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, 1873-09-14

Judge Dillon, Of the United statos Circuit
Court, has appointed hlr. Jesse P. Farley, of
Dubuque, Receiver OF tho st. Paul L Pacific Rail-
roud, with very ample powers. Tho purpose Of
appointing Receiver Ia to raise the neoossary
funds and complete tho road boforo Doc. 8 next;
if this is not done, tho land-grant will DO for
feited. Tho Receiver is authorized to take pos
session Of all tho uncompleted lines Of tho
Company, the lands to be acquired, tho ma
chinery, tools roling-ssock and all horproporty
necessary to the extension or operation Of those
lines. He has also authority to sell bonds up to
the amount Of $4,000, 900, with interest at 10
per cont, lutorost and principal payable in gold,
and proceed with tho construction Of the uncom-
plotted Iines, aud to iniah tlem, it possible, bo-
fore Dec. 8. These bonds aro to DO first lions
Oh such portions of tho road as shall be built or
completed from tho proceeds OF tho salo.
Judge Dillon has thus Afforded facilities for say
ing portion, II not tho whole, OF tho st. Paul l.
pnci1o land grant.
, 1873-09-14

fveIy fermnn, MI element OF possible tllsnniou
In tho Empire. Honco tho legislation
tondtnB tawarda dermanizing, nattonaliz-
Ing tho Catholic Ohliroll. It Ia not Gath
olto dogma, but Catholic con1uopol,tanian1.
TINT tho German Empire drends, and agalnst
which It lcgnlatoa Woro tho Catholic Church
only cooxtcnByo with tho Gor.s,an Enpiro, It
would 10 left alono. It Ia It's misfortune to hayo
its nllicn II, france. In Austria, ntl to acsnowl-
edge l,cnd at Homo. It iR its misfortune, too.
tint 1t agBorts for tho Church rights Incompatible
with tho claims OF lilo now Emplre--assorta
thom III tho abstract only 1t is truo; but. whero
its authority il oallod III quostion, tho Empire
Heos danger oven In an abstraction. How
great tho drcad Of tho Empire Of dissolution
from the Catholic Church, when 1t haa not losi-
tatcd to grapple with instead Ok endeavoring to
conclato the Church Of ID, 600, 900 OF itB inlab-
itantst
III its trcatmont Of tho Joauita Cor
rnnuy haa boon only conslstont, for tho
JeBuita aro tho most Catholic of
Catholics. Still, oyon hero ita courHo can
scarcely DO Justified on any broad principles Of
| right. To exilc body Of mon, not for any act
dono, but because, poradyenturc, thoy might ut
somo future timo DO found in antagonism to tho
| dovornmont, Ia not safo rulo; and that tho
body is tie Boolety Of Jesus atora nothing In tho
case. Nor ia it sought to Justify tho Government
OIL my other principle than that tho new Empire
must bo strengthened within. The ontoavcr
| to convert tho prosont mechanical union Of tho
Empire into chomical union iB tho explanation
Of Geruan history and German legislation since
tho war. It botrayggroat datrnBt in the minds Of
tho framor8 OF tho now Constitution themselves
as to Its pornanency, aud must satisfy any
ono who looks into tho matter that only
, 1873-09-14

A correspondent OF tho Louisville 0onrier-
Journal doHcribos very suggestive scono whicA
ho ran across In tue mountains OF Virginia. Ho
speaks OF Htroam OF cool water falling over tho
rocks, near grove Of augar-maples, in WHICH
mint WAC growing tn profuaton. with desortol
etill-lo4se ncar by. Nature has provided every
thing In profuBiou,-ouiy man aud an oppor:
tuntty arc needod. It iH painful to consider the
grand opportunities which arc THUS lost, and tho
enormous amount Of consolation which ia rum
ming to waato oyor tho rocks aud wasting its
sneetnoss on tho mountain ait.
, 1873-09-14
THE LOCATION or THE HOSPITAL.

