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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

ACCIDENT. Robert Cundiff, OfNew Ha'
ven, this county, was almost instantly
killed in coal mine at Syracuse Ohio
on tho 18th inst. Ho and his brother
we're mining in the same room and a MI
ner in adjoining room fred blast without
giving any Harnisg and the slate forced
through the partition, sending o piece OF
coal through tho body Of the young man.
causing almost instant death. His BROTH b.;
er was badly bruised and cut, which will
lay him up for some time. The deceased
TasabOut sixteen years old
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23


The Clara Scott met with quite an acct
dout last Friday evening She vas COM
ing cut of the Kanawha into the Ohio,
| Just as the Lookout with q tow, was
entering the Mouth of Kanawba, and was
struck by one Of the bargcs of the Look.
out on the starboard, carrying away near,
" all her guard and injuring her wheel
so that she was compelled to lay up for re-
pairs until Sunday evening The acct
dent is charged to the carelCssness Of the
pilot 90 the Lookout, tho Scott having
whistled for sides, which seems no: t.
have been responded TO by the Lookout
A few seconds Iator and the Scott would
have been sunk, and being in the deer
water she was at the time, great loss oil
life would have followed such an accident.
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A pretty and we'll dressed young lady,
/
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

There is q manufacturing establishment
10 Chicago, which is sending out agents to
purchase cur dogs, the hides Of which ore
made up into kid gloves. We want ono
Of tho agents to call around ibis way as
We have q sufficient amouutO Of these worth
less brutcs in our city to run glove fact
DRY for half century without stopping Tor
funerals, holidays or praying crusaders
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

A pretty and we'll dressed young lady,
after looking at several pairs Of lavender,
colored gloves in one Of our stores lately,
shocked the clerk by asking him which
pair he thought the "lavordcucst."
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25

THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING EsTAB~
MENr of NJ. p. Levy g. Co., is II OF
Mobiles most widely and iavoraoly
known institutions.
By business TACT, energy and integ'
rity the Levy Brothers have built up
one of the most extensive and pros
perous mercantile houses in the
Sonth, and their huge establishment
filled to o~vcrfowing with a stock
which is surpassed, we presume, in no
Southern city, attests their success
and is a credit to Mobile.
The trade of this house extends all
throughout Alabama and Mississippi,
and is constantly on the increase de-
spite hard times and financial panlcs ;
for fair dealing, low prices and a good
article are the "hooks Of steel" which
link them 10 the trade and perma-
nently secure custom when once they
ale tested. And the individual who
calls to adorn his person, will receive
as much attention in being Suited
as if he were of a firm selecting
heavy bill of goods. In fact the frs
place the visitor makes for after get
ting off the cars is Levy's, where hi
hastens to put on a "city appearance,
1t is unnecessary to add that Levy d
Co, have a full stock of Spring an'
summer clothing which they are dis
posing of at their usual low prices.
tf-ie6.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25

DIVINE SEhv1CEs.-Rey. b. Jones OF
the Methodist Church will hold Divine
Service At Mos Point on the LIST, and 3rd'
SUNDAY OF each month at IL O'Clock A
PRAYER Meetings every Thursday night
at 7 O'Clock. -
On the I'd Sundays Of the month"; at
IL A. M. at the Sea-shore, INT at Scran-
on at 3 P. NJ.
sss~Ir is hoped the Public generally
will attend.
Rvo,,t.p ppEAcHING.-E Ed. j. B. Ham
berlin fBsptist) will hereafter preach
monthly at
Ocean springs, LIST sunday
Handsboro, 2no
Pass Christian, Bird A,
In the Masonic Hall at Moss FONT, 4'l
sunday.
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THE NEW CIRCUIT COURT ~
YR{CT hill.
FIRST prsfRIcT-JUDoE CHANDLER

