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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15
Inral and Stair 5lrns.

tl,lN =. IL I'tl> llNt >llbN llli>
Frank Gallagher has rented the
corner store in Wards block and Is
moving his boot and shoe store into 1t.
Hon. i. y. Davis has been electe |
President of the Caledonia National
Bank. in place of the late Hon. Ora
Crosby. deceased.
\ gentleman in Whcrlock. who has
kept the record. informs us that over
Ljrig-onc iHchc~ of rain has fallen dur
in. the last four months.
Those ladies who wish for the
walking ion trcadlc" for their SEW
ing machines, will find an advertise
mcnt in these columns of interest to
them.
I'm oyster supper will he given 10y
the ladies of the North Church society.
IN the ,r>trl rooms. Tuesday evening
Nov. 10Th. Oysters served from G.:}O to
o'clock.
BY an advertisement elsewhere it
will Ice seen that the Chief Engineer of
the l.. y q. Railroad invites proposals
ion building the road from West Con
cord To the Connecticut river. This
looks like business
I'm excursion tram Will he run from
West Concord on Friday evening. to
accumulate those who desire to attend
Cuugh'> lecture at st. ,IolnShurN.
Leaves West Concord at Il o'clock. p. m.
and return after the lecture Fare one
way.
he through freight coming down
GA the Conn. y Pass X. X. last Satur-
day, run of the track about ouc-half
mile this side of Lyndon station. smash
ing up several freight ears. and delay
ing the up freight. also the passenger
train about IN hour. No one injured.
OF the large number of logs swept
over the boom at Halls mills in Lam
don last summer. about unc-halt were
,.,u"ht NJ pi.rr,'s \n,,iS, ILL. and N,-
IrJn., ,,L,t went L,In,, TN. I.,tto,
place were not followed. The Company
think they saved about !OO. 600 feet.
MI " VI johnson mas SHOWN us il
specimen of apples grown in Ware, y.
H.. "mr-haf the apple being sweet and
al, l,.,1t
','' '''"'l NAN >'''''' MS rfN'" WAS
~ S'''''''E WI" ''" sweet
mingIc together.
mere WIS P'N'ii'I ram III inns
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anu '''''>'" It '''"H VI N''''' NAN III
''' WI ~" w. H''N i'"'"-
"'S' anu ''' '>>"''t'S' '''''' "'" ''''
ONLY I1j oI. less than one fifth. of
IN, .ittmm. fan. fine. y VI G. I,cturc
,uurs. were hid fni. ON Tursdny evening.
i''> ''''' ~ :"
per SUING vi. account VI INV NV '''''
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"'>' "PP"''"''"H '"' ''N''N We" N''t
''N'' "'''''''N !" N''''''' '''"l'' N'"'H W III
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evening" Nov l"'h' III a." "'l"'h' ~
plan "i the nan an" the position "i 'lh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15
SprriaI 5lnhrrs.
4. IL. I. 4 III ID,

4. u. Laird.
Manufacturer "t the
CE..EBE NTED ELTE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S HEAD STONES. Ac. Sc
Also. importer and dealer in the world
rrn"wnrd RED aud GEN POLISHED
StOTtll GENNlrE MONUMENTS.
TABLETS Axe. Ar.
have Polished Granite now ou hand
and will Imp"rt I" order and sell the
SANE for less than can hr buu.ht in
Bu~t"n. Discount To the trade, over
2uu designs on hand. Please, call and
~rr.
~. JohnSbUrg ". J"iD T.. l-1l.--G
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15
AU CT % N +!

Administrator sale of Real Estate and Personal
Property. Will be sold on Tuesday, Nov. 26, ls72
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, if not previously disposed Of
the Farm of the late Warner W lllIams. sad farm
is located about mile from the village of West
Concord. and contains about 40 acres. The farm
is suitably divided into moving pasturing and til
lage land and also has good new house, and three
good barns and also Il good sugar orchard. Also a
back lot of 10 acres nnrhalf pasture and one half
l pair five wears old oxen. 3 good Cows. three
Years old Steer IA good one) two years Odds one
year Olds. Calves. l nine wears old Mare. four
years old Colt, three wears old Colt. | good Hog
about 30 tons Hay, a let of Straw and Corn Fodder
200 bu Oats. l15 bu. Potatoes. - bu. Corn, | OK
Cart. single Wagon, | single Sleigh, Harnesses
Flows. lIarrows. Chains and other articles too
numerous {" mention. Terms made known at the
time of Sale.
|. 7. WOODBURY.. Auctioneer.
LEVI HOWE. Admir-.
West Concord Vt, Nov. II, I-72. I2-43
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15

