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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-07-11

drnwd breath. Pard he was on IT,
He was'ou itbigger that an injun."
"OD it? On what?'
"On the shot. On the shoulder Un
dersiand? He didn't give continental
for anybody. Beg your pardon, friend
for coming near saying cuss word--hu
you see I'm on o AWFUL strain in thi
palaver. on account Of having to Gran
down and draw everything so mild. But
we've got to give him up. There ain'I
any getting round that, don't reckon.
Now. if we cant get you to help plant
him"
"Preach the funeral discourse? Assist
at the obsequies?
"Obs'quics is good Yes. That's it.,
that's our little game. We are going to
get up the thing reckless. you know =
He always nifty himself, and SO you bet
bis funeral aiu't goin' to be no slouch,
solid silver door plate on bis coffin. six
pumes on tue hcurse. and niger on the
box With billed shirt ald q plug hat
how's that for highy And we'll take care
of you parson, Wen fix you all right =
There will be kerridge for you; and what
ever you want you just seal P out and we'll
tend to it. We've rot shebaug fixed up
for you to stand behind 10 No. rs house,
aud don't sell claim. Put Buck through
as bully as you eau, pard for anybody that
know't him will tell you that he was one
Of the vhitest men that was ever in the
mines. You can't draw it too strong. =
He never could stand to see things 60 on
wrong. Hes dose more to make this
town peaceable than any man in it. I've
seen him lick four Greascrs in eleven miu.
utes, myself. Ifa thing wanted regu'at-
ing, he warn't the man to go browsing
around after somebody to do it. be would
prance in and regulate it himself lie
warn't Catholic; but it didn't make no
difference about that when it come down
to what mans rights was-aud SO, some
roughs jumped the Catholic boneynrd aud
started 10 to take out town lots in it, he
went for 'em. And he cleaned EN-, too
was there and seen it myself
THAT was very we'll, iudced-a at leaSt
! the impulse was whether the act was
strict defeusible or not. Had deceased
apy religious convictions? That is to say,
did he feel n dependence upon, or ac-
knowledge an allegiance to higher pow
err" -
"More reflection.
II reckon you've stumped me again
pard Could you say it over once more
and say it slow?"
! "Well, to simplify itsouowhat, was BE-
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POLSLEY Il CROW, /,

attorneys and Counsellors NJ Law,
WILL practice in the Courts Of Jackson.
Nv Roane, and adjoining counties.
y An hssaess .sntrlsted.to theircare, will, hc
pfomptlY2sjspdntle I. . . ss,sss !,
y Adarss vs bs1 ~ Jackson @, r.. VI Wi.
ior D. " PolsissYs II Sinl plsasaass West Va
4 uss a .7e-ly.s sJl(ls
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sOs's's. sa 'eEfA. ..,.s
Are yoq the duck that rms the Cos
bel.nill pest.dorrs'
II am thc-pardou me, believe ! d
not understand "
With another sigh and half sob scot'y
rejcined:
why you see, We are in bit oftrouble
aud the boys thought maybe you'd give
US a lift, If we'd tackle you, that's, five
got the right of it, aud you are the head
clerk Of the doxology works next door.
THAT wbicb?'
"Thc spiritual adviser Of the little com
pany Of believers whose sanctuary adjoin
these premises "
scotty touched his head, reflected a mo-
ment. and then said: =
"You rather hold over me, pard.
reckon can't call that hand. Aute aud
pass the buck
"How? | beg your pardon What
did | understand you to say?'
well, you've rather got the plunge on
me. Or maybe we've both got the plunge,
somehow. You don't smoke me and |
don't smoke you You see, one Of the
boys has passed in bis checks, and We
want to give him good send off, and SC
the thing I'm now on is to rout out some.
body to jerk little chin.music for US, and
waltz hin tbroug hhaudsome."
my friend, seem to grow more and
more beUiIdered Your observations are
wholly incomprehensite to me. Canuo,
you simplify them some way? At first
thought perhaps | un n'ers'ood you
but now | gropo Woull it lo' ex
pcdiate matters il YOU restricted yourself
to categorical statements of facts unIncum'
bered with obsIrucing accumulallons o.
metaphor and allegory?"
Another pause, and more reflection. =
Then Scolty said:
'I'llhavc to pass, l Judge"
"How?"
you've raised me out, pard ="
II still fail to catch your meaning
"Wby, that last lead Of yours is tot
many for me-that's the idea can
neither trump nor follow suit"
The clergyman sank back in Sis chni
perplxed sco,'y leaned his head on hi
baud, aud gave himself up to reflection
Presently bis face came up, sorroSfully
but confident.
1--WE got it now, SOS you cavvy," sait
be. "What we want is gospeI.sharp =
Scr?'
"a whal?"
! "Gospel.sharp, parson."
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A NEVADA FUNERAL,
BY MARX TWAIN.

