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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13

from WALLeAt.-Ouo X lenZer and
John Mccall arrived III town Oh Wednes-
day evening, Ave days from Wa!lipni
District, Ar z,na. The distance is about
23J miles. They left Phoebe on the z7h
ult., in two.hors' wagon, bnt getting
iutu lie quieksaui in the Rio virgin,
which WIS very much swollen 10y the
melting of the suow, they left the wagon
there, AMI procured saddle horses frou
IKE Jennings. The settlers on the Mud
dy have not pu, in crops this year, MS
they are uncertain how long they may
remain there, owing to the unsettled
state of aff airs growing out Of the con
templated establishment of II reservation
pet scheme Of Agent Ingalls,, together
with the nom payment OF bills for gran.
furnishe d to the government by ORDER OF
Ingalls. Mr.. McGarriele, formerly OF
Ploch-, is teaching school ut St. Thomas,
having ten whit CHI dren aud neary Tue
same number of Piutea. Captain B'sh'
op, of Salt Lake, is ut present III charse
OF Governm, mt affairs Mt the Muddy
Times in Wallapai District are dun, PM
the miners, of whom there are about Zoo
in the district, are in good hopes OF the
ultimate come.ont in that part u tnr
country. Appearances are all iavoraole
10 n more prosperous condition, aud the
miners are determined to hold on 10
their claims. At Chloride. in the north
crn mart of the district, Mr.. Moore Is
working 90 men in the Schenectady and
Scbu>lkilI mines, and il il his intention
TO put MP mill il the mn,s continue to
hold ont. At Mineral Park, about hve
miles south Of Chloride, Bob Stein ior.
merry Sheriff of Nye county, is"t present
engag, in putting in place steam moist
ing works and pump on the Keystone
mine. one If the most promising mihe'
in the district. At Cerbat, the Count,
seat Of Mohave county. ak miles soati
of Mineral Park. Mr.. Fisher. formerly
partner OF John Mccall in the livery
business in Phoebe, is working tho New
London mine, and has the shalt howl
IS ts-t, from the bottom OF which tw'
drifts have been run. Is feet each, an'
drifting still. Th. vein averages aoon
Az feet. Gnlena ore averages abont "
per cent. of lead. and abont $50 in silve
per tpu. There are about 260 tons oil
the dump, which is soon to b. smslte
in the furnaces erected by A. d. Elder
form. rly Sheriff of Inyo county. Ca
Mr.. Pitiz. the assnyer in Wail"pai Dis
trict, is erecting furnace, construct
according to new patent. and is YER
sanynine of being able to produce goo
results. At Stockton. in the souther
part of the district. the rich..st mine
are located. md miners are hns''y "a
ragea in taking ont ore for shipment
San Francisco by way Of Hardyville IN
thence BY steamer around Cape st ~
cas-. The Inst shipment Of ore from o.
Little Chief paid 81, 400 TO the ton. IL
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WARREN X Co. have opened q meat
market NJ Highland. with full supply
Of beef, pork and mutton. Board fur
nishei II the mines. flOsn.
A sKw circulating library. imported ci-
CARS, tobacco, stationery and coniection-
cry at J. Levin d Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
toms saloon. Main street.
BREAD.-Eigbt loaves Of good bakers
bread. made from California -four, for 81.
ut the Eagle Bakery, Main street.
d6-if II Freudrn.hal.
PIosEEI News DEPoT, Main street-C.
wiederhold.
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Arrivals and Departures Of Mails
to and from Fioche.

Eastern and Western Mail.
Arrives about 4 p. M; departs I'M. This
mail closes ut 7A5 3. m.
Salt Lake and Utah Mall.
Arrives about p. u; departs a. NJ ana
closes at . p. N.
Hike Mail-Weekly.
Arrives Tuesdays. at II a. m: departs IN -,
Gays, at s p M. All mail mat er for Hiko II
not mailed before Tuesday, should be gwen 70
some one inside, and not dropped IN the letter
box Mail closes At I 80 M
.Bullionville and Panaca.
Arrives daily, at II q. M; departs P. m.
closes Ave minutes before departure. MAIL mat
ter for these places should be handed INSIDE tne
same ~ Hike.
y Postofiee open daily texcept Sundays an"
legal hodays), from 4 a. m. until p. M; sun
days, from to 10 .. m, and to p. m.
Letters registered from .. IN. to p. m
daily except as above. .
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Aud In accordnuce with law and On order OF
the Board of ! iitctors, made on the 22d day
Of Dec, mber. 1878, so many shares Of each par
sold IL public rntitn. at NE Of &C Of the G. m.
pnny Room No. 2, No SO California street.
San Francisco, California, on Monday, the
esd day of February, INA, at the hour
OF 8 O'Clock p m. Of said day, to pay ssid delin.
ou.nt assessment thtr OH. tupttb,r with costs
Of advertising and expt nse, of the sale.
7. l., X MPAl /, Secretary.
Offce-Rocm ?, No tto California street, an
Francisco cal. fs-td
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIEsl
DR.. GIEE0k'S DLSPEkSkkY,

