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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

The following in the proceedings Of the last
meeting Of the Board Of Of Nemaha County,
The appointment Of A. H. Owens and I. Stickel Is
School Examiners is hereby revoked and Phiibrook
and A. n Miller hereby appointed School Examn-
ali the vacancies thus oocasioned by said removal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

~ Robert C. MAILER is Postmaster at Leona where
he equally expert in handing out the mails and handing
out goods to the females
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DONIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

DONEFhAN COtNIh DhhESHOhhs
Judge ID Judicial District-P L. Human.
County Cammi-Suners-JESSE w. JoNEz, JosRFH HAY.
TON. CHAIR rs KFAHNEY.
Sherif-THoNAs ]. VANDRRsIICE
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIRs RAPfELYE.
District Clerk-FRANK BRowN.
County AttOrney-DAvIB NJ JOHNSTON.
Probate Judgr-ROBKRT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-AI pEET HAZEN
Superintendent Of Public lnstrnction-D. u. RosE
Carnner-G. T. ARCHER
Surveyur-HENRY WILSON. Deputy, EDWARD 7. REEsE
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CANNON HOUSE, LINcoLN.-Mr. G. II. Cannon late
proprietor of the Massasat House Atchson taken
of the elegant hotel at Lincoln Nebraska for
mrrly known the Atwood House, and has renovated
reted remodelled the interior making of the
most convenient houses in the West. The Of the
hotel has BEEN changed to the Cannon House" Those
who acquainted with the old Massasoit under the
management Of Mr. Cannon, need not be assured that
the new house will be 6rstclass in every respect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

~ The County Board will hold meeting next Mon
day.
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DIR. ]. Walkers California Vinegar

DIR. j. Walkers California Vinegar
BitterS are a purely Vegetable preparation.
made chiefly from the native herbs found on the
lower ranges Of the Sierra Nevada mountains of
California, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use of Al
cohol The question is almost daily asked,
"What is the cause of the unparalleled success
OF YISBaAR BrTTERs?" Our answer is, that they
remove the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great blood pu-
riHer and life giving principle, a perfect Rem
ovator and Invigorator Of the system. Never
before in the history of the world has medicine
been compo lnded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BIrrERs in healing the sick
of every disease man is heir to. They are gen.
tie Pur- alive as well rs Tonic, relieving Con-
gestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Wis.,
cerai Org ms, IN Bilious Diseases They are
easy of dmin;stration, prompt in their re-
suits, safe and reliable in all forms of diseases.
1fmen will enjoy good health, let them
use VINEGAR BrrTERs as a medicine, and avoid
the use Of alcoholic stimulants in every form.
H. II. MCDONALD e. Co.,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco California
aud cor Washington and Charlton sts. New York.
ssid by nh Druggists and Dealers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

Alarre Io, Of constables Sales and Justices suh-
nas in civil actions just printed and for sale at this
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

II Bill Mann is building an extension to his shop
tending IS feet back Of the present shop.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday April 23d 1874 by Rev. B. F. Parrtt Mr.
SAMUEL HAsPER to Mrs ELIZABETH WATSON all of Doni'
phan County.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICE !. hereby given that the 10Th day q feoru
is7t the undersigned By the Pruoatr SouIt
Of Doniphan County. Kansas appointed
d-bted IN said Esate required a. ma -
Element Of the and all persens havns
said Estate viii present them for allowance rlinh oe
year ffom the date Of .aid letters or they may Se
ed from any benefit Of the Estate; and u szen CLAIMS
be forever debarred
FRANCES srREAroR Ad@ipi.srsts5E.
April o. ls7s-ew Prsrflp "a
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
BATES g. LOCKE "a Park Row,
4 NJ PETTENGILL g. CO. - Park Row,
GEORGE ROwELL CO. 30 Park Row are our only
authorized Advertising Agents In New York.
SHEFFIELD SIUNE ST. Lnuis.
Cook CoBUEN Co, Chicago.
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SNAICHED UP-Saturday morning, shortly after the
westward bound Denver train had left the Troy Depot
and had going up the grade the occupants
the coach startled by rocks coming crash
ing through the windows BY vigorous Jerking of the
bcrope, the Conductor quickly had the train stopped
and he and brakeman went ont prospecting for the dep
rcdaturs who discovered to be small boys One of
them found living in the ditch Bring that rope
said the Conductor land wen string him right up"
"D-n you" replied the urchin I'm not afraid of the
whole of yOu The other boy streaking 1t up
hill By following him. the Conductor treed him home
and found who he belonged We have learned
the matter settled except that those boys parent
took them across his knee, and
PLAYED them up a tune called sugar in a gourd."
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COUNTY MAP.-Rubert Tracy has almost completed his
map of Doniphan County and has agent receiving
orders for it, II will be the most complete and
maP-indeed may say ii will be the only complete and
map yet made of Duniphan County. Not
~ will the and lines be correctly represented but
almost every quarter section will the owners
But very few quarter sections will be without the
IF the aud these only because the
known. map af the County got mp few
which would have been excellent but for the
that the gett-r mp would put the in
quarter section unless he subscribed for map paid
hvdoars for the favor-thus rendering the impractical
ly useless those who did subscribe On the margin Of
this map will be engravnss of the Court Honse the High
land University and the school houses Troy White
Cloud wathena and Duniphan 1t will be ready
place in the hands of the photographer
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

