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The New York herald., 1874-05-31
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

Tne Ge neral Transatlantic Companys Mail Steamships
Detwccn New York and HDvre, calling at Brest
The splendid vessels this fvori,e 10 the Con
tlnent tbcllg more southern other will
from pier No u North River, as follows
N!LLE D. PA Sa turday May 80
na SATURDAY., June Is
rEnEIHE ................, Saturday, June 27
HavTe:- - e-o ~ - ~ -
First cabin, sl2i Second cabin, SIS
gers al $35. - ~ '
Excurs on tickets at reduced rates
American travellers goug To or returning from the
S o. Enrope ny taking this line avoid both tran
~ by fnshsh railway and the discomiorts OF crossing
e Chahne pssiaes saying time. trouble and expense.
ia, N2?fhmLenaaened steamers peng present unpopu
such III the french line
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD sTEAMsHip COMPANY
~ for son thampton aud Bremen.
Ihe steamship H0HEAZo LLERN. Captain W. Norden.
hoit VIII sal! on Wednesday, June ut 2 p. 81. from
Bremen pier. loot Of Lhird street Hobokcn. be
followed by steamship MAIN Captain A. dc IJmon On
Saturday, June g.
Rates Of rassage 10 London. Eavre and bremen
~ Payable IN gold, or its equivalent in currencyJ
SiIl
second cabin Z.
Seerage
For freight or passage, apply to
UELRICHS CO., Agents,
M Rnty limo
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

NCHOR LINE.
~ PASSAGE RATES REDUCED.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER LIVERY ALTERNArE DAY.
u9;mpanys piers 70 and q North silver, New York
TT,oihia.. ues, June Anglia. Thurs June II
Mnan Thurs June Australia sat- June y
I1ptue.uohia sat, June Victoria iues, June 10
osop@ ... Tues June Italia Thurs June Is
TO GLASGOW, LiVhRTOOL. l. SNDONDERRY,
c... &c. W tENsf OWN OR BELFAST.
S'D so' 70 e9h according to steamer ana accominoda-
nous ~ Tsebarn tickets issued at reduced rates
M iNIEitMEDIA, f. $2S; SfEERAGE, SB.
Draits Issued Tor any amount at lowest rates
nenu ior circuiars pvin. uil Information, 30 COM
pany's ofhces, No Bowling Green.
uENDERSlN RROTHERS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

"ChicEOu pio--hicl every one Of EN-"
F0lrObinsOu muttered, whats matIerp
Brother Martin came 10 Brother Laug.
lcySrelicf, and Fi,IrobiusOn wound them
both 10 bis fond embrace.
II like to SEQ these rOusiug convictions"
shouted Dr., Ives. Hes wrestling with
tho spirit help him, brethren; help himl"
Some sister struck up Rock Of AgcS,--
THIS aroused FitlrobinsOn a litIle, aud be
chimed in with stray lines aud bite Of The
chorus VI My Sweet Camilla May. With
a gigantic effort brother Langley frOct
himself from FitsrobiuScn's embrace, and
whispered something 10 Dr.. IVsS'Caf.
Then With tho help Of brother GatcbolI
and two stout trustees, they walked him
slowly down tho aisle and out into the yes
tibuIo, where truSty policeman received
him. Fit1robinson went out humulng.
In a-hic-bod Of roses.
Sweet hio-brcath of-pOsios--
And, as he fell upon che rOliuouOu'S
neck,
His! as breath po-ofp-of-bic!
Until bis voice died away on The CriS
night air, and he woke up next morning
10 The station house.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
lNTEM2ERANcE.

