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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

DANCE. The young ladies Of this city
will give a cotillion party at the Virgins
House to.morrow evening The young
ladies are to manage the whole affair and
pay all expenses A large lumber of in
vtations have been sent out, aud pleas
ant time is anticipated.
"WENr BACK AT a meeting Of the
city council few weeks ago, application
was made BY several parties for license to
sell beverages" which was refused, but
it was intimated that If the applicants
would procure petition signed by a ma
jority Of the voters of the town, they would
then grant such license. The potion was
procured with one hundred and twelve
names attached The petition was pre-.
secuted to the Council at their meeting 90,
last Saturday evening, and after some DIS
cussion, the Council refused 10 grant Ii
Cense for such purposes BY vote Of three
for to four against
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

The editor of the journal, while out
hunting locals for his paper, was set upon
by dog, near Mason The editor stood
tho bite very we'll, but tho dog died from
the effect Of coming 10 contact with the
editors Gosh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

A VIRGINIA SENATOR. Colonel Law
renee Eastman, father Of Hon. P G
Eastman, Ofihis county, has been elected
to the State Senate, from the Ninth Dis
trict of yirgiuin, composed Of Fauquier
aud RappabaunOck counties. He carried
both Of these counties BY handsome ma
jorities.
We clip the following from The Saint
Louis Timrs Of November llth;
Capt. F. Ford Of the Liberty No 4,
exhibited ou Change yesterday patent
ice. breaker, an ingenious invention for
protecting steamers bows from being
damaged BY the lee. Capt. Ford is the
pateutce."
HuSrISO Our sportsmen put 10 their
time now, bunting, and large numbers OF
quuilS, rabbits aud squirrels are being Sc
cured BY them, but none Of thegame has
found its way into our Office
----------
SALE Henry Deem has sold bis farm
ou the Kanawhu, opposite this town, to his
brother John W. Deem for the sum Of
$500 Mr.. Deem, we understand, will
remove to town.
Mr.. Holloway has removed his Grocery
Store from tie room under Beale's Hall
to his new stororoom on corner Of Main
aud Sixth streets, where he will be happy
to SEQ all his old friends aud customers.
When you are in quest of goods, you
will End 20 better place to make your pur'
chases than at William Smiths cheap cash
store, on sixth St. opposite Court House.
His store il "chuck full" Of all kinds Of
goods. Give him call.
-.-=----.---
Good goods, and perfect 6ts guaranteed
to all who leave their measure with Bord.
ers 4 Dickel, for suit, or for single coat,
pants or vests.
RACES We are informed that Minnie
Moore, owned byJ NJ TimberIake, and
Annie Dickinson, owned by Joseph Win.
don, are matched to run race on The
Galipolis Fair Ground track, two week:
from next Saturday The purse is $500
and the distance mile beats, three best III
fye Both of the horses are owned in
Mason county, and are among our fastest
runners.
] s---. s-=ssz
Notwithstanding the striDgcncy of The
times, the Ohio Barrel Company keeps
steadily at work, thus affording support tt
largo number Of operatives. On last
Friday the Company paid out some 2,5O(
to its hands which mado things quite live
" for oar merchants, as those who rcceiv
ed it, Immediately applied it to the pay
ment Of their debts.
We are informed that owing to the de-
pressing effects of the money crisis, in thi'
part Of the world, tho Clerk Of our County
Court-Mr. Kimberliug in order to make
the hymeneal market more lively, gener
ously Offers to barter marriage Licenses for
slaves, hoOp.poles, corn. wheat, potatoes,
aud "sich" like. Nov here is chance
Tor young men aud Old bachelors.
CouNTY Counr The County Court
for Mason, commenced its session in this
place on Monday-B j Redmond, Pres
tdcu., presiding This beiuga Court fol
the trial ofcnuses,a large number of people
are in attendance. The proceedings oil
this Court, we expect to publish 10 our
next issue.
DANCE Tho young ladies Of this city
will give a cotilliOn party at the Virginia
House Tomorrow evening The young
ladies are to manage the whole affair and
pay all expenses. A large lumber of in,
vitations have been sent out, aud pleas
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