NO. G23 KEARNY sTRELT, COR
N NER Ctnnticial San Francisco. 1-
Private ,ntrlhc, on Conn eIctHl str -.
Established in 1854, for the pta,nei ~
OF St Aual and S, ninsl Disease, sucl ~
as oonor,h,a, Gl,tt, Structure. s.l hilis AZ al
TOMS, s, n.iIll N,aln.ss, lnpot,hty, etc, etc,
Skin dis, asls Of years standing, and tlctnttd
l,gs, ETC., successfully treated.
DR.. GIDEON has ibt pleasure Of announcing
that he las returned fri III visiting the princil III
hospitals Of tiore, aud has rt.untd prac'ice.
The Doctor has spsi,d NEITHER time nor monty
III SIT king out new rmtdits, and has rttuntd
with inyrt ass d facilities for all.vistipg human
suffering.
Seminal emission 10 const ounce Of eei
abuse. This solith.. vice, or dt PRAYED fexua-
Indulgence, IL pra,tietd by the youth Of both
sexes 10 I'M almost unlimited extent, producing
with un.Irlng certainty the following train OF
morbid >. mltoms, unless conbGtitd by tcieD-
tifc medical III, nsurts, Wig: SallOw countt u nee.
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, Ing
inC In the .ars noise like the rustling Of ltu s
or rafting Of chsriots, unesrin.ss ahor' Il .
| loins weakness Of the limbs, confused vision .
blunt,d intellect, loss Of confdt nee. dill dsncs
in approaching strsngers, dislike to foTau .'.w
scqusintsnces, disposition ~ rLun sostay.
| l,ss VI MT niory, pimplts sud various eruptiona
about the face, hectic hushee, furrtd tongue
fatid breath, coughs, consumption night sHts,s,
monomania aud frequently insanity. y relief
b. not obtained you should apply im h c,,ys
ef,c,,d ty his new spd scientific med. of treat
inc disease. viii, never fails Of e6ecting quick
and radical cure.
Cured ~ Home.
Persons at 4 distsnce may be CCREC Al
HOME. BY addressing . letter to DR.. Gitbor,
stating case, symptoms, length Of time the dir
sse has continu. d. and have medicine promptly
forwarded. Tree from damage and curiosity, u
any part Of the country, with full and plain di
rections for use.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
the name Of the paper they see this advertise
ment in.
BY enclosing $40 In coin in . registered lettel
through the P0stcffce, orthrough Wells, Fargo
Co, 4 package Of medicine will be forwarded
10 sny part Of the Union
All communications strictly confidential
Address, DIR. J. F. GlBBON.
dll.ly Boa 1867. San Francisco. Cal.
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1sljnqurnt Salrs.

The HuhM & HUNT silver Mining
c. mpnEy. -.ltca,ip Of pin,il al place at
Lusin.ss, Sun Frslcitco Calf, ria- Locsti
Of wclks, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
Nevada. Notice ,-1ltre hre delinIu' nj upon the
following described stock, On scCt unit Of nss, IS
meut no. s. levied On tie .2u-.ty Of Deem
Der, 1873, the s,veial smounis st opposite Tie
names OF the respective sLarlVld,is, as FOL.
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Utah Central Railroad

TIME TABLE.
rI,RAINs LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
at $50 a. m ind Gas p. III. Arrive ut Og.
den at 80 a. m. and 5a5 p. IN.
Trains will leave Ogden daily at $40 a. m and
$50 p. IN. Arrive at Salt Lake City at l0IO a. N.
aud $50 p. IN.
Mixed Trains
Will run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving Salt
lake City at = a. m and C:3U p. m, and ogden
Mt 4 A. m and G5O H. m uu23-tf
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ASSESSMENTS.

