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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

were suIpIlseu IuaV We UNNN
mo. los" so quickly, and without step
ping on some lady's dress. The dance
was continued at the Kline House same
evening.
The season for Methodist camp.meetingS
is now at hand, and already they are in
progress 10 some Of the Eastern States
Though subjected botimes to comments
and suggestions that in their leVity seem
almost offensive from critics Of other forms
Of faith, the camp.mectiug appears to he
fixed as o permanent institution. No
doubt when judiciously conducted it oz'
crcises a reviviug influence among the
faithful, and considering that so many
clergymeu go out Of town during the SUN
mer, and that so many churches are closed,
perhaps tits we'll that The Lords vineyard
is improved BY this agency, Every year
the religious press walls over the abate-
ment Of zeal among church members who
indulge in the fashionable vacation Of July
and August. Is it not we'll then to have
the fires maintained, even by camp'meet'
iugs?
CAN'T DO TT.--0ur Buffalo correspond
cut is informed that we take pleasure in
publishing bis letters. on the "High
School," but cannot accede to his request
to re publish all four Of his letters on this
subject, in our next issue. Neither can
wo send out extra numbers Of our paper
TO voters in Grant, Buffalo, ArbuckIe and
Union Districts, To do so we would have
to prepay postage, besides furnishing the
extra papers. tbs an expense that we do
not feel willing to incur
The foundation for DR.. Campbell's new
residence is being laid on the lot corner of
Main and Eighth streets. Mr.. Ford Of
GalIipolis, has tho contract for building
the bOuse
CHARTERED The Agricultural and
Mechanical Association for Mason County.
received their charter Monday evening
from the Secretary Of State. In another
column will be found call for Stock.
holders meeting, for the purpose Of organ
iziDg under the charter.
The Tom Hackney. -Capt Miles,
now laying at our wharf, waiting for fall
10 the river The Hackney is the best
low water boat on the river, and the only
one that can make passengers comfort
able.
The nights during the past week
have been cool aud pleasant, bu! during
the day old Sol seemed to get the better in
the struggle for victory, and poor mortals
bad to stand the heat of the contest as best
they could.
We are 10 receipt of catalogue Of Beth
any College for 1878. Bethany is gradu-
ally but steadily working up among the
foremost colleges Of the country. There
are none that we know Of, that present
better inducements for young men DESTROYS
of obtaining solid education than Beth
any.
BUFFALO LOCALS,
The cyo.sore on Main street, in the
shape of a dilapidated brick building just
below Carr's store, is now in ruins, but
will soon be up again, as it was pulled
down to be regretted, by Mr. Samuel T.
Alexander, who recently purchased it.
The old store house on The corner dag
oually opposite Mr. Parke'sis now under
going thorough repair and will soon pre-.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

Tho London Times England states
that prospectus has been issued there Of
the Gauley Kanawha Coal Company (Iim'
ited) with capital Of 100000, in shares
Of f5, (G3O,OOO in deferred share) to
purchase some Ooal.lands in West Vir-
GINA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

The lower square of Main ST., on the
Kanawha, is being graded and paved G
w. Barcus has the contract.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

DR.. Sears, agent Of the Peabody fund,
has made report Of bis doipgs for the
past year. Of West Virginia he says:-
Where are 5000 schools in operation, run
;at an expense ofthroo.quarterS Of a million
annually, and 100000 in the graded and
high schools. The Peabody fund contrib.
uteS $4,000. The total contribution to
MI the schools in the Southern States dur
ing tho year amounts to S135, $40.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

The foundation for DR.. Campbell's new
residence is being laid on the lot corner of
Main and Eighth streets. Mr.. Ford Of
Gnllipolis, has tho contract for building
the bouse.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

SUPREME Coupr.-In the case OfJames
Capobart representative of james Camp
bell, deceased, against John p. Hale, from
Kauawha county, A6man j., delivered
the opRins {. e. the Court reversing the de-
Cision OF aIsoJourt below aud remauding
the causeI,,S
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
The Curse OF Opium.