The "epizootic" is getting around this
winter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

DEAD Another Of Mason county's cit
liens is gone. Mr. Robert Sebrell de-
parted this life on the morning Of the 18th
inst, Of consumption.
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Mrs Phebe Campbell, wife Of Dr. a.
W. Campbell, Of Bethany, West Virginia
and mother ola W. Campbell, editor Of
the Wheeling lntel1igmcer, died on tho
list inst, in the 10th year Of Der age.
Our county roads are GOV in most ez'
celleut condition; butin some instances the
bridges are very unsafe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20
FAMILY FLOUR,

The best brands Of Family Flour olways on
haud and Tor sale either By the smnll Orharrel
jan 6-Iy PAUL V0LLERT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

Pa'ronigo only those who advertise,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

We are Informed that owing to The de-
pressing effects of the money crisis, in this
part Of the world, tho Clerk Of our County
Court-Mr. Kimberliug = in order to make
the bymeneal market more lively, gener
ousIy offers to barter marriage licenses for
slaves, hoop.polcs, corn. wheat, potatoes,
aud "Sich" like. Nos here is chance
for young men aud old bachelors
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

Good goods, and perfect FITS guaranteed
to all who leave their measure with BOrd-
ors 4 Bickel. for a suit, or for single coat,
pants or vests.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

When you are in quest of goods, you
will fnd 20 better place to make your pur.
chase, than at William Smiths cheap cash
store, on sixth st. opposite Court House
His store i, ''chuck full" Of all kinds Of
goods. Give him call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

Mr.. Holloway has removed his Grocery
Store from tie room under Beule's Hall
to bis new storc.room on corner Of Main
aud Sixth streets, where he will be happy
to sec all his old friends aud customers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

A VIRGINIA SENATOR. Colonel Law
renee Eastman, father Of Hon. P. G
ofthis county, has been elected
to the State Senate, from the Ninth Dis
trict of Virginia, composed Of Fauquier
aud RspppbaunOck counties He carried
both Of these counties BY handsome ma
joritiss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

HuNuSd Our sportsmen put 10 their
time now, bunting, and large numbers of
qupis, rabbits aud squirrels are being Sc
cured BY them, but none of the game has
found its way into our Office
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

We clip the following from the Saint
Louis Timrs Of November lih;
Capt. F. Ford Of the Liberty No 4,
exhibited 90 Change yesterday patent
ice. breaker, an ingenious invention for
protecting steamers bows from being
damaged by the Ice. Capt, Ford is the
pateDtGe,"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

SALE Henry Deem has sold bis farm
on the KanavIla, opposite this town, to his
brother John W. Deem for the sum of
$500 Mr.. Deem, we understand, will
remove to town.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-14
MarshaI's Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of the United States for the East
ern District of Tennessee will sell for cash at m
court house in the city of Knoxville. on ths ISth dav
of May 1872 all the right title interest claim and de-
and seventy of land more or less sitrateS N ~
18th civil district of Knox county adjoining the lands
Of " Brown, = Esperandeu and the Webb farm,
lives also enehalf interest in and to house and lot
IN the city OF Knoxville the south side of Main and
east OF Gay street. levied ION the property of John
paws at the January term of the U. s. Circuit Court
Ter the Eastern District Of Tennessee favor OF Sam
uel N. Vance, assignee Of Samuel III, Davis bankrupt
May Sth, 1873. NJ. A. WALKER,
ySdl0t Deputy U, ;. Marshal
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-14
-J 5dl n. pg i h
O., 0 0 0 GiF T S,
~ saf r e 100000.