FIRST DrsfRICT-JUDdE CHANDLER
In the county Of Hancock, on the ISL M'1iHay
,f Nav and November aud continue y days,
In tho county Of Harrison, OIL the 3rd M"hday
Of April and Uctuurr, AMI oout'Iae ~ 's{s,
Ia III. connty of jackson, on the LIST Mond
,,Anr;I and October, ANA continue u days,
" In The county Of Perry, on the first Monday
,f March and September, and continue SIX drys..
In the county OF Jones, on the md Moray OIL
March aud September and continue slx ddysi
Tn the county of Marion, on the Jrd; Mon
-" M.rci, ard sept, and cOntinne six days.
"in The county Of Pearl, on the 4th, Monday
,t March and September, and continue SIX days
ks
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25

Our efficient Chancery and Circuit
Court Clerk, g. II. Alley, Esq, leit
Thursday evening for a trip to his
native State, old North Carolina
We wish him a pleasant journey and
know that he will come back refreshed
after a respite from close attention 10
his official duties.
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CHANCEaY CoURT-Fmsr DisrHic
W. a, Hrxprnsos, Chancellor.

In the county of Perry, on the first hondly OF
January, April, July, aud October, ana continue
six dHye. I'D uo,,dav
II Jspnar,, Attil, July aid October, anu con-
tinue six days. ,,.,aa,
In the county Of Jackson ou the third MONDAY
NJ JANUARY, April July and October AID continue
Twelve DAYS. I.
.n.r IN. far rtG Monday OF January, April, July
IIc,ob.r and and c~outiuue twelve days.
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A CARD.

tn TIE CrT1zENs OF PAsCAGoULA:
We feel it our duty to return to you our
sincere thanks for your hberaiity ana
kindness, in rendering us your services
in procuring funds for q casket and the
transportation of the body OF the late
| Can't. A. j. Edridge to his family and
friends at the North.
Yours Thankfully,
Gath Cole. James L. Smith,
r A. Hontley, J.. W. D~ockendorf.
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The CELEBRATED BREEcH-LoADINc
DOUBLE BARREL, sEor.GuN, with AMMU-
srr1oN which we present as a PREMIUM to
our New subscribers, can be seen at
Jsnet's r. r. Exchange, Scranton. Our
list is nearly full, only a few more names
wanted.
nas-Those persons whose names are on
the books, who have not paid In their
Subscriptions must do go at once 10
secure shares.
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Tommie Robinson who used 10
work in the STAR Office, spent a week
with as on his way from Enterprise TO
Paris, Lamar CO., Texas. leaving
Wednesday. He reports a general
inclination among the young men OF
Enterprise TO go to Texas. Mr..
Willie Virgins Of Enterprise passed
our depot on Tuesday for Dallas
Texas.
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Free sa mple bottle and circular
containing un questioned testimonials
of Adam sons Botanic Cough BalSam
by all Druggists. Try it. 1t.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25
GARDEN SEEDS.

A, or,irelv New and large assorted Stock of
Reliable Fresh OIL,
embracing ali the New Varieties now IN store
small Profits and Quick Sales,
Cau and examine for yonrseves at Seed DEPOT,
c, Fisncis ST., under Battle House
81 Ne - w. d. /.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25

JUSTICE CouHIS-Regular terms OF yua.lee
Cont viii, lie held in District No, $ as loil9"s'
tn wi,. A. Moss Pointer the second Saturday,
and At scranton Oh the First Monday AFTER the'
fourth Saturday in each month; nov
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NOW READY.

