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rOned until WEDNESDAY.J uly29. 1874. same hour
q. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOMAS BOWLING,
IL Auctloneer,

To-Day.
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AUCTION SALES.


- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of PennsYlyanla avenue and EleV
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THE SUHUYLKILL RIVER.
l. PENNSYLVANIA. Ell 49,.

PHILADEEPHIA, Penn, July Is, Is1I
Sehed proposals, in duplicate, WITH . CODY Of
tlls advertisement attached TO each, will Be re-
oeyed 81 this Office until u O'Clock nj. OF MON
from the channel Of the schuylkjl river, Goofs
PenTose Ferry bridge, about 7O,ooc cable yards OF
foTRs, speelheatIons, &C., will be supplied from
The right to reject any bid u reserved:
e.. Lieutenant -oioS::I III ~ Fk 1870
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

trnem hnizd6 statu Ohio. mesteckn Pal
nesville odbyvaly zen-kt kcnvenci * o.
prave zenskeho obleku' Ladies Dress
Reform neeting) Nttsina fecnic prohla-
sla Sc pro noSeni kalhot kabatu. .Iedna
DANA = doktorka - zvolala zapau:
,Jakd to rozko5 opriti Sc iednou nohon 0
fenc a ptemrstiti sc. Y tom zalezi praye
vymancnj ZEN" N6ktert ptitomnJch
dam maly iiz sl,utecne na sob6 muzskG
kalhotr rozlicnTch latek d rozliGneho
strihu. Jedna nGla bile vellni ttsnG
prllehaiici nankynky, lima Stroke, polotu-
reckG saravdry t. p. Ipdsob fecneni
byl ladrhy ba misty az neslnsny Ma
stcsti nebyla zidna fecnic polorozpuk-
lynn ponpetem, nebo rdN pine rozvitou,
ale mtIy -tafi. .ez cirlev katolicka nazf-
va kanonickJm (t. j. 80 ltt) Sestnacti
lcta dcvcata zkusia od olstaroznich ma.
tron nePotrebnych starI:ch pancn po-
chopitelnsch pticin neiYice.
Amerika ncna yGru nemoznosti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08
Si0san>ka Nsada Chicago.

Ma zapad vyslant komitG nadepsant osa
dy uioim syou dovrsilo poddnim zpravy o
kraiinach. iez proce,tovalo ohledao
Iprdya day1 pfednost kan-asu pred Ne
bra>k"u ! navrhnie, ably osada zalozena
byIa prvnim state Cteme totiz:
Barton Go. by bylo neipfihodn6i-i mis-
to pro Sloy. Osadu. az TAX daleko 60 by
Ii iSmc videl.
y NNchodni Barton a zapadni east Rice
Go. co nciprilezittisi hned Topeka ma
uradovne vladnich pozemki byli isne IL
pozorneni IA miSto to. ze tam dosti iestG
homstetii blizko drahy 3 mile neiblzsi
dobrf pozenek dost zeezniGneho ku
koupi od az : doll. Vody dost a dobre
a krasnG vlnoyitc poIozeni Mstnost ia
byla odporutena Nemcdm od iich Was
tence komisara J Smdta nckteri
a to zanezni tam u-adil. Nciblizsi mes
tecko Ellinwood neni ieStd ami rol> stare.
ma , hotel y Il as ~ domkji: lei pr dra-
ze Atchison Topeka Santa Fee sever
MIN breln reky Arkansas zipadn6 259
nil od AtchiSon Chicago ic vzdale
most koeIn 200 mil. Dfiyi stromoyi
tam neni, pouze pri recc neco, "a to vSak
uhil d0sti lacinG, anto iei neni daeLo do
vazet. -toiit tuna S5-5.50, takovy po-
zemek, ally Sc nalezlo veeclmo: dfiyi. yo-
da dobri pdda zadarmo Il blizko zelez-
nice - 10 snad Sc nenaide tax hnede
vsude neco clIybi. kde bglo dfiyi. nebv
10 hoinoteti. I>de holnsteti a dfiyi. ne
bylo ma 30 mil zeIeznice. Zeleznicni sp.
nabizi vsecko 60 molntho pro osadniky
ndelati .iak Y pfevozu osob tax nakladu
at jest odkudkoliv, at pax vezmem cd
nich aneb yladni pozemky; yyninuie So
be vSak, az jake mnozstyi by mas bylo. Il
die toho pax srazky tiniti bndou.
Kansas ma vice oyoee stromoyi VII
bee; ma mGlko vodu. vice stayebniho ka-
meme. ma uhli, neihlayntiii wee: ze pes
tue ozinni obili, trasiny a ietele. coz hos
podai praci polich dobre rozd6l
roce yttslho utitku mu prinese nezli jar
nj; pax ic Kansas vice dobytka lac-
ntisi co do potahu a tndiz vyhodnGisi
pro zatatecnika; ale dale, ze neni potfebi
tolik sena dtlat pro dobytek, an zimni
vetry ison iiz docela mirne pomtrn k Ne
brascc.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08
krestam.ky lupie. Mesto koste

