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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Wior0 itt clttcr 9sStrfIJid,eTt.

9teW y OFT, 10. Sunt. = YtQrf @iQ
uno Mortlner Sulliuan gerictbcn beate
OtorgCn in ciuer g8trtbi6aft me9en Der uell.
ltden Sadlt 9fegatta III 8Ortwe6iel, nobel
@rlterer etnc %iItOlc Sog uuo Su1ipm CT.
| lhoB. @tl periutlte ipdter aud ben Goli
3tIten 81 erifieBeu, melher inn fcituabu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Gin SG,oOncr 0urd1 5Yct,cr 3trIf0rt

i dImOn0, Nl., %. SUM. = Der mlt
&alf, aoblcn mo 3ieAeliteincu be aOene lnO
mad 9tOriolf, Sd, betimmtc SAooner SEQ.
.. 8ubman" gerictb beute 9lbtuO III Srauo
uuo ianf oil Der g8wfte. Nian nimnlt ais
llriadt ocS 6euCrS an, OaB 28aTier Omh ciuen
Qet i'll oaS Sdiii Oraug uAO nit Dem Salf III
8sriihrlInd fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26

Ser aatb, 6eurD 8, 0atpss bat uadl eiller
aus Spriu9lielb, Maf., eingsluuieueu
0epeidc bic sSicoerernennuug gum 9Ongrefe
abgelebut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Sin greOiger 'tno ieine Satin

@i6mou0, pa, %. 5nHl. - gbnp.
Sbrucr uno icine Satin, i'll SOtctowl,Go.
mobubait, mmOcn Bcute &benO pom Btige
CridllG0GH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Nitro GlOcertn Gtp&oiiOm at.f
Sfutcn=CSL0ftN

9iem 9ort, 10. SUM. - 2lm Dittt=
mod gfoduittag wurOen auf Der Statiou
3ld)mono Salleg al Der @iicn6abu auf
Staten 55lanO Der 74.jdbrtge @alter Sif8
nHo beiieH 6rau oUrb cine ghtrO @luc,rin
@rploHoH l6mcr Derlcbt Ser 9llte hattie
elue SPreugHng oorjunebmeu, uno 9titroz
@lpcerm III Die 9tdbt ciue5 Sfcu8 geiteQt,
I'M eS 3u trodncn. Der Sfcn wurOc in
Atome 8eriprtngt, 6rou 6if8 purbe III 30.
ben 9elhIeuOcrt, 10 OoB itc Die SeTiuuung Der
lor. Ste crlttt auBcrbem cinen S6enfel
bru9, p0n otm ite i6werlih gebelt merben
fam. Der 2lltc erlttt oil 6GnOeu uno 9(r=
men crbebltte &erlctungen. gtle M6bel
mareH jertritmmcrt un0 DC 6cnherideibcn
5erbro4en: 0aS betagte Baar batte crit por
aur5enl ieiue goloene 6cd5;eit qcieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Slutiaer &0mpf Mntcr 2trbcitcrtt.
-3wet Ncrionen get00tct nmS
ttctrcre 2ktioere periO1tttOet.

StHCtHn at %. SUM. - Gtue Spe=
;ialsDepei6. rom Bartcr8burger ,,Guqurer"
melOct: y9lm SOnntag UtOrgtu fanO auf Der
ySbort=Htue Gtienbabn", etma Is Wteilen
pom bier, inter 9lrbcituu b,t Gontrottoreu
2Saro uuO McSaugblin Elm blutiger Sampf
itatt. Nm gbcnO porber hattie elmer BON
8arb'S geuteu eiue 6rou brutal geidlagu
uno mar Oafiir itreuge beitrait por6en. gllS
8aro bon Dem SOrfaa SunOe crbielt, Der
iammelte CT ieine geute etna 100 S6pfc, uuO
begab ii6 geitcrn Radmtttag aui ben S6au=
plab be8 6reuel8. Sin un6ulOiger gte9er
wnroe bon Dem Saufeu iiberfallen uuo enOz
lid BON elmer 2tnhGbe oeS 6luBuiers biuuu-
tergcitiir6t. Gr iud]te iiA Ourf Shnimmer
Su rttteu, tunrOC abcr erifONCn. Spdter fanO
ein Sampi inter ben Grb,iteru GnrO'S unO
oereu gegneru itatt, bel wclaem elmer BON
gSar0'8 Seuten cine t00tli6e gSunOe erbtelt,
pel4er er iettber erlcgeu lit. gtcuu ODER 5ebu
2lu0ere crlttten idlpere 8erlebuuoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
500 oer WaoOome 9IW0nbpn.

