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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
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DEATH OF THE sLAMEsE TWINS.

Thar, Laask zLomemfs-EGnnezs Ald'
CircunstanCoss Of their Deafh--
Chang the. First V1ctiR-Eng Dies
in aPsroxysut or Fig ht-EHfoFts 20
Secure the Privilege OF Holding q
Pot lLoENaEa. - d D b q -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
THE CoNNEorINa SUBSTANCES.


(, A paper by Professor John O. Warren,
I'D, which was Published IN the Amer
lean Journal ofSoienee and Arts, in 1880,
states that the substance by which they
were connected was q mass two inches at
It's upper edge and about Ave at the lower.
It's breadth frumERtb1Ys -dnRnWardsZWas
about four inches and its thickness in q
Horizontal direction two inches- This
cord was extremely hard at the upper end
only, and was found to be prolonged into
the B 5eaSt Of each body. It probably
contained no palsating vessel, and was
covered by skin. 1t was remarkably
strong, and had no great Sensibiity, for
they allowed themselves TO be pulled by z
rope fastened to it without exhibiting nm
eGsiness. The slightest impulse of one to
move In any direction vas immediately
followed by. the other, so that they
sepeared to be influenced by the same
wish; j. .5 g.. So
= This hsyuony In their movements was
notthd rosHB ef q Yolition excited ct the
szrne moment, but Was, in the opinion OF
Dr. " arreH, . habit, formed by necessity.
I Atbsfsbn conld whisper Ia tha ear of one
ef hen without thsother hearing. While
sVolatilk salts applied to the Aoslrlls Of one,
had no efecton the other: :zAd while pinch
inQskhe arm Of fone-exeitSd no sensation in
the 6thsl al i you snt tuck p pm ~
the eKact vertical centeE of athts ieonnect-
ing LINK both would finch frorn ,tfe hurt
The tWlh6 we're Gsldom obserEed 10 con-
verse wi each other.Hn They played q
GOOD GOOD game Of draugh ts: made pretty much
| the same moves. and at the same time,
and treduentlY played against each other.
The EpuisationA of the hearts Of both coin-
eided exactly under ordiary circumstances
ana their respirations were in consequence
simultaneous. - g'------ -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
.HOInNODathieRe Remedies
4 asjssTiii Ne Il Millinery SturISs n5eanntho6 /

~ HkVE Just opened a full aud eSmplste. stsen
- Nj ilInerl Goods, ,embraeing the lateststylss
o. Hats. FtoEers, PIumes, Ribboaa, Velyetss &e,
which Lam prepared to offer at lower prices than
doFn town store1 that have enormous rsnts to
!. 9 i have IN my employ trimmer whose KIN In
her art 81 unSurpasS in the city. and gnAgantee
abstraction. All the novelties Of the season will
the Eastern eitisS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

NJ HeKEAEs a D
phv.,s,.A "a 1.|,,Sonn. canton, y, on|tS ~
rssidenb1 u 11cI1aiceP block fe1| 1II'4IA ga
Street. rf4n1t oltentiqn EieSh soAr $50: -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Enrfno arilders nnd Machinists-GAn1,pc ,pctu1eEs
of Saw llandfels, Cider Press, Honas1 A9L sPcA
Screws, and Mnohino Work Gene1Rly ,CArto1s
-Ohlol -oh0p on CheEfyL Street RatlRoadS 1oeAipB-
Particular attensipn given. 70 RepaiE Work :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

GEO. A. WfNTERHAGEEN
Dealer in MnlisezR Fsaey eYsdss Ne : ,..si. stiss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
EDWIN SMITH.

PhotogrAphsr, c-Partienlaa,A Attaltisn slvsnpsa'
copying and enlaygin& plct1res- N4I Fra1ea
dafhsws's Block. South Market street Canton,
,1hio iui1elS05tt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

DIR. J. H sIDDALL.
AOI A. MEYER,

nsaler IN American and Foreign uagAtches, Clocks,
r~edIvorW aia hfld Fancy 0oods-Herthwest corner
OF Public square. clnton. 0hio. Repairing neat
y. szPsditiou.y SO s1-,,. eeas. 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
THE poCToRs CONSULT.