40 .as ha.for oF 1@e t"'ea0o 1f,oans;
SIR Some very curious ideas prevail horo In
upon uoigl1borhoods and property. No wonder
w hovo nh n a;,,o1o ,nndnI 1,osn;t,1 T., 49,.
~ eeo m'l1! -n1uo! uoep''m ~ 'n's
b'c"t olts noneo 1no Popular loea nust Dc paBod
that a hospital must Of necessity iniure or de-
prociato ni,naent propartv for rcaidonco,nrr.
,ovou rrb;a rotion ID 1oro wa, frans H.
p,t, poIGs' 80 IL I'ar;ao ID ';s WY rom tuo
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nanta ~ tTa nnnt;,nnnS trnr,'ata ~. 1 ,".st
auar raon ~ InnE;nr a,oo, +iia ,n,aaoa ttoss
nst,,t;o -. ,,;naS apo % sn1 % pGu"cSs t
,sr;tai o ~ ~, no nosson Gty
,a aPn o, ransr,nd % ~ fn,t;S
n,snn T1,a Ss,nn,u III I pan,,srr0,';. tI",.;t
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da,h;a ~ ,dG ,'e" nu Vi 1nu po1,n1r .l;ua ~
n1a;nng, NJ It o 'rio Rn4ront far s1Ia tha
tnsana j.; ~ uortror1 ram,, c,,,',;ou M ~ ~
nnaro ~ .nsrn;nnont l., ,n 1nc.,to ri -; TIT .a
onat 1oaraa roaoc VI, ,"rtar - oa 'n
,voaltt ani cn1tivat;nu hav}nr hcfonf otfrnc+od
tar hv ibo hcautv -, In 5orl, L'r arronnd;ne-
the I,onnitnls Theaa charming rrouns aro ,]ai5
Tis;ted fy rnanv neonlo in cnTriaeos and ntIcr..
wiso. md thoy aro Constantly ulade oLoerfnl hy
hilarious troouy Of chiIdron from tho nni,rhhor,
hood. thun nfrordine continual annsomnnt
aud diversion to tho unfortunate peo.
n1a within TIM hpanitnt 1na vnr7
seirn;f1cant fact is trno nf nil orcont nor},anys
mn of thosa wel1-known hosn;tn1a thov ~ Unro
oriTinaltv locatad nnou aecjmdol nronnda far
from tho chosen roe!dcnco-stcs Of tho yarionn
| cities montionod henco II uoop]o lived naor
hoBntnl. it must be from cbojoo. not from necos-
| BityI Thn peonle went noor the hosnito{a to
| build Their homes, because thcro tloy found a
snot Of croeu eartl1. carofully kopt aud hanrti-
led, and thus rcntteted ploaeing and attractive
alike to sck and vol.
| ycll.kuown CAPITALIST. residing in philn>
| delphin who is not much nccrntoncd tn do,c
foo]inh thiura. Ina recoutlv ofre1oI lin rnnntv
Commissiouors larro and very des,rab1o lot fo,
| hoanito1 nnrnnaca nitnntoi IL Nm heort ~
inr1rn nn1 wv, vninoljo troct of h;a or:n 1o,d
Ts ofrar ,so5 ,nn1o oftor "acorto;,,;no In oSraf
- ioon;t.,n "'1 ,a,nr ia vna ~ w." ro
49, ~ n1,iIo das hmt T. 10 ~ sSrn t,Hp ptH ttpt
10 fomrd ~ ~ tat a1 c;tr-to %oea.nantro .naf "
Amar;non maii""1 ;nst,t s',c, nid 49, -
trsn. No ~ nm a,nrr him haro and ,ne mi M.
ratyt,on w ro,,at, fosn;taiI "A1 ~ VAL "'''
~ aFfhor cft;as tho foot uoor,a ~ bora ham
a;aa,1nrni tht 1ndsoane ensJa,;atr =; ar-i;o. ill.,
III to tat bassom;,Tr NJ ttn,.
ora enJ hphhinn fn1mtsins md x;ur;n,s h;rdo
ond aro voiaJ vafla anJ -. nssv 1a,yna are nIaonv
;nm f. f. Tia cvea ~ tha dastirnte s,ct wio,n vim
+1s nr misfnrtnnsN Nchortr ess not wh;ch-has
s,,ao H. onn,n,1aor, :oonsan+a ~ ,,nhic honm.
nan,o IL nthar Xix. tna naonIn ao no.
r., ..;ti, I1ati;nst ~ aaat hnt rt,' 1,us
.In ',r ,.,nn nir ~" tn M nt
aim ti than, as AZ ceutrea Of contariou md tia
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, 1873-09-14
OFFENDING CIERGYMEN,