Following is list of sales Of delin-
quent stocks now advertisedin our paper !:
sAApoR TUNNEL
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MINING COMPANIES.
COMPANIES.

Following are the principal Mining Companies
on the San Francisco Stock Boards, together
with the number Of feet IN each mine and
shares to each foot:
NEVADA MINING COMPANIES.
, 1874-06-11
FIRES.


WIS
.St,eeiat Dispatch to Tie Chtcaao Tribune.
JEFFERSON, VIA, June 10.--Iho JUL Of Joifor-
son County, locnto,l III this yiayn, was discoy-
orad 10 le On llro In tho prisoners apartment
early this morning Tho alarm WAS givon. ana
tho steam iiro.cngip0 was promptly Oh hand.
Tho jail IN oyor lDO fosk from tho river but the
irensn worked liAo boavors nud, had tho ongine
responded to tl,oir efforts, the lire might layo
boot, cxtingniHlod viii. nominal danago to tito
jal. For Bomo unknown reason, however, tho
Silsby would not work well, and tho boys Ind
tu stasld by aud SEQ tho fire eat out
tllo leart Of tho building, nothing OF
which rc1nains but tho bara walls and tho kitchen
wing, which was saved by tho continuous appu-
catiun Of bnpa1iH Of wator.
Tho prisoners wero wild With terror, and an
nnaua 1.Bl,mnn contlnol thore howlo0 and
slsriclou like wild heast. I.hoy woro all got
out Bafoly as tho 1ro began to onyelop thelr
quarters, but tho crazy 1nan got loose from
Olicor l}rowu and ran ont OF tho jal-.toor like
deer. 1}ruwn followed it, chase, md tho manao
attacked him with boot, striking tho officer In
tho faco mud noarly rulning Lis good
looks. Brown was plucly though, and, with as-
instance, autloutrcd aud accuretl his ugly oua-
toner. Tho prisoner will probably be tranBfor-
retl TO JuncHu County 1Ail. LaBH on building be-
tween sB 200 and SO 0Ua; i,,snraa In the Homo
Company, OF Nov York, for 2,0O0,
Mrs. Off, widow Of Sheriff on, 1oaes to
somo extent by wntor and damage to household
goadH; no insurntce. 1t III expected that the
1ail Will be rebuilt Immediately.
, 1874-06-11
Defeat Of the Government on
the Electoral Bill.
Tho Ago Of Voters Fixed at Il insteao
OF 25 years.
Revival Of tho Eastern Question:
Grave Complications APP
prel1onflcd.
Probable Action Of the Peace Congress
at Brussels,
FRANCE,


PARIS, June t0.-Tto Hon. e, B. Waebbu,ne.
tho American Minister here, gave dinner yes-
torlay at the Legation in honor Of tho Duke
Docazcs. Among tic guests wcro the English,
lttlBsiau. German, nnd othor Ambassadors, Ex-
Gov. Washbnrr, Wisconsin. md J. Russell Jones,
tho American Minister at Brussels.
PARIS. Juno 1D.-Tho AHHoulbly today by I,
vote Of Jas to a37 adopted an amendment to tho
Municipal Electoral bill fixing tho ago of electors
ut 2t Instead Of rs years, Ri proposcd by tho
Government. which Is: thus defeatod on a vital
provision Of tho bill.
PAINS, June 10.-A strong guard WIS placed On
tho train which conveyed tho Deputies from Vor-
saics to pariB this ovoning to project tho Bonn
partsts, against whom tho feeling is very bittor
on tho part Of Gan1bctta's supporters. On tho
arrival Of the parliamentary trafn Mt tho paria
tlopnt Inst oYoning several Donapartats accostcd
n. Gnnlbotta, and deticd him to repeat tho Of
fcueiye Words lo used in tho Assembly, Cham-
Der.
Tho 1mporlalist Journals contnin violent Mt
mesa over tho quarrel. a document nimilar to
that roal by N. 1rord In tho Asaesnbly has
been discovered circulating in tho paris bar
racEa.
I4osEoS, June lis a. m.-The Pnris corro-
Hpon1ont Of tho Daily Nctcs roportB that wlie
Gn1ubottH was waiting for tho Versailles train ho
waB hustled and inpu!tcd by d band of wcll-
known BonapartiHts, iol by A1oaton N. PietrcH,
former Secretary, md CaBBHnova, MI olcor Of
strike Gambetta.
Tho extensive cotton-mills Of afose1ro d A1ar,
at Manchester hnva hoon destroyed by fro.
LoBB cstimated at $3.50, 900. p, :.
, 1874-06-11
A New Division Of Parties Into Tax
Payers and Non-Consumers.
Further Balloting in the Rhode
Island Legislature.
Miscellaneous Political News.
TIE INDEPENDENTS.
IN ILLINOIS.