III - ma ma nabozne darebaky nestest.
Jeste nevybfedlo ze smrduteho bahna
skandalu Beechcr 1ilton, liz navstiyeno
lest novym Pred kratkem oloupil Eu-
gene Lane pani lsaymundovou "a bileho
dine : 300. Lupic ten jest clenem mis-
siiniho kostela Bethe! ulici Hudson,
ktory po vice rokd TAX skvelou poyest
zbozneho kfesfanskeho mladika pozival,
mu kostelni vybor pdieil klic cd kostela'
aby tam die lbosti zboznych roziima-
nich dliti mohl Lane navstevoval kostel
5vsem i krone kazani sluzeb bozich. ale
nikoliv co zboznJ kfc>fan, nybrz co ilava
loupeznickf roty, ktera provozuiic me
ste po dlouhoii dobu jiz sy6 femeslo. V ko-
sele schizky sve odbyyala. hostel = a
.peles lotrovska iedno jest. Kdyby Jezis
"a nasich dnd kostely amerlcke cd vseli-
kJch nefesti vyklizeti mel, nebyl by snad
nikdy hotov pax, kde by Sc nabral re
mcni na d6tky.
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Vercjma kniIiOvna Chicago

Mesto Chicago zafidilo vefejnou knihov-
nu syobodnou. kterouz liberane zasoblo
knihami neien V iazyku anglickem. ny
brz nGlncckem. teskGm. irancouzsk6m.
skandnayskem, bero.ie ,pravedlivy ohed
ma rozIicne narQdnost m6stG zastoupe-
ne. Q knihy GeskG obratil Sc vybor kni-
hoyni do PraIly k Panu Naprstkoyi, KITE
ryz obetoyne odeslal hoinou sbirku kneh
zdarma. Lee obec chicagska Jest ochot-
ma platti ma knihy obiednane, m6ze Sc
tcdy dar pane Naprstkiv pfikonpenfmi
kniham ieste znacne rozmnoziti.
,.Slav."
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nez klicpera mad to je5tG mnohem vice IL
emil, M nett, pGsobi ziv}m slovem a
skutkem, iinzto bthen dlonhfch desitile
Il byl utitelem, radcem. pesfonnem. po-
vzbuzoyateem, vddccm. vzorem pfiklad-
nym. Semeno, iez ucitelskem 1fldt
SVEN zasil, neslo neae oyoce TAX hoine.
&c liz vyvotisti, ba AMI pfehlednouti ie ne
mono. Nychoyal ylastimily. vvchoyal
ueence, vychoyal basnikv. niehzto lnno.
ny ted narode SVEN na slovo wat Jest
dilo klicpcrovo kond dale novem po-
kolen
Byl hrdinou. byl dobrodeiem syeho IL
du, byl iak vefenosti tax soukromi do.
konalym clovekcm. byl velikym muzem
IT byl mucednikem. Jinde bvl by Sc
bez pochyby stal basnikem domov6 i V
clzlnc rozhlasenym - eeskG pon6ry ne
dovoliiy iemu rozyinonti celou bohatost
pfirozencho darn. Jinde byl by z NADIA
nj syGho stal Sc bohacem - Il mas iii
zeiilrei b"irlt zen vellkyml zasluhalui.
chud pozemskymi statky Mucednictyi
NJ ddvno sroStlo poirnem ccskcho spiso-
yatele; . tom tedv nechci vice sititi slov.
avsak ma jinem poll byla kiicperovi oil
menou koruna trnOva. .Ien dnSi roze-
cbvelou mohu zapomenouti toho okamzi
ku, kdyz pred svvmi zaky naposledy stal
tvari tvar. Iiylo to roku 1923. stare
mestske gymnasium prazske iednim
dnem promeneno tlstav nemecky. klic.
per;i rldiv ie po tn dohu, dan Jest nahle
ma l'ezdecnf odpocinek. Sesli islne Sc.
abychom Sc 5 nim rozlouCili .Ial &c k
nam mlnviti: ,,Bufte ridnJmi lidmi."
pravil. ,,sluzte sve vlasti." -. Dale ne
mohl - hlas .ieho zaniknul slzach. Ano
zastSal hlasite = a nam vsem Sc size va
lely po tvdfich. VerI, NELL isme proc
plakaii!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

