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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The following IS q roll Of honor
If the Point Pleasant Public School
The students named below Have been pres
eut at all roll calls aud recitat'onS during
the past month, viz: Misses AuEie Charles,
Matte NcCouuahay, Fannie Smith, Fan
ME Shrewsbury; and Messrs. Benson Bar
nett, William Bickle, John Cooley, VIM
Hoy, James Holloway, Lewis Fry, Willie
Kiube'liug, Robert Martin, Lewis John.
son, Henry sissou, John stribliug, Rob't
Hutchinson. intermediate Department
Misses Mollie Charles, Aunie Pribble,
Ouie sisson, Mollie Miller, Fannie Ciagg,
Ella Furguson, Ida Whaley; and MeU'rs.
Willie Fry, Willie Cooley, MalOhu Cooley.
Charles Miller, John james, John StOrtE,
Charles Stone. Charles Cherry. Primary
Observation-Disclosures Minnie McConnahay,
Ida HoOF, Maude TomIiusGn. Lula Frank.
Ito. Hattie Shrewsbury, Alice Blake, Is.
tella Whaley, Cora Mason; aud Messrs.
Harry Shrewsbury, Albert Cherry, Geo.
sebrell, Willie Franklin. An increase Of
Ten over last month.
DIP. GUTHRIE, Principal.
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PERSONAL. We are glad TO meet Capt.
Ford, Of the Liberty No, 4, who has jus!
returned from an extended trip South, to
remain with bis family IN this city during
the holidays He arrived Friday evening.
Our young and jolly. good natured friend
&C 7. Latham-One Of the pilots on tue
Charley Bowen, has been SCjOurniug in
our city for The past week.
Capt. WIN. NJ. Hovey. Of Huntington,
is in The city, and stopping at The Kline
House. If you Watt to learn how to do
tanning" BY quick process, he's the
"mou th.fll be ahhes giving ye the in.
formation.
Allen G. Mason, Esq, Editor Of The
Mason County Journal, dropped in to see
US Monday. Allen wears better clothes
and sports cane, since he has risen to
be an editor"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

WEDDRs At "EDGE HILL. "-0n last
Wednesday, December 10th, 1873, the
parlOrs at Edge Hill we're filled With .
merry company, brought together to wit
ness the marriage Of DR., W, P. Neals to
Miss Helen V. Waggener, daughter Of
Col. Charles B. WAggeusr. Tho mar
riage cermOuy was conducted BY Rev. W.
E. Hill, 10 accordance With the ritual Of
the Presbyterian Church. After recciv.
ing the warm, neutrality-suspicious. Of
their assembled friends, and participating
10 the bouNties which filled the banquet
board, the crowd dispersed; and the ncxt
morning the young couple departed for
the lower part Of our county, to spend
a few days with their relatives and friends
in that section. On their return they will
make Point Pleasant their future home, -
The happy young couple have our best
wishes for their future prosperity. May
peace, happiness aud pleasure abound and
be With them through all their life.
4~~~N>~~~-~~N>>~>|~~~~
MARRIED. BY Rev. W. 4 Hill, at
Buffalo, November 9Th, 1878, Benjamin
F. Runnion to Miss Sarah A. Whiting.
ton; al Of Putnam county.
In Point Pleasant, December 18th,
1875, BY Rev. Geo. G. WiIdiOg, Mr..
Daniel i7istt, Jr. to Miss Martha j. ROush;
all Of thisOouuty.
At the resid. nee Of tho brides father
near New Haven, on Thursday, Dccem'
Der 9TH, BY Rev. ), L, Hen'ley, Mr.
Tsylor Fry and Miss Sarah R0u'h' daugh'
ter Adam ROHsh, Esq ,-al OF tnls cOun'
g.
Ia Cooper District, December 10Th,
1878, by Rev. ". Il. Harrison, John H
LuusfOrd to Miss FanOie NJ. McCalIey;
both Of Mason county.
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Editor Reai,ter:


Your notice iD lest weeks Register con-
corning the crossing Of Wand aud 9Th
streets, meet, my attention. But you Ger.
taiuly failed 10 your duty as chrOuicler
Of passing events when you neglected to
notice the beautiful appearance Of Wand
street at its crossing With 9th. Somebody
has fixed" that place with q vengeance
Before the improvement was made, VigOr'
Gus leaper could clear The ditch at bound;
but now the unluCky Wanderer 10 that
part Of town has to wade fifteen or twenty
feet, or 90 round to some other street,
Of course, filling up The narrow gully
makes the water collect above the street,
aud then ii runs over it on each side Of the
gil, and the mud and water are left knee
deep. The only plausible excuse / can
imagine for filing that place in that man
ner is that some one Of the iustigatorS
thereof is interested in the India Rubber
trade, and wants to increase The sale Of
Rubber boots!
Economy perhaps, should be credited
with its share ofthe moving spirit in this
enterprise The city dads" have spent
all the loose change handy, in making
COW path at the upper end Of the city, aud
now the unhappy deuiseu Of Wand street
and vicinity must get over, through or
around that "sea Of mud" as BIO best may
But that the eye.Sore to the appearance Of
our town may soon be removed, is tho ear
nest desire Of
A WEARY PEDESTRIAN.
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ats hard thing to please everybody"
says 80 exchange. Perhaps, neighbor,
your very effort to please every body" is
what's the trouble, Make a paper to
please yourself-that expresses your hon.
est couvictions-tbat treats ell fairly, but
does not hesitate to tell the truth, Wherev.
er the shoe may piuch-that gives the
home news 10 fresh and readable man.
ner-aud let those who amt pleased 60
their way. You can can do without them,
for plenty Of patrons who don't ask to be
pleased at the cost Of the editors integrity,
will promptly take their places. -Erchange
This is the principle upon which we
have endeavored TO conduct The Register,
and this may be put down as one Of the
things which has contributed to its circula.
ton. While it has been denounced 10
certain quarters, it has been The center Of
no clique or set Of mon who would if they
could, make i, just what we intend it shall
not be. It's not worth the trouble to at
tempt TO please everybody. liza paper is
10 the interest Of the community in which
it is published, it will generally be sustain.
ed even though it does not please every.
body. There are those We do not care to
please.
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SrcE. Charles Dashner, 500 Of Vim.
Dashuer, is lying quite i'll Of pneamonia,
at bis fathers residence 10 this city. We
are glad to state that he is now recovering,
and hope soon to see him upon our streets.
William Deem, oldest son Of A.. P.
Deem, Of this city, is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia, and requires the constant care
Of bis physicians. At this wriIiDg there
has been but little change 10 bis condition
We hope that he may speedily recover.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

A bill has been introduced 10 Congress
authorizing The organization Of tho entire
militia force Of the United States. Thus
will possibly be opened up a return 10 the
old time Nuuual muster whom everybody
held it TO be patriotic duty to get drunk
and nurse IhO Authorization that be was
serving biS country.
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A WEARY PEDESTRIAN.
iCOmmunlcated.l.

"Better late than never" "And who
comes next" greets our ears upon every
corner Of the street, from ('trauge to say,)
young ladies! More persons know ilU
m,aaiug than they imagine, and it is
"Betc,r late than never" to break tho habit
of such expressions. w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

NEV HOUSE. ID. W. ,PQlsIey, Esq,
has just completed q contract With j. N.
Cherry, Of this place, to build him two
story frame residence Oh bis lot corner Of
Wand and Main street. Work has been
commenced on this building.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

FANCY DRESS BALL.-The young gen.
tI'men propose to give a Fancy Dress
Ball at the Virginia House, Wednesday
evening, December Oath. A large num-
Der Of invitations have been sent out, aud
1t is expected this will be the graudeSt
ball Of the season. We acknowledge The
receipt Of a complimentary ticket from the
Managers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

A child Of Mrs. Harmon, three or four
miles from RavsnswOOd, was burned TO
death a few days ago, from its clothes ac'
Cideutally taking Gre during the temporary
absence Of The mother who had gone to
drive some cattle from neighbOriug
field.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

TowS ELScrQS.-By written notices
posted about the city, We are Informed
that an election for Mayor and Council.
men is to be held 90 the drst Thursday in
January, 1874, (Which is New Years
dAy) We trust good inca, may be select
Cd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