FOul lIIe, w., l9. Sunt.- Wia0ame
4uouboa, gStttue te5 beriibmteu 9iaulc=
iori1er5 Sean ). 2IuOubOn, 1T IN asuuUtae,
w., 9elttrn I'm adtstgit;H Sabre tGreg gtbc2E
gcltOrbeu.
S@re6ttner aau0morO tu Ciucu,
2SaISc ttt &cntnfv.
a. o.. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Sur6tbare Stiirmc lit Sbto, SSn=
Diana ltno observation-disclosures
ScrintlCtf d nfff NLfkc erid1lnneil. .

Cincinnati, Sbio, 25. SUM-. = Su
Sititn, Ohio, wittbctc hcute gtadmittog eiu
beftt9cr Sturm, melder Ddher bon Den
6Gnleru riB, @iufrieoigungen ;crit6rte mo
Die 6elOfriihte arg behdOi9te.
Ntc&ounCsplae, Ohio, puroe bcute 9taG=
mittag uou eincm furhtboreu Srfau bcimqc=
lud]t; Sdnme wmben enhpur5eit uno l0Guier
muroen Dem @rObooen gletf gemaht. Son
elmer GnengleBeret mur0e OcS Qaf iortgerii
len unO Sertritmmerte cine &aditelumouer.
Sic Wtarftballc uurOc entoad,t. &iele Sc.
idlGitsleute erleiOcu id)mere &erluIte. Ser
luit al DteHi4cnleben lit uiht al befloaeu
Der Sturm rOi'te i'll elmer @reitc UoH Il
Rellen. 0epeidlen aus ueridicoeucn Sc.
gcuoen OcS nOrOlideu Suoiaua unO beS lib.
llden Dtl9l9an brtngcu Seri6te iibcr bcftigt
Semltter, ptldlc groBe %erpiiltuugen uuat
rldltet babeu. SO melt nan bis ett crf66Tt
muroa orep Beriuueu pom 8libe cri,hlnocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
Sclbffll1nIDc IN NScln Mnrf.

u em ort, 20. Sunl. - Der 26zJdb
rige Wtartln 9atlg ljeB itl bentt friib I'M
llbr I'M vBHtnam 0Ouie," Gdc Der 20.
ShaBe HuO 4. NUenue, eiu 3immcr amei
len, unO ehpn SMnOen ipdt,r fauo man
ieine Stide aiIi oenl 3rottor Dor Dem 6otel.
Dian ntnmt IN, BAT er ijd} aus Ocm 8sHItcr
itiirjte.
Gtn gepiiir }Sm. Si5te oiug 9titsrn
gtahmutda III reH ,Gtntyal- Bari" no Ct
eIne Oe0eutcnOc GuaEtItdt $ltriol uerihudtc,
Gr wAtOe noG peuI st. gutaS -0Oipit0lc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
WprOs tttlO SelbitmnrOe zgScri1ldl.