Ze ~. Paul. krddez ma skolnim
iondu III republikiinskG zpravv. II w
bor. slozeny dvou republikanG icdno-
no demokrat;l, .Jemnz ulozeno bylo WISE
trovanim ziistiti, ie-li neco pravdiveho ma
poy6stech a tvrzenich easopisi. ze pfcdes
~ statni auditor Nc Ilrath za guvcrntr-
stvi republicans Austina . k ra d Skol-
nj miversitni fond statu velike sunny
penez, ioyrsil vysetfovani syc podal w
sledek ieho ma yereinost. L toho nczyrat
ne evychazi. &c Nc llrath, iemuz syeiena
spraya Il yrchni dozor mad pozemky yeno
vane obecnim vyssim skolam. doyolil
ma nich kdceti dfivi kositi tr;tyu, aniz
by III prodane drivi strzenG penize do
skolni pokladny byl odyadt Neinizei
pocitano, ntrp6l tim skolni fond $4,000
skody. Casopisy sant-paulsk6, Pioneer .
Pres mini. ze spachane zlodeistvi dosa-
h.ie pll lnilionu. Bylo pry liz dele mno
hyn napadne, ze Ne irath. maj e pouze
S2400 rocniho smznGho b6hem tri let mes
mirnG zbohatnul. Nyni Jest hadanka Ia
rozlustena.
Tedy penize. ktcr6 nell slouziti ku
vzielani ditck cbyvatelstva Minnesoty,
ktere mtli stafu a zemi vychOvati fadne
obcany a spolecnosti uslechtilc lidi, ukra-
dl ufednik, ntiz guyern6r tallovou d6-
vtru kladl. re na nem ami kauce. zod dpo--
yednosti, ieho pfim6fene, nezddal. - Re
publikanska strana strachuje sc, ze tato
hanebnost prvnich 1rednikd statu, ieii-
ho lima vybranych. j pro vsecku budouc
most Minnesota uGinilo nemoznou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08
Europa.

l'etla cejenskd crffent Braadysa y,
L., jimz cisaf, arciknizata, ministr An
drassy zastupcovt vsech vttsich enrop-
skych mocnosti bndou pfitomni, odbyva-
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The Neyt CONGRESS

Tic House of Representatives consists
Of 292 members. t)ftIlcso IL the present
House 1911 areRepuSIicaus, So are Demo
Gratis, 5 ase Liberals. and of unknown
politics. Sc tho Administration Rebubli-
caus have majority Of 10l over the
Democrats, and o. 50 over all parties other
Than their own.
So far as heard from. los members
have been elected TO the next House Of
Representatives. Of these. 81 are Re
publicans tud Sc Democrats, according Il
the latest reports TIE same States seu{
the present Congress &c Republicans aDt
30 Democrats. II the Democrats gain il
the same ratio 10 the States which arc ye
to elect, they will have $50 membsFS il
the mex, House. majority OF Is over
the Republicans and Of s over both lib
erals aud Republicans, or, if the Liberals
vote ~lh them, of Is over the Admins
tration Rcpubiicans.
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in power? A circumstance which prosa-
BIZ more than auy other, tepdld to ;le de-
fea. Of the Radica. Congressional candidate
in the rccen. contest here 10 the First
Congressional District. On the other
hand We would Ike to ask ourcontempoF-
ary to point oat one sinslc instance wbefc
tie democratic pattg Of YES; Virginia has
attempted prescription? Compare for a
moment. The condition Of the State undes
the rule Of tie ,Eo parties, and we sec that
where once cur free born citizens here, IN.
der every kind, Of pteteuce and political
maueuyrc. we're deprived of their rights;
now every man, be be Democrat or be he
Radical; be be white or be lie black; all
enjoying thci- faIles: liberty. with nothing
to noles; u rake them afraid.
Ga Via. ground then docs or Radical
contemporary base bis assertion? None
whatever. lf'twcrc true, it woall only
be an Instance ofSataD rebuking sia; but
uudcr the circumstances 10 wLich i: is ut
tered, IN the face of perceptible aud motor
ious facts, i, must strike the reading pub
lie as a most remarkable protection
Hhccliqg Register.
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FROM MORGANToWN.
CADET USApc'Ns, ARnoET BvILD'yG, !
WgST Va. UNIVERSITY,
October 10Th, 1874.
4! a meeting Of the Cadets, held til;