The Riuhmopd WAig raises is potent
voice thus slOqueully against The growing
vice Of iutcmperuuOcl
"lf We were called upon 10 advise tbo
young men Of promise Spd ambition what
path to pOrSuo 10 order to avoid the pie
falls that have proven tho destruction OF
so many thousand who have started upon
the voyage suuguipO Of future rlpOwn
and success, We should say avoid lhp vine
cup as your most deadly enemy, turn from
any intoxicating beverage as you would
from a corpse left puIrid BY the most lOaLh.
some and deadly disease that ever buried
its victim into eternity, Wehavo said IL
Wo were called upon; we take it back-Vo
were called upon sO!omnly earnestly 10 call
attention to this, tho greatest soOurgO Of
thc age; il is iupOvOrishiug the wealthy
and making boggarS Of tho pOori it is de.
Ihroning iutcllccIs and sullyiug the repu'
ta!iOuS Of men whose honor in moments OF
sanity none would dare impoach; it ia
dragging downund casting into felOu's celia
those who have stood high 10 public cs'
tcomj ii Is flIiug our jailS aud ponitcu,iar.
les with thieves aud murdOrersj it is pOo,
pleiug Gods acres everywhere throughout
tho land with those whom Holy Writ as.
sureS us never 'Shal enter tue Kingdom
OfEIcnvcu;"iti is leaving countless thousand
Of widows aud orphans to mourn aS those
who cannot be ComlortCd. Great God,
The untold misery OntailOd upon the bu-
man family By this Gerry draught, intended
only to 6t men for hell, eau never bO csi-
mated. Strange is tho iulutuOtiOu that
makOS men tho slaves Of such a mastcr,
the imps Of such demon, and almost as
strange tho! our legislators, who grow
hOnrSo in donouucing reputation and in
advocating increased taxation upon land
aud Tho nccessarieS Of life, yet shrink back
appalled, at tho bare idea Of touching this
pettcd child Of Satan. Strange, indeed!
It is passing strango!'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

The new color in Russia leather is navy
blue. twill be largely usedlOr belts and
bags.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
"DoNT CHARLEY"

"Don't, Charley" cOmc 10 my cars in
a sweet musical tone while was seated in
a railway car last summer should not
have heard The soft, touching voice bad It
not been very near me. | looked 10 see
who 1t was that had spoken, and saw q
sweet, beautiful woman upon tho sea! in
front Of mo. A half look rested upon
the young face that was OgloW With love
and tenderness A young man was seat.
cd by her side whoSe faee wore q restless,
diOsipated look, and in a moment | com.
pretended ii oil His face was flushed
slightly, and | knew why it was thus
Ho was talking very fast to some one 10
advance Of him, and once I heard a low
oath. ''DOn't, Charley, she said again,
In the same sweet voice, But Charley
did not seem to heed her words, but went
Oh 10 a balt wild wayto Tho man. (
Several more ontbs came from biz lipsi
Fbut TIE go,nan yemlIuedh silent yel loJs
: leselagl
thought ihatifhch chld.becn 'halfhuhha he
would have needed ths mild, loving re.
proof that was 50 visible in her teur.dim.
med eyes.
A friend BY my side whispered in my
ear, They have been married just ODe
year"
"TTe is o brute" only said iu reply.
AT that moment | saw the young hus'
band wink Slyly to the man, aud then they
both arose and went into the baggage car,
| | understood tue movement when | saw q
bottle protrudipg from tho husbands coat
pocket.
Don't, Charley; don't Co." the young
wife bad pleaded before bo got beyond her
reach, but hc tore himself from her light
grasp aud rushed along. Her eyes 6lled
With tears, and low moan came from her
pale lips. and then she bowed her head
and wept silently.
lie came back in q few moments, lis
face flushed still more, and bis voice was q
key or two louder than before. He brush.
Cd rudely past The wife, evidently to get
near The car window
"Let me alone, Mary" be said, as she
laid her white hand upon bis arm, "WO.
men are always in the way" be sGid, tur.
ming 10 the man in front Of him
Tho wife turned away, and | did not
hear her sweet, roproviug voice again.
How | piticd that young, loving, loving
wife, aud how often. | wonder il her Seu'i.
live heart must suffer aud bleed for many
long years! Think not, for her tender,
lOviOg soul, aud trail, slender body will
not bear such unkindness.
Strange bow soon liquor will transform
human beings into uDfeeliug mopstesg,
aud chill the ardent, loving nature Of o
tender husband and trusting wife!
.-----------.s-------''-.- 20
An ERnoR 1t is an error 10 suppose
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