The c"rse of opium-eating seems to
be on the increase in China. Df.
kcgge, who has been travelling from
pckin to Shanghai, with q view 10
ascertain the condition of the people
of Northern China, makes the mcian-
choly report that the growth OF OPIUM
in that region is increasing at pro-
diyiuus rate, to the exclusion OF the
cultivation Of food. In one district
large tracts of land were entirely
covered with poppics, aud the doctor
was Informed that the cuitivntlo,, ,,
| only began last year. Some land VIII
yield profit two. four, and even SIX
times greater than ss ,na' ,oxs "a u. "f ,hs
The Chinese ,s peasaibs a,;ribsted % to his be:
ing cited down to the soil of his OWL
district, aud shut out IRON inter,
course with his fellows by unjust
regulations of every Sort"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
A Frost as Memphis.

The Memphis Appeal thus describes
the coming OF the frost at Memphis:
"Whilc II was yet twilight, hastily
attirrd men and women, with semi
nude children in their arms, were out
in the streets breathing the precious
air of the purifying frost. Here.
STOPPING down, ono gathered n hand
full OF the slittcring hoar-fros', which.
pure and beautiful. lay upon the earth.
aud, gain. on it with somewhat OF
the sln,ldcnin" spirit with which the
I.racli,es gathered the mama in the
desert of Arabia, exclaimed: ~. God !.
we thank Thee for this hlessing.'
Others came and touched with revcr
cmtial fingers the pure, cold messenger
of health. as if to satisfy themselves,
like the haif.bclicviug Thomas of old.
that the savior of the c!tv had not
risen but descended from heaven, 10
save the people from the destroying
angel of the pcsiilcncc. Groups OF
men and women moved from place Ia
place, to prove by cumulative evid'
ence that indeed il was frost, aud not
some optical dclusion; that The WISH
cd for guest had not merely confined
its vlsitations to one locality, but cn
loved tho freedom Of the city. Her,
was pale face, once n handsome wo'
man, with q tender baby 1T her breast
knclt down on the cold ground I,
thank God that the frost had come
Poor, stricken heart. she and hcl
orphan boy were all that the pesti
!emce had spared out Of once happ!
family.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Tale Of lhe Thanes.

\ robbery of jewclry of the value
of inward OF flU,OOO has lately brcn
effected on the premises of well
know firm of jewellers in Bond street.
London, under mysterious cirrGm-
stances. The firm in question had
received all order from the Shah To
submit to him a certain amount 81
jcwcIrv and several packages, yer.
small in bulk, but containing articles
of large value, were accordingly pre-
pared for his Majcsty's inspection.
In the course of that preparation one
of the packages, consisting of four
diamond crosses, u splendid neck lace
of large diamonds, several brooches
rings and earrings set with diamonds
rubips and cineralds. worth more than
fl0.OOO, was missed, and up to this
moment not the slightest clue has been
obtained TO the actual circumstances
of the robbery. All that is known by
the firm is that the package was safe
in their hands on the 18th OF June
and that it was gone-no one knows
where-on the 1st of July. Whether
it was lost on the streets by all as
sistant, or stolen from tho counter
while the shOpman had molnentsrii!
turned his back. is not at pre.en,
known. Inquiries were set on foo
BY the police, and, OIL Thursday last
the gold moumtings of the orns,ilents
but without the stones, were discov
cred in the bed of the river, where
they hail evidently laid for som'
weeks. The mounting had not beef
submitted to the action ofaquafortis
and it is, therefore, suriniscd tia
some apparently unprofcssional ant
unskillfml hand had extracted tn
stones. On the other hand, it is con
siiercL Improbable that ali ordinar
thief would have been content eve
to lose the value of the mountings /
his attempt 10 destroy the traces
the robbery, seeing that they sio''
were worth a considerable sum. Tilt
the matter stands at present.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Swapping a wife for i. sor.e.


Comstock, who took all the prestige
of the discovery that bears his hame,
had lots of money, houses aud lands,
and he set out TO find loving com
paniuu 10 share his worldly goods
with him. A Mr.. Carte, living near
Comstock's camp, was poor, but was
possesse,i of II young wife. ami upon
ihe ground thsf u fair exchange was
mo- robbery they made trade. Conn
stock pnve u horse, valued at 1925,
and S75 in money, making $50 for
the wife: aud 10 make the matter still
more binding Comstocs gave Carter
bill of sale of the horse, and Carter
gave Comsiock similar doeuncni
with the usual guarantee that tbc
animal was s0uud, Kind aud true, ara
warranted not ~ kick IN the harness.
But the novelty OF q transaction =. ~
revolving TO . woman OF AIRY sps,,. p,'
soon wore away, ard CoMss"Is -
wife and money isft him ABOUT W., sns
same time. Soon aftsf sna 'e s., y.
! Comstoek told ihes grilcr ,"st ~, n Z;
could compel her - i've WIN MN -. y
4 he chose, AVID IL proof psodaeeu 'u'
bill oG sale.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22