" Warranty oui.ci.in and Mortgage pssds for sais
n this once.
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5000 RsIIs Of Wall Paper,
Just received from the New York manufacturer and viii
he sold at fn u. to 30 per r" Cali and examine
for yourselves. bCAtoA" SNClAh
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

~ Pure Cider Vinegar, at BlckrOHD L sNcL,ms.
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RUSSELL & Co.'S MAssILLOS THgEsIIISG MACHINERY
Among the many threshug machines manufactured and
used throughout the country those Of Russell Co. Of
Massllon, Ohio undoubtedly stand at the head. For
years they have been extensively used throughout
States further and their introduction u he
vigorously pushed in this portion Of the West For this
purpose distributing house has been established at ST.
Joseph for the States Of Missouri Iowa Kansas Ne
braska under the management Of Mr. j. D. Weeks an ac
and thorough going business man. assisted by Br H.
F. Macy. long known in this part Of Kansas encr
gec and straightforward reliable in whatever he
undertakes Besides Threshrrs they sell for the
Company, Clover Thrrshers and Hulers Horse Powers
and Portable Steam Engines. They give prompt at-n
all orders for machinery and for repairs; and we
are glad learn that their prospects hattering
We call attention their advertisement in this issue Of
the Chief
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Township 0Acers.

Township 0aeers.
The following is list of the officers Who administer the
municipal and legal Affairs Of the several Townships
Doniphan County:
Trustee-John A. Chapson.
Treasurer-John C. Moore.
Clerk-B n. Forbes.
Justices Of the Peaee-william FairaD Leonard Smith
O. S. Ball
COn.tables-Charlrs O. Davis, Charlie. L. Fox, Levi.
Huyck.
WOLF RIVE.
Trustee-charies n. Devine.
Treasurer--D. W. Morse.
Clerk-Jesse Heeney.
Justices Of the Pcaee-wiIian Gillen, D. J. Mawher
Constables-Percy Ellis B. P. Campbell
CESTRE
Trustee-H. C. wykert-
Treasurer-wm N. Shepherd.
Clerk-D. p. Carpenter.
Justices of the Peace-P S. soper. J. y. HampsOn.
constables-Levis Merritt Mordscsi Johns.
WAYNE
Trustee-James +. Forman.
Treasurer-Joseph Schetzbauna
Clerk-M. I. Landon.
Justices of the Peace-James F. FOrnan R. S. Hinek.
ley
COnstables-D A. Vim, Lewis Rector.
WASHINGTON.
Trustee-Peier Manville.
Treasurer-Ly man Nash.
Clerk-J. B. Mitchell
Justices Of the Peace-John c. Gordon Allen Porter j.
=. Clawater.
Constables-John Gerardy. Robert Mcpherson, David
Scott
BuRROAK.
Trustee-Samue Lehman.
Treasurer-G. Lehman.
Clerk-Thomas Fleming
Justic-s Of the Peaee-Jaeob Tribbls. John R Fox.
Constables- James Row, Andrew Huiehins.
MARION.
Trustee-n. d. Hewins-
TreasuIer-william ii. Deckard.
Clerk. Z. Searcy.
Justices of the Peacr-T.J McCielland J. j. Anderson
Constables-J. U. Randolph. II. Boyer.
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Ccntaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Ccntaur Lin
iment will not relieve, no swelling it will
not subduc, and no lamexess which II will
not cure. This Is strong language, but II
is true. 1t has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw, palsy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09
CITY MARKET.