We neglected in a former issue to state
that at the last Term Of our County Court
Mr., D. 8. VauMatre vas appointed Dep.
uty County Clerk
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We see by the Mason County journal Of
last week, that establishment is to be sold
at public auction on the 29th Of this month.
I'VE are sorry for this, as its new editor
A. g. Mason, Esq was Just beginning
TO make the Journal blossom as a roSe."
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our comprehension

County, CouEr The December Term
OF the County court-for the transaction
Of Police and Fiscal business -aet on
Monday morning. The proceeding Of
which term We hope to publish in our next
issue. The Court adjourned Tuesday.
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The present weather is not favorable to
the growth Oftho ice crop, but "graugerS"
are not dishesrtened.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The MOuudsviIlo Reporter trOH out
Hon. G, F. Scott. Senator from Ibe Ritch.
lie District, as a candidate for U, S, Senator
at the next election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The styles in ladies' dresses have now
got back as far as The days Of CSthariue do
Medicis. At this rate We shall soon have
reached tho styles prevalent in The garden
Of Eden.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

S. G, sissOu, our popular jeweler, is re.
ceiviug aGOe.stoek of goods for the holi,
days. Go aOd buy your wife, daughter,
or sweet heart, gold ring, breast.pin.
Rristlets, or gold watch and present it as
q Christmas gift.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

POmcroy's Democrat is, without doubt
the ablest, best managed and most inter.
esting newspaper published in the United
States. It's large eight page weekly,
uucomprOmisiugIy Democratic, and is es.
peeially devoted to the interest Of the ag'
ricuItural community aud Workiug.meu.
We hope our Democratic friends will send
on their names aud subscribe for this most
excellent paper. Price, 50 a year. Sub.
scriptions forwarded from this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

HALF-FARE,-By reference to an ad-
vcrtiseucnt 10 another column, it will be
seen that the steamer Andes, will take all
who wish to spend their holidays in Gin
cinnati, for four dollars the round trip
No doubt many Of our citizens will avail
themselves Of this opportunity to visit the
citv
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

A young friend Of ours says that he
rather likes Mr.. HollOway'B street lamp,
but would like to have it burn little Ia.
ter, us the wounds received BY bis fall at
that corner tho other night have not en-.
tiroIy bealed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

MITE SoohTY, -The Mite Society Of
the Sabbath School Of the West Minister
Presbyterian Church, will meet at Mr..
N. H. Hale's on Thursday evening, De.
Ceuber 18th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The finest line Of Christmas goods in
the city, including Toys and Candy for the
little folks. aud Toilet Sets, Vases, &C.,
DC. for The older oues ct
VAN GILDER's Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The amount Of drinking in our town is
terrible to behold. How young meu, and
old ones too, can 50 forget their duty tc
themselves, to their families, their friends,
and to society. as to do violence to their
natures by Stesping their senses in the
fumes ofs,yiIe poison, almost Surpasses
our couprSaeusoo
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

"A Coop TICKET. We have been han.
ded the following ticket for publication. =
1t is composed of excellent men, and as
there is no party issue, there ought to be
no serious objection to auy Of them, They
are meu,Qf liberal views, and we hope the
ticket will be elected:
For Muyor.-John L. Charles.
Fer Recorder, II. W. sissOn.
Fer ComeQ@cp.-G. B Thomas, J..
G. Gilmore, F. A. Guthrie, James H.
Holloway, D. W. PolsIey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

HGaH WATER The rivers are row at
ahigher stage at this point, than they
have been for couple Of years. All Of
Ofthe low land on Wand street and the
lots adjoining Il are inundated, Several
families have been driven out Of their hOu,
'e' by the WateE aud good deal Of dam
ago has been done to the corn standing 90
the KanaWha aud Ohio river bottoms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

ACc1DESr.-We arc informed that G.
Y. Anderson, was injured coal bank at
Clifton, q few days ago, BY DlSte falling 10
upon him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

This is good time to send newspaper
men turkeys; one week from now would do
If not forgotten. A good fat gObbler
would make US both happy aud thankful.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

We are prepared to do all glasses Of
card, circular and poster work, Call and
examine specimens.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