On TUESDAY, JULY sth, 1873, the Third Grand
Gift Concert under the management of Elk Coy,
ernor Thos. e. Bramette and authorized by special
act Of the Legislature, for the benefit of the Public
Library of Kentucky, positively and unequivocalIy
comes off in Public Library Hall. at Louisville KY,
when 10000 Gifts. all cash. amounting to s50OOeO,
viii be distributed by lot among the ticket holders
The money to pay all these gifts in full is already in
bank and set aside for that purpose, as the following
certificate shows:
OFFICE OF FARNgRs' AND DRovxRs, p,xk.
800. t LOUISVILLE, KY. April z, 1873.
ms IS to certify that there is in the Farmers
anu DrSvers' Bank, to the credit of the Third
0rand GIfs Concert for the benefit of the Public Libra
~ OF n.y., rive Hundred Thousand Dollars
Wcn mas been set apart by the Managers to pay the
glIs IN Iui and will be held by the Bank and paid
ior TINS purpose. and this purpose onlv.
INolgnedl .fii II. y. WEIGH, Cashier.
Only few tickets remain unsold and they win be
furnished to the frat applicants at the following pricesi
Whole tickets. $40; halves. S.; quarters, $50;
wholcs. $OO; S. for $780, 113 for 81 0 and 355 for
5000. For tickets and full information apply 10
4 r.e- -rr rrrfe EffG .ur1 I'll 20 .EJI
--i-T .e1uI THOs. Il. BRAMLETrE. sdi
apI2sd&wlmo t'f191 | oAIcuisytIIe. XIV.
q, Be- --.......i fJ ifs 81 - -.S' = -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-14

rs PURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION com,
i posed simply Of well-known r ROOTS, HERBS
and FRUITS, combined with other properties.
which In their nature Cathartic, Aperient, Nu-
trtious, DiureGc, Alternative and Anti Bilious. The
whole is preserved in sufficient quantity of spirit
from the SUGAR CANE to keep them in any
climate. which makes the - lfrsrraFE OFT O. - Z
, 1873-10-26
A New Kind OF a IS tDc3ad.Minc,,'

From tho 81. Louit Republtr1u.
livo!y place. -Four big, strong 1noa from Eng
on their muscle and posted in the ''m.nly art,"
went out few milea from tho city aud then
the conventional paucity Of ring costume, and
which leads to Gold Hill. Those sons Of Albion
declared that no man should pass them,
until ons Ct their number should got fair
thom together should be thruslled by
crowd. without regard to numbors. It soon got
right lively on that Gold aill road. It was un-
commonly livo]y. It was ABOUT tho liveleat time
for two hours, steady old Virgiuiana said, they
had aeon in those parts for right smart time.
LII two hours there woro tlfty~nino fights; and
fifty mon were retired moekly, to their domestic
learths, with oil kinds Of roofa including man
their little beds. And still tho children Of boxi
aua held tho road, even aa I.ara Poraena aud hia
fridnds hold tho bridge. But at lengsh Lara
Bull and tho otlor three ram-uns had to throw
heard Of tho little party. and they went in
against tho doad-liners; and after they had been
in for tino the Bulls went out, aud they
carried With them mansaEd roofs OF the most
lovely and approved McCoolo pattern. Tho In
Tho truth Of history must be vindicated. Tho
three gentlemen from Tipparary thought they
would 60 into the "doad-lino" business and
have circus OF their OWN. Liko Richard with
Laly Anne, they lad 1t but they did not keep IL
long. Two gigantic HiberniauB from about Null
lingar heard Ut the dead-lino. and thought thoy
too would like to so to tho party. They went, aud
then ono Of tho party who hold the limo threw
down Ills coat In real old Dounybrook fashion,
just to mike the doad-lino more Of tangible
faet ns 1t wcre. It vas one OF the most beau
tifnl things In the record Of Virginia City, which
III saying good deal. It was short, sharp. aud
decisive. In loss thau minute ono Of the three
dead.linors was lying Oh tho Gold Hill road,
within an inch Of being lovely subject for.
llyoly wake. Tho oth0r two had maasard roofs,
oupolaB, and MI tho modern improvements, and
wero scootlng for dear life OYER tho hills towarda
tic Bullion works. THO two giants who had
thus won the tlcad-lino held 1t for time, and
tl,on wont quietly homo aud peace reignod on
Gold IIill. But it was lovely while It laated
, 1873-10-26

