
]. P. Horbach.
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THE COMING RAcE.-The contest for the
prizes offered by the sullivan's Island Regatta
Club will come off on Saturday, and, judging
from the preparations, it will be big affair.
Several fast craft from the city will take their
chances in the race, aad, If the weather be IA
vSrable, the struggle will be close one.
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Z The SOUTHERN SAND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
CoMPANY.-The Charleston Office of this com.
pany will be opened in few days. Connec.
tlon with Columbia and the North was COM
pleted yesterday, the instruments are already
in position, and as soon as the equipments of
the Office are finished, the doors will be
thrown open to the public.
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The KEROSENE YIcTIM.-Loulsa Johnson,
the young girl who was badly burned by the
explosion of can Of kerosene oil, with which
she was attempting to kindle fire, is still
lying in very critical condition. The burns
are very extensive, and it's effects are visible
over the whole of her body. It is as yet un.
certain whether her injuries will prove
fatal
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SENT TO .JAIL.-Joseph Roesden was
brought before Trlei Justice Magrath yester-
day morning ard tried on the charge of beat
ing his wife on the preceding evening In Ell
lott street. After examining several wit
nesses, Roesden was found guilty and SEN
fenced by the justice to Sheriff Mackey's ho-
tel for TWENTY-FIVE days.
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IM-p1G-ER AcHnLEs.-Ou indeiatigable off,
Ger was again successful. on Monday in his
war upon the pigs, and two Violators Of the
city ordinance In this respect were brought be-
fore the Mayor. Allen McCloud, who had
three fat hogs and five lively juvenile pork
ers upon his premises, was requested to pay a
fine of S., and John Darcy, who owned up to
two of the; nufsanceH, paid 50 fine for the
same. In both instances theanimals were or
: dered to be instantly removed.
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WHERE THE RAGS CONE FRox.-on the con-
fines OF the city, near Potter's Field, may be
witnessed every morning picturesque, II not
very pleasant, scene. The scavenger carts
of the city here deposit the ohal, and as each
load of reeking filth is dumped upon the
ground the disgusting heap is attacked by a
crowd Of colored women and children, num-
berIng from thirty to forty. The piles are
raked over, and every scrap Of rag taken up
and placed In their bags by the black chifo-
niers. Plasters and poultices are all grist in
this mill, and yesterday agentleman saw sev-
eral of the former; apparently Of the kind
used upon yellow fever patients, picked out
and carried of. These pickings are brought
hAoi. 80 40 -eity, ,ta-tho..anaount of throo or
four carloads daily, and sold to the junkshops
for expectation.
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DEATH AND HEARTLEss RoBBERY.-On Mon
day night a Mr.. sabith, who used to keep a
small store in King street near Tradd, died.
His wife had been III for some time, but Is now
convalescent. While the family. were in this
condition, with no one to attend to their affairs,
heartless robbery Of everything valuable was
perpetrated in the dwelling Of the unfortunate
man. Over four hundred dollars worth Of
jewelry was thus stolen, and upon the death OF
the proprietor some intruders went tolook at
his watch to see the hour Of his death, when
the watch, with gold chain, was aprropria-
ted. A valuable ring was also stolen from the
very hand of the dead man. Little care had
been taken OF these things, and the diabolical
thieves found no one to oppose or detect them.
None of the articles have been recovered.
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A SPLENDID SEWING MACHINE, Florence
pattern is to be raffled at Won Santen's Ba-
zaar. A rare chance to get a fine machine for
a mere song. augl2
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CLUBS AND srARs--M. Powers, reported for
not removing the offal from Montague street
up to half-past o'clock on Monday, was or
dered to attend to these matters more
promptly.
Louise Brown, arrested for dlsorderly con-
duct and fighting in q house In Reid street, was
discharged after hearing.
Rachel Simmons, colored girl, arrested on
the charge Of larceny and vagrancy, and abus-
ing the police in St. Philip street, was septenc-
ed to pay q fine Of five dollars or spend ten
days in the House Of Correction.
