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THE INQUIsITIvE WOMAN. The
other day, on the Amherst railway, 1
sat next coarse-voiced woman, with
nose and eyes which looked as IL made
expressly for prying into other peoples
business, aud 4 form which indicated
that she had found the occupation a
thriving one. Opposite to US sat a
handsome young lady in an elaborate
suit of sage green, with an elegant copy
Of Middlemareh on her lap. The sharp
voiced woman stared at her very hard,
fidgeted good deal, and leaning over
commenced the conversation in this
way
"Book agent, 1 see Have good
luck ?"
"You are mistaken, madam; am not
an agent" (much astonished).
"Ohi Amt canvassingi thought
per'aps you was. Some do.n
NO" docking out the window.
you go to school, peraps ,"
NO" with half smile).
"Oh! you don't? Thought per'aps Won
did" with long respiration; and look
ing her over as if she thought she was
not making progress, she spied heavy
gold ring on the third finger Of the left
hand, and commenced again
MARRIED."
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"Bride, per'aps ?"
"Yes," with glance at tall gen
tleman who stood in the rear end of the
car, talking with the conductor).
Oh and these are your weddin' fix
ms. might have knowed IT," run
ming her eyes from the jaunty hat down
the muititudinous folds and ruffies to
the dainty french kid boots.
Husband forehanded ?n
"My husband has the same number
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to a vacant seat at the other end OF the
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

Arthur CHAMBERs, offers to punch
the head of Alexander Lawson, the Eng
lish champion Of light weights for floO
a side-also expresses his willingness to
fight any person in the United States At
40 pounds weight for 81 coo. One ad-
mires his accommodativeness more than
his discretion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

ToSx WALSH, instead of jumping on
the roof Of the Gait House at Louisville.
the other day-his purpose being to end
his lamentable caresr-only jumped out
of a window in the fifth story; and
pitiful story he made of it-fsr he only
cracked his sconce and gave himself the
headache.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

oaere 6llghe1y Dsmsralires.
The Senate Js&iciary Committee has
decided not to listen to any oral arSu,
ments on the Sutro tunnel matter, anu
the parties interested have been notlned
to file written arguments before ne1t
SATURDAY.. SutYo is very much demoiai.
lied at the decision, rs it Is believed that
the committee has taken this action IN
eon,eouence OF Sir. Sutro's insoient re-
marks before the Committee on Mines
md Mining. The Judiciary Committee
do,s NOT desire a repetition OF sncn
scenes Mr.. Satro now thinks he has
made a mistake in taking his bill away
from the other committee. He IS. how
ever. rallying a strong lobby force about
him To-day he visited a number OF
prominent journalists and Congressman
IN COMPANY with Mr.. J. Seiisnan, OF
Nev York. Mr. Seligman represents
the interests OF the capitalists who are
backing Mr.. Sutro. ~.
We find the foregoing in the special
Washington dispatches to the saera-
mento Record. The amazing thing
about Sutro's performances in Washing
tan il that he has been able to sustain
h;s boundiess and neye,-Ielaxing iinpu-
.:ence as long rs he has, without being
rebrked SO decidedly and erushingly as
TO abash him into semi-respectful silence,
or. if not silence, at least decent res
pect for the coI.tesies of life. No Con-
.,ressman's bed chamber; no public
mans sick room: no mourner's tears; 40
centleman's private parlor: no quiet po-
ler game: no conference of charity deahne
philan.hropists: Iot even the BATHROOM
or the earth-eloset have been sacred III
his eyes. The blackguard was made for
n Washington lobbyist for he can dis
eount Sam Smith and double discount
Fred. Bee. But the very qualities
which make him SO eminently successful
With spproachsble and undignihed men,
should, one would think. unit him fol
dealing with the self respectful and more
exclusive gentlemen Of the Senate. And
in the Senate too, We look for so careful
and close an investigation Of the merits
of the Negley Amendment to Mr.. Sar
gents bill a. will place it squarely AMI
fairly upon its merits-not alone viii
regard to the Comstock lode, but tn
business Of mining as contradistinguishe'
from the incidental businesses whicl
grow ND around and fasten themselve
upon our great mining interests, as well
The Judiciary Committee, In who's
hands this bill now is, is comprised o
gentlemen who will not be likely sithe
to submit to Mr.. Sutro's impertinence
or HOODWINKED by his special pleadings
Their names are, Edmunds, Of Vermont
chairman; Conking Of New York; Cal
penter of Wisconsin; Frelinghuysen Q
New Jersey; Wright of Iowa; Thurma
of Ohio; and Stevenson Of Kentucky
II Justice il what Sutro wants, land hk
the rogue who was called up for sen
tence, justice il just what he don't want
We suspect) it is in this very able an
high toned committee that he'll get !
Certainly neither he nor his opponent
will be allowed any unfair advantage
over its acts OF deliberations. rs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07