Ee!sodrsS Church II Nov xosR shsso u Biz fee'na
Now York reoieo in tho action Of tle Dean Of Cantor
! bury and think God for 1t. Whom tho Ertscopn
ohircl, Of England and tho United States has beer
morcy aoon grsuD of tho deadly evil II nlt,nllam
whose laRt development Il tc royiva Of tho eontca
os to many nv so VIC ey we al rooco
her tho common censro and bond Of organic t,nit,
to all Protestant Ohrlstcndom.
THE NEW CHURCHES.
The new ohHrohes ; ara ar,oI rapidly approaching
artiutioaly laid on, and tho coming month vii
goo number Of them dedicated, Tito dodica-
tion Of tho Memorial Chapel Of tho Rov. Lnird
Ooliior's church Ia sot for noxt Sunday, and tho
Congregational, tho Second and Fourth prosby'
torau. mud Unity CliurohoB arc boing aoatod,
and will soon 10 roatly.
PERSONAL.
Tho Roy. DR.. H. III. AtorrB preached In tho
First Congregational Church last Sunday oven-
Ing:
The aov. L. T. Chamberlain, Of tho Now Eng
land Congregational Church, l1as returned lone,
md ie at work again.
biHhop Whitofouso Is Eaat, assisting in tho
aaGton n t ef successor to tho lato Bishop Ran~
r., The Roy: Dr., Rlgg, who is at tho hoad Of tho
Wesleyan Training Collage (t1toological). Lon
don. was IN tho city Inst Sunday ami pronolotl In
LILO NoM EnElanu congregational and Centenary
hlothodlBt chslrchoB. Tho Doctor wag do]ogato
to tho Evangelical Alliance, and is now making
tour OF tho WeHt, with Which lo sooms much
plcaaod: HiH particular deHlro is Il look into our
inatitntlons Of learning, mud, with uia in Wow,
Ito will visit largo number Of our collogoa and
sominnrios. He Ia pronounced by M exchange
to bo n companonallo, Intelligent modest
gentleman, out Of whom year might mako o
pretty thorough American"
GENERAL NOTES.
Tho ladies Of tho Union Park CONGREGATIONAL
Church raisod 81 200 by tho downtown dinners
recently giyon.
Whcaton College haB adopted tho Bible a.
textbook. It, will ruin through tho ontiro
curriculum.
The Christian H,telligencer says: "Wjthip q
stonos throw Of tho Oily Hall, Now York. the
Ohineso have. d tomplo whore more than 600
assemble regularly to worship q wooden image
Of Tho Chinese god Fo.'
At /, recent business Of tie Union Park Baptist
Church one hundred members wore granted lot
tors Of diBmisBion to form now interest to DO
called tho Ashland Ayenuo Baptist Church, 4
protest accompanied tho GiHmisaal ngatpBt tho
rocont course Of tho withdrawing momberg and
tho location Of anotllor church In that vicinity.
The Tailroad AtiBaion Chapel, on State street,
Is being enlarged. When completed 1t will bo
mitch moro spacious md convenient. Here is q
flac point wlloro good roadug-room might be
opened, similar to those now beiug opened IL
the Third presby yterian Church.
, 1873-10-26
Tho Chicago d South Atlantic Rnil.
r0tad Convention.