There was great time ever Buck
Fanshaw when be died He was rep.
reseu,slive citizen He had .kiled bis
man"--not in bis own quarrel, it is true,
but in tue defense Of a stranger, bese' by
numbers, lie had kept a sumplucus
saloon He had been the proprietor Of q
dashiug helpmeet, whom he could have
discarded without the formality of adivorces
lie had held a high position in the FIRE
department, and been a very Warwick in
politics When be died there was great
lameua,ion throughout the town, hut es.
pecially in the vas, bottom stratum of So
ciety
On the inquest, it was shown that Ruck
Fansbaw, in the delirium Of wasting ty.
phoid fever. had taken arsenic, shot him.
self through the body, cut bis throat and
jumped out of four story window ~
broke his neck and after due deliberation,
the jury. sad and fearful, but with intelli-
gence unblindcd by its sorrow. brought in
verdict Of death by the visitation of God.
What could The world do with rur juries?
Prodigious preparations were made for
the funeral All the vehicles in the town
we're hired, all the saloons we're in mourn
ing. all the municipal and fire company
flags were hung at balf.mast, and oil the
6remen ordered to muster in uniform and
machines duly drsped in black
Rcgretful resolutions were passed aud
various committees appointed; among 9th.
ers. u committee of one was appointed to
call on q uinistrr-a fragile, gentle,
spiritual new l'dsing from an Eastern 'heo-
logical scminery, as as'yet unacquaiufed
with The ways of the mines Tie com
mitteeo man, "scot,y", Briggs, made his
Visit. = q
Beingadmi,,sd to- isprescues. he sat
down. keiere.she c's.aIasn., placed hi tlre'
;;bAs oRdp nsa5isted lanusstipt ser'hobap, y:
pinSaEs nosay okrfrodl M lsd 4
Asresils ,apsa All Nov, Y. ~ n
d||e':l' l'!si &c 'Iss| )
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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: One column, s months. IS 90
] One column, l2 months, GU 0O
All legal advertisements must be paid fol
before the Proofof Publication can be obtained
Plaintiffs are required by law to pay the cost
Of Orders Of Publication before the Proof oI
Publication is issuAd.
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WHOM TO MARRY. Miss Kate Stanton
is giving a lecture on "whom to marry"
and these are her conclusions: First to
men: Marry large womau-one who
wears at least No 5 shoe; marry a
healthy widow with healthy children, rath.
er than young girl, for she has the ad,
vantage of experience; but, best Of all.
marry an old maid. though she is difficult
of acces To women: Marry healthy man
especially fat man, round like pumpkin
but do not marry sossiping man (nn'ess
he is reporter or editor. who is forced,
professionally, to be a eossipcr } Above
all, don't marry she said, "a drunkard,
gambler, aquaok doctor, adcfamer Of wo'
men"
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A clerkpmp1oyed at the Chatham Docks,
England, has just been suspended from
duty for tweutv.one days without pay,
for the Offence" of communicating some
valuable suggestions on improvements in
iron shiphuildine direc, to the Admiralty,
instead Of fnrwarlug them through the
head Of bis department.
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ALL SORTS.
A costly habit Dressing in fashion.

