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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-25
Congressional.


perior Court from ~ 900 to 900 and other rules
relative to appeals from Territorial courts, and In
criminal proceedings. The joint resolution &C.
cepting the statue Of Roger Williams from Rhode
Island was taken up, and, after debate, passed.
Adjourned.
In the House, on the 18th, several pen
sion bills were passed :. "A resolution was adopted
directing the Post Office Committee to inquire into
contracts recently made for the transportation OF
mails with power to send for persons and papers.
Adjourned TO the 18TH.
In the Senate, on the 18th, Mr.. Goldth.
waith, OF Alabama, was sworn in. Several petit.
tons were presented, among them one from
Chinese dealers on the Pacific coast for reduction
on rice, which was referred; for the reduction OF
the tariff to revenue basis, and especially for the
removal of the duties upon salt. coal. and pig iron
for the repeal OF the duty on salt. A joint resolu.
ton directing the Ku-Klux Committee to inquire
into the affairs of Louisiana, was objected to- and
so went over The bin to promote the construc.
reported, without amendment, from the Committee
on Commerce. Mr.. Sumner spoke on his supple
mentary Civil Rights bill, and was followed by Mr.
Vickers in favor of the pending General Amnesty
bill :. Executive session and adjournment.
In the House, on the 18th, bills were
introduced-to remove legal political disabilities
incurred during the late rebellion; to repeal the
several Tenure Office acts for the construction
OF National Railroad between New York and
Chicago to admit tea and coffee free of duty after
July next; for the improvement Of the Ohio and
Monongahela Rivers; to authorize the construc'
ton of q bridge over the Mississippi at Memphis
to provide currency in coin and paper Of equal and
uniform value throughout the United States
authorizing the construction Of bridge across
the Mississippi River at Canton, Mo-; to
authorize a bridge across Lake st. Crox
at Hudson, Wis. appropriating SIS, 0O(
for the preservation and improvement . Of
ported and recommitted, to establish an educa
tional fund; and to apply the proceeds Of public
lands to the education OF the people,.
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A HANDSOME LEGACY.

Last November Ezra Crdmp. and uncle
Of mine. died, and left me thousand
pounds. 4. III
But, coupled With this beque.t was an
other, bequeathiug to me bis umbrella, an
old, antique specimen; immense in dimin-
sions and blue 10 color. This hideous
article Of use, the will. enjoined should
use and carry for one year, and il + neg
ec,ed or refused SO to do, even for sing.
10 day got-no money; but, il | faithfully
fulfilled this duty, the thousand pounds
we're mine.
The umbrells was banded to me care
fully BY the lawyer, securely wrapped in
pink tissue paper. and | put it under my
arm With great outward veneration and in
ward disgust
Its origioalcolor had been blue; now it
was faded dirty, aud torn, that Il might
have been taken for any color. About
four inches uf The handle bad been broken
cff, aud it had no top; aud 10 addition,
to this two Of the whalsbone ribs protrud.
ed through the giugham.
Next day it raiued, and | went out with
that umbrella.
Ofcourse it was no protection, aud
walked on IN silent misery, with, stream
Of water pouring down my back, aud au-
other trickling down my uose, while The
protrudiug wbaleboues raked of mems
hats, and caught in lamp posts every ball
dozen PAGES ses.
returned home soaked to the skin and
tooked to my bed, snathematlzlng that um'
brells.
The next day was q 6ns one. and ]
walked out with that umbrella, and | may
say that | attracted universal attention
Every one Of my friends bad the luck t
meet me, and as We stood aud talked, they
eyed that umbrella curiously
All that day suffered horrible anguish
knowing, as | did, that ! or rather sha
umbrella. was the subject Of constant re-
mark, and BY no means aatteriug, either
When I arrived home | kicked il saw
agely 10 my wrath. Thereby ! succeed
ed 10 forceiug another whaleboue tbrougl
the uo.colored giugham, and making ]
look, if.bat were possible, even worse thai
before.
The next day I was at friends. house
and somebody actually walked of viii
that umbrella! Within less than an hou
that same somebody walked back With il i
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Horace Greeley.