4N 111L4NO4Ss
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 10.-The delegates to
tho Independent Convention commenced asscnl-
bling In tho Hull Of Representatives OF tho Old
State HouBo at about 10 o'ctock this morning.
Tho floor was vol filled, aud tho galleries cou-
taiuod quite number of interested spectators.
TEMPORARY oFrtcEns.
Mr.. ". @. Flagg President Of tho Illinois
Farmers Association, called tho Convention to
order. Tie nominated the Hon. ]. III. Allen, Of
1Ionry County, as Temporary Chnirman. Mr..
Allen was unanimously elected, and returned
thanks very briefly. They had assembled, ho
remarked, to discharge q high and
solemn duty, not alone to themselves
and thoir Immediate interests, but to tic
State Of Illinois. and tho Nation at large. Ho
hoped thoy would not occupy tho time nj tho
Convention With lengthy remarks. Ho was por-
aonally opposed to long -windea specches, and ho
further hoped that every man had como there to
transact business promptly.
1[r. g. G.. Schuler, Of Stevenson County, was
elected temporary Secretary. Mr. Thomas Wolfe,
Of Ford County, was elected Aasiatant-Scc-
retary.
Mr. schuler thon
READ THE CALL
| Issued from Bloomington last month converting
| the Illinois State Independent Convention. The
document WAS listened 10 with profound alton
| ton, and WAS loudly applauded at tic closo.
DELEGATES PRESENT.
The Secretary. on motion, called tho Dele
| gates By districts, those present answering to
| their narncB "a folowH:
Second District-The workingncn'a delegation-J.
otssnnpt 6: Mgthna' Meask T. ARNOLD; %asl;,p.
~ antfa e. nstFEiaxs ~. It. ooun1y n{aaouf8' ..
Eom1th D.r9ennne cnnty: + fdw.r n,l1ett r.
InDns nsRe9 Rs.r ri asn H. . :! + II M
mo;e. Me1s1IX COUNTY a. - H. amy d. " Sasn'
FHh D.stfet7 co1nsy; J. a.: rAttesaon
=: l. conkTits =; T. .; Mon1er, 4, ax H. rfes2n: oG!o
Coy centy y i Ho1n 2e1 W. @ ;vsss IL nn'x R 4 " nas' s'
chasies Il noone oshGl A. Gye1, fn.n J. e.; 'uh1s H.
H5ana. anu nep!go H. iasg. oarron W, Gouals-fisner
Allison, e. Kogs'nsn ,a ana nonras n1ilsy ,u,,.. ,o,
1tyant Ezra ssetaon Juaa Isl soycns y 4s,,;N A. j. Keith
y: l.: o1efce y: H. 1s9ac' anu E'i: nr,o He"Ey II
Tprp snth ioy aegns s!Sn j. Whitney,
a. T1ompson 5ses satrE D. ssett q Il Gharss
eh9an' =. y; M@ineie. ~: ~ apsSs, ~, - 2nssis n,n
ana = Smith: Kendall County ..ts J. x; Young. orunay
COMFY n ama a. o,,.y ~ A,sxunor
EmMM s1rcs ond worsey IL,
!nsstons oentyl: ]; Y. Iestes + Il Johnson, y: e
Johnson Noodford Cpnnty , J.: y. iafknnFSt . S1 - H.
y. % II: espsr, !: slskas, i,sn5a;%n ; des%i@ if; 8
ataEiing . MsDoUngn en mnny Al >: Ise1s noss
Eired. Il. oeser, \. Perry. i; q: y, wright I ..
Dulds and O. H. sansensten' :, st@1s sasrt uo@ntS Mol
Gins shtyafH' n"ar p"ol.s h1as.er m Johu Eop If
+ May, g. a. Charles, q. Il: copseF' ah" aho"'as
Th s,s &C.. corpty; ita1,ss 5oaa as'S% %s1s
, 1874-06-11
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, juno 10.-A spocal dispatch from
Der1iu to tho Times buys tic Governments Of
Gulnany, Seryia, a,,tl Rolmania hayo contlden-
tiully informed other European Powers that they
hnyo concluded an arrangement to mutually pro-
loot thbir interests and position against rho do
signB of Turkey.
Dispatches to tho Daily Telegraph from Berlin
assert that the differences between tue Khcdiye
OF Egypt aud tho Snblimo porte nro porioua, und
inmates TINT grave complications III tho East arc
probable
, 1874-06-11
CUBA.

