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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-04

HreIm u.Uri.uWnlr i'tIm il.mlt
Utlero4 Arrl T. 'lho NcwP
spDHm FROM Austin al} 'hc nllowlng
pctllIuo4 nul mmuurlola Vpre present.
al iu tlr house and rclcucdi
ny speaker lirynni a petition of
the citizens NJ Harrison county against
dlsmembcrmonL
~ Mr.. Heoyca a memorial from
tho ct2cus OF sherman against the
rStcnsi0n Of lime 10 tho TcSns and
Pacific and I'ranscontincntnl railroads,
Mr. Roscnborough reported In favor
of the repairs Of the land Office. Re-
port adopted.
stated that hC had in accordance with
vote of both houses, addressed n note
to Judge Mercy Of the twenty-second
judicial district, notifying him of the
action of the legislature, and declaring
The office vacant.
The Judiciary committee made favor
able reports on numerous bills; the on
ly one on which IN adverse report was
made was an act amending article
seven hundred and eighty-four of the
penal code, which was adopted, and
! the bill was lost; ter which the land
lord tenant bill was discussed to adj
iournment.
The governor nominated John 7.
White, of Seguiu, az judge of the
twenty-second ju licial district, vice
Morcy, removed, which the senate
confirmed.
In the senate the following petitions
and memorials were introduced.
BY Mr.. shepherds: a memorial Of
the citizens of Washington county,
asking the removal of Instructions to
navigation in the Brazos river.
BY Mr.. Bradshaw: A memorial Of
the citizens of Ellis county, and from
the state temperance society, asking
the enactment of the Ohio liquor law.
BY Mr.. Ball: An act to further regn-
late assignment Of causes in the
supreme courts.
by Mr.. Ellis: An act repeating an
act regulating proceedings in district
courts, and an act to incorporate the
Lavacca tap railroad company.
NEW YORK, April IA dispatch
from Susquehannah says that after the
men had been paid yesterday, thirteen
hundred of them paradcd the streets,
headed by band. a meeting was
subsequently, held, at which il was re-
solved, that if the company wished to
employ them, IL must be in body.
Vice president Clarke addressed them,
and said that the company was willing
TO employ some of them, If they were
willing TO abide by thcrulea. This was
received with apparent indifference.
The soldiers are anXiously awaiting
orders to go home, and the men of the
first regiment, who are mostly leading
business men of Philadelphia, are e.
pecially anxious to get away, as their
| business needs their attention.
MEMPHIS, April 1.-Two young men
of this city hold tenth, and ii club of
forty hold & fifth of the ticket which
drew the capital prize in the Louisville
lottery.
BosToN, April IA large number Of
| Leading merchants have signed call
for an anti-infation meeting OH Satur-
day evening next at Farneul hall.
NEW York, April 1.-The coroners
Jury brought in II verdict of criminal
carelessness against John Mcclellan,
telegraph signal operator, by which Il
collision was caused at Point of Rocks
on the Pennsylvania railroad on Sat
urday, whereby two men were killed.
Mcclellan has been committed to await
| trial,
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d. r. BECKER, Secretary.