Mrs. Carter, of New York, recently
gave 4 wonderful illustration of wo-
vans fcrtiiudc. AS she was ap-
preaching the depot in the tram from
Albany last week, she put her arm
out OF the ear window 10 wavc her
handkerchief To her children, who
were awaiting her arrival. and at that
moment the ears passed close to an
iron post, and thi, struck Mrs. Car
ter's arm with such violence that tie
sound OF the concussion was plainly
audible to those sitting hear. She,
however, did not utter even the
slightest exclamation Of pain, hu'
with the aid Of her other hand quiet
~ drew her injured arm into her lal
aud with tightly compressed lips oa
IL looked the nan she was underG"
ing. Il am afraid my arm is broken
but please don't mention it," sh'
s,id, in answer 10 sympathetic
ylanres. An examination SHOWED
that her arm Was fractured in TIVE
places, but on the trains arrirsl a
The arpo, she walked quietly to hc'
carrinse. hiding her agony les, !
should cause pain 10 those dear t
her.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
purER JONES, the MODEL HERO.


lbr SoANopos1 ~
onec' IN 'he u's"toa "1s Wv F..,..,
VINO came from p'o' "u'
He was his mother pr. a"" 'He'.i
tAnd just eNacti! e's"ss"
And died u hero ~ Ii viii appear.
-, v.,,b
80, -. -, all. AZ roscv County,
-, -, -. .,,,.,,, ,nt truth.
,. no -, -. ,..,, osis.hooa n large
As
And when lie csine 10 Town os'eA" ""e'
Mu other good a''ssee 10 o'h'' o''e
: giving.
t,.u.
lie never p'a!e' ""'' '' y" -,
Ana saw u" so"a w ""s " ~.
Ana .n's que e'''''''s . -. ....,,..s.io,
Anu ""hs i'"as e'' sn...,.,
III s'""s '"s 'o' wv ''
r,r many r...s be s,ro,,.a nbou, the city,
Az, ran In d,.,t for hoard and all expenses;
~. mad. ANN. friepJs who said Il was pity,
-,,.-., ,, 49,. ,,.,. ,,os;nu all his srnsps
i'' " ,.,N...-.,.. -, ,,..s;n, ..r
| Anu ''s"e' "''
n. r,, , xer,.si,untion
and tell, n, length. that he hs,, drawn prize
| In fact n was au active occupation.
| =, ,r,;,h ,,u,b Ia very mt tn rise
.oi e.''! |". Wv ~ -. a..
was oo"'u " "'".' ~ e'' W.
IT.. ,o,r IN. rains. as ON. ordained, to rue.
| rh.r ,;,,,.,..a thew, LITTLE with each hand,
;,,, .,, ..v.u NOW pooi Mistrr Mule.
YI.-..o.r, ,o,,, h.r. von IN una, ru,and
ha' wneh sa! "!"a, ~''' se'
nat ai'i captain Va ''''' WIG CIV
| a.. ,-,.- b,,. . ,,..rci,y hast
| -, 49,. ..;,,, ,,r;,k ~, ;,S ..r.
| 80. 49,, a, ,,.;, a, vary r,..
,ar,,'. :, i.e,,r .yones some rcars:
r,,, =, han ,,,. ,,r hogan Z, iolt ant, shake.
ihe 'n'n''.' '
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4 Ana refer e'e' ~ "''i''''
hef!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Lafevette, Ind, has started o new
ronor c,Jlod the Siege, 1t has not got

lafayette, Ind, has started o new
paper called the Siege. II has not 60.
only undertakes aud solemnly pledges
itself to stop the Importation, SAFE
mononoiies: to effect the repeal OF
the divorce law; to substitute arbitra,
ton for war; TO promote universal
love: to strengthen the moral attri-
hutes of government; to enforce home
economy; to establish y non-seetarian
school system; TO suppress political
.,.rtizanship aud selfish political
economy; aud to successfully defend
isbor against capital. That's all, SC
far as hesyd from. The Siege Of Glib
/ raltar was trific compared with thii
paper. p. S. The Siege has since beef
raised; tie paper has died, leaving .
much Is at least one-ihird Of II
tpledgcs unredeemcd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22