Don't DYE. hut u b"ttl. or two of that in
COMPARABLE, article known Natures Hair Restor-
attire. 1t makes the head feel - good sold every
where. See advertisement. 42-i3
NE"ErINE.-lhis preparation is scientifically and
combined and strongly concentrated
from roots. herbs and barks that its good effects
are realized immediately after commencing to
take It.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15
Result of the Thetford Accident.

var readers will remember that one
.'. last summer. as the up mail train
'' entering rhcttnrd station. jour
bal broke on one of the cars. letting the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15
ESTRAY !

Left the premises of the subscriber about the I'D
# OCtohrr. tv" yraTling Hrfrr~. nearly all
white. til" rest nearly all red. ANY information
'"nccrnin. them will "hliur the OWNER.
MOSES HI NTLEN.
ST J"hnsbury Centre. Nov. L. I-7!. iI-43
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AUCTION !!

Will he sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY
Dee. :, at o'clock T.. NJ the place occupied
by y. F. Hale, in Lyndon sad place is pleasantly
situated near Lyndon Depot. and is a very desirable
situation. Terms made known AT time of sale
WALTER II. HALE.
st. J0hnsbury, Nov. II, l-12. i!-iJ
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

The Windsor huggy-hurning mystery
wherein AN unknown man is reported
to have burned his buggy and killed
his horse. is partially solved 10y AlanSom
Mclean of Cambridge. \. Y. who iden-
titles the establishment as one stolen
from him on the night of October 9TH.
He reports that on the night previous
he had 2O-ycarS old mare. with fual
and wagon. taken ont of his barn. hut
morning, safe. and supposed it to he Il
joke. a. there WAS Il dance that evening
at the village. The horse which he lost
the next night WAS one of IL pair VALUED
at Sl5OO. and he was put OFF his guard.
somewhat. 10y the feint of the preceding
night, expecting that the horse might
return the next morning.
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Good Water-Power for Sale.

ON account of having large farm To carry on
the subscriber will sell his old ancitrnt Saw mill
with a good water power. More business than AN
upright can do Good chance for a circular Plrn
~ of lumber, beautifully located the outlet of
LytOrds Pond i'll Walden. Within two rods of the
p 4 .. K. X. Also. new Shinglr Machine. For
further particulars enquire of
SAM FORREST
Walden, Nov Q. l-72. I2-iI'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15

Those Ladies' who wish for the
walking motion trradlc" for their sew
my machines. will find an advertise
mcnt in these columns of interest to
them
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15

'h. sentiment of Iaw-ahidimg citiI,
q.'c unanimous that the rimgiu
'Hurh and school bells indi>crinim
Do. .hr night time. is not only demo"
.ng {" ON fire department hut an
.l-r upon the inhabitants. If We
tnt pcarc officers il is high time
tIcr Wd~ demonstrated.
Hardwick.
he dwelling house and barns OF
Hardwick.

h1rdWlCk.
he dwelling house and barns of Geo.
". staples. of liarlwick. were burned
Monday mnlning, together with about
- tons of hay and The grain. Mr.. Sta
pies built Il tire in the wa>h-rnnm early.
I'D Went To bed again and fell asleep.
"hcn he awoLc again the chamber WAS
" me. The property we understand
.a- insured in Farmers Co. Cause of
..". detective pipes or chimney.
hc Railroad station house at East
Hudwick is being finished. When
completed will he ii respectable one.
"fh accommodations for bot freight
''i Passengers under the same roof.
Gdent at the Junction.
Holland. Il freight conductor on the
~ 'cutlal. had his right hand badly
mashed in coupling ears at the Junction
o'clock "Wednesday morning. He
lbs taken away for medical treatment.
..d II WAS Thought his hand WAS per
"'ncntly disabled.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15

I'm oyster supper will he given by
the ladies of the North Church society.
III the >r>trI rooms. Tuesday evening
Nov. 10Th. Oysters served from $50 to
u'clock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15