FLOUR-A -four 50 90; XXX So Of
Xxx 81 %; 81 so
WHEAT -NeV wheat 81 toSl 50
CORN-We quote coru at " cents pei
bushel
BUTTER-Good hard pressed butter
is quoted at So cents per pound,
EGGS+Eggs are in good demand, ant
bring u to Is, per dozen
+ LARD-GoOd prime lard is Offering a
u cents per pound
MEATS-Sugar cured hams 10 cents
plain hams u; shoulders 0; sides 10
dried beef rrom q to 80 cents per pound
COFFEE-Cofec is quoted at So to 4C
cents.
SUGAR--New Orleans, 12!; white
Is cents =,
MOLASSES--Nrw Orleans 900 to 81
per gallon; Syrups $50 to 81.
CHEESE-G Good quality, is offered al
25 cents per pound. >,
TEAS-Tea ranges from 80 to 81 &C
per pound
per III
at 81 TO 81 % bushel
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ey to run q newspaper
Proceedings of the Presbytery of
Greenbrier.
BrrsALo, W Va. April !, Isl

BursALo, W Va, April !, 1874.
The Pre.bytery of Grenbrrr met at This
place to day at " PM, and the opening ser
mon was preached BY Rev Brttenser from
John 1910. Presbytrry was then constituted
with prayer.
Rev W. Z. Hill was elected Moderator,
and Rev. J. H. Lewis aud Elder Arbuckle,
Of Lcwisbrrg church, temporary clerks.
Adjourned TO meet tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock. Closed with prayer.
SECOND DAY,
AGA. ~. Presbyfty was opened with
prayer. The minutes OF The last meeting was
read. The roll was called and additional
members added.
Rev. II. R. Land, of Roanoke Presbytery
and Rev. G. T, Crooks, Of the Methodist
Church, were invited 10 sit as corresponding
Members.
Committee on Devotional Exercises Leaves
Of Absence, Minutes Of Synod, Seasonal Re
cords, were announced.
Seasonal reports on Sabbath schools were
received aud referred.
1t was made the order Of The day tor TO-
morrow morning at ~ O'Clock, 10 receive The
reports from the Standing Committees on Su''
teutulion, Foreign Missions, Education, PUBL
cation aud Sabbath schools.
Committee Oh the Narrative was appointed
ana il was made the first order OF the DAY thls
AFTERNOON, 10 have the n,Irr reports from the
different churches, aud 10 have Tue REQ cOn'
versa. lou On Tue stale ol religion wllh'h our
bounds.
The nomination Of commissioners 10 The
General Assembly nae u. the fall me' TN
was confirmed 10 wit; Principals, Rev. JOS
Hayaes, Hale aud VIM. McOreery, WIN a.
lrruatts, Rev. Edward Eells aud Elder II Il
2umey. ,.,,, ,n
EvuugrlIs,iC Labor, was ad and relerre 10
nur standing Committee Ul sustrntallon,
Recess was taken until 2UC,OcE 7 NJ Du'
RIM recess sermon was preached by Rev
| L. Eels ..
Al2P,M, Presbytery was called to order
The ORDER Of the day was suspendrd' AMI the
S.s,lunsI Statistical Reports, were read anu
referred TO the appropriate Committees ~.
The order If Tue day was IaEen up "rit
len reports were read from most Of the church,
~ during The Free Conversation" many
too,. were elected, some Of which, called lot
s ,,uS Of gratitude to God for His good
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ASn ynrn DNuGt!Isr AR0UTITl

No person can use Bn'chre's German Syrup
without getting immediate relief and cure -
We have the iint case Of Coughs, Colds, or
Consumption, or any Diseases Of the hraat
and Lungs. vet to hear from that has not been
S"rcd Ne have distributed every year for
I ,hrce wears over $50 OOO sample boltles by
Druggists in all parts ol ihp UNITED Stats
M other Manufacturer Of NJ Medicines ever gave
their Preparations such test as This, aud con-
Time Il far a number of years. Go 10 A. Q.
VAN GILDER'S and GET Bottle for Is cents
and ry it; two doses will relieve you.
inch S SIN '.'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

We have received au interesting pamPh;
let entitled a History of the Grange
Movement or the Farmers War against
Monopolies Itstarts out with tho idea
that the growth Of this organization has
been very rapid While it was ridleuIed
10 the beginning, it is becoming SO 'orm''
dablo it is common to hear tue inquiry
made whether it is to work for the good
Of the whole country, or whether 1t seeks
only the advancement Of its own interests
cegardless of the rights or well being o.
others 1t recounts the wrongs to watch
The farmers Of the United States have been
subjected, prominent among them 0elOg
The railroad mouopolics that has sprung up
throughout the country These corpora
lions nre supposed to have corrupted l0e
Legislatures and the Courts, and have Oe'
come too powerful to DO made amcnabIo to
The law 1t then takes up the subject oil
heavy duties for the benefit of manufact
ure', alleging that the heaviest duties are
levied upon articles Of necessity; for IT,
stance The English blanket can be sold IN
the United States for $751; pair, but the
duty Of 90 per cent. makes it cost 81 oO'
hence the American manufacturer is cna'
Oled to advance bis price to IS 3D. The
people being thus compelled to pay 'hl;
extra So 50 for every pair of American
blankets they purchase. 1t then takes the
article Ofquiuino, Tho bark from which
HIF made is admitted free Of duty, while
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