1t is a good thing TO be a doctor.
When rheums and little an:uishes AZ
flict, hc is YOUR friend-for consld-
Grafton, which out west he takes III
cash, or something else, when coin Is
not obtainable. Now they have III
Pueblo, Colorado. n practitioner VINO
is ever ready to rush in i'll case ofache
ar accident. Recently slight smash
hapncuet to Mr.. jeff. Steele, some
fifteen miles from Pueblo, up the
Fuutainr. lie was thrown from his
carriage, near the residence OF MIR.
Rovcc. TO whose house he was taken
in u state Of apparent insenslb,ilty.
An aged physician residing n niue
wav up the creek, was immediately
sent for, who C me post-hastc to the
side OF the sufferer. After feeling
the Young mans pulse, and hcavlnS
three or four long-drawn sighs, the
doctor turned 10 Miss Alice, daughter
of Mr.. Royce. and inquired:
"Haye YOU any fresh rggs?'
"Uh, yes, plenty Of them, doctor,'
said Alice.
"Wrn," said the doctor, "get two
and ..parate the whites from the
yulks, and beat them up thoroughly
| in different vessels"
| Alice, uided by her little brother
set about the task with alacrity, whicl
size soon accomplished, full OF faitt
that the sufferer was soon TO be re
licycd from his pans aud brought Il
his senses.
"Nuw, DOCTOR" said Alice, "youI
eggs urc ready; vi hat next Z"
:Thnnks," said the doctor: "hnv'
YOU any good whisky !-or wine wit
do"
The wine was accordingly forth
; coming in u twinkle.
"Now get a tumbler, please" sai
the doctor.
The young people eyed the doeto
closely, wondering what miracle Ii
was about to perform with the egg
and wine. Presently the doctor too
the iumbier, rinsed it out CAREFUL!
!. turned into it first the yoiks and the
!. the whites OF the eggs, took II te;
= spoon aud stirred them well togethc
: then filed the glass to the brim wit
= the wine, shook IL up well, an
. thoughtfuliy surveying the mixtul
= ta moment with an mir Of supreiI
!, satisfaction, put the tumbier TO b
= lips and drained il to the bottoi
). Setting the tumblcr on the table. Il
!. doctor sniacked his lips . couple
:, TIMES, aud then coolly remarked:
,, well, nv friends, Jeu, Is pref,
- badly hurt, but. let me assure you'
~ is by no means dangerous
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
ALondor Cat show.

A cat fair would be thought very
funny In America. They have them
in London though, aud here Is some
account of the arpesrance OF the tab
birs at the CIyst Il Palace show for
1873, a. Civ, N by the London News
Of Sept. 20:
There are about 26O black tabbics
and white, red tabbics and gray, aud
they are all ranged In cool aud
comfortable cages in front OF the
courts on each side Of the Norhl
nave, . very superior arrangement
to that of last year, when they were
placed back TO back down the centre.
The cages run all the way down to
the tropical regions, at the entrance
OF which is placed q table for the ac-
commO,lxtion OF the most select
specimens.
Here may bc ''interviewed" Mr..
LlOyd's famous AngOra, which has
been thought worthy OF sn enlarged
photograph, and Of which the fol.
lowing brief biography is circulate e.t
in the Palace: "Born in Paris, April
Z, 1860; came to London, November
l8, 1861. Travelled thence to Ham,
burg, and IL now fiually settled down
in Lower Norwood. Her lifr-sizetl
!. portrait is published at her own ex'
pensc, out of the money she has
gaine,l in prizes, and she has been
thought worthy Of two euloglsiit
stapzss by Frederick Lockycr. n. Is
The visitor to inquire for "Mim.'
, The famous tortoisc-sIell Tom ogair
makes his appearance, and asaiI
! takes the first prize. lie is in excel
{, lent condition. looks quite fresh ant
1 kiticmish, and has his unique special
~ as to hide, coming out biighte
q and more PRONOUNCED than ever. Ill
: ia well worthy ciosc inspection, fo
p cats OF his color are very rare. Th
n specimen now at the Crystal Palac
!. may he had for 500, although, $25
v was offered and refused for him las
. year.
!. Next in interest and rarity af
;, three red tabbies, extremely fin
y specimens. Last years show WI
d tic first that produced anything {
y tue Kind, but this years ''pen'
i, greatly superior To its predecesso
r. There are grand Anyoras, flourish;n
N in fur and dignity Russian cats Uf
~ weird and singular expression
|y coumtenance, and q pair of playfl
n little kittens from Siam, which be;
" the closest possible resemblance
&c pug dogs. Very curious, also. a
,e The specimens from the Isle Of Ma
y. where the cats have no tails, and th'
n are SO beautifully marked US to tliro
M the Judges into ecstacies. One ca
Re Gus cat rrjoices in the possessions
es twcnty-six claws, and another, Wi NJ
A CONES frc,m Australia, Indicates
he his color and the chai actcr of his II
Is a tendency OH the part of the puss
" the domestic hearth, when transpol
~ cd To Australia, ultimately tn a
th proximate to the color, figure a
IL proportions Of the kangaroo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Americas oysters in France.