IIoR>E STEALIN',.-A man hy the
name of Priest who has resided in Rut-
land for some time under the assumed
name of Joseph Fairbanks. is now in
Rutland Jail for stealing the horse. bug
~ and harness belonging to John Cain,
thu, editor al the CoHrirr. He has con
fcdrratcS in the business and we have
>uudry tclcgiamS from Walpolc. \. H..
and bradford. VT. for similar offenders.
We had the satisfaction of taking this
scoumdrel from Walp"le to Rutland in
irons on Tuesday night last and have
no doubt but Hon :. VI. DORIS horse
and buggy have gone the same route
and were taken 10y The same parties
who stole uurS.- RHtIdnd courier.
WA>IIINGTON COUNTY.
Charles Lyndc. of Williamstown. has
the smallpox. which he contracted i'll
Boston not mi>trI>ting anything of the
kind till the eruption took place. the
community are probably thoroughly eN-
posed.
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Second Congressional District.

CAIEuuNIA COUNTY.
Far Ir.Sid.m Far ConJr.AS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-15

\ gentleman in Whcclock. who has
kept the record. informs us that over
ibj,ig-onc iHchcS of rain has fallen dur
in. the last four months.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13
State Of West Virginia, IS:

State of West Virginia, IS:
A T Rules held in'the Clerks Oties Of Ii.
N Circuit Court Of Mason county, on Mon
usy. tbe Sd day Of June, 1879.
John s. hauley, Plaintiff,
Mary &. Hanley, 3. 8 Hanley. A. a. Hanley
W. ". Haulsy, George Hsnlsy ST. Hanlsy
Frank Hauley hsarys iisnlsy. Charles Y
Holloway and Minerva Holloway, bis wife
Milton Mccoy aud Josnd Mccoy, h's wife. Y
Brown and KITTY Brown. his wife. Joseph d
Holloway, JamesH Holloway Peter @. Hollo
way and Henry Holloway, defendants.
In Chancery
The object Of this suit is 10 vet up and ca
tablish The Lost will Of John NJ EanIty, decd
And il appearing BY affidavit fled with tht
papers d the cause, that the defendants. W
W. Hanley, George Hanlpy, Oharlvs N Hcllo'
way and Minerva Holloway, his wife. = 8
Hanley Milton Mccoy aud Joaad Mccoy. his
wife. Frank Hanley. aud Henry Hauley. are
non residents 81 the Stta!te!off WET Virgins 4
Is ordered that they d. appear 6trs Within one
month after thu first publication u this ordel
and do what Is necessary 10 protect their inter.
vyts In this suit Teste:
CAAS, B WAGGENER, Clerk.
H j Fisher 4 g.. =, Simpson, Soils.
Jlne CAV.
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NOTICE.
John s. Hsnlsy, Plaintiff

. q. q Nost 4.
Mary E. Hanley, E. s Hanley, A. A. Hanley
W, W Hanley, George Hanley, A J. Han
lev, Frank Hsnley, Henry Hauley, Charles
NJ. Holloway and Minerva Holloway, his
vile, Mil on McCoy and Joand Mccoy. az
|. vile. @. Brown and KITTY Brown, his viz,
Jos. ph Il Holloway, PeterG Hol'oway,r,1.
d. Holloway, and Henry Holloway, l@'
In Chancery.
The defendants In the above action, sTe mere 7,
by notified that the said John 8 Haney VIII
proceed 70 take the deposition of MI nan
lev ct. al 1t her residence in HMran I9wn
ship, Mason county. West v'rgiyn, On wsd
nesday, thr 18th day Of July, ~ iS'., ana
will proceed TO lake ihs deposition Of AIoszo
Gushing. ct. al at his rs~idssas 10 ths .ow ~
ship aud county aforeslid ~ THURSDAY, we
lSth day Of July, 1917. 9d'ween ne hours o.
Ga N. and 8 . d, Of ssd days, with author
ity 70 adioarn from dayto DAY, Sundays ex,
eeplej j un,il he sam. Is completed
Dated this "a day Of June. A.. = is!2
BY q j Fisher 4 9. r, Simpson. his Attys
June g. ~, \ M
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Are You Going yvesle