BEAR II IN MIsD.-Merchants. mocha
MICS and farmers, bear it in mind that
every time you. pay 81 25 to support the
State Government, seventy-hvs cents Of
that money is donation to William
sharon and other San Francisco stock
mauipulators, and if after due considsra-
ton, you are fully persuaded that the
Stste of Nevada owes him ANYTHING,
over and above the few paltry millions he
has received for valuable services rend-
cred, YOU had better compromise the
claim By making him United States
Senator. Reno Crescent.
This is specimen brick of the reckless
living of the Crescent. The foregoing
item, if it is addressed to anybody, and
no. to a parcel Of imaginary merchants,
mechanics and farmers, % is addressed to
the ..meschants. meehanics and farm
ers'' Of Reno in particular and Washoe
county in general; and everybody who
knows anything at all about tho matter
knows that Washoe county never sub
scribsd o quarter Of . dollar toward the
cousEuetioa II the Virginia and Tfuckee
Rsilfoad- how else in the world,
aavs thsy should expend that much In
the payment ofinterest on railway bonds.
the MERCHANTS, mechanics and fazmes
Of Washoe county could donate "
IS cents Of the amount Of their taxes
70 Sharon, ve should like to have some
body besides the mendacious fanatic
md urofasaional eorehead Of Tie Cresceai
riss mp and explain. II The above bald
>raaah of Lewis il addressed to the citl-
xens Of Ornsby, he might n we'll have
saysd His thundeg-such dEivel don't
rass here.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

San Francisco. May 4.-Polachi, the
illicit match Manufactures. has been
held to answer by United States Com
missioner Sawyer, in 1900 bail.-Press
Dispatch. e., - ~ O..
The rogue has been marrying young
runaways without license.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

WAsHoI VA1IEY.-At the present
time Washos valley presents a very
handsome appearance. A large number
of acres of ground have been sown with
alfalfa. The grass. already, is over two
inches in hish. The ranchGs arc grad
ually encraaching on the sagebrush do
main. Several hundred more acres OF
grain will be sown this yea1 than last
Nerada STATE Journal
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

HoxEE LANE. the famous Eastern
wrestler, has accepted the challenge to
w,estls Michael Whalen Corduroy for
81 OOO. After the vhalin' that Michael
got at the hands of Mclaughlin, We
should think Homer, or any other old
poet might feel able to fax him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

NosrAEAHz1LI do ~ commend Ser
atom Ssueent's bill providing for the re-
nal q those Sections Of the Act OF
ICES which assign cclored officers to
certssn regiments. Mr.. Sargsnt's pur-
pose is to open the army rosters to all,
regardless of race, color or condition.
He il eminently right. Certainly 1t Is
high time, now that We have Witnessed
the spectacle of q coiored Senator III
Congress and colored representatives
upon the floor Of the Lower House. to
remove all barriers which stand between
the coiored army officer and his own
promotion to the best posts of homer in
the service to which he belongs. Else
is the military superior to the civil parts
O. this scheme of government. Doubt
less there will be many honorable and
brave and most worthy officers offended
by the coming among them. upon terms
of equality, of the men of swart sisage
and erisped hair; but the Drawer and
truer AMI vorthier will not hesitate to
accord their new dusky tellow-officers
such ccurtesies and such credit as their
tlemeanor and their manner OF doing
the duties OF a soldier shall entitle them
to. We certainly hope Mr.. Sargent 5
bill will become law-it certainly Will
if it passes both Houses of Congress
for the President no: only approves bst
urges the measure.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