The readers Of the Golden Age may
gness with vhatjoy aud pride We shouted
ourselves hOarse at Cincincinnati over Mr..
Grealey's nomination. Ourpsraonsl salts.
factiou-the most extreme which We have
ever experienced over any public event
since the wild pleasure that flashed our
faces at the fall Of Richmond-preveuts
US, just nov, from writing as gravely IS
We ought Accordingly, lest We should
be tempted to say too much. we propose,
during those jubilaut hours, to say only
what we cannot help.
10 the FIRST place, this nomination is not
only good-it is the best. Our long es.
tablished conviction that events in this
country would sooner or later rend the
Republican party in twain. is older than
The Golden Age. 10 thus foreseeiog the
reform movement, We foresaw also that it
would need, for its leader, one Of the chief
Of Americans citizens. Our judgment
formed more than a year siocs-dictated
that the one man Of all others for this rep.
reseutativs position vas Horace Greeley.
Indeed we publicly said this so many
months ago as to excite even Mr.. Greeley's
own iucredulity, and to elicit from bis
smiling pen semi.humorous reference to
our having invented bin for the presi.
deucy. Bu. he knew aud our readers
knew, that we we're IS much 10 earnest
then about BIZ. nomination as we we're du-
ring any Of the exciting day at Cincinnati
For, ever since the close OF the war. Mr.
Greeley has been the one preemincnt rep
reseutative the unity y@ his countrymen.--
Some statesmen have striven for the north,
others for tho south, but Mr. GresIsy
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ior that umbrella wss being burnt u

Tor that umbrella was being burnt up
along with my domicile. I. WI .,si
But alas! A noble fireman (nsy jack.
asses sit 90 his fathers grsvsD safely ss-
scured il from the devouring element. and
placed il in my hands. none the worse. ez'
cept triAing hole about eight inches 10
diameter. burnt into il.
After that succumbed.
II was 10 longer 40 umbrella; il Was
fate! q
! carry il now, and seven months yet to
the end.
Ifyou, dear reader, lever meet 10 the
street . voe.begoue individual with hollow
eyes, and = desparing look on bis face.
carrying an immense dirty, faded umbrella
with Eve ribs stuck out, no top, aud no
handle 70 speak Of, and with immense orr
6ce in the cover. pity but do not despise
him. sf
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"THEY HAVE STOPPED -sELrNe
LIQUOR IN TOWN.
sr BILLIE x.nAsos;,

= =
Heres good news tot you. mother" No Old
farmer said. 8
Az be paused where bic wife was moulding
the bread. =. ~
'pve been talking awhile with our friend
neighbM Brown, ~ 4
And he says they have stopped selling liquor
10 town.
II inst took OIL my hat and shouted hurrah,
whenh said men bad got to live up to the
law,
And knew II would make your heart happy
to know Y " q
They had dried up the fountain Of madness
and woe. ).
Now the town will be peaceful and safe. Sncs
again,
And the streets won't be crowded with Wild
drunken men.
And the bovs WON'T be tempted to smoke,
drink and fight,
To gamble all day and carousa all the night,
There's Kate, bless her heart, she II dance like
atop,
For she can 20 back now and sew in The shop,
I It won't be unsafe for her now I'm sdte;
For though she is thougltlss, The child's heart
,l is pure.
You needn't buy things at ths corners no
more,
For ri send Sam to town, 10 the big drygoods
store; 1 W
BE won't come bpns drunk with the buggy
breke down.
TorI tell you they've stopped selling liquor 10
town, s
There . Jim, be won't tstudy, and don'ttake 10
work,
We can him 60 now and hire out for ! CLERK
1t will do the boy good, he'll find it aintplay
Aud there aiu'tany grog shops to lead him as
tray. aff
And there's little Peter. you know how he
4 learns, *
And how he saves up eyery penny he earns
To suy new boeki and the boys got plan
That he'll be lawver'whsn he is a man,
Soft you are willing TO venture. 1 think
We will send him to town now, he won't learn
I, drink, Il
They've ga a ga good school, and he'll
learn veryfa.,,
I'm glad they've stopped telling liquor at
last" II fs, !.
He PAUSED and the wife Of his youth made
reply &.
While isy sent tlle tear drops like pearls from
|.sys< - 4 .s;ks. ska,rsrsnn 1f1aor
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a : perfect fever q indignation ag.ips. him