Mrs. O'Dwyer, q white woman, who applied
stor lodging and had no place or means of
livings, was sent to the House OF Correction
for thirty Gays:
Two goats, found astray in the City Hall
park, were locked up, and released on the pay
ment of one dollar fine by the owner.
A cart saddle belonging to Mr. s. Magwood
has been recovered by the detectives.
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New CoTToN.-The first bale of new cotton
from Newberry County received here, arrived
on the 2sth instant, and was consigned to
Messrs. Geo. W. Williams d Co., from Messrs.
A. ]. McCaughrinl & Co.; three new bales ar
rived from sanders's Turnout; Sumter County,
t6 Messrs. Kinsmsn i Howell; Two new bales
from Camden, to Mr.. g. W.. .Witte, and one
new bale from Marion, to Messrs. Johnston,
Crews d Co. s-.g
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A CHOSE N Acr1oN.-Rlchard Wright was
sentenced to one dollar and costs, yesterday
morning, by Trial Justice T. J. Mackey, for
choking his wife. The defendant claimed the
right which he had exercised on the ground
that he was legally married to the woman, and
she was his property to do and deal with as he
chose
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The CYCLONE IN FLoR1DA.-The indications
are that the gale which visited Florida ON Fri
day last was equally as disastrous as that
which swept along the coast little more than
week ago. In that portion Of the State Of
which Tallahassee Is the commercial centre,
the storm is thought to have been unprece-
dentedly disastrous, but owing to the fact that
there is neither te!egraphic nor mail commune
cation further than Lake City, 1t is impossible
to say to what extent the country has been
damaged. II rumots afetrue, however, there
has been an immense loss Of property and
crops. r.a
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New YORK LEDGER. WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT AND FrRBs1DE COMPANION, six cents a
COPY, at No. lGl King street. mayS-w
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The SISTERS AcADEMY.-The exercises OF
the Academy of the Sisters of Mercy, in Meet
ing street, will be resumed OF Monday next.
Full particulars will be found in the advertise
ment in another column. -
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PRoeRsssAND MPRovENENr.-some months
ago the water lots belonging to the estate Of
Bennett were sold, and 1t is pleasing to chron-
tcle the enterprise of one of our colored ciu.
zens, who has become the pioneer in trans
forming these desolate wastes OF mud and
marsh into solid lots and hsbitable dwellings.
The lot at the southeast cCrner Of Calhoun
and Rutledge streets, forty feet In tlont by one
hundred and twenty-three feet deep, was
bought by Cyrus FenwIck., 1t was then sur
face of soft mud, covered daily by the rising
tide. Undismayed by the Job, the purchaser
went to work with energy, and at costof
four hundred dollars filed np-t the lot with
earth and bricks to a. level With the higher
land. Upon this made dot he has erected q
asubstantlal two-and-a-half story frame house,
with piazzas at the back. The building is now
nearly completed, and the proprietor intends
to open store. at the corner, In the lower
story. The whole work reflects credit upon
the owner.
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SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-The lot of land on
the south side of Spring street, forty feet in
front by one hundred and seventy.fve feet
deep, with the buildings and improvements,
was sold yesterday morning, at auction, by
Alonzo J. White & Son, for sl305; one-third
cash, and the balance in four equal annual in
stalments, with interest at seven per cent.
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Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

Macqueen & Rlecke will sell at 10 o'clock, at
the northwest corner Of State and Chalmers
streets, contents of grocery.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, dry goods and notions.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Prepared by Grimanlt Co., Paris
SYRUP OF FHYFOPH0SPHATE OF LINE, AHoV.
erign remedy in phthiss- relieves, Coughs,
Eightsweats, &c. ii.
Pepsine, for Indigestion, loss Of appetite, de.
Digestive Loxenges OF the Alkaline Lsctatee,
pleasant and enOCtive remedy for function AIDE
rangement Of the digestive organs.
Troches Of PepBine and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY Pharmacle Coffin.
vOMITIF LIE ROY. Phsrnacie Cnttln.
Dragees de Santonine.
Dragees de Morphine.
For sale by Dr.. q. BAER,
may30 no. ls1 neetlnR sstees.