/ y r a 80
II so. take our advice, aud purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Kn:tioad, which Is posl
lively. thu only Line that runs three Daily
Express Trains from St Louis TO Kansas City
and the West! and is, Positively. The onl,
Line which runs Pullman's Palace Sleepers aud
fine da- Cosches Especially iar movers tq
uipped with Millef's Safety Platform and The
Patent Steam Brake IRON ST. LorIs TO Kansai
CITY, Fl. Scott, Parsons. Lawrence. Lsayen
worth, Atchison, 81. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs aud Omaha, without changel :
e. pH sby BENT IN s q .ss 5iss
h, Colorado, Texas or California call upon Of
address j. F Thompson, Agent. Missouri Pa.
ci6c Railroad, Chattanooga, Tenn ,or Atlantis
Ca; or E. "A. Ford, Gen'l Passenger Agent, 81
Louis. No.
No trouble to answer questions!
6b 29-ly.
NAUTIUN. -EveFy genuine box Of Df
~ MCLANE'S LIv ER PILLS bsars the DIX.
nature Of FLEMING BROS. Pittsburga, Pa
and their private United stales Stamp o.
"Take 10 ether. The narketis 'ull Of iui.
talions. Tap 4-6m.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore exciting between
8 7. AIr1,ndsr,P n CLARK am WIN. Peck
i dissolved: aud all persoa- will taxs- notice
ibs, win not nv responsible for any debts
contracted by the late fnn rs T Alexander
4 u. NINE thv lat day u March, ls72.
: may S3.lv. 8 7. ALEXAS
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Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale,

Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale.
ANHg Helm Of LouisB. ManAes deceased,
L j otter tx sale their farm aluated u Mason
comfy West Virginia, lover tnd 81 Olenden.
III bsnship, on.the Ohio river. 10 milst y.
~ {Ssilipolis. Ohio and l5miles below Poiut
gasanl, weAt Virginia, con,aiuiug
3o2 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND
lirA b,eh stale ~ cultivation. One bundled
strds Il we'll timbersd bill land Two orch.
ada With trees 81 superior quality I've
dwelling houses and all necsssary out build
iu1s Title perlec. and clear d all ineumg'
rAnces
,DAnyone Wishing 70 purchase. 4 farm 81
thp afussaid description, would 90 Wy 70
call on OF address the undersigned ior rrms
Of sale aud particulars I, .
JAMES B MENAGEg'
Point Pleasant, Mason 0ountyT y
inch I5-tf.
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CLlfros News. Quite number q
new buiidings are being erected 10 Clifto'
this summer, vhichSpsaka. volumes rs th'
growth and enterprise Of che place. Capt
Rice is erecting tSo new houses aud Mrs
Walkers new residence when completed
will be quite 40 ornament to the plaae
The Bedford Salt Company ara rebuild
ing their engine house. and are 3avipr
built new engine and boiler. % replace
those destroyed by the recent explosion!
which destroyed everything connected
with IT,
The Clifton Nail Mill. Is now running
full, audis 10. only doing thobest Of FORK,
but turning out large quantities Of " =
Neps.
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"A Judge in Arkansas adsertisss that be
will marry q couple tho drst time for a
quarter; subsequent marriage ceremonies,
ten cents each. sif
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n a. o. ];s,.;ot IN thu
Congressional Convention.
Editor Register:
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iu' s0's.'s'u ~ !,
psa'luS ~ :l'ns, - W. u'''u.l ri
~ ~, 49, N ,s;,,;o, !
me season lor pa'e''00'ss wy :" ~
nalls 70 'nelr Zee. ana nave Tue 'O0A JsN'o =,
" Au0' w.. 'u0 ua"' = ~" '''' ~ *
susu' = "''A
Ide Journal' since u mas ooon0a =
new head. does not o0odescend % e1'
Caange WIN sue 1''y'''s''
a nepuo''''. ~ ea.s wSu' Vusu .ue
, oeWs o. w'lsoas 10l'ua" u,., was reserved
asKea u u was ou' osp'' !" 'sVu
Col. i !. Moore, Of k Ne IS oa'
40 favor o. Greeley a0a 0FOw0' --caSse
/. County rr g.
10 this issue Wm y Kudaer, Esq, y
aOnoaOced as an Independent candidate ' To-
Clark Of the County Court
a draynan drove his aiod horse into
che rissrat Gals'nolis last week De and
his two boys were WIN o'mcu''y fss0Ssu
JEom drowning Luz ao'Se WAC S'9"4ss'
No man ia BUSINESS snoula ever x''.s
business letter Without ~ caro- p''1'sa -
the head OF bis sheet o. paper ~ - :
6rst.clss advertisement ana prevents
nsnosflees mistakes
II any perssn hos doao's Hne.neF
advertisements ore aos 'e'o q ao.' 'e' o'u
put something 'as' le aces lo' H''n 'ssu'
10 some o0''a's p''' = 's' &
Flies are getting ready III .'on' iaeee
WILDE just thirteen ln,'l.so more 'n'S SUM-
msr than last B'ldheadsd men eau keep
them Of by amounting the apex OF tue
Uranium With n'olasses.
j. Nelson Wisner, Esq editor Of the
Berkeley Uaionis spoken OF as the he
publican candidate for Congress iron tue
Second District
Harvest tools ia large quantities and OF
every description At Se'szer, Sehon q Me-
Culloeh's. Farmers will remember ttlls.
They have also 6ue lot OF glass irult
jars and glass preserve jars
Putnam County Circuit Court common.
ced last Monday, and about oil Of tue Ma
son county Bar are attending. AZ
The Colorado bug is making sad havoc
With potstoes. Some fields have been al
most entirely destroyed. With the cut
worm and potato bug our farmers are hav-
iug serious times
While talking with your ue's0 100 ~
ways speak . good vord lot 'ns As.'"e'
BY aword now and tneo' our su0s0''p''O'
9 'ss caa 90 doubled
The Clara Scott will be the regular hs-
nswhs packet for Parkersburg this even.
ing The Scott is q good boat With good
officers. We commend her to shippers
and travellers.
CoA1.-Quite large number Of boats
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ClosB o. rHR SILlcf 6cicoL Miro.
8. b. Patrick ) selscs school closed " sss.
sios % Friday, June lss Tho dr't prl.
sss.- two gold medals being auarded %
Mus venie Thomas and Leila Kiuser.
ling; thess being given for perfect rscita.
,ioOs during The entire session. Toe 81.
yer medal vas given to Mics Helen Sser'
re,t. The premium 10 tho second SPELL
,ug.ol,ss was givsn % Muster Willie Kim
osrliug. be having the greatest number q
ickess. Miss Emma Hardvicks tho SEQ
I'd. 10 ihe third spelliug.clsss the con-
.est was extremely close. Miss Euma
coming out ono aheadof Miss Alice East
ham. Miss El)s Sonmervills was given
The premium for Improvement 10 reading
and diligeut application.
Mrs. Patrick's school will commence y
session sgsin on the lss Of September
1872. As this is the only school specially
for young ladies. IN our town. wo e.
.p(cs 10 SEQ il fully attended during the
Fall session. Mrs, Patrick i one Of the
most accomplished teachers in our Stat,
aud parents will consult their interest BY
sending their daughters 70 this school.
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COMMISSION ER,s SALE
VALUABLE OHIO RIVER FARM!!.

VHLUAOUU V1llV sl ~f%-'i'
IN pursuance d the tesA. aud provisions Q, d
4 decree II tho Cycuit Cont Of Mason
Coupty. West virajnk rendered on The Slh
day Of March ls72in ses,. ,,s Uaance,t
cause therein pendg. 10 wn'cn Jeremiah y
sAekley Is coraplai lant. snd Alfred 9, Hopa.
iins and others ~ defendants. shall
On the eoh day Of May, 1879,
=, ,be Front M Of the cour. House Of NJ.
son county rfocerd to spll BY way Of public
auction s i Ne highest bidder, The land IL !hr
hi and roceedlngs mentioned, containing
1857 ae4s. and being the same real estate
Which ~ conveyed to Alfred ). Hopkios by
JampsH Csuch, Special Commissioner, ana
Alry,nder'long and wife, By deed daled July
AMI, 1859, which land Is situated II Graham
IJwnship aud adjoining the lands Of lo'lii.J I;
Weaver. mud known AZ the Alfred B. Hopkins
Farm, upon the followiar terms towit: for
cash az 10 onp.ihjrd Of the purchase money.
and the balance upon a credit Of six and
twelve months, taking bond with good security
for the deferred instruments bearing interest
from date, and retaining the title $50 further
security. ,,,,,,,vn SrtIoN
apr ll-lm. Sp,cisI Commissioner
a.. l. nd uNktl a IIlh
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Many Democrats and Conservatives. Of
Mason county will present and support
JAnfs M. LAIDLEY, ESQ as . candidate
for Congress from the Sd district 10 the
Congressional Convention.
Editor Register:
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IUMBlRI LUMBER!