Q perfect lever o. indigoAlloh aga'nst MIN i
,pelf for being such an ass lie was au ab.
sent minded man, ~ ! supposed 1t drst.
is useless to chronicle The dissters Of
,ssah.d.y,,hs unsold nii.sries that | suffer.
fon adcono. Of that Umbrella are legion.
n When Il ts.raioed I'becans ! walking
kv.,ef spout. fo< i siucsrly believe that
lthst umbrella had some dsnoniac power
II drawing the rain 10 i Then II v,s
always in'ths way, People tripped over
Ii. myself finoluded' an ths damaged tiles
and rasped noses il was The causs'of were
iunamerable, ~. e
fused to WISH that somebody would
steal it, for found BY consultation With
my deceased uncle's lawyer that Il it was
lost tl',oughu 10 fault oi'mine tho provisions
|of the will would hold good. is
Butin vainl Nobody would stealit;
Robbers would brsakiuto my house aud
rahsack it completely, but LEFT that um-
breHs untouched s., III
My wife lest'lt one morning toa neigh.
4 IN u - Z.
Dor that was never known TO return any
thing be borrowed. and the cold bloodsd
rufdiau brought i back faithfully at noon
to bis promise
ltwas Hrcnched out OF my haua.inia
crowd one day, and gave I. up ss lost.
but the next day ID was advertised ss
found and I had 'ogo and claim i.
l. wasn't q BIT tho d6rse Ier The tram.
|inga had received. A good umbrella
would base been smashed to atoms.
Then thsrovs | was involved 10 90 ac-
count Of that umbrella Good gracious!
IbelieveI mentioned The fact that Of
l,shsviug . delightful kn.ck Of raking Of
gentlspeu's head.gear 10 addition, The
ladies suffered, and | was the recipient Of
witheriug irowus and conieupttous looks
while such expressions is Careless brute!'
Low fellou!' and 50 on. we're ,h0versd j!
upon me freely. i s's1ss
Every lime there was the slightest pua
Of wind that umbrella turned inside out.
and vas xhirled along The street, causing
me 70 look like s fool as ] pursued y div.
iieg- after il and tuublipg, oser i to the
grea. delightof everybody. sss s.. IS,
Z One night IN FEBRUARY ny hopts tdsl
;Sss,s.... = \as.....,;Si -
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POINT PLEASANT MASON WEST VIRG JUNE

equally for north and south. And 70
tank God that, .. last, this greas.hsart.
craftsmanship has received 10 viudication
10 the nomination Of candidate who, b.
, lieviug in The whole country, will preside
With catholic largeness owe, every part Of
il, Mr.. Greeley--tho typical American
ofhis timo--has been made the whole peo.
| PIES candidate for the presidency. Such
. nomination Ito 60 no fu,tber--is itself
. revolution in American politics; and hia
election achieved-vill constitute a
landmark 10 The history Of free govern
meut
Furthermore We are not At oil displeased
10 hear this nomination styled . farce. y
So whst NJ. Lincoln's-slbeit tAi,s ended
10 a tragedy. followed BY sacred and
immortal memory. 10 oil new COUNTRIES
like ours eccentric men have 40 advantage
over Others Mr.. Greeley has not an 60.
ceutricity that will not plead for him 10 the
canvass with . quaint elOquouce. liis
white hs. will DO worth 70 him more
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maso Comfy Directory

Judge Circuit Court-aor ]. " H0GE.
Clerk Circuit Gourf--C. r. WAGGENER
Recorder--E KtMBERLlNG
Prosecuting Aitorney--W H. TObLlNSON
Sheriff 20 SlIH0N.
Deputy Sheriifs- s--jsP. R. B.SMlTH,
- ISAAC EUKARD:
Jailor--J. JEWETr.,
,.sapprintendt Of schools-.c 7 B,MooaE.
Surveyor Of Lands--,I. H.PUl.liN. !.
Assessor Dist No t-W H MaCHtR. :.
9lS !" No. 2-E ". B KER.
Asst Assessor U. IS Rtv.--J0HN MASON
SupaEAE Coysr --l'ie Saprrnas conri Of Ap'
reui. Of West Virginia holds its sessions Ut
Charleston on the second Thursday in Janua
nv. AMI at the City Of Wheeling on the second
Thursday ipJuly. Judses--llph r L. B.rk,
shire, President; residence Moreaninwo; Hon
Edwin Maxwell, residence Clark,birg" Hun
Charles P. T. Moore. residence Paiht Pleasant.
Cluk-ylcahrs Hall, residence Fairlnounl.
C,rculr Covnr -Ci,enilscourl meets opthe
9Th ol February, 9th Of May, and ls' Of Sep.
tymbsl : Hon. James W. Hose, Of Putnam
cyunty Judge. 3 4, .srss ~. &;
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POLNL Ely & CROW.