., From tho Athens Georpian, Oct. 10.
Tho recent meeting In tho City Of Chi.
ca3o Of tho Chicago d South Atlantic Rail-
road Convention. with view to &C.
loct q limo for direct road from Chica-
go to tho South Atlantic sonboard, gives hopeful
promise that tho long-nooled connection directly
between the Northwestern md Southern Atlantic
statos will bo mado Ut no distant day, Tho in
forests Of tho people Of tho Northwest and Of
the South are intimately allied. Tho more cloao-
Y sn9disecty they sse brought together. tho more
no way moro Immediately than by their omanei-
pation from the thraldom in which thoy have
boon hold for years by tho rnilroad-monopolists
OF tho Northern and Eastorn States, and tho
York. ' A''"
We aro heartily glad that tho City Of Athens
WAS represented III this Convention by dea-
gate from tho city, Capt, A. 8. Erwin, and one
". Nicholson.
Tho ablo report OF Capt. Erwin, which will bo
found elsewhere, shows that tho people OF tho
Northwest aro In oarncst IN their desire to con-
Htruct limo to tho Southern BencoaBt; that tho
Chicago Il South Atlantic lsaiiroad Company haye
| made arrangements to build the rond and TINT
ono Of tue strongest and most influential bank
ing houses in tho North is prepared to furnish
the requisite capital.
The main point Of discussion was ns to tho
relative merits Of tile ronte known IS tho French
Broad aud ;ABtyille liuo, through North and
South Carolina to Charlesson, and that by the
Blue Ridge and Rabun Gap. Wo believe TINT
tho far.aeeing wisdom aud business Bngacity Of
tho Chicago i South Atlantic Railroad Company
will select tho latter, aB presenting the greatest
advantages. BY the former, the outlet on tho
soaboard would be confined to tho single port of
Charleston, while the latter gives Immediate &C.
cess to Savannah, DrunBwiclt, Port Royal, and
Charleston, and tiaveraes much wider, richer,
aud moro important section Of country, COM
| priaing tho entire of Georgia and portions Of
| Alabama md Florida, in addition to Ill thn
country to which the French Broad route woult
be restricted.
Thia point adjusted, ss we confidently believe
l 1t will be by the selection Of tito Rabun GaE
route. it will follow, "a matter Of course, that
the Northeastern noad, from Rabun Gap to
Athens, will be link III this great railroad con-
nection; for every argument that can be ad
ducel to prove tho superiority OF tie Dluo Ridge
and Rnbun Gag route over that Of the french
Broad provoH With equal force the superiority ol
| tho Northeastern noad over all other contem
| p1ated routes from that point.
| We note with especial qualification the men.
| tion msdo by Capt. Erwin In his report OF tue
cordial welcome extondo,l to tho Southern dele
gates by tho citizens OF Chicago.
, 1873-10-26
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

EPfSCOpAL.
Oct. 2t-TwentIcth Surday aftcr Trinity.
Oct. 2a-sS. Simon and Jude.
Koy. 1-All Saints.
NoAtAN CATHOLIC.
Oct. 28--Twnnty-hrst Bmnday utter Pentccosts
Oet. 27-VtCtlo OF BS. Simon and Jude,
0ef. 28-sS. Simon and judo, Apostles.
Otf. 30-Votive Of tho Dlcsse1 Sacrament,
Oct. 3l-V1g.l Of All Eaints.
Nor. 1-All gainta
, 1873-10-26