There are two Glasses Of cases which seem to
!bo constantly boforo tho English courts, namely,
broaches Of promise and offending clorgymen,
and neither Of them soem to OCCASION much
scandal in that country, but arc thkon ns nattera
Of course. In tho nrst-nAmod olasa OF cascs, tho
Saturday Reuieeo grayely propoaea TINT tho pub
lio reading Of 1o.tora which havo passed. botween
tho parties shall be dispensed with, arguing that
thoir only uso is to tickle tho oars Of tho gosaps
and mike tho general public laugh; and that, as
every many aud woman In tho community Is
addicted to writing ridiculous 1oye-lette1s, it is
unfair to single out those who happen to got into
tho courts, and expoBc them to ridioule Tho other
class Of caaeH, however, involves serious mat
ter, Tor It tho shepherds go nstray what will be-
como OF tho 1ocks? In q recent Issue Of The
TRIBUNE wo catalogued some half.a~dozen clor-
gymen Nhoae oncnsos woro enumerated in u
single issue Of the London Nctos. By curious
coincidence, tho last English mil that wo havo
Thcir offcnsoa may be briefly stated. Tho Rev.
John Darlington, who has just boen aontonced to
fifteen yoars poual scrvitudo, las passed. twenty
aoyen yoars Of his life in obtaining money under
false protonsoB. Tho evidonco showod that ho
had b:cn three times q bankrupt and that he had
lived aud preached in acores Of towns, whore ho
had deliberately defraudcd scorca Of tratlcsmen
and other people. The next caso is that OF two
Primitivo-Methoiist ministers, who wero aont to
prison for obstructing tho public highway in
1,iuarrnn1 droArf-,u 5i1orx3nr1r,
and refusing to move on whom ordorod BY tho
police. The third cnBe is That OF tho Rev. Philip
Frost Hains, Of Wigan, who was arrested and
punished for malioious]y proseouting school
master in his employ. Tho fourth caso Is that
Of Potter Henry do Lolmo, a Church Of England
Clergyman, who has held several vicarages and
curacieH. and who was brought up On tho charge
OF 7agrancy and refusing to work in tho
Workhouao while receiving relief. Tho Inst
case does not involve any criminal act,-
tho clergyman in question having simply
lot woman and child drown without making any
attempt to roaouo them. His ponalty WAS a
aevere oensuro for cowardico from the Coroner'a
jury. Considering the extraordinary number Of
English clergymen who arc continually getting
into trouble, it becomes an interesting question
to discover the cause. Tho great majority Of
their offensos are obtaining money undo,
false protenses. IL thoro any occult indu-
once in the damp weather Of England
Which dopresBes them and leads them into guch
reckloBa conduct? Has the fact that the larger
proportion Of them do not receive atipond suih'
oiont to live upon have anything to do with 1t
Or ia the standard Of clerical morality lower In
England than elsewhere? Tho problem is 4
curious ono, to say the least.
, 1873-09-14

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Parts af soar at tho sano rate. '
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usico oIlor or III Registered lo.tcs, at o,lr rlak.
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, 1873-09-14