A! meeting Q! the Cadets, held this
day, the following resolutions we're a1ar-
imously adopted:
Rcsolccd, That VIC remember with 10.
Fcigncd satisfaction the honors conferred
upon US BY His Ezcellen.y Governor ia,
cob, and other State officials during our
recent trip to Charleston.
!. Res&srd, That cur most sincere thanks
are due the people of Charleston, old aud
Young for their Cordial besPil.lity-.s y
RcsgIrcd, That Point Pleasant is aptly
named, and, that her citizens deserve to
live prosperorsly hunared years.
Rcsolrel, Tha; friends 10 Buffalo, West
Virginia, merit special appreciation for
their efforts to cheer US b. the way.
Rcsolrcl, That N. NJ. Park, Of Ra.
vensvcol, jackson county, has our best
wishes in return for barrel Of apples
Rcso!red, That the steamer Clara Scott
is comfortable vessel, and her officers
competent and obligiog.
Resolced. That the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is uational blessing.
Resotccd, That our thanks are cheer.
fully extended to T. C. Bright. for prompt
and quick transportation, ind to the hotels
of Fa;rmopnt for considerate attentions
and bountiful tables.
Resoleea, That We fully appreciate the
many aatteripg notices Of our expedition
by the various newspapers along the route
Resolced. That our thanks are rendered
the Faculty Of West Virginia University
for czcusiOg Us from rccitatiOas during
our trip to Charleston.
l Replcca. That our trip was in all res
poets plcasau: and profitable.
ReSolecd, That our heartfelt gratitude
belongs to the gi7er OF every good aad
perfect gift for favorable weather, aud fol
exemption from all accident and sickness
In behalf the Corps.
j. j. PETERSON,
Captaia aad idjutaat.
State papers are requested to copy The
above resolutions.
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4 CORRESPONDENT ofthe New YOrk z.

A correspondent ofthc New York Her
aid, writing from Lewisbarg, thus refers
to the Senatorial question:
The next Legislature will be called up
on to elect United States Senator to sue
coed Senator Borcman, and Democrat
will be choseu, as that body will be very
largely Democratic. There will not be more
than four Republicans IN the Senate, aad
less tbaa dozen in the House. There
are great many gentlemen looming up
all over the State as candidates for this
position. prominent among them are Hon
Allen 7. Caperton, who was one Of Viz
GINA Senator's 10 the Confederate Cong,
ress; Judge Raymond, of the Supreme
Court, J. n. Camden, who has twice beer
candidate for Governor, and who has ;
strong hold upon his party; and his claim
wilI no doubt be vigorously pressed. Il
5. Walker, formerly editor ofthc Charles
ton Courier. ard Judge c. P. T. Moore
of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
we add to this the: the Third Disu;e
as matter Of right, is entitled to the U
S. Senator, as both the other Senator's ar
from the upper section Of ctr State, an'
haze been siace its organization. Itgive
Us pleasure to see our esteemed fellow
tognsman, Hon. C.P.T. Moore, prominent
Iy nauel for this high aud honorable pc
sit;on. He is gentleman Of fne ability
and perhaps has doae as much, it no
more,to strengthen his party, IN this Dis
;rict and 10 the State. as any man in it
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A Scrap Of E.stcry.