Soon sftrer arriving in Philadelphia
DR.. Holling worth proceeded to the office
of DR.. Pancoast, at Eleventh and Walnut
streets, and a private consultation be-
tween these two gentlemen was held re-
gafding future movements to be made IN
the matter Of exanination. Through the
courtesy Of Dr.. Pancoast, reporter Of the
Press was admitted to- the council, and
abe following sketch Of the decessed was
ofSrsd = --s--4 4------
9The twins were born an the village of
Maklong, on the ooast Of Siam, in the
year 1911, and came to the United States
about the year 1929. After travelling
through this country and Europe, they IN
1916, bought plantation Tat a small
town named Trap=HoIe, IN Wakes -Coun-
ty, North Carolina, about forty miles from
where they died. Here they married two
sisters named YGtes,' Rbo were native
North Carol hnianss and, although nnedu-
Gated women were nevertheless possessed
of very good iintei1ects. The wives were
both very strong and healthy ,Wemen,
Their mother, It Is said, was so large that
EheH ShS Sdied Il y ~ found impossible to-
oct the body ont Oftb doorway of the
Yelling before 3 portion Of the sides Of
9oot-frarne zaa==czks= ERay.l Soma time
after taking Up their abode IN Mount airy
they purchased q second pihntztton abont
two miles from the. frst, and erected "a
dwelling npon il, 10 EAich Eng removed
bis family, Chang family remaining sgEt
the old ho4AssteSd:a It Was' their custom
and the plan was never departed from,
-of spending three days at each house.
Cold Be4tler or ~ arm - a. rain or shiney
aothiaE5R whatever was permitted 70 inter-
fMel TiTk4 heir ideae Upon one oceasion
4 child ST the brother 1t whose home they
were stoPpingdisd upon oths1 lait day Of
their visit to the dWelling, bat the follow
ing day being the appointed time for their
ehange of base, the tNobptherS1Isfk the
ssens Of death and stuck 10 their usual
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

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fsissa. t-a y,tsL-s5 & ID asli4rll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
UNDEKrAKERs.


). B. McCREA, ::
Furnlturs Dealer and undertaker' EAs. I1ssA- ta,c
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

1t is q fact that the total amount Of
the pay of officers of the q. s. regular
army exceeds the total amout paid to en-
listed man
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
IOHN p REX.

Merchant Tailor, And deAlesLn American and I'm
ported cloths. ctssizessss ~ ~ s Ssn.s
Furnishing Good; Also agens tor tae Slnser
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
A MEDICAL OPINION.

The following extract from the Medical
Journal, published IN Louisville, Ken
lucky, dIsposes of much crude and senate
rial writing on the subject of the eonnec-
tion between the Slamese Twins:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

81. CLOUD HOTEL,
Q, p Ely. PIoPzissOE-POSlie Square '14'SS S1Hson
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The announcement Of the withdrawal
Of the Rev. Mr.. Latlue, OfSt Matthews
church. protestant Epi,copal,) Of the
city Of Wheeling, will strike bis many
friends with profound establishment. Mr.
LataDe i' spoken Of By our exchanges as
one Of The ablssl divines in the Church,
aud soy that none who know him can ques'
ton the honesty Of bis motives or The strug'
gle it must have cost him 10 sever bis con.
'uection with the ChuIch whose faithful
minister he has been for so long period.
The church cannot think less Of his piety,
for it's known that be acts upon a consci-
tiOus conviction Of duty 10 the step he has
taken, nor can they call him "a fool" as
be suggests some will; but they must feel
that bis remuneration Of bis church will be
a severe blow to it. When such men as
Mr.. Latane hesitate, doubt. and change
their Church relations, others less decided
10 their religious convictions will lose all
faith 10 any earthly tabernacle or cOUmu
Mon whatever. "Are we all cropping in
the dark"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The nomination Of Morrison R. Waite,
Of Ohio, BY the President for the position
Of Chief Justice has doubles taken the
country by surprise. Woars not prepared
to inform our readers as to bis past bis.
tory, for, although an editor should never
coucede bis Ignorance, however apparent
it may be, yetin this instance we are CON-
PEELED to admit we knew not that such
being as the uevly.nppOinted Chief Justice
existed. We are disposed, however to
think all the moore favorably Of him be.
cause be is generally unknown, as it gives
assurance at least that be has never been q
noisy politician. The fact Of bis having
been selected TO preside over the Ohio
Constitutional Convention aud acted as one
Of the counsel at the Geneva tribunal, Ger.
tain!y give some assurance that be is no.
devoid Of ability.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The Boston Post thinks that National
affairs are altogether 10 q muddle,aud says
The evil is cumulative, aud the party now
staggering, and under its latest develop
meuts cauuo! end relief BY throwing over
single improper nomination or exempt
log a solitary State from the operation Of
its policy Of usurpatiOn. The uuddle is
too great The Administration, with its
captain. cooks. its hudaulOts and its mes.
seuger.valets, has fallen below respect;
the civil service is debauched; the party
stands pledged to The grossest usurpatiou
of the rights ofci!izeus; Congress wrangh'
over petty question Of perquisites' to
the exclusion Of business, and the charac.
ter Of the judiciary is asSailcd from the
White House. No wonder the Republi.
can doctors begin TO fear that to cure the
disease Of the party wiIlbo to kill the pa
tient
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