A costly habi, Dressing iu fashion,.
A bluuderiug Dubuque printer alludes
to au attorneyat jaw.
They callau lndianajudse "Old Necea.
si,y,' because he knows no law
A reflective reporter described a hcarse
as 20 splendid though sad vehicle"
The first pa;t Of the game oflifc is crib
bage aud tho Emusic Of tho spheres is
bawk.
Did any ONE ever SEQ -four made from
wild oats which people SOW IN their young
daysS
A.good motto for crockery dealer Ia
cvers, ctc aud tho acroba's Of q house..
hold are tho pitcheraud tumbler.
What is the difference betwon Chris.
tiau and caunibal? Tho one enjoys him.
self, aud the other enjoys other people
"I gricyo that grief can teach mo moth.
ing, nor catry mo one step into roal no.
ture," says Emerson. You takes your.
choice.
js~rN
Bulwer says that poverty is only an
idea" lisa very bud idea, uud ono we
should not care to entertain. We prefOr
the real, especially in property. !.
Thirst for money was tho origin Of
drafts, and the best way to treated bank
rupt is to take no note Of him The test
Of time" ispr6tcst.
Wo cannot conqucr,hto aud necessity;
yet.wc can yield 10 them in such manner
as to bo grcutor than il We could.
"I,is astonishing, says the New York
Commercial, 'how the advocates Of pence
aud gopd will relish alihle vi.riolj judieious.
ly squirtcd.' Y
II lis no.aissrace ,fafa streak Of li'ening (
tow strike at n weazcl mud miss him. III
owned a wcasel. ll,cung mite strike o. bilp
oil day for SO cents a clap Billings.
my dear, "'said a husband tohis vito,
do YOU think that slovepipo hat il un'~
bscopipgto mss IL is ddeidodly, when
| Is ~ 4, AssSs " lspllsa .hs -vlls.
firIElan1 III ss..l .aal s y .eall1 y
ylstSy, fsNn' ,IH6 {nNrnaVo hMn1O
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D..,PoIsley & Son,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
POINT PLEASANT, VEST va,
ANVIL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
wv ofllth Judicial Circuit Attention gIy.
en- to tie collection Of debts.
Agu lSu-ly
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George Macdonald says: II know Of q
man SO sensitive that be shuts his ears to
bis sisters gricfs. because it spoils bis di.
geston to thiuk Of them" @
The true motives ofcur actions, like the
reed pipes Of an organ, arc usually con.
cealcd; but the gildcd and hollow pretext
spompously placed in the front for SHOW.
-CDhon.
A New Orleans editor said bo counted
l73 alligators in sail Of six miles along Q
boyou. That editor had probably taken
too much Mississippi water, and sailed
around the same alligators l73 times.
ut is only through woe we are taught
to reflect, and VIC gather the honey oe
worldly wisdom not from flowers, but
thorus." says one wiseacre.
A vcnison and turtle.fed alderman Of
London, on being importuued for aims BY
a starving woman, exclaimed, go away
my good woman; you don't know how you
distress mo. I'd give ten pounds to have
your appetite" -,aa,, l.a..o@a5
We learn from country paper that .
digger was summoned to the police court
for sbying some cracked dinner.plates at Q,
ChiLaman's head. The defence Of the ac-
cused was thatMr. No Save had addressed
him in broken English, and that be had
merely answered him in broken China
Case dismissed
This is the way in whi,h a South Sea
Islander settled case Of conscience: Tho
missionary had rcbukcd him for the siu Of
'Polygamy and he was much greved t.
After dav or two he returned, bis face
radiant with joy "Me all right now -
One wife Nc very good rhristain"
What did you do With .hr Other" asked
tho Missionary. "Me eat her up"
E'erything in life has ri ht side and
a wrong side You can ta'ic any jov. and
by turning it taround 6nl ,r uhhs on The
other side; or, you nay take the gre est
trouble and bv turning it around find
JOYS on the other side. The gloomiest
mountain rev,r casts shadow OF both
SIDES at o'cc, nor does The greatest Of lifea
CD amities.
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or rather had he ever beeu. connected with
any organization scqucs'ccd from secular
! concerns aud devoted to self.sacthco in
the interest Of mc'alay'ss -.
IAN down, but aino--scs 'cu' up oa the
other alley. rsrd?N i~v
"What did | understand aou 10 sayi"
r"Why, you're most too many for me,
lycu know When you get in with your
left, | hunt grass every time"
"llow? Mgin again?"
"Thuts IL"
"very we'll. Was ho a good man.
and"
''Thcra--see that; dou't put up another
chip tin look at my Raud A good
man, say yOus Pard, il INIT name for
it. llc was she best. man that ever
pard you would have dotted on that man,
lie could lam any galoot ofhis inches in
America. lt.ms him that put down tho
riot last election.deFore it got d Start; aud
everybody said that he was tho only man
that Wuld have dono it. Hc swal'scd in
with ttumpat ID one hand aud aspauncr
in the other, sent'faurteen men home on a
shutter in less. than three minutes, lilo
bad-the riot all broke up and prevented
nice before anybody ever got chance to
strike blow"
"Ilc was always for peace, and ho
would have pcace--hc could not stand dis.
turbauces. Pard be was great loss to
this town. II would please the boys il
you could chip in somehow like that aud do
Justice. lie once, when the Micks got to
throwing stones through the Methodist
Sunday school windows. Buck Fanshaw,
all Of his own notion shut~up his saloon,
aud took couple of six shooters and
mounted guard over the Sunday school :
Said he, No Irish need apply" And
they didn't He was tho bullicst man in
the mountains, he could ruu faster, jump
higher, swear harder, and hold more tang.
le foot whiskey without spilliug than p1y
man in seventeen countics. Put tint IN
pard, It'll please the boys-moro than any' "
.[lsltg yoasauli say And u sySp ear! esss I ~ q
u Y sassAsIgs ,!,,g ssss q sl1H y RslssS
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"Oh! Why didu', you say 50 before? I'm