The following has been handed u BY 7:
gentleman of this city:
Captain Wm. G. Ready, brave and
noble officer IN the Confederate army,
when student at Jefferson College, Penn
sylvauia, adopted as bis motto:
ask 20 favoy shrink from no rcspons'
ibiIity."
Col George Il. Nenued5, a n'ri'Osi.
Gus and gallant officer in the Union army,
While student at the same College, at
the sane time, adopted as bis motto;
Never say die"
During the war Ready lost ar arm in
closely contested battle. was captured
aol sent to prison at Chicago. As he
passed into tic prison, he noticed the gal.
liant Colonel. aud salutcd him, saying Il
ask no favor; shrink from 10 RESPONSE
bility.7 Col. Kennedy instantly replied:
"rhen, never say die" Guards, bring
the prisoner here" Ho entered his Office
aud assigned : desk to the Captain, as a
Clerk, which vas faithfully and hOnOfab'y
kept BY the Captain ua,il exchanged with
other prisoners Of war. Into the Confcd-
crate army again wcat the Captain and
noJly batllcd fer the confederate cause,
and after receiving dangerous wounds,
,nl making many hai-.brcad,h escapes,
with the confederate troops,
md is now Professor in Mississippi
2ollcsc. The noble Kennedy sleeps in
q honorel grave.
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The Bourbon party would to-day. con-
Gscate and exile crery Republican in the
State if thcy dared. y. Monroe Register.
A very singular statement, and more
than usually so, when it is considered by
whom i; is uttered The Monroe County
Register is one Of the most ultra Radica!
sheets published in West Virginia, and one
Of the very few which bas had the bold.
ness to speak its true sentiments in the re,
cent campaign, and openly advocate the
Civil Rights Bill. This is the style Of
the paper which makes the above state.
ment.
Now we have one or two counter state.
meuts TO make 10 be half Of the good old
Bourbon party which our Radical con-
temporary thus viIlidGs.
In the FIRST place, Why in the world
should we desire to conGsca'e Radicals?
If they were all put up aud sold at public
auction, we doubt very much if they would
bring sum to the cxchequer Of the State
sufficiently large to dcfray the expenses Of
the sale. So that par: of the statement is
rauiiestly absurd
In the second place. docs i; rot strike
our FREUD that fer a Radical to be thus
discoursiug regarding political prescription
is very delicate grOupd2 Has be forgotten
what party it was which introduced,
and has always pcrpctrated proscrip.
tive measures in the country? Bas
he forgotten that these samO outragcs we're
aot-only attempted. bu! actually carried
into effect il tbs State, Ehca bis parry was
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

TIE New York papers are discussing, with
evident anxiety. yet apparent candor. the
pecuniary condition aud prospects OF the
commercial class. including 10 that term
manufacturers aud dealers. Starting with
the confession. vaigh is undepiabie. that
business is dali. sad that there a.e lingcr-
ing difficulties arising from tie panic Of
rhe year which haze not been surmour'ed,
the question is, what is really the ability
of business men to pay their debts nov,
and in view Of an inevitable slackncss Of
cash trade, for some months 10 come.
Nobody supposes that trade will revive
before spring The better opinion would
seem to be that then it viii opcn cautious
ly. There is 10 reason to believe. az
there is none to desire. aretarn to spscula-
ton. While, therefore, failures here aud
there will astoaish none familiar Hi,h the
affairs Of the business world, it is hoped,
aud on good grounds, that the great body
Of producers and czchangers is sound; and
that isolated fail.rcs will not eject the
general welfare. Two elements. if given
play long enough, will Sc: matters right
The product Of agricultural industry, and
a sharp cccuomy of the people in expendi
;nrc This year we have large crops Of
everything IN the nature of food. aud IN
the raw material for clothing. There is
less money speut than for seversl years
for luzu;ies. Apo,hc- year Of THU very
desirable condition of'taings wdu;d pat the
nation upon substantial footing iu its
large and in It's constituent interests.
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Speaking of changes, Kanawha gave
the Indepldent ticket in 1872, 1lO6 ma.
jOri,y. aud Hampshire 449. About ten
days since Kanawha gave . majority
agains! the Independent ticket Of 300, and
10 Hampshire it was sos against it. Sc
after all the brrvado these two counties
alone changed almcst enough to ueutralize
Jacobs majority over Camden! sOitseems
;bat "upfisiugs of the people" we're very
disastrous 10 the Jacotius = Cowicr.
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LARGE CArrLE-.Nioj. Henry Robin,
SOP; living near this place, sold bis dnc
herd OF cattle. by weight, on last Friday
to Mess.s. Warren, McI.anc and Maddy,
The herd numbered l27, and the aver,
age weigh. of the whole was 1882 lbs,
Twenty.seven Of these averaged l,572
lbs {. aud three Of them weighed respective
Is, 1910. l745, and 1890 lbs
These cattle were fatteDed entirely upon
grass, no farther attention being paid to
them, than to salt them regularly.-Unt@'
NQtchmaz.
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NOTICE..