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THE FELLOW FEVER.

Slow Progress of the Diseass-Aetivity
In the Organization Of Preventive
and Eelief Measures-The Wards at
Work-Noble Efforts OF the German
Socteties-The Howard Association
General Sanitary Items.
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VIII be distributed BY following


the
FREE CALLED THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
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Judge W. A. Prlngle, who had been the dill
gent and attentive treasurer OF t. g association
from its formation, was compelled BY the pres
sure of official engagements to decline re-
election. Dr.. Pelzer declined to serve as sec.
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q mere song
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Az the time has arrived for potatoes to
be harvested. wish to say to those who
have them to harvest. to put them in bar
rels as the best mode Of disposing Of them.
There are those who have tried this for
years, and cannot be persuaded to keep
their potatoes 10 any other way. Dig and
expose to the air until dry--theu put up
as directed. taking the barrels to the Geld.
Store in the cellar any part most convent.
ent. Tho advantage is that the air is not
exposed as with open bins, which often vi.
tate it and always leave a potato odor,--
You have nothing Of this. Another ad-
vautage-you can put where most convent
ent and more At pleasure with little diff
Guilty, and you may place tiers Of barrels
till up to the aoor When it is wished to
use any, a barrel is open aud used, and SO
on with the rest leaving no dirt, the ground
remaining iu the barrel Or il it's wish.
ed to sell tdoy are already put up. Any
barrel will do so that it is strong enough
q salt barrel is as good az suy.-COr
Country Gentleman
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October S, ls7l-lm.
BETHANY COLLEGE.
'THE THIRTY-PIRsT SESSION OF THIS
i Institution will commence on

'I'HE THlRTY-FlRST SESSION OF THIS
L Institution will commence on
Monday, 25th September. 1871,
and terminate on the 18th Of June. 1872 II
Is romantically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hill country Of the
Panhandle" Of West Virgins, easily accessi-
BILE by railroad or river, and surrounded with
the most favorable ipfaencesfor student life.
II has a'prope,ty in endowment, Buildings,
apparatus. library, dc (, Of, over $3.50 900, and
IN thus enabled to sustain faculty and fnrn.
ISL facilities Tor thorough education Of the
very first order,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private boar.
ding, and unfinished rooms will be letto stu
dents who wish to board themselves.
I COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
l. Preparatory course Of one ye,r. 9. Reg.
ular Literary Course, including the Ancient
Languages. for the Degree of Bachelor Of Arts,
3. Literary and Scientific Course, for the he
gree Of Bachelor Of Sciences 4. The course
Of Master of Arts 5 The course Of Master
Of Sciences 6. Special Courses in Practical
Chemistry, Civil Engineering. &c Detailed
information as To these Courses will b. found
in our Catalogue
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM
The Institution has a complete net Of Philo.
sophcal Apparatus and students who wish 1t
are trained In the use Of Field INSTRUMENTS
also thoroughly ilteo up laboratory for prac.
teal instruction and wmk in Chemical Analy,
sic. and an ample Museum for the study Of
Natural History.
q TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $50
per session. Boarding from So 10 S. per week
Unfnrnished Rooms from s. TO 81 pr session
and free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Cos.
pei Of all denominations
For further particulars apply for catalogue
10 Prof. G. l.. Loo-, Secretary. srts
W. X. PESDLETo., President.
aug. l7-3m Rslhnny West Virginia
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PuYslclASs.--The annual meeting Of
the Eclectic Medical Society for this State,
will DO held at Hartford City, Mason coun-
ty, on the 26th day Of October, 1871,
and not on the 25th, as stated in the Med.
ical Journal. By order Of the Executive
Committee. ]. r. WALKER,
Secretary.
All papers iu the State friendly to the
profession will please publish this notice.
Hunting is getting to be = favorite
'amusemeut with many Of our citizens.
Many Of them can be seen leaving town
every morning, in search ofeame, which,
unfortunately, !. not very plenty.
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At q meeting Of the people" Of Glen.
diueu township. held at Faidley's Church,
October It'll, the following ticket was
nominated.