gtem. y ort, %. <5unl. = >5n JtemQrt,
rs 9ing 5Obu y. Duber geiteru 2benb i'll
Die gSobnnug iciuer SdjmeitT nnO bradte
tbr cine t6OtlIdlc SduBmunoe in Den Sopi
bel, neil iie nid]t untcrlaiIen nollte, Die 9luf'
mertiamfeiteH eiueS 6reierS 3u enlpfaugcu,
Der ibrem Sruoer miBfiel. NatOem cr ur=
baftet moroen, Aadte Ct III icincr Belle Den
Serudl, itdl 5u CrbdngGI, murOe abcr bwun-
ter0eidnltten. che Der Snn einnetrsten mnr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
gGmertfaniId)e Ginridtnn9cn aui itaIieniIdJC
NSifenbahiren.


sc ailuno, 25. SUM-. - 6eute rpurbe
Elm auf 10 Sabre giltiger Gontratt abae=
i6loIIeu, @ulman'i9e Yalalt= =Ga99onS fir
ale 3Ioe uno @iienbahn 2tuieu Sber= STD
lien's Su beidafeu. 0aourb wirb nament=
lid fir Die groBen 5fOuten Der SergniigungS
&eiienben via Der n0rbliden Seen etnem
lange 9efiiblten BebiirfniB abgebolfen merSen.
9ie BreIie Oriidt iid) bOdlt anerfenneno iibcr
amuifanilden Sorti6ritt ans uuo madlt Sem
Seneral DIRECTOR lmllban etu Compliment,
neil er i'll 10 unternebmenoer 99eiie Die Sc.
biiriniiie bes YublitumS beriidF6tige.
RuBLanO.
&onbon, "a. SUM-. - Gin ct. BsterSz
burger 8latt melbet, @ilenbabubeamte bdtten
Sefebl befonlnlell, Su einem Seiu6 Der 6Suiz
gin pou Gu9laHO SOrfebrun9en Al treftcn.
Die Intunft Der SDnt9tn in RuBlauO mirO
gegcu Utitte september ermartet.
sd,redIidJes SeeunsIa6.
@On nfautinopel 20. Stunt. - 9as
tiirfii6e 6abr3eug Starr" ua6 Safanica un.
terlueg8, ltieB etltcrn i'm Dtarmora Dteere
nit pem egpptiiden Sd)iiie ySeberu" 3uIam-
men MD ianf iMnerbalb mcniaer Dtiuuteu,
Der y&arr" bate, elni9lteBlidl Der Wanl.
i6uit, $40 Mcnl9eu am SorO, mouor
500 ertruHten!
8raiiIiea.
! Bern m b IL c o, %. SllnI. - Die qliid
lihe 8eenpigung Der Segnng oes unterieeiidber
SNbels, peldes 8raitiien nit europa ir oi
reIte telegrapbii6e SerbluOuug iett, 1T in
gauisn. 9duoe nit GROCER 6reuOe begriiBt nor
Oeu, NIB Ill BernambHco berriht ir0hlif
Aufre9uH9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26

2iiiabon, %. 3uni.-0ic Giegieruugen
bon Yortugal unO 8raTlien baben mcgen Der
oollenOeteu telegrapbiifen SerblnNung Der
beibcn QdnOer bic Bcrf0mmli6en Gratula
tion6ocpeihen nit chamber au8getauift.
Ser iRterRatiouaIc Gom9rcf 81 SrIiieI.
3onbon, %. Sunt. = Der @ongreB 5u
Sriiiiel, mtldlcr iiber S0lferredte perbanoelu
iuiro, tritt nab Den ueucten 9tahrifteu mirf=
LID 5uiannen. Gnglanb bat ietne @lTuen=
Oungeu falen luhen. 2Sic Sranfrcif itd) Su
Der 4ngeIegenbelt uerbalten miro, 1T nod un=
erti6ie0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26