Mr.. Jefferson Davis being asked to re.
late the circumstances connected with the
Cushing letter told the gentleman who
questioned hin on the subject that be
had no recollection Of such letter; that
be did not remember receiving any letter
from Mr.. Cushing a! the time referred to,
and that be had no knowledge Of the per.
son 10 whose behalf The letter purports to
have been written. This is strange fact,
as the incident is one which would be like.
y to impress memory so tenacious as
that Of Mr.. Davis.-Msp Orleans Plea.
vune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

On Wednesday evening Of last week, a
married woman was arrested in our city,
charged With running away with her bus.
bands best horse aud some other girls
sweetheart, from somewhere 10 Upsbur
county. We shall not mention the par.
ties names, itnight hart the sale Of tho
horse. The wOman's story was that she
and her husband couldn't hitch teams to.
gether, couldn't pull at the same cad Of
The rope; tbsther husband told her il she'd
clear out she might take the best horse be
had, aud she took him ut bis word. The
man came along just to show the ray, that
was all. 1t appears, nevertheless, chat
there is some, misunderstanding about tho
horse, They we're kindly provided f9r,
- ClwksJuy San,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
House Bin No. 227.

A bill requiring County Courts to refund
certain monies to the corporate anthOri-
ties Of cities, towns aud villages
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of He;'
Virginia;
That any County Cour! IN this State
that LES under The operation Of section 6S
Of chapter III CT The act Of, 1923 levied
aud collected, or shall hereafter collect
from The taxpayers Of auy incorporated
city, Town or villagsthnt provides for its
own poor aud keeps its Owl streets, side.
walks, alleys and bridges in repair, auy
road, bridgeo or poor tax, the County Court
Of said counties are hereby required to re.
fuOa to the corporate authorities Of said
city, town or village said taxes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
Tnbute % Hornce oreely.

From ibe New York Tribune Of tbe
18th inst, We obtain an account Of The
presentation ofan illuminated album to
the Misses Greely BY . joiOt committee Of
The Common Council Of New York city =
Upon tbs occasion Of NJ. Greely's death
the city authorities voted TO prepare 40 d.
bum containing their proceedings touching
that sad event and to present il to lbs sur
ViviOg daughters as worthy tribute TO bis
memory. Las, Wednesday vas The day
appointed for tbe presentation, and eOU-
Di,ee Of the Common Council, accOuPan.
led By Mayor HaVeneyer, proceeded 10
tie residence Of Mr. Cleveland. where The
Misses Greedy reside. sOi 10 8 formal
mHuuer presented tbeu With The Album
The yOung ladies made mos! graceful and
touching Acknowledgements Of ibe tsauii.
iuI memeuto 50 kindly contributed iud Mr..
Cleveland also expressed thanks for them
and assured the committee Of their high
appreciation Of the gifi The Tribune
gives ,he following description Of the AL.
bun;
Its 10 the form Of 8 qusho volume,
bound 10 black velvet. snd edged with
pure metallic sivsr o. the fn. page is.
a zoe photograph Of Mr.. Greeley, inserted
10 40 arsbesque oval, with the legend,
"Jus,um ct ienaesm PropO.iii virum -
% the following page are bis last words.
10 clear block letters. set 10 cloud, 1T is
done" Tie next dozen pages are dsvot-
ed to sbe seton d the city authorities and
the resolutions aud tributes to Mr.. Greeley I
Following the resolution are the names Of
the Committees appointed 10 1872. aud
lbs 6Dsl pages contain the resolutions
adopted Dec 10, 1873, and the Committee
Of Presentation. The whole work is eE.
ecuted very 6uely. the peumansbip being
that Of Benjamin F. Brady, formerly the
Clerk Of the Common Council |
Upon every page different style ofletter.
Jog is adopted, al highly ornamental, eI-
,ept the body of tbe resolutions, which is
plain script A photograph Of each page
II the Album has been made. uuder the
authority Of the Aldermen, aud a complete
iet Of The photographs has been deposited
o the public library 10 the City Hall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