Mr.. Roof, an old citizen, has been
recommended by five of the Texas
members of congress as postmaster at
Galveston, In place of. Clark. The
president has agreed to suspend the
nomination of A. B. Hall, until the
charges against him are investigated.
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We HAVE before us copy of the
weekly Texas Star, new paper pub
lished at Houston by the Texas Star
publishing company. Samuel w.
Small, editor aud manager; John Kir-
ticks, associate editor and treasurer,
and John K. Hogan, president. The
Star is a Sunday paper and has no poll
ties.
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ESTRAYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken up by L. ]. Ledbetter and estrayed
before Thomas ID. Goats, justice Of the peace,
precinct No. 3, one sorrel mare mule, about
IA hands nigh. Valued at 50.
Taken up by Oh lrles Seeley and estray ed
before j. ID KerfoOt. Justice Ofthc peace, pre-
cinct No. l, one brown horse mule about
twelve years old, about ~ hands high; no
marks nor brands perceivable. Naiued ut so.
Taken up by A. }. Fender and estrayed be-
fore Thomas l.. Frank, justice OF the pace,
precinct No. =, one sOrrel mare about lfi2
hands high, branded ON right shoulder;
six years old this spring, with blaze In face (;
no other marks or brands perccivable. Valu-
ed at $40.
/ Taken up by w. w. Kedwcll and estrayed
before J. ID. Kerfnot, justice of the peace, pre-
cinct No. /, one bay horse, about twelve years
old sixteen hands high, white hind feet;
scar ON back, and branded on the right
shoulder with an nnintelligible brand. Val
ued at SIS.
fore W. A. George, justice of the peace, pre-
cinct No. -, one bay horse, sixteen hands
high, eleven years old, bald face, fore feet
white. one mind foot white, no brand per-
ceivabie. Valued at SO. eSwot
Taken up by $ c. Fulton and estrayed be-
fore John ID. keriOnt, Justice peace precinct
No; |, one elaybank pony, black name and
ON left shoulder Nj as near as can be made
out Valued at SIS 90. 29:3t.
Taken up by Jeh. ain and cstrayed before
John ID. Ker:not, stice peace precinct NO J.
one small brown pony mare, years Old, no
marks nor brands. Nalueda 50 20. .65i.
Taken mp by l., Morris and es'tr. yea i!tloIc
w. a. George, justice peace piecinc. 40. :,
one bay horse, l4lS hands high, age NOT
known, branded X on leiI hip, with iieglhle
80 ~ 20.3t
Taken M by George Sh- finer and estrnyed
before John ID. kcIiOOt. justice pt ace precinct
No. l. one chestnut sOfTcl pony, about IL
hands high, about years old, some saddle
marks, no brands peTcoivable. Valued az
s20 %.
Taken up by jacob Dickson and estrayed
before Thomas u. Coates, Justice peace pre-
cinct No. ) one gray hor,a-, years oil, IL
hands high, branued II on lett shoulder,
white nose. Valued at IS %. Also, one bay
bor e, years old, IS hands high. Nalu.d at
So 90 ZHsjt
Taken mp by william b. Elan, and es-
traycd before Thomas d. Goats, Justice Of the
pc &c. precinct Mob, one -oan mare, BRANDED
: l. W on left shoulder. Il hands high,
years old. Nalu d at 80. Also, one rgan
mare, II hands high, ) year. Old, bfanqei
II on left shoulder. Valued AZ sIs. Also
one b own mare. years old, "a han1s Mn
branded w " on left thigh Nalueu AZ 80
Also, one roam yeariing colt Valued az -
a isD. one brown mare mule years Oh, 10
ha,,is bS,,I, NaInei AZ SIS -fi.}t
A. HABWOUD,
District Clerk, Dallas Co.. Texas.
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COLONEL CHARLES DEAoRsE, editor
of the GAINESVILLE Red river county,
Standard, has been selected to deliver
the annual address to the Texas veter-
ans In Houston next May.
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LNehlnmNe.
Cnifnn.

Tho staple continues coming In slowly
Tho receipts for tho pnst week amount
10 22s bales making tho total receipts nj the
cotton yards for tho present season todnio,
29,22 hnlos. Tie market rules irm. We
uuotc: Good ordinary, l2hr.
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SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

-Tis sin 20 hoard up money and refuse to
upply the natural wants and demands Of
enfieri ne, bed-rldden wife. Ills sin for
mother 10 bend over the couch Of a beautiful,
yet fadi.lg daughter, and refuse to spend
lev dollars or her benefit and relief. How
many thousands Of mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above siu7 Sickly,
male. eTnsciatrd, care worn, suffering females
can be found In all parts Of our country. \
remedy can be bad, and yet they refose 70
spend little money for Il. The r.med thei
will cure is Dr. Dromgooles English Female
BitteFs- Sold BY drugRists ndawsm
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Hides rad Leather.