EOui8Uille, Sp., 70, SUM. - Sin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-26
SerwideIunscn sruiidIen gcrTien uno Der


gOnOOn, "a. SUM-. - Die Sesiebuugcn
;lpii6en Der Giirfei unb Berfien fiuS nidt be-
IoneerS freunoifaftlid. IS erbeat, Dap Die
periiI6e 9tegieruug iid) gemeigert bat, einen
titrfil4engfomabenitamm polf 2OOO6anilien,
welfer auf peritidem@ebiete 3uflu6t gciu6t
bate, 6urid5uienben. gluBerbem mar cine
Ibtbeilung Siirfeu BON perTi6en Bilgern er-
griffen unO miBbaubelt worOen. Die Thrift
ife 0fe9ierllng brObt, Yeriten gu Sluingen, Die
Seute ausSuliefern, welfe ibre llutertbanen
miBbanbelt baben ionic ben entflobeuen
Stamm ua6 Der Siirfei Surhfsui6ifeu.
gSenn Oieiem Serlangen nidt raid 6olge qe=
9eben mlro, 10 ilno Seruidelungeu eruiter
Nrt Smti9en bei0en 2dnOern III crlpQrten.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
TRUSTEES SAFE
COAL AND SALT PROPERTY n MASON

COAL AND SALT PROPERTY IN MASON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
By virtue Of \ Deed Of Trust executed and
delivered BY The Crescent Coal aud Salt CON,
pany of the City County aud Stale Of New
fo'E to the undersigned, as trustees, dated the
twenty.lhird day Of Jrac, ISL, and recorded
IN the ofiee Of the Recorder Of Mason County,
West Virginia. in Tlust Deed Book No. 10.
lies 3ae and following.
We, the undersigned, as trustees under said
deed, hereby give notice that We will sell al
public auciIoa, at the Court House. al Poin,
Pleasant, fc The CcGrty or Mason, aud Stale
of West Virginia, on Thursday, tie tScp;y.
ninth day OF October, 1874. commencing at
70 o'clock noon Of that day, The property,
rights, privileges, aud franchises conveyed ..
Intended 10 be conveyed 10 Us by said deed Of
trust, default having been made by tie sad
Company IN the terms and conditions Of SeiG
deed, and said default having continued 70.
The space Of sixty days, and we being requir
ed, in writing, 10 make srch sale by holders
Of al least Que hall in amounted the bonds Sc.
cured BY ssie decd. which were At the time {
making such request dueani outstanding.
The property Aforesaid includes some Eve
hundred r. d seventy.SiX acres Of laid in said
county Of Mason. State OF West Virginia, to.
sclher with the appQrtenanceS 10 The same be
longing, and The coal aud other mineral rights
in said lands, and all the privileges and ap.
puHcaarces 10 said land belonging, with the
bgeakwaters, piers, landings. railcosds. plat.
forms, entries, coal and oihc: minerals.
Aud also includes all the coal and other
mineral rights, franchises and privileges Of
the said Company in other lands in TIE said
County of Mason, containing some four hGnd.
red and eighty.six acres. with, !ae ralcab!e
salt furnaces and oher improvements erected
on said lands. together with all the franchises,
rights, privileges. advantages. hrcditamcnts
tppurtenaaccS Of The said Company n any,
wise apperlaining 10 the said lands and coal
and mineral rights in said County OF Mason
Aforesaid
For more full and complete description of
the prrpesty 10 be sold, with It's boundaries
aud lo.alicn, :c:rrencc may be had 10 TIE said
Deed Of Trust, o. record US aforesaid.
The sale will be made subjec! to the pr
lien, and 10 the provisions Of 4 prior Deed OF
Trust executed upon the same property, by
the West Columbia Coal aud Salt Company,
10 Russell StYrgiS and ]ames II. Young, as
trustees, TO secure bonds Of that Company 10
the amount Of one buadrcJ thousand collars.
bearing date July !, 1855, aud Of record in
tic Recorders Office aforesaid. in Deed Book
No. l9, pages 272 and following.
Terms of Salc:-'rcn per ccut. of the pur
Il. =. l.. 4 Il
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Yo RpehifscIs !?