tfy 'tRI 49, tit t31fIti'f
THE POINT PLEASANT DOCK co.
az nov prepared IL All all orders sn'rast-
n ed 10 their care, Is cheap IS the cheapest
AL Kinds Of
FRAMING TIMBER,
Rough md drs.ssd lumber, Flooring. Ceiling.
SWpathcrboarding Plastering Lsth. 40, AZ
vays IA hand The Company y Nalso .prpa.
rrd d build on short notice al kinds o.
Steamboat Hulls, Barges y Flat Boats.
;sxtr. timber on had Tor Wheel Arms, Duck'
1T Plank and Braces.
N arThs patronage Of Builders and River men
- s 800 H,FRY, pron, letors.
mao 3O-3m.
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INteDs...Por safe attn,s sdics, toll A.
)sortmsus Of Blank Desds.
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. EsT YIR0IElA UNIVERSITY.

a EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Hon y 7. Hors, Pres't Board Of Regents
Il u Sfusoss. Sec'y
AIRY MApr,x. DID, President I. and Profess
~ Of Mental and Moral Philosophy,
+ q Lyox, Al, N Vice President Profess'
orof Eng. Literature. and Priucip. Prcpy
Dept. . (. Z. !,
: ii b. Pisacx. a. MI, Capt y s. Az Pro-
lsseE 4 Ys'As@s.lqls 6! s''''.,y a:s!'s.
Chemistry and Natural History. (.
FW Woop. Ph, D. Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
o W MlLLgr, a n. Assistant 10 Tho Pre-
paratory department.
0 B PuPlNToN, Tutor. M
Geo N HAeAss. Esq. Superintendent. Of tho
Grounds and Buildings.
Huop W BRocE. N. D., Lecturer on Physiolo.
" and Hygiene.
Hon Joas:A DlEIE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TRan bsKiUs let Tsesday in September.
w,Srya Tran lot Monday IN December
Spal q ;TEax = Sd Tuesday ID March.
,,oynsxuEn,xs. Sd Wednesday 10 June.
Tulrlos Preparatory, $500 per Term Of -
weeks.
University, $500 per Term Of y
weeks.
BoAlnixo- Not 10 exceed a par week,
sAuR. 10. 1869 -ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

DsrAcrso Big. Men andboys are 10
the habit Of mgtilatiug and tearing down
bills which have been posted for di8sren.
purposes. Probably they are not aware
that this is sdneable o6ense, therefore we
advise thDE to discontinue this sport, lest
they hs3 e ane Of fitv dollars 70 pay.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

Thvifonton Rsyistsr SAYS that Green
tovphip. Scioto county, has recovered
judgment against Mt Vernon Furnace
for 800 for digging ore upon the school
lands ofthst township. The case was 10
court for eighteen years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

AccIDEsr Our Deputy Shsrif, Col.
]. P. R. B. Smith, while returning home
Saturday from The lower end Of the county,
VA thrown from bis horse and had biz
facs badly disdgured.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

Mrs. Justice. whose husband vas killed
d the Iron Railroad in Lawrence county
last winter while under the influence d
liquor, brought suit against the party who
nd him the liquor, and recovered s6 500
damages, on the 9th ult. She sued for
100000 damages.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

PosrAL AFFAIRS. The name and site
Of Sycamore, Calhoun county. West vir-
GINA, is changed to Pine Creek with n
Stump, Postmaster. G.. W. G,obe is
appointed Postmaster at Hurricane Bridge,
Putnam county. West Virgins. vice Scott
Ellis. removed
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

. The people are beginning to discuss the
question Of .'liceuse or no license" 10 this
township. There will be close vote on
this question.