Hat dry Ice; selected dry l7c; dry sailed
s@Si4c; green sallcd DC; deer skins 2jc; Il OF
for grubby In all classes.
Harness Lcnthcr-O0lS i0ai3c; liomlock 300
lie; Skrting ij@iGc. Solo Loathcr--Oak Ala
i0c; HomOCiS aBu3pc.
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fiyAyflil hsD rOaaGnCliL

Ir.u.u fnr rttfu iltHtlrl
NrI . lHi
iht uunOF UIfltl rUmln. HrIIN M tho
iiluW Inf GumNlousi
'flu .ftt.tHIHHt.f..HHNH|Itl |N WllNf ".
NllNpf t,UtaaUsa..NnstlN lNi
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The Louisville Lottery Drawing.

We take the following list of prizes
drawn in the Louisville Library lottery
from the st. Louis Globe, of Wednes-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-04

Tin: &c lOxli charcoal, per box sl7 so; TX
l0xll, charcoal, so 90; IC, l2yl2, charcoal
81 %; &c, charcol, Hx20, SIS 80; TX, charcoal,
l4x20, $50 So &c, l4x2O, roofing, SIG 50; &c, COX
%, s3i o.; block tin q ID 50c; sheet zinc u ID
l5c; Pig lead u 10 loo; Copper bottoms y ID
SOC: Sheet iron 26x27 3 N 13%c; Solder extra
refined "A 10 Sc; Galvanized iron in full bum
dies q ID 2Oc: American Russia y n SOC.
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Canned Goods.

peacneS, 2-i0, Il dozen, ~ 10: Pears. lib, I,
dozen, ~ %; Plums, green cages, 2-ih y dozen,
- 50 Strawberries, lib, u dozen, - %; Rasp-
berries, 2-li, iadozen, 81 90; Backbcrrics. 2.b
r. dozen, :. %; Tomatoes, 2-b, T. dozen, ~ 30
Corn, IN, 4 dozen, 80 elG.3 80; Peas, 2-lh, q
dozen, 50 90; Succolash, 2-ih, h dozen, - JD
HOLSTERS, n, I! dozen, g; 30; Oysters, LII, q
dozen, 81 30.
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TIE GENERAL. MARKET.

General business Is becoming quite brisk.
Our merchants arc now prepared 10 show
their newly imported spring goods, nnd are
looking forward toH heavy business. with
the exception ofn slight decline in hour and
molasSes, there il No change In the 'isul.s
from last week:
Our quotations represent cash price, foi
round lots.
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Alcohol n gal = 3; Gum Camph0r n ID tuc
Chloroiorin 81 50 Gum opium " ID 80 25a0 so
soc; Maddcr u 10 lSg90c; Oil sweet, u gal - 90
Sperm q gal - w; Berg2mot, pure, d % - 100
90; Lemon u 10 81 0Oa7 .; coda sal English
Alum u 10 7GtSc; CalOmel 4. n u j0o2 -; Coch.
meal 81 o.; Copperas 619Sc; Lipuoric cXtract
50c; Morphine 50 5O5G -; Oil, Castor e gal u y
Cnssla d Ii 81 50; Qulnine Il Oh 81 70; soar
CASTLE Il n 20c; Soda ash T}lb l2c; Saltpetre
pure T. 10 Sic; Commercial /! 10 lic; Venetian
red y ID SC; White lead pure per keg Sl3 5Ow
II 90: strictly pure per Key SIi O0@li ~; Lin.
seed oil raw Il gal 81 2j@l 30; Boiled b gal 81 &c
al 3j.
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Apples (green) B bnrrcI IE0MN 90; drIcd
= " lie; Lemons, a box 50 30; Oranges 4
box ~ %; Figs, Cnow) z III 2Oc I,Gisins, in
layers y box, new u 40; Dried curranls,
p h. Use: AlInon"s, soft shell y Ii 2sc; FllbertS
(nCW) n N zoe; Wanuts, Il Ii pc, Brazil nuts,
u NJ lie; Peanuts, 4 Ii l2'&c; Cranherries, d
barrel SIS; EocoanutS, Z! 100 so OO@l2 40; Fine
fancy candy, q N 2ist35c; Pecnns, q bushel
- 80. 4t
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Yellow Pine, rough all sizes and length s25 90
per m; White Pine clear, 4, IL and 2 INCHES
$50 % per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
S27 80 per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
SIS on per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
So so per IN; White Pine ceiling $50 on per IN;
White Pine inch boards $40 10 per m; White
inch boards $50 90 per IN: White Pine inch
boards $40 80 per m; Palings, fancy heads,
s55 90 per m; Lath s. 90 per m; Shingles,
white pine, 81 90 per m; Shingles, white
CementS5 50per barrel; Plaster Paris 81 90 per
barrel.
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Liquors.