Tho fact that Nature Ia full Of componBations
is beautifully illustrated by recont bit Of Hcion
tilo information, which announces that tho
house-ay is tormonsed by parnnites Of which It
cannot got rid, and that it suffers dreadful
agonies from their tickling. This curious pieco
OF information will undoubtedly arouse sympathy
for tho fly, md mitigate tho indignation which
has hitherto bcen vented upon him. Here
after, tho bluo-bottlo who persists in light
ing upon one'a nose, although he is re-
peatedly driven of, will bo entitled
to COMMUNICATION from tho fact that Ills agonios
arc tho groatost, and that a parasite is worsy-
ing his nervous systom, and Blowly but surely
tickling him to death. II now tho scientists
can only assure III that mosquitoes arc proyod
upon by other parasites, then these small posts
will certainly DO entitled to commisoratiou. In
strict Justice to thom, however, tho aoientiats
ought to establish tho fact that tho parasites
themselves aro afflicted by other parasites, and
60 on al infnituH..
, 1873-09-14

r1fth In nonthn and vfrititv- trhfu %vorts synH
commencol ,n~-1a7a, md tho rcnort of TIM
Rsoretarv. of lin onerotfona AZ TIN
Conaumors' protootivo Assoc,ntion I'm tn
Auo I 1a7a Ia rov b,foro ru r. In
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IL" oAcoool"B'y 'hte1oallt'B uoo'tioas, anu IL
Shows a pcrBfbtonco and determination III tho
focc of o1n,oat ;nn,,,n,o ob,a o.toc1oa ,vlc1, ora
m,. .-,.,,
'''1 io""t""pio' A"e 4Ashooaslon "'''' W co">
tend will tho rcEtllar nlk-donlorB, who got up
"' corners" on cans, domorallyotl tllo omuloyoe.
ont, ,o,a.,u., L.. -. Ill.
p''oa ~ ooA''t oA44"' ''io 4""u's " "'4'N
delivered by tho Association; with house,
servants, WHO were htrod to water md sour tho
mill, o,1 !. ;xx H. IT,.
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, 1873-09-14

tn thu nhw Tunirn-thn Atrnnrth1n}nr Of thH
Government tho practical assertion Of State
absoIutism: md. accordingly, 1t has boon as-
Bertel aud acted upou, Gormauy asserts the
moparchicnl principlo with moro emphasis than
ro,l,ann anv other Enronoan State Rusa;a
arorcalv .Icentnd Thu f,rnvD- bovcvor would
,o noror1oa. r. Il stood atono. Dut tho inte1,oct
Of Germany. dependent "a It Ia unou tho Gov
erpmout for almost oyorytAing, Is tho Govern
n,ont,a atrorornt a}1v, Us nrofossors md aoctora
~ nh;loson,v nro tha nroachars ~ tho
now political orcod. il now It eau be ca]lod.
Tho proug. tho school. o]l tho m.rhtnnry of
intellect In foot, IL arrayo in tho service Of tho
Emniro, The nm md tho rworl ara a,l;ca Tbo
now Emniro hns m intol1octu,1 ar,nv r., its
aorv,co ac.,co1v infer;or tn tho boata It lol
s1n;,st Tr,ros At n,nvo1otta and ssdsn iran.
am in tin IInivorstv ia rn,n;sl,cd olmnat as so-
yorclv ns in tho cnmn aThou shnlt think
nothing adverse to tho Gormau Eupiro!"-aucll
is tho now commandment, Tho Government
aud tho intellect Of the country tIua combiuoa
have undertaken no loss task than 44s:Ecgor-
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Yirginia HOUSE.
POINT PLEASANT. W,VA,
4. Y. DEEM, Proprietor.