1--WE undersigned, Committee appointed by
L the County Coart Of Mason County, West
Virginia. viii receive plans and specifications
hom Architects for Ike erection Of : fire proof
roatailiig i%U ToniGs of7le itliw.
ing dimensions, inside measure, one lG feet By
90 feet, and The other 90 BY p feet, and - feet
between floor aud ceiling Said building 10
be strictly fire proof N every respect.
Said plans and specifications together with
the probable cost OF the erection OF said build
ing co!hpleic in al is apartments viii be re
ceived BY the undersigned ., Point Peasant,
West Virginia, until the ID day Of Novcnbcr,
1871. CHAS. Is. WAGGENER,
JOHN i. TIMMS,
L. ". SISSGN,
ipIy 3O-td. Committee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Public Sale Of Land in Mason County!

PURSUANT to the terms Of deed of trust
/ executed 10 by SelLen T. Wray on The 9Osh
day Of August, 1873. and recorded in Mason
County Court Clerk oifcc, in trust deed hook
No. ., folio 81 and following, 10 secure cc;.
tain debts therein mentioned, | shall on the
18th day of November, is7,, ithat being
County Court day. al the f:ont door OF the
Court House Of Mason county, offer FOR sale al
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder. for cash,
the tract Of land descrbedin said trust deed,
as containing Seycniy acres, aud situated OF
the waters Of Salt Geek, IN said Mason eonn-
", and is tie tract Of land lately owned by
John Holt, now deceased.
FIR. EEA.NS, Trustee.
T. " S;sson, Attorney or Trustee,
,ri Is Nv
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
TRTSTEES' SALE

DY virtue of the poSrcrs vested in INC by a
u deed oft:aBt bearing la'c on the Both day
of June, 1874. made by John N. Cherry aud
Isaiah Gibbs, partners as CHERRY, Gibbs d
Co., TO NC as trustee, 10 secure The payment
of ascertain debt fully described in said deed
of trust, which is Of record in Mason County
Court Clerks Ciiice in trust Deed Book SO. ..
page 300 10 j. +. postOn, shall on the
18th day Of November, 1871,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, st the ircrt
door of the Court House OF Mason County. a
certain palmer, called the "vict,r,,. tCgcthcr
with al! lis apPus;cnanccs, situated in the
mill of said Cherry. Gibbs d Co, in the town
OF Toiul Pleasant for cash as 10 fifty per cent
Of the pGrrhgsc money, and credit o. Fix
months as to Ire residue. Bond with gooi SC.
curlty, beariss interest from day Of SAFE viii
be required Of The purchaser for the deferred
payment.
cctl5-:w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

MARErgD.-A. the residence of the
brides uncle, Simeon Dcslcr. Esq, IN
Craigsville, Augusta county, Virginia, by
Rev. Mr.. Young. Mr.. John Il. Carlisle.
of Craigsville, to Miss Laura E. Risk, Of
Point Pleasant, Yves. Virginia. Our bcs.
wishes attend them; may their path IN the
rugged journey Of life be Hi,hor. stuab-
ling blocks.
At the residence of the brides father,
ocsObe' Sth. 1874, BY j. L. Hepsley.
Mr.. P. L. Canes, Of Racine, Ohio. to
Miss Ezevaria Roush, daughter Of Mr..
Lewis Roush, of Mason county.
4; the residence Of the brides mother,
uear Hickory Chapel October I'D,
1874, BY Rev. Geo. c. Wildiug. Mr.. W.
Mckinney to Miss Olivia A Shields; both
of Mason County. Accompanying this
notice was nice lotOf cake. al hands
join in wishing the happy couple long
and useful life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