HAVANA, Juno 10-In consequence Of tho Of
ders Of the CarLain-Gonera} designating the
daily premium which iH to bo paid ia gold, many
broiors hayo given up business. The Govern
mont has firmly resolved not to issue any moro
banlt-billH OH account of tho Treasury, but it
nlanls made upon it for the coming campaign
against the insurgents, and to meet the same
has decided to issue bonds to tho amount Of
$5O00 O0u ut 8 per cent interest per annum, to
be funded iii nix months and secured On tho In
como from tho HAVANA lottery.
, 1874-06-11
EpAIN

DAyoSxE, Juno 10.-Twonty- -1so battalons OF
CarliBts, with twelve guns. are posted botwoen
Entcl!a mud Arga Valley, awaiting tho 1lepubli-
ca..s, who aro ndyanclng fronl Tafala.
, 1874-06-11
RUSSIA.

NEw YonK, Juno 10.--A London paper has
the following: IA frlghtsu1 Htcambont acci-
Volga. Tho Beaariua loft Koatrorna at full
spocd, the Captain being determined, il possible,
to oyertske tho steamers OF two riyal COM
rRniea, which had left some timo before him.
Near Babaofrsky. tho ],oliaarua oaughs up With
The preyoorvy, which lad started an hour
earlier, but allc had not got far beyond this
placa wien her boiler burst aud killed flvo mon
on tho spot, tho owner Of tho vessel being ono Of
the c stma Upward Of ogy men mers
takon to Yarosloff, and Immediately conveyed to
u hoBpitat, where eevon hayo since died aud
several others arc In q hopo!oas state. Many Of
tho passengers. terrified by tho explosion and by
tho Acrcanis Of the sufferers, jumped into tho
river, and Of theao fifteen were drowned"
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Truth is mighty &c We are beginning
to learn uOa why McEuery was de,h,oued
from his Office as Governor of Louisiaua,
and Kellogg placed 10 his position. We
have already published letters from Kel.
logg to several Congressman and others in
Washington. paying them heavy fees for
somethtag. To-day we publish long
memorandum Of Kellogg's and Packsrd's
checks for various sums given to these
same parties about the time that the usur.
patton took place All this is very dam.
aging aud very significant. But it's no.
thing 0aly oae u,se exposition Of Rad
ical corrup'oa. Weczsht to be accus.
toned to these taicgs by this time -Er
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Is
TArElN TEAY'S VALtEV, PUTNAM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Is
TArElN TEAY'S VALtEV, PUTNAM
COUNTY.
Under and by vir,ne az sdrtree Of the
u Circuit Court OF Putnam casually, West
Virginia rendered On tn. 23d day q April,
1874, Nv chsnc-ry therein pending. VII. rein
K. n. +. TEomp.on. and o'h.rs arr complain
ants and William Gras, aud others ate dee.ud
ants. viii gu the
9th day Of September, 1871,
t~.vern the hour, Of 81 III. and 4 m. at the
ffc4t door oil The Court Aou of said county.
proceed To sell ut public auction. 10 the high.
e.c hiddrc. two tracts OF land situated in
T.ay's Valley, Putnam county. containing tn.
one lug a:rrs, and ,ls. other q acres, aud
known as the william Gra.! farm. aud fully
set forth sad described in the Bill and papers
filed in SAID cause.
TERMS OF SALE:
Twenty gc- ceGt. Of the purchase money cash
in hand and sar balance In three quail install.
m-nh Of sis, tErive and eli h'een months, res.
pee,ivrly, tasci.s bonds with good security.
besuflg int.r-S from The day Of sale for the
deferred payments, aud the title W III be OBJ
taioed Us lcrSf security until the purchase
money i-.pad. JAS. W. HOGE,
aug. GU.lg. Special Commissioner.
The abece -ale is postponed until the Goth
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LAND SALE IN PUTNAM COUNTY!