Brandics-Apple. So 5O,95 90; Peach, So 100
3 80; Cognac, - 5pW7 %.
WhislIies-Bourbon. and Rye, - QUog3 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 50@2 "; Rectlted,
81 l5@l 50.
| Wines-Port and Sherry, 81 5O@2 50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-26

"Fsckers" and get before the people other
than their names, | desire to present the
'paueOf man 10 your county, whom Ito
voters Oftbis District eau rest assured is
not packer" aud whom | have heard
m ny prominent citizens Of the cOuu'i.s Of
Nicholas, Fayettc, Raleigh aud Mercer,
and some Of Greenbricr, Monroe aud Lo.
gan, say that they would cordially and
cheerfully support, and that man is Col,
ANDREW r. BARBEE, Besides Col. Bar.
bee is, am told, comparatively a poor
man so far as worldly riches are concerned;
that he owns no uutuxed government
bonds, no National Bank stock, and is IN
no railroad compauy's employ; is in fact
oue Of the struggling masses, earning bis
"Daily bread by the sweat Of bis brow"
This is such a map as US mouutaiuecrs
want. We have already been too long
fastened by the CALLING chains Oflho bond.
holders, National bankers and railroad
nonopolsts, as the frequent forced sales
ofour little mountain farms will show.
Let US send none such to Congress from
this district.
? Col. B would poll a very large vote
iu the Mountain district, among which ped-
pie be is gratefully remembered for repeat
ed acts of kindness and humanity during
the war, both as a military officer aud as .
physician and surgeon.
But fear am trespassing upon your
columns. | only wanted to get the name
# Col Barbee before the Democratic vo-
ters of the District, ere the packers" and
politicians had mouopoli1cd tho field and
crowded the rOtcrs outside so that thoiF
voice could no: be heard; sOd il have
done this, and you will obligo BY publish
ing, then my object in writing will not
have been fruitless. Hoping that the VO'
tOrs may make the nominations for all Of
fees hereafter, and that the aspirauts and
"packcrs" may be given back seats, | nu
yours for Democratic success
MAZE.
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snETTERS FROM tic FIl6PLE
FaYEffE1 Co0STY, W.
February 18th, 49,

Eaiier Weekly EsgisssSs \. III, .,.s..f
Y It dossSeeaiitomc,, aud ai6osk q by
one T6fk:Wii6- apou thpssp I sg5fes
sNlitS'ne, 1tllatit-is lasglt q d, thSl sea.
ISL q % trottins 81 candidats he
fllrcec,ious, and mOSe especially ,for3hs
office Of Iseprcstata6ve Congress Die
action qscertaii.EsaTa DO candidates I'd
that Office tIstricT saspe strongly
81 8 disposition op theiriparl to get thedi-
elSts acc. tFSaselses only prominently be.
Tore the people futtAe position, aud In tbe
meantime aiFnpds PitcAsiu aud pack, q
[SBnysution, audabsb best "paqksrg gat.the
Inflammation. TGisqSSall Hc right IN the
.ssyes ofthoso sspirPpts, but ,!6e EYES Of
the peopltsoRposiipGth0 goqd sld Demo
gUroti5 party attempt to defrqad
them Of cherished right and sell them e
The most cgrreps and elroit .ogf s1Retssni,
rants. It's just9gc Corruption, i 4.
Ery and fraud sHak has made the RssslSaL
IJSFEy 4 stencil in tths nostrils Sot 3hOns
men ,.aud;ws people 1t tba rnountai6
kIlSSS,sad BSs5 sitop
EcsIisu, Win repgiiaie ~ plph 81
|rsn yho atseat 2s
bsrtyauch TAD u Ssoi
y 4 he Bal fd6I i
lyoiae H nc; s s6 sihsy
subbcrB ia bSbtsS
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Editor Register