"0h! Why didu', you say 80 before? I'm
clersymau--a parson'" :"
"Novyou talk You see my blind,
and elraddle it like q man Put it,hcre!'
cxcddeta brawny paw, which closed ov-
or the minister's small hand and gave il a
shake indicative Of fraterual sympathy and
'ervent Qualification.
T, Now we're all right, pard Lets
start fresh. Don'tyou mind me snutliing
u little, because we're in posctof trou-
stle, You see ono of the boys has gone up
the aume ."
''Gone wherc?'
up The fumo-- thrown up tho sponge,
you know
"ThroSn up the spougc?'
"Yes-kicktd the bucket" =
"Ah, has departed to that mysterious
country froul whose bourne no traveller re-.
turns !"
Return? Well. | reckon not. Why
pard he's dead
"Yes. | understand
| "0h. you see? Wen, | thought maybe
you might be getting tangled once more.
Yes, you see he's dead again"
I "Aguiu!--has he ever been dead be-.
forel"
dead beforeY No. Do. you reckon a
man has got as many lives as a-cnt9 But
you bet he's awful dead now, poor old
boy, and ! wish I'd never seen this dny
| don't know any better friend than Buck
Fipshav | knoW'd him blythe book;
and when | know a man like him you
hear me. Take him .'round pard,
there never was .bullier man in the
mines. No man ever know'd Buck Fan.
shaw to go back ona friend But i,'sall
up. tain't nq'use, They've scooped
him!
"scooped hin?"
!. "Yes death has Well, we'll, well
we'so eoXto give him up. Yes, indeed.
lisa Mod # hard world, after all, aiu'I
! !. III. .,Bq,sbStd. he was rus,lcr, You
:ssSnehslnseS him get started .pnco Ilo
3Ias6 6Ssla i M glass EVIL Jps!!
aSaa1 - Ej1'1s br1Siiil \,
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"Wcll Why should he shake herr"
That's wbatI say-but some people
don't I" 4 M
Not people otpny repute?"
"Well some ,ha! average pretty 80
so"
'Iu my opinion, man that would Of.
fer personal violence to his mother ought
to-"
"Chcese it. pard; you've banked your
ball clean outside Of the string. What |
was dlivin at was that be never thrown
off on bis mother don't YOU see? No in
deed lie gave her n house to live in,
and town lots, and when she was down
with the smallpox, be set up nights and
nussed her himself. like you mud I'll
lick any man tha, don't. Ill lick Tim I'LL
he cn't tell himself from last years
corpse! Put it there" (Another frater.
nal hand shake-and exit
The obscquies we're all that "the boys"
could desire Such a marvel of funeral
bad never been seen in Virginia City
The plumcd hearse. the dirgc.beating brass
bands. the flags dropping at balf.masi; The
long. plodding procession Of uniformed Sc
cret societies, military ba'talions and Gre
companies draped engines, carriages Of
officials and citizens in vehicles and on
foot. attaded multiludes Of spectators to
the sidewalks, roofs and windows; and for
years afterward the degree grandcr at.
tanned by any civic display in Virginia
City was determined by comparison with
| Buck Fuushaw's funeral.
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VIM II. T0MLlNSON,, I,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.

M LII practice in the Conrts, Of Mason.
w Cabrl and Lincoln; and in the county
Of Gallia Ohio. Also in the Court Of Appeals
Of West Virginia. Prompt attention given to
the collection Of claims. .
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THOs. B. KLINE,
Attorney at Law.

Cabell G. H, West va,''::
WILL practice in Cabell Wayne, Lincoln,
w Logan, Kapawha and Mason Counties;
IN also in the Court Of Appeals and the Upi
ted Stales' Courts. Prompt attention given to
he collection Of claims. [aprl 6. 'D-y,
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JOB WORK.