Attorneys aud Counsellors at Law,
e(Y1ILL practice in the Courts Of Jackson
w Roane, and adjoining cdunlies..
/. AL bnsine.s entrusted to their care will be
promptly attended to
Addres,G B. Grow Jackson G H., W Va
ORD " Paisley. Point Pleasant, West Va.
mch 81, '70-ly.
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INTERIOR OF THIS EARrn.-Before
geology was reduced 70 . science. specula-
.ions were common 10 regard to the real
state Of things between the circumference
and ceutre Of this globe. II is BY no
means certains that 0 true explanation Of
the character ofthe interior bas been given.
although more generally admitted to be
in state diffusion some eight. or ten miles
down below The solid crust. Certain it is
that molten lava, pouring out Of The burn
Ing mountains, come from below. and as
the quality is immense, the supply could
not be derived from any other source. n,
Then again, the deeper the crust 10 pSne-
trated, the warmer. Thsre are two iupor-
.ant evidences Of the intense heat and pro-
bable incandescent condition Of the whole
interior. There is a fire that burns with
out consuming the materials which sup
port it. Whether We shall ever haze any
more definite knowledge Of what is trans
piriug few miles under the foundations
Of cities. Of lohly mountains and broad
oceans, is . question that philosophers can
not at present determine, iiig sIosst
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A young doctor in new settlement, on
being asked to contribute toyards i...ciosiug
and or'nsu'eos'oe 9' !ss Vi%age cemetery,
very coolly ;suatkeaa ,bssiihe alled it ho
did bis part ,9 ,.sssas, a.sii
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"Thomas." said father % bis con,
Don't le. that girl make fool Of you.
Look sharp. Remember Tho adsge that
Glove is blind. " s''0t'
"Oh. that sdsgs vou'tsash,' said Tou'
"sslk sbou. love being blind! Why, I ~
ten times IS much in that girl as you
dop @ asii&
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G. P. SIMPSON. : -s
AT LAW.

Point Pleasant, Mason. County, West Va.
HAVING moved 10 end permanently located
n mt Point Pleasant. and having procured
,he use of H. j. Fishers Law Library, ] will at
all times be ionnd at his Office ready to attend
10 any md all business entrusted to my care;
and will practice hereafter in The counties oi
Mason, Putnam, Jackson and Roane,
All persons coming to Point Plrasantby the
Kanawha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with me at any time OF night in lime to return
Ly same boat, by calling at my residence
april lS-ly.
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Into ihe contes. which 10 70 DO waged
under, Nj. Greeley's leadership, wc will
plunge vi,h'sll our "heart and soul and
mind aod strength" Il u the first time
in ourlifs that We have ss bed The can
didate we wanted. ThsrSRnot . drop Of
blood 10 our veins bu. that kindless and
glovs a. the prospect Of the campaign,-
To have bud share 10 the honor Of win.
mug bis nomination pricks us forward 10
pluck another laurel out Of bis election -
No vacation this sumlnerl We shall wear
. white bat to keep the suu of; We shall
multiply the eigbt.hour law BY two; and
wc shall work like . grain.cutter, till the
harvest is gathered 10 November.
Mean shils, lest We should be charged
10 advance with 10 vaiu-glorious day.dream
ofsome foreign mission or cabinet. portfolio,
we hereby foresseAr oil future hooorsoi
the new administration Except perhaps an
old friends privilege. once 10 . while, Of
taking a cup Of tea st,he White House.
providing The Master Of the frugal feast
should not happen to be over crowded With
better oompauy:-Golden Age.
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II. w. Sisson,,

ATTORNEY III LAW W,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VA.
Will Practice in the Courts Of Mason &
Adjoining Counties, West Virginia,
and Gallia County, Ohio.
Special attention Gi1n 10 the Collection e Claims
and Renattdness Promptly Made.
Refers by permission. to Hon, 9 PIT. MOORE
Judge of the Court Of Appeals, and Hon
JAxg. W HooE. Judge Of llth Judicial Cir
cult, West Virginia. TJune ], ls7i-ly.
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Henry G. Recc.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Polht Pleasant, West va.
ALL business entrusted 10 his care will re-
"a ceive prompt and careful attention He
viii be found at The Office Of Il. J Fisher. for
thspresent. He has located permanently at
Point Pleasant. apr ls-ly
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Judicious advertising ilvays pays II
you have good thing advertise 4, lfyou
havn't, don't
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JOB WORK.