William Smith is disposing Of bis goods
at cost, in order TO make room for new
stock. Now Is your chance to get good
bargains.
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Now is the time to subscribe for the
Regis.r-tho only live local paper 10 the
county. Send 10 your names aud money,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

We have resumed bard currency pay
meut-bard to get.
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The different churches are preparing
Christmas Trees" on which to place pres.
euts for their Sunday School scholars. A
good idea. The CHRISTMAS tree will be
opened to the public at tho Old PreSbyte-
rIun Church Christmas Eve.
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sr.-Messrs. Holt & Webb, Of Mid.
odlepOrt, Ohio, lost . small memorandum
book in or near POint! Pleasant, for which
a liberal reward will be paid il leftAt this
Office, Or sent to them at Middleport, 0,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

There will be an examination Of Teach
erD at the Academy IN Point Pleasant on
the last Saturday 10 this month,
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Now that wars rude alarm" is once
more heard 10 The land, who says reorgsu.
ise tho bloody" lO6th Regiment of West
Virginia Militia? Let.us hear from our
valiant Colonel, whose name is too long to
mention 10 this column!
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fgordor. solicited. Try US.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR BALE
! three tracts Of land; one Of (which contains

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR BALE
] three tracts Of land; one Of which contains
1899 Acres,
and is situated on the Kanawhs Nine Mile
Creek, about two miles from the River.
Another OF which tracts contains about
1900 Acres,
known as part Of the Medium traa, situated
on the waters Of The Chic Sixteen Mile Creek
And another tract containing about
400 acres,
known as the "Fowler Tract" situated about
three miles from Point Pleasant, and about
one.half mile from the Kanawha River Said
last named tract has about 80 acres cleared
upon it. All Of said lands are well timbsred
and watered, and when cleared would makS
good grazing farms.
nj would prefer selling these lands with.
out dividing them; but will sell them in par
cells TO suit purchasers.
PPesons desiring further information in
reference to the above mentioned lands are re.
lerred to JeHS v. ESGLrsH, ESQ.,, my Attorney,
at Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Va.
march eff. HARRIET MACHIR.
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A wOuau'S life may be briuful Of work
ADD equally full Of couteut--if sbe can get
a noW bonnet occasionally.
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DGED.-At his residence, ia Robinson
District, Wednesday, December 10th,
1873, Mr.. James 7, HOgg, aged 50 gear,
Of brain fever.
On Tuesday, December 9th, 1873, Mr..
Preston Love. Of Cooper District, aged
about go years.
Tue MALs.-A gentleman in Gallipo-
lis received the contract for carrying the
mail three times a week between Gallipo'
lis and this place. This route was grant.
ed to give US daily mail between these
points, and according to tho contract be
was to have commenced carrying the mail
on December list. 1873. As yet no mail
has been delivered BY the new contractor
at this Post Office. We want nov to
know the reason why! Will come one
rise to explain?
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Ia Cooper District, December lOIh'
1878, by Rev. ". Il. Harrison, John H.
LuusfOrd to Miss Fauaie NJ. McCalIey;
both Of Mason county.
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As5 .sIANr.

We take pleasure In announcing u
our patrOus that W. have engaged the
services Of Rev 4 SR. RGee 70 assist vi
In the editoflal, local and business de.
partments OF The News. Mr.. Rics
engages with rs in pursuance of 4
lonE-StandIng desire to enter upon the
Newspaper work, and has chosen this
location because he feels and has al
ways felt special interest in the well
fare and growth OF EmporIa, and de-
SIres hare b make his home. He has
for seventeen years been 4 resident OF
Southern Kansas, and Is thoroughly
identified with her interests. 1t ls un-
necessary to say TO his acquaintance
and friends that THE NKws will In
every way be benefited by his cOnnec-
tIon with II
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