Supervi o'-Johu B Stevens.
Clerk-F. T. Jooes.
Justices-Hcnry Deem and s G. Hog.
set AZ
Coustables-John P. Austin xnd Geo.
Taidley.
School Commissioner Holt.
Overscer Of the Poor-Geo. Faidley.
Inspector of Eections-A. j. Shepherd.
Road Surveyors-Preciuet Nos. l. J.
P. Austin; 2, Charles Mcclure; 8, S G.
lloggsett; 4, Calvin Potts; 5, +. T. Jones;
6, Moses Duncan; I, Joseph Buckle 8,
Jacob Faidley; 8 Joseph Ball; TO-, John
Sheliues; II, John Glouch.
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The American Stock Journal, always q
welcome visitor and filled with Interesting
matter, but the October number now be.
fore US, is remarkably on. 1t takes go
step backward but improves With agc. As
is usual with monthhes at this time Of year
it is throwing out feelers for its next vol.
umn Of 1872 aud offers the three last
numbers Of this year gratis to all new sub.
scribers who send 10 their subscription be.
fore the drst Of January. tits published
at tho low price Of one dollar per year by
Mp Boyer & Co., Parkesburg Chester
Co Pa.
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Our local column is somewhat deficient
10 its usual variety. Local matter in this
vicinity, at this time, is scarce. No one
seems to care whether vc get an item or
not, and certainly it cant be expected Of
US to know everything that Is going on and
attend to our Office at tue same time.
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BY reference to an advertisement 10 an
other column, il will be seen that a grand
reunion Of the Society Of the Army Of
West Virginia will be held in the city Of
Wheeling on Thursday aud Friday, Octo.
Der 18th and 2Oh.
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CLgyDlSES TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC Con-
rESrloS. On Saturday last, the Demo-
Gratis Of Clenlincn township. met in Con-
yeutiou at 4Faidlcy's School House, aud
nominated 'he following ticket:
Supervisor-Charles T. Bcale.
Clerk-Jdhn W. Dabncy.
Inspector Of Elcctions-Calviu Moore.
Justices-Jaues 4. Clendinen and W.
p. l. Neale.
Constables-Wm. Wallace and Smith
Neville.
We did not learn who we're nominated
for School Commissioner, Overseer Of the
Poor, and Read Surveyors.
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For HOUSE CLEANING, washing dishes,
d00rs' oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows,
paint knives and polishing ito, brass and
all metals, use Euoch MOrgan's Sons Sap.
olio' It is cheaper aud better than soap.
Get it from your grocer, or at 2l1 Wash
iDgton street, N. Y. 4w.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

To The Ceditors Of Geo. W srbrell. dc'd.
IN pursuance Of decree Of tho Circuit Coun
L Of Mason county, made in GAUGE therein
pending. to subject the,cal ests'e Of the ,aid
George W sebrell. 10 the payment ofhis debts
you arereqnred 10 present your claim. against
the said George W. Sehrcll, for adjudication 10
James u, Couch. Jr, Commissioner. at his Of
dee IN The town Of Point Pleasant. Mason
county West Virginia, on or before The ooh
day Of December next.
Witness: Chas. 3. Waggener, Clerk Of said
Corrt, this 18th day Of September. 1871.
CHAS. B WAGGENER, CLERK,
sept eS-6w.
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Sunday morning last was beautiful day

Sunday morning last was a beautifulday,
balmy and spriug.like in its appearance.
reminding one ofthat beautiful and dreamy
weather known as "lndian Summer.
The day being so nice we could not remain
in the house, notwithstanding the earnest
appeals Of our better.half to remain and
nurse the young uus," SO we hied our
way to The suburbs Of our town, where the
Barrel Factory is now in course Of erect.
ion. We we're not aware hitherto Of the
4s,upendous undertaking, sod the msgni.
tGdc Of the enterprise, until We took q
stroll through the immense building now
icing put'upby the Ohio Barrel Compa'
{ uy. The whole building is two hundred
and nine,y.two fceti length, and covers
over, one.,hird Of 90 acre Of ground, al.
though some contend that it covers 40 acre,
which is net the fact.