u r 14TIg.Hi ITUNVtVtOF'
JNHlS well known House having been Thor,
! oughly repaired from alIick to cellar aud
refurui he'd atgrpat expense, with new bed.
ding. together with rev furoituro Of the most
modern styles, is now one OF tho best kent
Houses IN The State, Experienced walters at,
tend the wants Of guests. A night Waterman
is kept 10 convey passengers to and from boats
at all hours of night. The travelling public
are respectfully invited to step atlhis Hoasc,
guaranteeing that they viii net 20 away dis
satisfied, In connection with the above Tho
Proprietor has goid Livery Stable,
october 31lh, ls73-lf,
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awarded on former gay OF Inls term, az
peared in answer to said rule, aud The
court after hfaring the evidence and argu
meut Of counsel, refused to remove him
and awarded him tie custody Of bis ward
The allowance Of 500 heretofore made
to Lewis V. Lanier, for the support hi:
idiot son, is ordered to be paid to his wild
Ow, Mrs Lucy Lauicr, to be by her ex
pended for his support aud maintenance
Frederick Lewis is allowed SIS for work
done on the roads of this county.
Daniel Batcmsn admitted to all The
rights and privileges Of a citizen Of the
United States, he having renowned all al
legiauce to Victoria, Queen Of Great Brit
ain,
John Cartwright permitted to qualify al
an attorney in this court.
The last viii and Testament Of Game
ron Lewis admitted to probate and ordered
TO be recorded. No executor qualified
John NJ. Brown appointed Admiuistra,
tor Of Peter Roseberry, deceased. Bono
1000.
Samuel Hall appointed surveyor Of road
precinct No II. Arbuckle district.
Upon application of0. II P. VanMa.
Ire, ct ais for change in road 10 Robin,
son district Ordered that the proposed
change be made, end that Ambrose Yea
ger open up the same
+. Fenzil surveyor of road running from
Hartford City to Mason, i. allowed The
sun of $335 81 for work apl labor ex
peodod on said road
The following accounts were allowed
and ordered to be paid out Of the county
treasury:
Zimmerman & Co for coal for
Court House, 5 80 Oh
B Smoot. balance on account for
painting Court House, 100 81
Wm Jones for rock for Court
House Hall, 1Gl 81
0. Stortz for laying pavement iu
CONTROVERSIAL aud topping
Courthouse chimneys ll8 OF
.. Sehon for services rendered
county in serving professor,
&c, ll2 OF
j Il Tyson, putting pump in
Court House well, ITO O(
Revs, j. Il Lacy aud S Il Lane, au
thorised by the Court to celebrate tn
rites Of Matriuony in oil the counties G
the State
Samuel Il Carroll appointed Justice il
Hannah district 10 lieu Of Alonso Cush
ing who failed to qualify, until the mex
general election.
Ordered that Harry Tippett be allowed
the SUN Of $l2 for his services as page o
this court
B.J Redmond, presiding justice, il
allowed the sum of So, and W. Il Hogs
and James Il. Higgins, allowed each The
sun Of $50, as per diem for their services
in holding this torm.Ot the Court
Court adjourned until the third Monday
10 December, which is the regular police
and fiscal term,
An abstract from the records.
TssrE;-E KIMBERLING, Crk.
BY John E Timms, Deputy
Mason County Journal copy
The S,nIincl Savs thu Comfy H,urt n
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The Ohio river is booming A large
plumber of coal barges passed down during
the last "a hours
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MARRIsD,-ln this city a. the residence
of William Smith, Esq by Rev. George
Q wiIdiug, December Sth, 1873 John J.
Baum to Miss Samantha ] Neville; all Of
Mason county.
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The Kiugwood HemH gives an account
Of the wonderful exploits of man by the
name Of Mr. Motley Browning, who went
out hunting few days ago, and succeeded
in killing deer and a black bear without
moving from station that he hadtakeu in
the woods
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Local matters in our burg are unusually
scarce. Everybody seems to have housed
themselves up for the winter
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Ifyou want a live local paper subscribe
for tho Register
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From the State journal We learn tina.
the total loss by the recent dco at Parkerst
burg was S25,OOO-and that the total
amount of insurance was 50 900. This
sum is divided between the Wheeling off
ccs and the State Company at Parkers,
burg.
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The holidays are close at hand Per.
haps it would be well for our advertisers to
make early announcements Of what they
have ia store for tho public.
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Paw your taxes, or the Sheriff will be
after you with sharp stick. n
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During the present term Of the Circuit
Court of Kaupwha county, Eve persons
have been convicted and sent to the Pcni'
Tertiary,
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WINFIELD. We spent about two hours