We are prepared to do job Work Of every
description. In as good style as any Office 10
this part Of the State. and at lower prices.
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There's one kind of ship | always steer
clear Of. said an old bachelor sss captain,
...ud that's cour.sbip. Cause ou that sbip
there is always two mates and no cap.
tian. = 'slsss'g
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l.Vyy.snmdsAoaday IN Nay, lir.l "Wednesday IN
August, aud the fifth day utter every election /.
H.R Howard, Clerk.
Masonic -Miniurn Lodge No 10, A +. and
A. NJ, meets mohlhly ON the night Of the iall
moon. the same being Tuesday, or on the
tuesday night Immediately preceding !.
100. F-The Point Pleasant Lodge No.
33,I.O, 0 F.. meets evey Thursday night,
at Barcus' Hall.
POST OFFICE liJURS.--The Office is
open irmn o'clock a.m to ! o'clock p M
On Sundays lron o'clock a M toS a N.
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Az old scouudiel 10 Athens inscribed
overh boor. lie. nothing evil enter
here" Diogoness wrote under il by
wh.. door does the owner 60 iu!'
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Why vas Pharaoh like brotsr' Be.
cause sho got . lis,ls prophet from the
ru,beo on the banks. -
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Is Always catoh . lady when sbs isiDts but
do not rumble her hair, h naksa her come
to before she il fairly ready.
When Patrick drt tried peaches hs said
he like the favor, but the seeds lay hard
on bis stomach.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

Mr. Cobb has married Miss Webb
he knew they wero meant % b joined %
soon % ho apicd her,
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"You and Jour wife should b ons.''
,sid . friendly adviser TO . hsupecked bus.
band. Become ono!' exclaimed hen.
pesked why. We arc ten now" "Hov
soY' .'She's l and I'm or aAii'As
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A little six year old boy was asked BY
his teacher to write composition on The
subject Of water, and The following d tho
production, 7lq'is .s'g'o', .,' a,is
"Water is good % drink, 70 swim u.
aud to skate 90 when frozen When !
was little babe the nurse used 70 bashs
me every morning in, water, ! have been
told that the Iujuns don't was only once y I.
ten years. | wish | was an lnjun."
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Oyster cans make tho bat Dolly Yat.
den ter dog''
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VIM. H. TOMLINSON,
and Counselor at Law,

H'sVtn0J anu Oou01 N""'
3VAIiLL practice in the Courts Of Mason.
w Cabell and Lincoln; and in the county
Of Calls; Ohio. Also in the Court Of Appeals
Of Vest Virginia, Prompt attention given TO
the collection Of claims
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gentleman who was staying at 4 sea,
side hotel during the suume,r expressed big
dissatisfaction to bis landlsdy .ofibs hesyyi
charges iu bis bill. "Well, yeu see,' shs
said, "our season is so very short that VI
are obliged to make bay when The sun
shines" THAT may DO all very tue, my
good wouau," replied the visitor; "but
though know all aesh sgrssa,I decided.
y Objec. 70 beng made bay of.n VI. 4 !
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Gtt aBeeGIy Rtsisftt
PUBLISHED svsal THURSDAY MORNING sr
GEO. w. TlPpETT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
OFFICE:
xArs STREET, sEas COURT HOUSE,
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA,
rrRNs OF SUBsCRI,TION:
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square Il irch) | insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion, ,5O
One square 3lnonths, 8 U0
One square 6months, Z W
One square y months, ~ w
One fourth Of q column, months, ~ w
One fourth Of a column, months 10 w
One fourth ola column, 70 months, 20 w
One half Of column, 3 months, IL w
One half Of column, 8 months, % U0
One half Of a column, 10 months, 35 W
One columns months, % W
One column, 6 months. s', %, ,00
One column, - months. 6O 00
All legal advertisements nnst be paid foI
before the iroof Of Publicatloucan be obtained
Plaintiffs are required by law to pay the COS,
Of Orders d Publication before the Proof ol
Publication is ISSUED.
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reocher,s Examlnations,

Teachers EXAMINATIONS.
U,HE REGULAR EXAMINATIONS OF
The County Superintendent Of Public
Schools, will be held at Point Pleasant upon
The he first Saturday Of each month at oclok,
Pm. H"S!
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PHI Y SlCIANS.
q. II. B. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

PoISr PLEASANT, WEST Va.
OFFERs his professional services to the peo.
\ pie ofPoini Pleasant and vicinity. AL
calls promptly atlcndedto 10. Office at the Drug
Store Of Moore 4 Miller.
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JOHN p. TIMllS,

!. Point Pleasant, West Va.
WILL practice inthe Courts Of Roane. Jack
w son, Mason and Pytram. Collections
solicited and remit,ances promptly made,
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"A Virginia editor has come % tho con.
olu,ion that . man might % we'll Under
take to hold himself At arms length spd
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