The next session Of the West Eirgiuia
Conference. OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, to be held 10 March, 1875, will
meet III our city. The preachers seemed
anxious to como to POiut Pleasant. Many
Citizen have aot seen the Barrel Factory,
Marine Railway, or COruslaik's tomb aud
several other scenes worth viewing. We
are pleased to see that The merits of our
place are being appreciated, aud We rest
satisfied that our citizens will give the
Ministers specimen Of genuine Virginia
hospitality.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

And exchange correctly remarks, that
when man gets mad aud stops his pa,
per be always makes it point to borrow
the next number Of bis ueighhor to see il
the withdraw of his subscription has mt
killed the editor, aud if he has not dressed
the columns ofhis paper iu mourning =
Such persons imagiae ;Ie world rests upon
their shoulders.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

W. B Cable, during the term Of Court
sells all kinds Of pIows at greatly reduced
prices This is fne opportunity for the
farmer to save q dollar or two. Give him
a call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

n, lessee Maupin one of our Oldest
al mos. respectable citizens, residing near
~ -. mil, creek. 10 Cooper District, has
S V, ante sick for some weeks past.
W. are informed that Dr.. James P.
v,np,, Of this place, is dangerously ill
4, Buffalo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

Mr. Jobu I. Harris has retired from the
firm of Morris & Co., of the Richie Ga:ctie.
The paper will be conducted hereafter by
P. W Morris, alone.
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We dircc! attention to the advertise
meut Of Spring Races" to COME Of a
Charleston, May l4Ih and 18th.
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DOORS OPEN Att p, M. AMI. Al /. M
mbodyng in Grand Travelling Exhibition more genuine Use
n,cnt and nmtable show demonstration than were ev-
en- congcgaed together by tie will Of baekcd Millions Of s@ g6o
tall t special Fleet Steamers for 90 osst G cn6e go
i % btmi ody ceebreies AZ cages of Wild Beasts Is sun
brgh Tents 40 Musicians Great Golden Charo solid miles Of
procession which will be grander than last year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

Elder Dix aud family, at QUE time resi-
dent, Of thi, city, we're on the Clara Scott
Monday night, co route for Marshall
county, whittier he has been sent BY the
ME- Conference.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

A,be Town election held at GallipOlis
:, Monday, The League" was victorious
S :, abop. 100 majority. GnlIipOli' will
S%'O.cfor.b be temperance city, which is
sooj and to Capt. Reynolds Saturday
Si,b, speech, ia ascribed all the glory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

We had pleasant call from that Prince
of Merchandise ". Maupiu, Esq ON
Monday. Our good old friend, 0. G
LOOMS, Esq, also called to see us Tues
day morning.
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Reader, ifyou are owing Tor this paper
please make 40 effort to pay thcumouut of
your Indebtedness at once. lttakes mon
or IA RIM npwsnarpr.
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As the West Virginia Conference, "
L. Church. holds its next session in cur
city some facts concerning it may be OIL
iateres. 10 your readers. 1t numbers l5O
itiucraut preachers, PCS local preachers,
aud about 80 O0O members aud probation
@s.- Iu.lLo, .LsuaIa tbs Conference
there are 365 churches, valued at $780,
SIS, AMI 43 parsoaages valued at S4S,'
GOO These churches have $50 Sabbath
schools with absut $4,000 teachers aud
scholars Last year there were III in
hn,s and 1856 adults baptized TIE col
lectivns Tor The missionary aud other be-
ueyoeut causes Amounted to about 81, UVU
and tue receipts for ministerial support,
over $Gj, UU0. There was spcnt fol-
building aud improving churches aad par
,oaages, abou! $50, OOJ in the last year -,
10 the Conference there are three y. D'O
and many more no doubt who could be
persuaded to IeDsthon Oat their names.
W. G 6.
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Blanks, Posters and pamphlets printed
in good style aud at reasonable rates at
this Office Give US a trial
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The farmers generally, arepushing with
their spring blowing. The wheat every
where is IOuking iac, aud the prospect
for a heavy yield never was batter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