r
The Paris market is being supplied
with American oysters in the shell,
from the Chesapeake Bay. The Inn
portation of oysters from Norfolk
commenced couple of years ago, ana
il has been SO successful that Two
new companies have been formed TO
carry on a large export trade III tins
article of food. Artificial beds for
their reception have been prepared
Oh the Normandy coast, and num-
Der of vessels have been specially
constructed for the trade, combining
speed aud large tOnnage capacity.
Large oyster parks for their planting
have also been constructed ut Lie.
Croisic, OH the Atlantic ocean, for
the storing of these shipments OIL
their arrival in France. Some Of the
earlier arrivals are already in the
Paris market, and command prices
far in advance OF that obtained for
the French oyster, which has greatly
deteriorated of late years, and the
beds are showing unmis'akable signs
of exhaustion. The voyage across
the ocean disturbs in some degree the
normal condition of the oyster. AMI
it has been found necessary that they
should rcpose tor some time in bed.
on their sides. in order that they may
tfattcm and become eatablc; whilst III
the sume time they increase aud mul-
tipl,. 1t is stated in II circular by
Nh eminent French naturalist, thai
each adult oyster becomes the pro-
gcnitor of between two aud three
million embryo oysters. Hence tll'
Speculation promises i'll time to b'
very profitable, az these con'rnnie'
contemplate supplying both the Pari
aud London markets with our dill
cious bivalves. Tins America i
looked to for the supply of all tn
deficiencies of food in Europe. Th
failure of the wheat crop WIS scarce
ly discovered before all eyes wcr
!, turned towards America, and til
r probability is that all we can spar
will be required to supply the bread
eating humanity Of Europe befor
! another harvest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Anna plcklnson,s Last.

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az S1,,o,. ,,,,..,.r in order In Mo ,sn .,fb
n, ,s.,,i.. ~, Jn,,,, cor. -, -, ,,,r
Us p.'f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
N. p.l. has published a pamphle,

DR.. Beke has published pamphlet
entitled "Mount Sinai Volcano"
in explanation OF the passage
in the book Of Exodus relat-
ing to pillar OF ciond by day and
= pillar OF fire by night The author
argues that Sinai is an extinct vol
couo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22

No actor, according to the Danbury
News man, has yet been able 10 eouh-
terfeit that expression OIL Joy Whien :
man shows when discovering teu'
cent stamp in his paper Of tobacco.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
strayed or Stolen.

1goM the ssaa,i. Of the subscr,l'er " LeIt ,i.s,t
tsa, on SATURDAY night; nctons .s...n md a half
nj. shad In fro.,i, 70 uchei and sh.vsl. MI
iaoi OF AMI iis sers "a, Ss;s 81, R,h.ns s .iy ID. re-
Ay "a = iih-rai reward will be paid for ms
ews, ,rs,1 anu NAT. W. BULLAkD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

vSRoM Mr.. Beil,s pasture, sdIo'nins
ma. ON the sth af september. an
M,RE about Iils hands high. six yss' old ias
spr ns. branded with tie letter On I. s.s1si .et
shoui g., hi.,I loot white frum thr feiloc.
one ,,;ii give twenty dollars reward fur the re-
,.s.x W. ~ the said naare, and will pay hberaii,
for any information leading t9 nsE nss IseS MsEy
Lexington. September H.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Something New.

yr,UE undersigned have been appointed SOLE
naSrS In Lalavett. anil Ray c"unties !,
fur ,t,r sale OF In. c..rbratrd BARNETT I'm
~ ~ III ATtSN PENS'' which will not cor
~ aud are as durable as eight steel pens.
rri~t 5. per gross. samples gratis. rsr,x