NOTICE or POSTPoNEMEyT.
THE sale Of the property, rights, franchises,
| &c, DC, OF the Crescent Coal and Salt
Company, heretofore advertised by US as 1'rus.
tees, 10 take place on The och day Of October,
1874, at the Court House in Point Pleasant,
Nilsson County, West Virginia, commencing N
u O'Clock at noen. is hrrehy ro.tponsl I'LL
further notice Dated at New York City,
October sd, 1874
FREDERICK II. WoLCoTT,
GEORGE ". GERARD.
Trustees for tie BondholIers Of the Crescent
Coal and Salt Company.
oct. 9g-tf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Aboct this time look out for smallpox
scarcs. We do rot End this advice in the
Almanacs, bet it IS Tue annually recurring
admOa;tiOn Of the gossips aud sensation
mongers. In New York sudden aud
remarkable Increase of the disease is re.
ported. and the philaaelpaians ere BE-
ginning to be frightened.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

"a West Virginia lawyer based Ii.
claim to scat in the Legislature upon the
fact that he passed two years IN the poor
house when boy lie got i.."-Pt;&s-
bmgt Gommrcid.s
News, Indeed. Whc.c did you get
your information? Cutie probably you
fshcd It from the bottom os q beer glass.
-.SIaGayG.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The Swift Iron Manufacturing Company,
will locate in The Valley, probably near
Charleston. 1t should be at Point Pleas.
ant at mouth Of the KauaWhu.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

AcciDnSr.-John Kappiuger, aged 10
years, son of Jacob kuppinser, Mason
City, was fatally injured by the explosion
ola lamp, which be was carrying. Ee
was instantly cnvclopcd 10 flames. Every
thing was done fer him that was possible,
the flames quickly extinguished and rene
dies applied, get after six hours of suffer-
ing, he died.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

C. A. Worn:ck, Defendant,
The object ofthis suit IS 10 collect the sum
Of sI79.sO cue the plaintiff from the defendant
and to subject the properly of the said defend
ant, by Attachment, 10 sale to satisfy the same
sud i appearing iroal a!Ii9Hitfied, dat a.e
defendant is 4 non resident Of this STATE, it is
ordered that he do appear here at Rules 10 be
held in the Clerks Office Of laid Court on the
first Monday in November, next, aud do what
is necessary to protect his interest ia This suit!
Tes:c.- J. L. MIDDLETON. Clerk.
Ca-pill & Tomlinson, Soils. oc.. i5-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

From the amount of coal being discdare-
ed from bargcs at the river, it is to be pre-
sumcl our citizens are pretty generally
laying in for a full waters supply. Iii
cheaper now than for many years pre-
yious.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

ADvrsr,s:Na-Cuc c.suot easily gel
away from the eject of advertising. If a
man alvcrtiscs that his stock is fresh and
fashionable, It is difficult TO believe tia:
he las no: really dncr stock than those
who 90 not so advertise. This Influence
OF advertising affects the natural qualities
Of q human being. and may be safely ap,
pealcd to.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

It is thought absurd for man TO sit and
wait for trade. Micawbers in business do
aot, in fact, make large fortunes Bat"
say some men, Il cannot leave my store 70
go abou! and stir up trade. Perhaps, in
deed. he cannot, but he caa send out bis
winged messengers Of enterprise in the
shape Of such lively advertisements IS " i'll
cause people to stop and talk with him be-
fore buying elsewhere. Advertisements
are good scouts and frst-rate skirmishCrs.
-~~<><>~~~~>>~>>-I>>
Jim Harper Of the Gallipolis Journal,
joined the Temperance hague, but We are
Informed that the election Of Col. Vance
50 preycl upon his mind, that he has
again rcsorted to the flowing b6sl and
Keeps his spirits up by pouring spirits
down. Iolcorb, impars 10 poor Jim,
some fatherly advice. ere it is too late.
~-~-<>->->>>~.<-<-~>~>I><
SINGING SCHOOL. Prof. Yates Sing
'0s'School was organized Monday night
wa new plan, and will be continued sis
months. Dr.. Barbec was elected Secre-
SFy and Treasurer; and Charles Hogg,
george Martin and Mrs. c. NJ. Cole, we're
@'Po'nted an Executive Committee. A
sy'i deal Of interest is manifested in this
y E1o'I' and with lis practice and tina. Of
''ad' we can expect lively times each
hight this winter.
p;;,.
III e October weather. Forest trees
Ign to drop the sere aud yellow leaf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