NOW hChDi'
The life and career of James Copeland
The Great Southern Land Pirate, contain
ing in well attested variations OF sucna
startling and thrilling character, pertain
inc to the Wages and Copeland Clan, as
is nowhere to be found surpassed IN the
whole annals of crime. It's mystic alapha-
b,t for secret correspondence. the names
of ali its members throughout the United
States. with its profound and wide-extend-
Cd o,yeratious in combination with wealth,
talent and influence. are in the highest
DEGREE astounding. With an selabora'e
Appendix, if possible, OF 2 still more
momentous nature, comprising fresh col
lated cases of booty, blood and murder
including the authors trial in the city oil
| Mobile. the most exciting and absorbing
that ever occurred in the South, and fol-
iowed by some Of the most powerful OF
resnlts. neeessitatlng legitimate com.
! rents showing the rapid increase OF
crime and corruption everywhere, makine
| evident that GENERALIZATION and mango ID
| the fundamental principles oil govern
ment are not only necessary but lheViea'
lille for the future welfare OF the patton.
DR.. J. r. s. PITTS,
Wsynesboro, Miss.
The above work is sold only by sub
scription. DIR. Pitts has appointed us al
AGENT to receive subscriptions and In
forms Ms that the book will be issue'
about the rst of September. On accoun
of the strong local interest which attache
20 ,be uork-some of the exciting event
contained therein having transpire
in this county-we have thought tns
many of our readers Of this section woui
snbscribe to it, and therefore we awe
tise it. and as an agent receive suhscril
tions. All who desire the work vi
please seud their names IA the STAR
The published price for it ia 81 50.
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~ O T | c FL
To RENT OR LEAsE-Eligible lots near
the Paecsgoula Depot will be leased for a
term of years. s
Land 10 large bodies, well adapted for
cultivation, containing handsome build
ing sites on bayou or bay, will also be
leased, or rented by the year.
A dwelling pleasantly situated with a
wster front, also for rent.
Inquire of
ISABELLE CHARPIAUX.
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EL "
" q r S A L E
A large, handsome, commodious' three-story
residence containing twelve spacious rooms IN
he main bsilding, with CRATES and marble mantels
in every room, wide halls. and galleries
front and rear first story of brick slate root
and brick cisterns with capacity OF 40,0oO gal'
Ions out houses furnishing every convenience :
orchard. gardens &c. situated N Immediately up
~ The PascagoulA Rtvef, at its mouth. com,
,rapdiuo A fine view of the bay bath honse and
40 feet wharf with nine feet water AZ end. The
ward il shaded by grand old hve-oaks. aud the
grounds are beautiful and attractive. Connected
with the place is a
80 TRACT OF LAND
with grounds cleared and uncleared, which VIII
he sold with the place or not as desired, or II
win be sold in divided ttacts. upon which there
arc handsome and eligible building lots.
AZ an elegant Residence, . frst-class Family
Roar,snc House, a Military School, an Academy
or Semipary hrs place offers unsurpassed attrac'
[ tions aud Inducements. For fnh informatior
" STAR OFFICE
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CHARPTAUX.

Tg'he Undersigned having been appointed
Agent of the InsuraI ce Companies of New
Orleans, fer the PORT OF P~aseage"lR, 5egsC 20
announce that he has teen duly Commissioned
10 that effect bv the Board of Underwriters
apll-ly JUSTIN bUhEh'
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REAL ESTATE.

.4ers4w uEE
Fly O r Il E N
.. Two verv desirable Residences at Ocean
Springs, for rent Inquire of
y4t aafE h8 First STAR OFFICE,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

met, and met in such manner rs to
commend the party to the hearts,
sympathies and support of the hon
est, practical men of Iowa. We ask
every reader to compare this plat
form with that promulgated at Des
Moines on the 25th ult. by the oppo-
sition, and mark the broad contrast.
Can any candid man, judging of the
parties by their platforms, hesitate
in choosing?
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09
RATesioF ADVERTISING