Here is a paragraph that should be cut
out and pasted 10 every mans purse or
bank book to remind him that money has
no business there while be owes debs
A locAlpaper says thatiu Dover, N. H..
recently, one hundred dollar bill paid
debts amounting to 81 900, aud 10 eight
hours returned to the man who FIRST paid
it ont 10 the morning. 1t happened that
A owed B 800. He paid it. B owed
@ 500, so be paid the bill over to him. =
Thus it went. AID the uiuth gentlemen to
whom it was paid happening to owe A
300, paid it to him, so that i! paid al
these debts aud came back to the original
owner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The New York Herald accounts for
w,ite's confirmation upon the ground that
be is the cheapest candidate yet offered
The 81 800 paid for Mr.. Williams land
aulet vas the cost Of bis rejection, aud The
$4,000 paid for the rebel archives settled
Nj. Cusbiug's case. Bu. Waite only cost
the government sl6 % tbst being til. cost
Of the telegram giving biography Of the
mao and assuricg The Senate that be did
not vote for Mcclellan 10 1864. The con-
frultiou Of the new Chief Justice is thus
resolved into a question Of retreDchment
The cheapest candidate wins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

IL think II shout time for the Rcpubli-
cau party to begin to unload. "-Gsanal
Grant.
1T was not necessary for General Grant
ito make this public declaration, for the
people are unloading tue Radical party as
FAST as opportunity is offered them. No
better evidence is wanted TO sustain US in
Out; statement, than the result Of tue late
elections . the several States. The dis.
indignation Of the Republican party is go.
log, steadily 90 throughout the entire land,
aud We are glad Of it. Its a matter over
which We will no! shed tears, or indulge 10
lamentations, !bough We may speculate as
to its want Of vital organization and back.
bone. We now witness the folly Of a
party, Intoxicated BY its power and strength
falling to pieces and becoming disorgsui.
led through the selfshucss and corruption
otis leaders, and rings in the distribution
ototHcial patronage. And well may Graut
cry on. that lie time for the Republi,
csu party to unload" The Radical party
has shown ilswaut Of vitality and cohes.
ion 10 its evident failure to unite upon a
single proposition since tue beginning Of
the present session Of Congress. Not a
single individual 10 the ranks Of bat par.
~ seems able to unite it upon auy practi.
cal issue. All offs old leaders seems to
have lost their influence 10 the party
Why? because the members Of that party
see that Radicalism and dishonesty 10 high
places, is being condemned BY the people
Of the States, and that 10 tho Republican
party there is bu! little honesty. Let the
,disiutegrItiou go on.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
90 Grnuth q ni.rrrsbarg.

We stated a few days since that The
seent Of he Adams Express Company 81
tbs place. banded over OOe million OF dol
lars 10 fovsrdiOg and receiving, The past
twelve monihs This vas q matter otsuF'
prise to @,uy Of our people, and Il there
Eas any EaJ 10 The world 10 which We
could get at the amount Of busiDss' trans
,s,ed 10 MauiDsburg and compare il With
The business Of other pltees-ay from
1860 up-ibs difference would be stall
more surpri.iog. 10 this connection, We
learned from Postmaster Tsblsr yesterday
tia, during the year 1872. be issued 1897
postal money orders. amounting to sly
2l2 50, AZ iacrelss ofsi 4IG IS o7er the
year 1872 He paid during 1873, 100
orders amounting to Sl4.3l2 81; su To-
cres,. over 1872 ofS3,593 50 Total for
1873 $40 SIS 20, for 1872 $50, 2SS y.
increase s.. coz 0S
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

We regre! to announce that Bishop
Whelau is dangerously i'll, and some doubts
as to bis recovery are entertained The
Bishop has been complaining for Eve or
six weeks, but during The last ten days
has been confined to his bed and has been
growing gradually worse. The disease is
supposed to be typhoidiever. 1.-THE pray.
ers and wishes Of a great many people will
avail anything, be will soon be restored to
health and strength. Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
10 speaking Of The differences existing
between tie Presidsu! aud The Senate the
en- York Sun I Rep sayH