CAprUREp.-Ths lunatic, referred to
in our issue Of yesterday, as having got
away from Deputy Sheriff Burns, va:
retaken yesterday morning. He bad
slept in q woodshed near town during
the previous night. He was seen and
information was given at the Sheriff q
Office which led to his capture. Mr..
Burns left for Woodbridge with his
charge this morning.-Necdda STATE
Journal - ar
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-07

HEAvENsi An item which has got In
to the general eddy of news. IS to the
effect that Edward Payson Weston, the
eonsresationaiist pedestrian, is under
engagement to walk 500 miles within SIX
days. He is going to begin Oh next
Monday, so that he will be absent from
but one Sunday-school. Exercises will
open with prayer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

$AFDclr BnASpr.-Wc a'c sorry to
:sarn ;Sat German chspis; has succeed.
cd IN making frs: rate bFaady cut Of
sagdust. We are friend Of tie teDPei-
C1ce movement. aDi We want i, to succeed
30: Eha; chlaao nil! i haze when mao
caa take rip saw and 60 ont aud ge'
arupk on face rail? What is the use Of
prohibi.0ry liquor las il mau is able
70 make braudy suashcp gu. ofthc shingles
Oh bis roof, or il he can get dcliriln ire.
moas By drinking tie legs Of BIS Kitchen
chairs? ycu may siu! an incbriate out of
gin shop. AID keep lin from tavcrca. bu,
fds cao became ppsoarous on boiled saw.
dast sna dessica;ed siadoH sills; any effort
a: ratorn msss necessarily be failure.
|. will DO wise therefore, ii temperance
soeietie, will butcher the German chemist
before be gees sry further pam County!
tTsnR) Nee,.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

TgE&7xcSE c. HEADAcaE DE- Laais:
BEcotou, il paper "0a tho Action o.
Purgativc Medicine" recently published
81 the Prae'i.oncr, writes: The admins
! a:iOn Of brisk pu-gaiiyc, or small
dose of Epson s-!t. thrice dsy. is NEST
efcc'ual remedy for frontal hcalschs wheo
combined with constipation; lut If the
bowels be regular, the rlor5ii processes
on which i: depends seem to bV checked.
and the headache removed even more
eGec'uallT By niiso hylrocholoric acil or
ty slkaiies, si'au be:osc meals II the
headache De Immediately above the ere
b'ows. the acid is the best +: tu. Il i; be .
little higher up. jrst where the hal, begins.
the a:ka!ies appear to NE to be the more
efectaal. a. the same time that the head
ache is remoTed, the feelings Of slcppiuess
aud ~eariness. which frequently lead toe
patients to complain hat they rise Up
more tired THAI they lag iovq, geperaliy
disappear.
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G. p. SIMPSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Point Pleasant, Mason County. West Va.
q AyING moved 10 md permanently loeated
u al Point Pleasant. and having procured
the use of II J. Fishers Low Library. ! vii! a:
III times be found at his cRice ready TO attend
anv mud all business entrusted TO nv car.:
md viii practice hereafter in the counties OF
Mason. Prsnam. jackson ard Rosne.
All persons coming to Point Pleasant by the
Kanswha or Chic River Bnats, can consult
with me at .any tineof night in time to return
by same boat, by calling q ny residence.
Epril lS-Jy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

an experienced editor pays bigh and
deserved compliment to tho fair pa;r;n' 0;
tie Press 7.Woucp. be says. nre the
bastsub,cribers IL the world to newspapers.
magazines, etc. We huve been editor
forty yeaFs. snd nersr los; dollar BY fy
male snbs:rjtcrs. They seen to make il
spoiut of conscientious d4;y TO pay the
preacher anu the printor-,so classes Q!
the community !ha! suffer more by bad pay
AID 10 pas At ali ihaa al the rest pu; To-
gaher.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