Editor Register
You will please announce to tho public
through your paper, that the students o
Carleton College will give an exhibition
on Friday evening, February 9th, con
sisting qqf,eolIoquies, declarations, 'a6loahz
and the ttading Of the catletouensis' :
Exercises will cqnaeAce:at i fdvlookk :
AdmittaDce reasonable. Come and par
take Of some Of the literary. fruits Of Car
letou College.
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Gives t6 ieSes y. 2
= l0tJe
va GILT
.sPBFMAM

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Chrome; e lti. s;% 9sSa 81!
"a t4iy sSo,Iyl isOhi @hishf
"a mi ftis 5isstLe praciicsd
Y 3sihe "A renee, y
Z tib;ect Of 'tIGs END
Ipsn,S tecsiis; I6imiddiib
f n! aSS homo s absis liSS
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-26

WEST VIRGINIA:
A Il RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
"a Circuit Court Of Mason county, on Mon
day, FEBRUARY %, 1874
Watson P. Diitz Guardian fr Robert Watson
Mitchell ami Edward Thomas Mitchell.
Robert Watson Mitchell, Edward Thomas
Mitchell and James 4. 7. Mitchell. lu
? The object Of thisspit is 10 obtain decree
for the sale ola certaintEact IF land situated
in'MasOn county, West Yirbihh, containing
Two hundred acres moreor lel I, and the same
land devised 10 sOid Robert Watson Mitchell
and Edward Thomas MiIchOlli by Marian N.
Mitchell, deceased
And it appearing by affidavit filed with the
naperS Of the cause that the defendants Robert
Watson Mitchell and Edward Thomas Mitchell
ore non.lesidents ofthC StalcUf West Virginia
it's ordered that the said defendants do appear
here within one month after the first publita'
ion nt this order and 10 what is necessary te
protect their interest," in this suit
Tesle!-CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
English Pa, feb 5-iwS
1 .. j. 4
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Mr.. Shrewsbury has bought the build
ing formerly. occupied BY D. PoIsIey &
Son as jay: sOEicc, aud wiIfrenove it TO
ths'lSsip the rear of our Office : :
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All -ullSuCCes6Iutdl teIllpU W DuTg'
larize the store of Friedman 4 Co.,
in tins place, was made last Friday
night, by removing. the putty and
glass from the large show window
in front Of the store. After re-
moving the putty from about one
half round a pane of glass the
would-be burglars fed. No clue
has been obtained as to whom the
candidates for the penitentiary
were, but suspicion falls upon two
Unlocking strangers who have been
seen proving around town for sew
eral days.
That abominal abomination, base
ball, has again broken out among
the juvenile portion of the commu-
nifty of this town. If this plague
had been sent among the Egyptians
'of scriptural times, old Pharoah
would undoubtedly have "cared in
long before he did and let the Isra-
elites go.
PERSONAL Charles b. WaggeDor,
Jr., 500. of Col Waggener, who has been
attending one Of the Medical Colleges, at
louisville, Ky, arrived home oNSunday
morning last, looking hale and hearty
A~N~~-~~~~~~<>~~~-
We know times are hard and money
tight, still we think Mason county might
afford respectable fence around the Court
House lot.
Our farmers report the wheat as'Iooking
unusually promising for this season Of the
year
we cali eSptcIal a'teh'iu" !" VIZ ~"
card Of Mcssrs. Hedrick & Couch, iu this
issue. When you have legal faVOrs TO be-
stow don't forget this firm.
--><~r,~~~~~~>~~->~~~
In this issue of our paper will be found
several new legal advertisements; some o.
which may be Of interest to you Read
them.
-~~~-@,~r>~e>->-
The Patrons of Husbandry have several
Oranges organized in Marshall county
this State. Nary Grange in Mason thai
we know of.
.~~~~~>L~~~<>~~>~>~>~
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anRtsp rAt.the seetldsucs+ Of the
dlg, Pspeifs;, February 10Th, 6y',Fsy.
W Il. .IIauisoA, MrsJahlcs II : E9ekard
10 Miss aIay NJ. Emanuel; daughter of
Jsrsmiah :lsmandsl;,all Of this county. :
'5ut friend Robert Enthusiastically,
siss ,l;sdl rs Il allipolis. Ohio Sunday
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FoR SAI,E.--F,orty bushel 0nioa5
sets, BY us. MTt y ! 81
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10 4 " M ?.
IAN Hllo would eipg q Whole
lyo boursa day $1,000
Qp Thufgl8S hieEl lhig ciIsI