PERsONAL.-We had q pleasant call,
on Tuesday, from Hon. j. w. johnson,
Representative elect from Greenwood
county. He is an intelligent gentle
man, well posted OH the topics of the
day, and we predict will make G reen-
wood county a good representative.
He has been a resident of that county
about four years, where he is largely
engaged in the cattle business. He has
been in the State seven years. And
now If the Kansas City Times has any
crocodiles left let it prepare to shed
them now. Another prop of its EEgreat
Democratic victory in Kansas is gone"
Mr.. johnson has been set down in all
the papers as a Democrat. He states
emphaticallY that this is incorrect. 1t
is true he was elected on what was call
ed the peoples ticket, and his nominal
ton was endorsed by the Democratic
convention of Greenwood county, and
that he ran against the Republican
nominee. His nomination grew out of
the dissatisfaction over the Republican
nomination, and he was largely sup
ported by Republicans. He was nom
mated without his seeking. In fact,
he urged the convention to select an
other, and did not wish to run. Ar.J.
is one of those independent men that
does his own thinking and voting. He
has oftenSF voted the Republican ticket
in Greenwood county than any other,
and will vote for what he thinks right
every time. He believes in the South
west, and is in full sympathy with the
farmers movement. He may be set
down under the head of Farmer"
which does not mean Democrat by q
long shot. The fact that he has been
heralded as a Democrat may have
grown out of his having been so re-
ported by the Eureka Herald, but it is
certainly incorrect. He would have
positively refused to run as q Democrat.
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LOST AND FOUND.-We were going
todinner on Tuesday; we go every day ;
but the wind does not always play
such pranks with us rs it did on that
eventful day. Near the Ruggles &
Plumb building gentle zephyr { p
lifted our hat off, played all sorts OF
pranks with it, dashed it away where
We could not find it. We gave it up
for lost, and was just regretting the
thought that some noble red man would
find it in the Indian territory and stick
it full of eagles feathers, and wear it
to war dance, when the irrepressible
and fearless Hank Lowe, of old time
marshal fame, now of livery stable
notoriety, brought it in. Many thanks ;
we are unable to buy a new one.
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THAN KsGIvING DINNKR.-The ladies
OF the II. E. Church are busy with the
work of the Thanksgiving dinner. II
will probably be spread in the News
block, in the room lately occupied by
Cochran's grocery store. 1t will be
composed of turkey, chicken, roast pig,
vegetables, fruits, and everything that
can be had in the country. The object
of the dinner is to pay a church debt,
and we hope their efforts will be
seconded by all the people. Only fifty
cents will be charged for adults, and
twenty-five cents for children under
u years of age. The managers and
committees are at work, and are deter
mined to spare no effort to make the
dinner a big success.
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New BooK.-''The Rising Son; or tia
ARCecedents and Advancement o

New BooK.-'"The Rising Son; or the
ARCecedentS and Advancement of
the COIored Race.
This is the title of q new book for
which w. r. McLane, of Topeka, has
the agency. He is now canyassing
this city for subscribers. It gives a
complete history Of the black race,
commencing with the Ethiopians, and
coming Down the Nile to Carthage /;
History Of slavery in this country, etc.
It is written by DIR. William Wells
Brown, a member of the colored race,
and is highly recommended by the
leading eastern papers. 1t contains
about 500 pages, and Is sold at $3.50 per
copy. Every one who wants q COM
plete and authentic history of the col
ored race, and especially every colored
man, ought to buy this book. Mr.. Nc
Lane comes with the best recOmmen-
dations from such men as Hon. John
Martin, OF Topeka. We believe him
to be worthy of the confidence Of our
people. Mr.. McLane Is also agent for
Fred Douglass paper published at
Washington. We trust he may meet
with success
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

MEETING OF THE LYON COUNTY
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. - Society
met in the Office of the secretary at the
court house on Saturday, the Sth inst,
vice president Newlin in the chair.
The attendance being small, no par
tcular business was done.
The question of making an effort to
have the next annual meeting Of the
State Horticultural Society held in
Emporia was latter some discussion, Laid
ever until next meeting.
The following program for the
meeting of Saturday, November 22d,
has been prepared:
Trees for shade and ornament, by
Robert Milliken.
What varieties of flowers are suited
to the soil and climate of this section
of country?
What apples shall we plant? Essay
on history of the apple, by A. D.
Chambers, followed by discussion of
above question.
Addresses or each of the foregoing
topics are expected, to be followed by
general discussion of the subject.
Adjourn ed to meet on Saturday, No
vember 22d, in the secretary's Office at
the court house, at one o'clock p. IN.
ROBERT MILLIKEN.
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