in Italian Prince. When be wcnt ca =
journey, always took bis co7k vith him =
When rounding the ahrnp. angling Of q
rock, which vas exceedingly Peri!ous, he
heard he cry of man. the saort OF Z
asle, aud the cra.h OF somc opc faIliag
secf : precirice. Tac harro7 stricken
Prince cried cut: The c9ok,, Is i, the
cook" "No. yoar exceI!ency. replied Ii,
attendant. IL Is B.t;isia. "Ah. ouly Il.
chaplain! sIcaycG be prai.ea:"'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

A papyras manuscript. found 10 an
Egyptian tomb, has lately been Translated
Sby q scholar Of Heidelberg who prouoan
ces is,,c be the address Of Ramses III, TO
sll the Nations Of the earth detailing min
u.eiy allthe causes which led to the ego.
sps cftas Jsgs from tie lspd Of Pharo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05
!. ". HOGS. J. T. TIs:x'
MGGG s. T5IgMs,
Attorneys and CQanSe!eFS at Law,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.

Office in the COrr. House. 6T5. dco: on the EighI
Msiz Entrance.
WILL Practice in ihc Circuit Court Of ia
" sou county. the Supreme Court Of Ap
pesls, District Court NJ Charleston. judge
Hoge viii practice in tie County CJsrs OF Ma
so1 County, also, and vii! be in regular a;ten.
lance apou the above Courts. Collections 90.
IiciIed and remittancss promptly msde. JOHN
E. Timms having procured an official seal is
TO do any business Of II NotGry Fub.
lie. iGd;esS, j. ". Hogs, Winfield, West
Virginia, or, J0ha E. Tinms. Point Pleasant
West Va. jan. 90, lS74-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

The 1ezt lsrge.. bells 20 Big Ben" 10
England. are Peter" of York. aud Big
Tom' of Oxford, The Former weigh,
OYER Il tons. and siyes the uote { sharp;
the latter waigas over tonS, and is gen
orally considered to give the no;e \.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

They believe IL fashion 10 Tope&n, and
when Mr Williams wouldn't pr; on .
mourning band for tac death of bis wife
they dragged bin through a creek and
shared his bead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

4 wag, in "Eba. he knows about iarr,
ing gi:es 3 veFr good llr to remove wil
oS's weeds H9 says gooi.Iookins nan
has only to say wilt ;hou," and they
wilt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
Virginia House
POINT PLEASANT v. "a,
4. z. DEElL. Proprictor.

X D'IL-h' VDI'NVOI
THISwrll Known House having been thor
ocghly repaired IRON allick 10 cellar sud
,refurni he'd al great expense, with new bed
ding. together with rev furniture of the mos
modern styles, is now pne OF the best kept
Houses IN The STATE. Experienced walters al
tend the wants Of guests. A right walchman
j. kept 10 convey passengers to and from boats
at ali hours Of n.ght The travelling public
src respectfully invited to step al thi, House
guaranteeing that lhey will net 90 away dis
Sa'i.Eed. In CONNECT with the above h,
Proprietor has a good Livery Stable.
october Goth, lST3-rf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

If cur Maker thought it wrong fer
Adam toremaiu single when there vas DC
woman on earth. how criminally wrong
are the old bachelors With tie world full Of
pretty girls!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05
Nc ma liFer "a "a op,- p,cie q doing

Nc mos differ as &c our mcie Of doing
gccl While oa+ motive, may be eqraIiy
pure. way then shO.id We i"peacb
others motives? We may be equally
anxious to serve God, Why tlien should We
DO charged With se!:shuesa aasa l4bo;ius
to save soak?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

Got aHy,hiog 70, sict nan to read!
inquired apug.uo:cd boy" at news sand
the othas day. Yes. Anything you want
bibles. poems, religious books, c'o !"
replied the clerk. "Bit!es." echoed the
bog, 30 soy :hiss dada baagel? Gin.
me lively dinc-noreI-ouc with an 10
jun s:alp;Ug soIger'
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