submission to the people Of the Ques-
ton of amending the Constitution SD
as to extend the right Of suffrage to
women, pursuant to the action o; tho
18th General Assembly.
The resolutions were received with
repeated cheers and enthusiastic
manifestations of endorsement. That
on finance was especially applauded
and the platform was finally adopted
by an unanimous rising vote and
three rousing cheers.
Hon. Henry O'Connor, in response
to calls, said:
This is lively sort of funeral.
They have been telling me east OF
the mountains that the Republican,
Party had gone TO ruin. / came
here to see. / congratulate you on
the achievements of the party for the
last twenty years. The principles
upon which it is based will always
demand and command the Nations
respect. They are as true and as po-
tent as on the I'd of February, 1855.
The Republicans are accused OF
many evils. 1t is not made up Of
saints, although there are many an
gels in it,'and they are multiplying
rapidly. We have to take our share
of the evils incident to public life,
and any party movement; but be-
cause bad men in the party do wrong
is the entire party bad? Are nil
members in the church saints: Be-
cause there are hypocrites III the
church is christianity false? Open
the books of accusation and tell mo
whether the Republican party is not
purer than any other. Point out, ii
YOU can, one single Affirmative re-
form enunciated or adopted by the
opposition. We correct our own er-
rOrs when we see them. The bright
est pages of our country's history
were written by the Republican, par
ty. Would you give up all this rec
ord, all our triumphs and hon0rs be-
cause a few bad men have got into
the party?
The Convention, on motion ad-
journed sine die.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

There now seems little room for
doubt that Gen. Weaver will receive
the nomination for Congress on sec
ond ballot. The name OF Gen.
Drake will probably not be present.
ed to the convention, that OF Gov.
Walden being substituted. The case
now stands about TINS: Jasper
county-W Weaver 8, Loughridge /;
Weaver 4, doubtful o.;
Monroe, Weaver 8, doubtful 3; Ma
haska-instructed for Lougbridge, y,
though 6 are Weaver men, and VIII
probably vote for weaver
on second ballot; Keokuk-instruct-
ed for Morrison first, Weaver second;
Wapello-instructed for Warden, lO;
Davis-instructed for Weaver, 4;
Appanoose-W Walden, z; Mr.. Lough-
ridge will receive on first baiiot
certainly not more than 70 votes.
On second ballot Gen. Weaver's vote
will not vary materially from the
following figures:
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KNOXVILLE NATIONAL BANK.

II RNoXyILLE, IOWA. CAPITAL 81 goo
IA Gold, Silver, Government and other
Securities bought and sold. Interest allowed
On time deposits. Special attention given to
Collections. Open from 9 A. NJ. to 2. NJ.
except Sundays.
DIRECTORS,
a. W. Collins, S. l.. Collins, Us. Ginning
ham A. j. Kerr, Jackson Ramey, s. X.
Bsllsny, J. Bittenbender. W. Bachelor. 4.
b. Woodruff.
OFFICERS.
a. W. COLLINS, President.
'.s CussIsGHAN, Vice President.
Al. BRIGss, Cashier. (5.I5tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

For Secretary of State,
JOSIAH II. YOUNG,
of Monroe County.
For Auditor of State,
BUREN r. SHERMAN,
of Benton County.
For Treasurer of State,
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
of Clark county.
For Register of StateLand Office,
DAVID SECOR,
of Winnebago County.
For Attorney-General,
M. E. CUTS,
of Mahaska County.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
EDWARD J. HOLMES,
Of jackson County.
For Reporter of the Supreme Court,
JOHN S. RUNNELLS,
of Polk County.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09
G. &. CONWELu,
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.

MILLER, HOLIDAY & co. are prepar-
Nl ed to do all kinds of work in their line
on short notice and on reasonable terms.
GIVE THEM A CALL at their shop
northeast corner of Court House Squar g,
Knoxville e 1yr)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09
FURNITURE.

\ D. YOUNG would respectfully tnsorm
Ia the citizens of Marion County that he
S. opened Cabinet Shop on Robinson
snses, west of the fremont House, up stairs,
.s J. sae room formerly occupied by the RepIbh.
- Vmce, where he will have on hand all
aas ,s,'. Of Furniture, and Coffinsof all sizes,
.Hen DO wiilse Low for Cash. Ito
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

The Keokuk county delegates to
the Congressional convention are in
structed for Morrison first, Weaver
second.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