- $50 u h
Ca Tbusddy ~ his city,
dssd one. Ssss3 q ods days.
ofsis sBatlsr Ss.l
sSsHa6fS
81 this3coant
alt lower side EsaaTll 1pp6sisei
I'D AZ, gssslay
'ghg1 years 4 assSA esss
81 hdsss f55s .ssvcyaE pss
death sdiscouuty lO sled
pccted Siiizen. s.
ThsBs& o. RSss6
gagged 81 laying g.srss
Work vas comaeuged at New Y
ss * -. .lV7 tysh73}l i -
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When OUT farmers are 10 need Of farm
n, p,es,il., particularly pIoFs, they will
s ,I i greatly to their advantage to deal
xib ". B. Gable, this city.
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uop,ekeepers set worthy example to
. ,i,, in their annual house cleaning,
.Iiob generally commencement month
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-26

/, TIE DANCE. The anniversary dance
atlhe Kline House last Friday night, was
we'll attended, and was very 6ne affair, and
everything passed off pleasantly and to
the satisfaction Of all.
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Farmers aud gardeners have commenced
Mi, spring work, and no small amount
- OIoripg has been done.
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INUNDATED Filth Avenue, sEessqli.
The bsavSconnisFon and ware hsusss b. pfa
Situated. Is underwater, and sat fears
,are entertained that much lQsss DO a ~ 8.
;ai1ed 10 the goods Stored !heres y,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-26

/, AnsekGhnpgs scOapcnting on the re-
hort that PhiIip Phillips had maaer.a half
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llllll-.------- - $50
oI,o,ers"--n neaudering class-'bang
pp" % any convenient spot!
n our local department is not as well
.,nnIiei a, usual, the reader must at'riS-
Ne / 70 the lear'h Of news il that limo.
uoo..kceper. set worthy example to
. ,i,r, in their annual house cleaning,
vhiob generally commencement month
Farmers aud gardeners have commenced
mi, spring work, and no small amount
d blowing has l been done:
When our farmers are 10 need Of farm
n, u,es.il,, particularly ploNs, they will
spi !. greatly 70 their advantage to deal
With ". B. Cable, this city.
Rsl,olovs There will be religious
,.,,ioo, in the New Presbyterian Church
in hi. place, on Thursday at 3 o'clock ?.
N. This day is be observed nsA day
Of prayer for colleges and other ius'itu.
ion, of'learniug. All Interested in this
.. ;,,fio1 10 athcnd
ACCIDENT. On 18th inst little son
Mr.. Clark, who lives ner New Haver,
vbnc 10 the woods. Telling trees, met with,
syert Serious accident, from a tree which
he had just cut falling upon him, causing
fracture Of the right thigh, The little
fellow was attended BY DIS EIenslcy aud
under hi. skilful treatment Is doing vol.
!. We learn from the journal that at the
Rolling Mill at Clifton, fire occurred on
Tuesday Of last week, and but for the
prompt action of the hands, would very
.oon hive been destructive.
Wheeling papcrtats,hOwiug about the.
Wheeling Iron and Mil Company Of that
lty. with oao,hundrod and five machines,
Hing in one week six thousand, eight
INDEED aud seventy six kegs Of nails, the
prags product being about forty.eigh'
u CDne h1pdusiOg the time cut one
adred and 'cveuty.sir kegs Of eight
ny fence nails which the papers claim
Q the largest proauct for the same
Ii If tiRe on record
ISs~r>1s~r~-
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r our local department is not as we'll
.,anIiel as usual, the reader must at1riS-
' ~ !, "a ,bo leartb Of news in that limo.