'SS"~
Ga'oSIc -Min;arn Lodge No 10. 4 :. and
A. H.. meets cu the 1T and ihird Tucsd'yS o;
each month. c. SHREWSBURY. Secretary.
LOO. F.-The Point Pleasant Lodge No.
33. 1. 0. 0. E.. meets cgeIy Thursday night,
at Fishers Hall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

II &c coala READ the secret history Of
our eneaics. We should Cad IN each mans
lie soro~ and srrsr;us enough 70 'i,ara'
all our hostility.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05
ETRl7 Day al Increase il Fish llll
and T8iglt is Seen and Eel.

srs-y dro7. ~ ;',s s4@s47AElLt;4E sIso:-
gSS7 cGlarsi.i cot, g;lF11h t9s Bi1ed. Sweat C.ae
Grd o,:cr ?id: En5 1ces @: tie Sy1tecl TIC T!cor Of
Tie I0r 4 ,,rI tic .ssis5 Of tie e03y with new nd
sound material Sf>g;l!t, SylhIs, CORsump;!oa.
GIardular ..scGse Giccrs ~ The thTo.: Hosih To.
,rcr- Soicgin c ciAidsa3d cteT paris Of the system
soEc Eyes SirHnoryu. discharges iGo: the East and
nc IcrS a.rtns ~ SKIN di'as-Gt. ErIf;iGns Ferss
s27es Scs EelI T.!EE Wo..u sal. !:spir ErysizslaS
Acne isa.LF si .O.Ics ~ ITO Fiesi, TualS:S Can.
GERS i! ;ra Tguh. and ell Ne4ssiiHs anil paiHla! DIS
charges Nigh. .wc,S Ig o! s,S!:E Sr3 al wastes OF
dc Nc .FrIn SIC T!lh!I tbs eEEaare rsrsc OF ihi,
cr0r A:lori Ghnr.tES, all :sN days ". Viii
Prove To-. I,G!, s itI9r e.;Ac: 3l:At;se .o:;2 81
c,ssi.e &. - leu. ToI'ei 10 care them.
I:Ihs Trii7-f deity r:coa alag rcncc1 by thc TsS!cs
GU. !Ccsi.C ii, tatIs sG5:ihss.y progressing. ~
seed. IN crfS ;ss IgA-is-. sid rc sis 30 Fss.s
G!i.pop lna!.r.' t.fic Da 5cAiiIy a.cSI-a.. us
Re S.!iAIEs.-,-!aI VII o5i i:G!s .esa;s--a ezra
iJcCs:si'; fCr scI o1cS Ihs rtnGdy cHIa'r-icsi -
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H.. :. s:eG .zI.. Iyi DO sHpld. s:!i e'S: Nv
,irnfiicni vifisas6ErI;s. SSS'sz Ehd s:n;tr.
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10, osiy u,.,s ~ SAssi.s cr::fr Eis.SsI:sr f:si
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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MASON COUNTY.
ia l;a Circui: Ccrr-Ros JOS ssiiTf;
Residence. Ravenswooi. Jackson county.
CLERK Circuit Cccfi--C. g. WAGGENER
President County Cour.-B. J REDMOND
Clerk Comfy C6ar:--E E!MBERL!SG.
Prosecuting a;torney--D. W. P0LSLEY.
SHERIFF. SEEDN.
Jailor-J. JETETT.
sls:eyor Of Lands--G. ". pULLIE.
ASSESSOR Dist No. l-J&C0B R0USG.
Z" {" IDS VAx MscRE. Dep
10. e-JugS G BUCKLEY.
superizteni': Of schoolS--D. ?. GUTHRIE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

An inebria;ed Individual pfecipiia'ed
himself DOVE s,airs. end, GO striking ,he
zths lsadi5g ,rcpsdaclfaiiy' apastroptizsd
with: III 5oa'd bean waiting TO come
down stairs. Why dido't yor ssy 50, sou
wooieu-h beaded Old fool. az II come
With sou az showed you the way"