Senator Mccormack has not yet
determined what party he will sup
port next year. He says he "don't
know" This Is answer as satisfacto-
nv as he will be able to make preVi-
Gus to the Ottumwa Convention or
the 18th inst, when he hopes 10
pocket a nomination for Congress.
He "don't know" whose tool ha
will be next year, and dares not place
himself upon record.
The only thing the Boss appears 10
know is that Mr.. Loughridge has
already, by deceitful means, secured
Il nomination at the hands OF the RI
publican Congressional Convention
He fires off nearly column of insane
guesoes, joyously supposing that
they will be credited to the Boss a.
so much wisdom instead Of arrant
egotism. All this he does to prove
that Judge Loughridge will receive
40 votes in convention, and that Ger.
Weaver will receive 81. The wish -
father Of the thought. OF course ths
Republican delegates are going To
the convention to do the bidding %
the man whose egotism leads him t"
suppose he can command the Repuh-
lican party Of the eight counties of
this district as well rs the Changers
of Marion county. OF course he has
given his commands, and know
how every Republican will vote, al
though he "don't know" what party
Mccormack will support next year.
If the gentleman will concentrate tho
powers of his gigantic intellect upon
the task of harmonizing the dele
gate from Marion county to the An
ti-Monopoly Congressional Conven-
ton and securing their votes l"F
himself, he will find his field OF la
Dor sufficiently broad to command htt
his powers Of deceit and trlckerl'
When he has quieted the mutter!n-s
i'm his own ranks it Will be s'd'u
enough to begin manipulating t. So
cure the Republican nomination ot
Mr.. Loughridge. If the latter gen
tieman has all the mastery ability
in political juggling which the Den.-
ocrat credits him with, he is surely
competent to manage his cause WitIs-
out the help of Boss Mccormack and
DIR. Stone, who are SO exceedingly
solicitous for his welfare, so elOq !ens
in their pleadings in his behalf, and
so gleefully confident OF his success
i'm convention. Nc. closes his plea
for Loughridge by barbarous mis-
use Of a Latin verb, showing rs great
ignorance and egotism as he diplaytd
by referring TO "Saul's wife instead
of Lots wife. He knows about ~
much az TO the probable results " the
Republican convention rs ne Goes
about the eomnonest Latin expires
sions, or events i'm Bible history with
which every ten-year-old sunday
school child is familiar. Noble StlJ-
ator, He wants to go TO Congress ~
learn what was the fate OF sa',i's
WIFE" An ingenious political car
penter is Senator McCormack. lie
is familiar with the use of the ch.sci
and gouge. He chiseled Grnng-ss
Short and Rouze out Of their PAGES
on the Anti Monopoly Congressnlt.!
delegation, and succeeded admirably
I'm getting caught at his knavery anti
receiving credit for very traD-pa
rent and dishonest trick, and also fos
telling two or three false and coHtri-
dietory stories in explanation Waici.
did not make the matter any better,
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TO BUILDERS.

;, VhN WEAVER is prepared to take oop-
~. "aet for Piastering, Laying Brick ana
s., sae, Building Cisterns, Flues, etc. Salts
aoh guaranteed. Materials furnished.
Aave orders At residence, East Knoxville.
I1 store Of Welch + Wsl,h, 7-3s
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KNOXVILLE MARBLE WORKS.

u OBINSON BROS, Manufacturers and
III Dealers in Monuments and Head
stones, and Graveyard Work OF every de-
scription. Near northwest conner Of Public
Square, Knoxville. Iowa. If
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MAIN ST. CLOTHING HOUSE.

r YARGER, ERCHANT TAILOR, has
L. constantly hand a Full Line of Mems
and Boys Wear, Oats, Caps and Furnishing
Goods.
Agent for Singer Sewing Machines.
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BlACKSMiTHING.

UoBERTS AND JAMES have opened a
~ Blacksmith Shop in the building for,
nsriy occupied by j. X. Roberts, just west OF
We New Bank building, and are prepared to
oa'l work in their line in the best manner
'na at fair rates. viii also build wagons,
Priag wagons and buggies to order. orders
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

- A. sHAFER is carrying on the Carriage
~. and Wagon business in the same build
ms there he is prepared to do all kinds OF
.oedwork in neat and substantia manner.
hh persons in need of work are invited TO
eise them call at their shop. tf.)