it this pleasant little town last Saturday.
1t is beautifully situated on the banks Of
the Great Kanawha, aud is the County
Seat Of Putnam county. Not having
been in tue place for over two years, we
we're struck with the many improvements
made III the town in that time. Several
very large store houses have been built,
and many new residences put up, one or
two Of which make nicer and better ap.
pearanco than any Of the residences in our
town. The citizens of the town feel conf.
dent that they will in few years have
town Of great Importance. The people Of
that place should make an effort to establish
some manufacturing in that town, then
Winfield would thrive. They ought to
have a good Touring mill, wooden factory,
tobacco factory, steam tannery, &c.
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Some Que has said that there are three
companions with whom you should always
keep on good terms first, your wife; Sec
oud, your stomach; third, your conscience
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James II Holloway, The popular Gro.
Ger, has put post aud lamp at the corner
of bis lot, which lights up very considcra-
bly, these dark nights, aud is very much
appreciated by pedestrians Let other
business men follow the example set by
Mr. Holloway.
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There will be preaching IN the old
Presbyterian Church ucxt Sunday morn.
ing
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CAuGuT AT LAsT.-We learn from tue
GallipOlis Bulletin, that Clayton Jones,
who at one time resided 10 our town, aud
at the late term Of our circuit court tried
aud convicted aud sentenced to ten days
Imprisonment in the county Jail for steal
ing a skiff from VIM Z Wvtzcl, and who
has been participating with other parties
iu q number Of robberies about Gallipolis,
and then to save himself from the peni'
Tertiary, gave information which led to
the arrest Of number Of bis conEedCrales,
has been caught last, and by bis last act
has no doubt made his election sure for a
term in our State hotel at Moundsviie -
On the 18th Of last month, at Mud Bridge,
Cabell county, horse was stolen, and at
the same time Jones, who had been the
neighborhood some days, was missing =
The horse and thief were traced to Cali,
polls by Tue owner, and as no further H.
formation could be procured, the matter
was turned over to Marshal Dale %
last Sunday week, the Marshal concluded
to take look for the horse aud thief He
started up the river, arriving at Middle
port, he u8certained that the man and
horse were there Knowing that Jones
was slippery fellow, be sent to the STRAIT
ton House for him to come to, LiDdSay's
livery stable, aud there be FASTENED, be-
ing very anxious to sell his horse HO
was ushered into the office, where be was
met by Capt Dale aud secured, 10 spite Of
his assertions that he would not attOmpt
to escape The Captain returned with
hin and the horse on the Hudson, Sunday
evening
ACCIDENT "A young mOn named liui'
son, met with avery serons accident on
the 4th inst, while working about POr-
table Saw Mill on the farm Of Hon. VIM,
Alexander, in Putnam county, which re-
suited in his lOOsing bis right arm just
above the elbow. AT the time of the &C.
cdcut he was cleaning saw dust from IN.
der the saw, when his baud came III con
tact with the saw which drew him forward
and split his arm from the hand to the Cl-
bow, and bis arm being cross.ways at this
point was sawed entirely of as above sta,
ted The saw was stopped almost Instant.
y which no doubt saved Mr. Hudson from
u most horrible deuth Our informant
'aysthat although Mr.. Hudson is suffer.
ing great pain, tue hope is strong that be
will recover.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
An abstract from the records.
Tssrr: f KIMBERLlNG, Crk.
BY John E Timms, Deputy.
Mason County Journal copy

The S,a'iacl says tho County Court Of
Tayor convened at Pruntytown on the
18th, and the Grand Jury found eighteen
indictments. fourteen Of which we're
against c E RiUgIor, Of Fctterman, for
selling vhiskey
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

One day last week, team Of horses be.
longing to ], W. Ycager, of Robinson
District, run off throwing Mr. Ycugcr
from the wagon iujuriug him slightly aud
breaking the arm Of David Sribling,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
FAMILY FLOUR,

The best brands Of Fpmily Flour always Oh
hand and for sale either by the small or h0rrtl,
jan 6-ly PAUL V0LLERT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

VIM. G., R II and o Il yapMatro,
Of Robinson, who have been on a hunting
excursion to the mountains, returned on
Saturday evening, The result Of the hunt
foot up eleven deer aud one catamount
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

James Smoot Of Charleston, while out
hunting on the 81 inst on the lower sid
of Kauawha, this county, accidentally
shot himself in tue hand, making very
painful wound