We are prepared to.do JOB Work Of every
description, in as good style as any Office in
this part ofthe State, and at lower prices.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29

nidt benbtbiet iet fo 1T ra5 rod nidts
,peiter als cine &rtsaslif rarauf be-
rsdnst> in fiiSeRer Griit mSelt6ff pie!
@elo Don ZEN Gransplen 3u erbalten.
3u erbebliaen 3useitdnpni0en an
6ranfreid werren mir uns allo jecenz
falls ssrtebe1 ,penn es aud niat lebI
rabrldeinli9 it, raB 8elfort setdumt
tperpen miro, 70 lanee Granfrei6 ntdt
ben Nef Der &riessidulo setilst bot
Bas cen &eidsfansler ni'bt tpent9 be-
ltimmt auf Dem @ebiete cer ouswartis
asn politif elatte Bahn III MAIDEN, 1T
ie:n @treben nod @oncsnirirune aQer
N*ifte in cem Sample gesen cte fatbo>
| ,9e Stride.
Gntlesenerreeeno fnt bic un9lud5z
tfiidte aus S65men. Wan meloet
namli9 BON Vra9: Die 8eridte pom
Qanoe fno pou sraulenerre9enper De-
tail6 iiber bic ron Der ueterl9memz
uuna aneeridtEts 8erwaiun9. alm
%. Wai fanrtn II ben Dorf1daften
uno yanbftdctsu :Na6enz8eerbis
itatt, tc1 1T eiu y,rcber She'll Der Ser
mibten nod nitt aufJefunosn. Die
b1bmilde @eittabn perunitaltet Gepaz
ratsdee biS Dfoiropec unD bef1rpert
gratis 2ebensmittel fir bic Berunelidz
ten. Sboa9lpie aus pras6 Ndbe er<
19ienen ibon ben %. Nahmttta96 in
praG um Deden uno Gbwaaren ein;uz
faufen fur paS @elp, weldeS 0rat
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uno Defen eeoen bic aefalten Nddte :;
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belGlob cine Spenre pon 10000 f.
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fol9enpes Ber;et1niB: Billan 70 lpo<
te, 10 6duier pernidtet; Card 5
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Beraun 1T es nod INNER nidt m1elid,
su ein3elnen 3eritSrten Srtldaften au
oelaneen. Sour Don ben 8eraen 1T
Elm Blid auf cas- oerwiitete Bir9liB
mSsli9. Dprt uno In pielen anoeren
Srti4aften miro pom 6un9er binsez
raft mas POM @a0er perIbcnt setlie>
ben.
Mud aus tem Wartembersilben
fommen na9trdeli9 nod SdiIoerun@
een iiber ben pur6 ueberlbmemmun<
gen anseridteten S@ooen. go miro
aus @annitapt eemeloet: 2lm 26. Wat
wuroe unler 1b1nes, brette5 Gbal pom
Nedar in elmer Muspebnun9 iiberz
fdwemmt, tpie eS felt Gem SABRE 1851
niat mebr porsefommen 1T. Sur smei
Bub fanp pas @ai1er niecri9er als
oamals, penn Der pesel an rer Nedar>
brude3eiste IS Gub. nnlere Nedar>
baoeanfaltea fnp Don BEN Bellen GER
trummert uno tbetlweile spufdnote
fortseri0en pprpen, Die Stact iowie
oie @orfdote eeeen l1ntertiirfbeim,
@6mipen uno Wllnfer waren gum
She'll unter Wai1er eeleBt am q. fritz
jeppd war bic pa1ase an ben meilten
lberlbwemmten StsQen wtsrer fret.
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unh erts tela aur ueberienbune @elb unb tplten,
wp Re su baben fnb. baau eebrauGt werben.
9Denn bic stamen unerfdrebern tneeanbt weree,
outen e beutld sefdreben iein unb bas ppamt
unb Staat eenau unp rid Gtia aneeeeben perben.
Wenn etne 3eitune sinem prfamt AT elm anosres
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sebe no bic 3eituns frMber emrdneen murbe.
gDenn Semanb fein Blatt ntdt reee!masiS empfdnet
pber I'D auf treenb cine Dirt 8ebler 70 plte
Der betreense @sent pwe bic 5eraussebtr fp8et@ be-
nahrtdttst uerben
Dte gerantpprtlttfe fur @elefsnbunsen fur ete Bet
tuna perben tr nur bann bernetmsn, msnn beeten psr
rsairirteu Brte ober per puE-0fee= WpnesSrosr &C.
fGeben.