New YORK Sun (ReP say.
They are evidently drifting asuoder.
and Ia condition Of things is growing ur
which promises . renewal oflhe strife that
divided Andrew johnson aud the Repub.
hcsuI. bat for very different reasons
That Grant is plaJiug lite game Of bi,
own, and seeking TO combine the South
solilly behind bin. ia evident from uanJ
recent signs. lie has made advances ID
the new Conservative Governor Of Virgin.
is through bis Confederate friend Moseby
and The refusal to lend the Federal bayo.
nets to Davis 10 Texas is feature 10 tbl
same programme.
This discord may h,sicn the proce" o.
disiniegrstiCu which Is nov at work in The
Republican party, jus; as Cusbiug's letter
Of introduction, consigned him TO The tomb
Ofthe Capulets No human power can
rave Il from dissolution. Il las oullivtd
oil usefulness aud all honor. Rotten and
vicious at the core. Il bSS no elemen. Of
sound vitality. b.! tho President has
still power enough leh to crush the few
struggling eDbers Of existence.
We feel certain tia! The South would
welcome any avenue Of escape from The
rule Of The cormonns Who haze been
fastened upon her By the direc! interference
and assistance Of the Federal government,
and yet tho smell Of Louisiana is Too fresh
upon tho garments Of President Gran. for
tina! people TO accept any OvertureS from
bin unsupported by such guarantees as
would render breach Of faith impossible.
Moreover, il il to0 late. IfGrant's glory
has reached The sers and yellow leaf and
i, passing into that decline which Is the
nr.ual fate Of uediOCrity when elevated
By The accident Of circumstances beyond
lie true level, It would be the climax Of
political laundering for The South to offer
itself, as shield aud support to The mnD
Who handed, her over to her enemies,
bound hand and foot, 10 The hour when bis
faith 10 The transcendlucs Of his influence
10 the camp Of her natural and hereditary
enemies, filled hin With contempt for her
in The ashes Of her desolation and woe. -
The Sbirligig Of time hssteus on with its
rcveDges. A recuperstcd South is fest
giiniug'its old balance Of'pOver, and By
lifetime Of the next presidential cOutes!
there vitl'be no need Of a repetition Of the
Greeley foiiy, or Of compromise With
Grants necessities,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA:
At RULES held in the Clerks oGice ofthe
y Circuit Court Of NJ lson county, on Mon.
day, January Sill, 1874.
Herman Stern and VIM. A. Ne,Jit, partners
in business under tie firn name VI SueIn
4 Nesbit, Plaintiffs.
IS.
G. Y. Roots and James P. Kilbrrth, 'partrt1
in business under Tie Arm name Of Roots
&Kibrpth, Defendants.
Inrrespass on the case in Assuupsit.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover from the
defendants Eve thousand dollars damages.
And it appearing hy affidavit filed with tho
papers Of the cause tina. the defendants ara
nonlesidents oflhe State II West Virginia, it
is ordered that the said defendants DO appear
here within one month slter The first pubiiea.
ton Of this order aud DO what is Necessary to
protect their intereS, in this suit.
Teste:-CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Knigh. 4 Couch, SOls. jan s-5w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The Congressional committee upon the
West Virginia contested election cases,
bsye made three different reports, Tse
majority report hoHevetis in favor ofBest.
Jog Martin aud Wilson, illus d,Olniug the
October election valid,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29

The outstanding legal.teuders have been
drawn upon to the extent that only sl7,-
900, 900 arc LEFT 10 the reserve. What il
to be. done RheD that is exhausted cannot
nov bsseeu. Secretary Richardson seems
to be depending upon Congress, and Con-
greSs;upOn The Secretary, for relief. The
end Of the reserves at the rate which they
sete drawn upon lately would be reached
soon after the lst Of February.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
Democratic Executive Committee.

Democratic Executive Committee.
The names Of the persons who cOusti-
tute the Committee are as follows
Col, R. T, Harvey ehairmsn, Hunt
iugtou; Col, j. NJ. Rowan, Secretary,
Union; C. P. Suider. ChsrIcstOui Geo. J;
Walker, jackson c. H Tho, B. Kline,
Cpbsll {. H.
The convention will probably be called
sometime near the frst Of June.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-29
". HOGE, ]. I. TINMs
HOGE & TIMMS,
Attorneys and C0unSelOrS at Law,

POINT PLEASANT, VIVA.
Office in The Court House, FIRST door on the right
Main Entrance,
MILL practice in the Circuit Court Of Ma.
W son county, the Supreme Court Of Ap.
peub, District Court at Charleston. Jut ee
Hoge will practiceiu the County Court Il Ma.
son County, also, and will be in regGilr atten.
dance upon the above Courts. Collections 90.
licited and remittances promptly made. John
Z. Timms having procured an official seal is
prepared TO dc any business Of Notary Pub.
lie, address; J. W. Hogs, Winfield, West
Virginia, OF, john Z Trims, Point Pleasant,
West Va jan. 90 isIi-ly