We hear there is to bea new boat ia the
Kauawha and Ga'lipOlis trade soon; it is
owned by a company aud is called West
Virginia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
PERSONAL Rev. W. E. Hill expects

PERsOsAt Rev. W. E. Hill expects
to move into the parsonage this week; The
building is on the corner of Eighth and
Wand Streets. where he will be glad to
welcome bis friends.
Robert Young, Esq, of this city, left
for Wheeling. Saturday, to attend the
Grand Lodge Of |. 0. 0. F.. which met
IN that city Tuesday, and to which lie was
Representative from the Lodge it tais
place.
Our good looking and popular young
friend, Robert Il Henderson, left Tues.
day, on visit TO his parents, at Belprc,
Ohio. he will be back in about ten days.
We had the pleasure Of meeting in our
city Friday, J.. H. Riley, Esq +, Of Jackson
C. Il. He was officially visiting the Ma.
sonic Lodge IN this place, as Grand Mast.
er of the State.
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INpRovEAEsrs,-Nrs. Mary McCuIlocb
la; moved into her new house. The ho1se
was built by D. S. Ford, Of Gs!lipolis,
aud is cue ofthe finest in the city.
James II. Couch. Jr., is pushing his
new house rapidly forward, and will occa-
~ it sometime next month.
A. E. Bickle, is putting up a fnc two
story residence on corner Of Wand and
It'll Streets. This building will add much
10 tie appearance Of that pa.t Of the. city
The Merchants National Bank is being
repaintcd, which will add much to the
beauty Of that building.
In that p.rt Of the city. OF KaDawla
river, several new houses have been erect
cd this Summer.
Taken altogether, our little city is i'm
prosiug quite rapidly. Next season we
haze every reason to believe, will be a
busy one in in the way CT improvements.
THE MAILs.-0ur mails are no carried
very badly on all the routes to this place.
We can hardly remember the time VIXEN we
have had nail down the Ohio. A spec
ial agent Of the P. 0. Department was
here sometime ego, and promised that this
matter should be attended to, but as &c:
we see no improvement in tie way Of
mails.
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no thc PuLlic.

G,HE EAGLE FLoUHNG MILLS are how
L thoroughly repaired, snd feel confident ia
saying that VIC car furnish as good an Article
OF Flour, Meal. otfll, DC. as any Mil! IL The
Ohio Valley. and at as low prices. Oar Mr
Robert Wilson rs Miller. needs no comncu
di!ion. fiivc US rial.
az % I'm. PERKINS { WILSON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

A Sabbath School Convention ofall the
Ministers aud at least two delegates FROM
each Sabbath School in Mason county. is
called in this city on the second Thursday
in November, at 10! A. NJ. All Sab
bath School workers are Invited to attend.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

MACHINE SAor We understand that
there is some talk of locating Foundry
and Machine Shop at this pisce. We
have been unable to ascertain the names Of
the parties who arc talking of doing so,
bat will give the particulars as the matter
progresses. No place on the River offers
such inducements 70. such aa establish.
meat as does Poiat Pleasant at this tine,
and we truly trus. tina; the project will be
carried oct. Our people can Go good
deal toward inducing manufacturers TO
come among US If they viii or'y ncvc in
the ligh. direction.
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If you want frst-class job wo.k, call q
this Office and haze It done.
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This fine weather is a good thing for dry
goods aad fancy notion stores. The ladies
viii shop" on nice days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

MoNuNrYr.-While the spirit of patriot
ism i; up tue friends Of the monument to
BE erected to on. illrstrious dead of one
hundred years ago, should be actively at
work IN securing subscriptions and Great
ing fund, By which to build it.