Owners Of blooded horses will please re-
member that We are prepared tOPrin' bills
on short notice and at reasonable rates
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

Circuit Court commenced 10 this place
0, ,Ionday--His Houor Joseph Smith
pre.idiug. A large number Of people are
IN attendance. The Bar Of adjoining
COMMITTEES oftlis State and Of Obj, is well
represented. The Judge has a peculiar
mauper Of dispatcbing business and alrea'
jv many cases have been disposed Of.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

the powder itself must pay duty u OV
per cent, The object 81 this organization
is to array The agricultural class as COM
pact body against the evils We have emu
merated- This work is by Edward Wins.
low Martin. and is published BY the Ma
tional Publishing Company, Philadelphia,
Pa, Chicago, III and St Louis, No.
We notice u number Of Democrats in
attendance upon the Circuit Court, who
are not subscribers to our paper. We 10.
vite them to call in and subscribe: No
naD Of intelligence should fail to take bis
county paper
Misses La,ley 4 Sissou, Point Pleasant,
are just receiving the largest assortment Of
Millinery and Fancy Goods, ever brought
to the city. Ladies will 6nd it to their
interest to call aud examine their stock
before purchasing el'eWherc.
A lady 10 ArtuckIe District, says that
10 one would believe how very smart her
husband has become since she got to keep
lug a three prOuged pitchfork behind Tie
kitchen door. She's thorough Granger
~~~~-~~N(~~~~~~S~~
We are reliably informed that q TEN
peraucc League has been organized 10 this
city, consisting Of one man and six wo-
men.
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One Five Ton Performing Elephants cost $4,000 One Royal Non
e IN America One Giant Ostrich Il high not Emu is
African and One African ate Best often advertised ont only
America One snowwitc Yak Of ary One Bengal Tiger
lone King Tutmc One Caowag Bird without wings or tongue
Fifteen isacond African lions aud Loneses and Cabs one'af
gn I American Bsons Came Dromedarics Lmas zeb
White Deer Porcupne Hyboa and an n9nmerabe q%a; and
quantity Of Agao Monkeys APs Bra Mcdaniel g znpaaiss
to enuerutc and wewoh weeks patient study
Of tb~ Naturalist and Lover Of Our Divine Rulers Handwork
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ENROLLED sEcnSp DAY.

Rev. ]. D. McClntock, Rev. J, @. Barr.
Ed rs, ". Il. Haze, Point Pleasant; j. l.,
johnson, lst church Huntington; j. Myers,
Leon; s. Couch, Buffalo, Jas. Erwin, Salem;
Vim. Graham, Els; ]. R, Hill, COalsmOuth;
j. l., Rice, Pleasant Flats.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

CLARA Scorr The polite aud accom-.
pIishcd gentlemen. John Thornburg aud
William BirthistIe, have purchased the
fss, and spleudid passenger packet, Clara
Scott. aud will make tri..WockIy trips be-
tween Charleston and PomerOy. John
rdomburg (ate clerk of the FIeetTOod)
will command and Billy" preside ia the
office. She is good boat and with such
meu in charge, should receive the co0f'
aeuco and support Of shippers aud travel
crs. Success 90 With yoa, gentlemen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-09

Sclsler, Sehou & MoCuIIoch, have now
10 The East one Of their frm making Pur'
cbssss Of Spring aud Summer goods =
The goods will arrive here this week, aud
We make this mention that the patrons Of
this House may know the fact, and there.
FIRE. save their mooey TO make their pur-
cb.scs Of Setszer, SehOn l. McCullocb.
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Seating Capacity,
5000 II
100000 Challenge to SIs.
tain the same ~!

/ SOUTH AFRICAN GIRAFFE,
9 feet high; cost $4,000.
/ IIIPPOTAMUS, from the Baher-
eI-azrek, on the Blue river Nile;
cost 100000
ONE DOUBLE HORNED, 3 TON,
ELACK SORMATRAN RHIN0-
CEROS; cost 100000.
NINE ALASKA SEA LIONS y!
Dot 5O0 The fresh fab doiIv. $40 600
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-09

Everything in onr line is OF the best article.
We in end to sell our goods ut small profit
and W. will not be unbersold by anybody.
All we ask is to give us call and examine
eur goods and judge for yourself Goods de-
uvered to All pnrts of the city. ap2sf
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-09
Mcconnell & JUDGE,

4 TTORNHYS AT LAW, ROOM 8, TEN
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