1--WE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore OK.
L listing between the Undersigned, unGef
lhc firm ma,nc Of Perkins Il Wilson. is this day
Dissolved ~ mutual consent, Eobclt Wilson
having purchased Tie interest Of II. n. Per.
kIns, said Wilson assuming all liabilities aud
is ra,itlcG 10 all credits due said firm.
Il. n. PERKINS,
RUB'T WILSON.
Point Pleasant, ", Va, Oct. 1911, ls74.
oct G9-iw
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EsTRAY NOTICE!

{TTE. James W. Smith S. 3. Henderson aa1
w John G. Henderson, three Eee,holders
OF the county of Mason, DO hereby certify thai
By vir.ue of a warrant 10 Is directed by Wnr
French, a Justice of Lewis District, said coua.
" have this day or our olths, viewed and ap'
praised IN esiray taken up by Charles 4
Hr'chirsoa. on his land in Cicndincn Distric;
and assess the value at sixty dollars. Is Il
gray mare nine years old. with dark maine,
sixteen hands high, with scar on lcft b.cas;
had on rore ha!lcr. Given under our hands
tits 5.h day Of October. 1871.
JAS. W. SMITH,
S B HENDERSON.
JN0. G. HENDERSON.
oct l5-2w.
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Neticc 10 Bridge Builders.

SE7E, the undersigned, Bridge Commission.
w crS for kanawha river roads, in Mason
county, West Virginia will receive sealed bids
at The O.6cc Of the CLERK Of the County Court
Of SAID county up to T. n, Friday. No.cmbcr
9th. lel, for the construction Of wooden
bridge across Three Mile Creek in said COUNTY
about three miles from Point Pleasant, on the
Old Turnpike Road leading 10 Charleston.-
Said Bridge as 10 part will be sc!rsuppo,tirg
ON piers e. feet apart from ccntcr 10 center, !.
feet by Is feet GU top. 10 he plaakcd in on the
sides and covered with white pine shingles:
ROOF 10 project over each end about 5 feet: the
ends from piers TO abulmcnls TO be common
open spans, about IS feet long, with brace and
rod support for middle 0! each span. Al 10
be well anchored &c stone work All bidders
a!c expected TO examine site. aud furnish their
own plans, with time Of completion and kinds
OF timber they propose 10 use in said work
The party who contracts will &c required 10
give bond with good security for the faithful
performance of same The said Commission.
ers resciving the right 10 reject any OF all bids
ftacy ste proper.
GEO. W. PULLIN,
JUli A. MCCULLOUGH,
c. W. MAUPlN,
CO. -'-2~. Commissioners.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
a pappaslrlox.-An oae scnding

s. will receive the Rey:acr frc years
We make tbs proposition because VIC de-
size TO enlarge our papsr, aad want $50
subscribers for dvc years al S. each. This
will make your paper cost you only
81 year. This proposition is open 10
old as well as new subscribers Study
the matter aud sec if the proposition i.
not q fair one. Let every Democrat in
tcrest himself ia our behalf and help 10
procure this number Of subscribers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Stop L.

The Charleston Courier and Hurting,
ton AdcsHise,', asc still fal! 0; little fings
at Mr.. Hall. After he withdrew from the
Congressional race, he should have been
let alone, and received the same treatment
at the hands Of these journals, that they
accorded to other private citizens Com
mon dacencg at leas. should have dictated
more gentlenanly treatment Of Mr.. Hall
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The L'elligeacer says they are glad to
see the Republicans returning to their
mutton" Certainly many Of them have
locked shccpish since the election.