The factory is under the management Of
Nlessrs. John S. King l. Son. who are
known throughout the State as the able
Managers Of tue Crescent Coal aud Salt
Works" at West Columbia, iu this county
The erection Of the building, machinery,
&C.. necessary aar making barrels, kegs,
and 80 on, is unier the immediate super.
vision Of Mr.. Waters, Of Akron, Ohio;
whilst the laying Of and examination Of
the timber for che buildings is superiuteu-
dcd by Mr.. Bunts, of Akron, who is said
to DO one Of the finest carpenters and fra
mers that ever visited our section. The
frame is pronounced by competent judges
to be the ueatcst aud most substantial one
that bias ever been erected in our county
The Company expect to have the Factory
IN operation in December or Jauu,sy.-
This will bring into our town at least two
hundred operatives with their families.
Which will add greatly to the prosperity Of
our hitherto dreamy tom The machinery
in this factory is undoubtedly the finest
that has ever been in the State. Those Of
our citizens in the country who have not
visited this factory hare missed rare
treat, and we advise them, that when they
come totovu to visit it, and they will 6ud
upon the grounds the scntlemeuly mana
gers VINO viii take pleasure in showing
them through the building.
Too much praise cannot be given the
above named gentlemen for their iudcfati.
gable Industry in erecting 10 our midst
such magnificent enterprise We say
all honorto ahem for it.
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The Aorgantovn Consultations has chang.
cd hauds-Mr Elmslie retiring, he is sue.
ceedcd by Mr. ] r Douehoo, to whom
We extend greetings.
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LOWEST SINCE lS2S.-We are inform.
ed that the Ohio river is now lower than il
has been since 1923, The marks at But.
6ngtou show less than IL inches OF water
in the channel. Last Wednesday q NO.
man waded the river at l.etart Falls, and
the deepest water found did not come above
her knees. At Eight Mile they have been
fordipg the river for several weeks; while
at this place tue "borse ferry" can with
difficulty navigate This stage Of water
precludes the idea Of navigation by steam
boat and consequently the familiar noise
of boats are very seldom heard hereabouts.
Even the Active the lightcst draugbt boat
running to Parkcrsburg, has been com.
PEELED to seek employment in the Kanawha
river, where she is carrying the mail
Notwithstanding the utter impossibilisy to
carry the Ohio river mail by boat, the
contractors, Mcssrs Deem 4 Shrewsbury,
are delivering the mail at all the Offices on
the route with commeudable regularity,
so that the most "chronic" grumblcr can
find no reason to complain.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Property in
the town Of Point Pleasant. ". Y.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
l) executed to me by VIM. j. Oliver and
John N. Reynolds and their wives. dated the
18th day Of February, 1868 and recorded IL
the Recorders Office Of Mason county. West
Virginia. to secure to John Jordan lhc pay.
meni Of the sum Of three bonds, each for the
sum Of 5000. which bonds are more particular.
ly set out and described in said Deed Of Trust.
| shall on the
LIST Day Of September, 1871,
proceed to sell at public auction for cash, the
property therein described, being the North.
west one fourth Of lot No. 10. frst tier Of the
LOIS Of the town Of Point Pleasant, West Va
lTThs title to said property is believed to
be good. butseliing as Trustee, 1 will convey
only suci, title as il vested in me by said Deed
Of Trust.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Trustee.
july 27-5w.
The above lie has been postponed until the
18th day Of October, 1871.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Trustee.
sent, Nav,
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Every Saturday comes regularly to hand.
Il sa splendidly illustrated weekly, pub.
lished by Alcssrs. Ossood & Co Boston
Mass.
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Our young friend, Ar j. A. Kline,
formerly resident Of our town, but now
of Cabel county, was married at Barb
oursville, September l4th, last, to Miss
Ida NJ. Smith, daughter Of Judge G. W.
Smith. We congratulate our young friend
aud wish him and bis accomplished lady,
40 uurufied voyage down the stream Of
time.