Chicago" htrs. Edna D. Cheney, Of Boston, will areaA
| III Tho evening.
ing In tho capel Of tho Church Of tho Messiah, corner
Of Michigan avenue mud Twenty-thri street, nnd at
o'clock IN tho afternoon ut the residence Of O. D.
Dupe0t in KenWoatl. ..--
Bf1EoEf.LAFEnua.
There will f,o FrlonlS' nrotlng thta morning in ths
Mc!holiat Church Block, corner Of Washington md
Clark streets.
THO Progressive IYcoum Of Chicago moeia In Good
Tcmplars 1ial, corner Of Washington mud Dcsp1alnes
i o. Tuly Corresponding Secretary Of tho Missions
ary Doarl q sha State viii reac morning and oyot-
Ing n tho Indiana Avp1iue Qhristtnn Church.
-To First Bocoty OF BplritualH}9 will moot In tho
hall over No. 18t South Uinrk street, morning mud
evening, at usual onru. Haucl axwel1, the Quhket
describe nrir!t frirnls.
.rhe Toy. 7. Dolfo,r, Of Eaaton Porn, will preaol,
N tho Engah Evangelical Iutliora, Church this norn-
INC, and III Tho evening will preach In English in the
N9sweghn church, cornor OF BAnga.non atreot aud
milwaukee, avenue.
-TLe Second sweicnborgan socscty, tho Rov. q.
Day Noble, pastor, will hold Aorvicus in tho Plymouth
congregational Church, Of 1nlinnn avenue and
Twenty-s5th ssroot, at D. m. Subject, Tho Dlesa-
-Ilo ohrisfadelphians meet FOR worship tlts morn
Ing ut 1850 oclock n thu upper hail Of Dyrenfurth8
College, No. 14o Randolph Btroot. Strangers are In
vit1f,
THE ov. ". r. Algcr will deliver h!s laat DISCOURSE
IN Kingsbnry Music Hall, this morning. Subject
" Humanity in the Depths, Crying unto God"
, 1873-10-26


dorcd that during her lifotimo 5 per cont Of tho
proceeds from tho performance of Deothovon'o
opera Of q Fldollo" At tho Royal Opera At Berlin
shall DO regularly assigned to her use.
Tdings from Mmo. Anna Bishop and her COM
pauy mako known lthor presonco in San Frau
Virginia City, scenos from I" La sonuambula +"
waro given Ii costume by hfrH. Hiahop. Mr.
Louis Gaaton Gottaohalk, aud the other artstn
of the troupe, with tho best results.
A oablo telegram from Paris staten that tho
Italian opera season there, just opened under
had boon performed threo tmos and tho " Bar
bioro once. Bolocea, tho fresh, young, and
handsome prinaa donna, WAS, iii tho language OF
tho telegram, imlncnHely successful.
Rumor from Paris Htatoa that Madame Adelna
Patti fayorably entertains the notion Of ''creat-
Ing" tho character OF Virgt,ia IN an Italian
opera, tho lbrotto of WHICH Ii by H. Julos Dar-
blor, aud tho music BY h. Victor Masaee, :" Paul
and Virginia" to 10 produced, on tho lady's ro-
turn from 1lusaia, by NJ. straiosch, at tho Sallo
Ventadour.
.h1r. Edward Fitzball, tho writer Of librettos
who furnished tho English words 10 the operas
Of !" Maritana," " Lurline," ' The Siege Of
Rochelle" and" Grown Diamonds" has Written
another lyrical play eallod Tho Magic Pearl"
which Ia to ho played aB au operetta. with mllHio
BY composer without ofa-Atlantio reputation,
Alr. Thorpe poldo.
1Iorr aungl, tho composer Of dance mus!c,
ended HIS engagement last night (tto say, pay-
ollorean ploco in honor Of tho Ihalnos, prior to
hiu departure for 0orinany, whoro his daughter,
Eraullon Virginia qungl, las just mado, at tho
schweroin Orora- House, most nuccesaful debut,
III Agata, III Wobor'a "Dor Freisohutx." III.
1iylosoa noxt atar Is Aldllo. Oarlotta Patti, who
will make aor fret appearance this evening (tlle
4th) at tho Promenade entertainments. With
Patti comes II. Theodore Ritter the pianist. hlllle.
WHO l1aB composed waltz for that lady. called
III lnlpito," no doubt OF uatur8 to show of
hoE marvellous goulades.-L0ndQh paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
Potomac Pearl Hominy Mills,
GEORGE Z. HILL & CO.,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

With view to the fall trade, we respectfully
announce that these Mills are now completed,
and that we will take pleasure in showing sam
pies of all our goods now manufacturing to
dealers or others inferred. We manufacture
PEARL HOMINY, GRITS AND SAMP,