LAND SALE IN PUTNAM COUNTY!
ny Virtue Of decree a the Circuit Court
ID Of Pu,nam county, rendered at its April
Term, 1874, 10 the Chancery cause Of George
W. Coz agains: R. N. B. Thompson, and 9th.
ers, shall on the
23d day Of October, 1874,
at the front do.s OF the Court House Of Putnam
county, sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, three several tracts Of land belonging
to the said R. N. B. Thompson; one tract lying
and being in said county, in Teay's Valley,
containing two hundred and eleven acres and
sevep teen poles; one tract Of land lying on
Clyme's Creek, in said county, containing
on. bundled acres, and the other on Clymes
Creek, containing twenty three and three.
eiphts acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ope.tbird cash in hand and the balaneeou
credit Of six and twelve monthS, taking bonds
with good security for the deferred Pc, nents,
beariay interest frnm the day Of sale, and the
title reserved as further security. therefor.
JAS. ". EoGE, Specl Com'r.
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The Pyiu, Pleasant ll:russ Baud will
sdruish the music u, the Fair. Their en-.
ploynent by he'Dircc'ors is;a high con
9!;nea, 70 the members Of the Band
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BAND WAGON. P. N. Gabbsrt
has procured nice Band Wagon for the
accommodation Of our Band. he will al.
so run it between this place and the Fair
Grounds for the accommodations of those
wish to attend it.
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PRorssIrIoy.-AnY one sending

a PRorssrrlos.-Any one sending us
$ will receive the Register FIVE years
We make this proposition because We de.
sire to enlarge our paper, and want $50
subscribers for Eve years a. IS each. This
will make your paper cost you only
81 year. This proposition is open to
old as well as new subscribers. Study
the matter and see if the proposition is no,
a fair one. Let every Democrat in,eres,
himself 10 our behalf aud help to procure
this number Of subscribers.
A large stock Of Lamp Chimneys and
Burners for sale low at
VAyGrLpER's Drug Store.
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Go to the polls early Tuesday morning.
aad work for the success Of Democratic
principles.
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The Radicals pitch into Mr.. Hereford
in the Bird Congressional District. because
he accepted the salary Radical Congress
gave him.
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W. 3. Cable ss. Just received nice
10! Of scaeral hardware, including guns Of
every description, also dne lot Of stoves,
both heating and cooking. Mr.. Cable is
ous Of gu. most en,erpri'iug business men,
and is deserving the patronage Of the pub.
liz. Give him q call.
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: TuE Fam The Second Annual Fair
4of the Alasoa County Agricultural and
Nlecbauical Association commenced TWs-
day The rxhiLtisn Of stock will he very
large The dispky in the Floral Hall
~ill,sarpass anything Which ever came Of!
tn this Valley. TAcI;phy CT Ast;cs''u.
cal Implements aDa Mechanical products.
will be extensive. Ttr attendance prom;
s SIN be unusually 'ase. The Fair will
s'@ese on 'Eia4y 'c7caias with grand
;sslE at E.1Ss Na.l Ou Saturday the
%!eutenn;al ceISsiTt';'n will come Of.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

We have every assurance that none but
Democrats will be elected to Office mex.
Tuesday. Bring out every voter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

Hr. James GsxId opened 0ua 6ne
stock Of Jewtky s.'a Watches. This week.
Sn Or Mnore's tainiug Gire him cali
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

Hon. P. c. Essihsm ant p p. Glow
psd. Esq addressed The ~oterstt Cooper
District I! Collins School, house las, Fri
day night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

Oue newspaper editor asks what will a
~omsn not d" for the man she love>?"
Aud another replies ''evry,kirs bat eat
'oniaus wh"n goinc 10 party w;L hiu,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

Our spor'smeu arc beginning to STAY
the feathsry tribe and the squirrels, too
'tr that usst,cr The partr;dSes are fat.
we'll grown and abound everywhere.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

We are grstStd to asuouuce that Dr..
J. z. G.uebcs. whom We e@tccd last
wc,i: rs being dauserous'y'trrr recov.
erins. We bQpcto soon seehim upon the
streets again
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-08

A 6ne stock Of goods is now opening BY
Borders 4 Birkle, such. as piece goods,
ready.made clothing, bats, boots, shoes.
gents furnishing gee1s, dry goods, &C.
Give them call.