MASON COUNTY.
Judge Circuit Court-RoS. JOS. SMITH;
Residence, Ravenswood, Jackson county.
Clerk Circuit CoGrL--C, B. WAGGEEER
President County COurt-B. ] REDMOND.
Clerk County Court--E. KlMBGRLlNG.
Prosecuting Altorney--D, W. POLSLEY.
Sheriff--C SEH0N,
Iailor-J. JEWETT.
,sarveyor Of Lands--G. W. PULLIN,
Assessor Dist. No. JACOB BOUSH.
!" IDS VAN MATRE, Dep.
!" No. 2-J0HN c BUCKLEY.
Superiptend't,O of Schools--D. p GUTHRIE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

An ERaoa 1t is 40 error to suppose
tba! man belongs to himself No man
does. he belongs to bis wife, or bis chill.
drou, or bis relations, or bis creditors, or
to society, in some form or other. II is
for their especial good and 10 behalf that
be lives and works, aud they kindly allow
him to retain certain per ccntage Of bis
gains to administer to his own pleasures or
wants, he has bis body, and that is all,
and even for that be is auswerable 10 SO.
ciety. 10 short, society is the master aud
man is the servant; aud it Is entirely as-
eording as society turus ont good or bad
master whether be turn out a bad or good
servant,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

To THE PoiST An exchange says.
compare the publisher Of newspaper.
who hos to go all around the country to
collect lis pay, to q farmer who sells his
wheat on credit, aud not more than one
bushel to any person. Ifauy farmer will
try The experiment Of distributing The pro.
cceds Of bis labor over two or three coun.
ties, with au additional one to twoor three
distant States, for one year, We will guar.
anteo that he will never, after that years
experience, ask publisher to supply hin
with paper a year or two without tho
pay forit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

Iapoaso FIsB ELoeussrLY.-"HOV
much better It would have been 70 haV,,s" "
shaken hands and allowed it was all a mis-
take" said Detroit Judge. "Ther the
lion and Tho lamb would have lain down
together, aud whito.robed peace would
have famed you with her wings, aud ele.
vated you with her smiles Of appreciation.
But no! you went to Chawiug aud biting
and rolling iu The mud, and here you sts.
Its avo dollars apiece!"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
SECRET soelETEEs.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic -Mnturn Lodge No 10, A. F, and
A. NJ, meets monthly on the night oil Inc iIIl
suoon, the same being Tuesday, or on the
Tuesday night Immediately preceding Wa
TO-. o. F.-Thc Point Pleasant Lodge No.
30, I.O.O.F. meets every Thursday night
Mt Fishers Hall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
PH sICI Ms.
DIR. L.F. UAMPBEl4L.

~ PhysicIaIil O IBe1I l.5sl X a
Poi6t Pleasant Eesl Ia.
III AyING located permanently at Point
IL Pleasant offers his professional services
10 the citizens Of the town and vicinity. He
hopes by strict attentionAo buslness,tO merit
. continuance ofthe liberal patronage be has
already received,
Hemay be found all times at his Office
when not professionally engaged.
Nov. SLY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

Terms or CIRCUIT CouET--First Monday
IN April and first Monday in October.
TLnMs OF CouNTY COuET Third Monday
in January, March, May, July, November
aud DGCcMber.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
Virginia House,
POINT PHEASANT ". u,

4, p. DEEM, FTUVTV1VU''
THIS we'll known House having been lhor,
l oughly repaired from attick to cellar an ana
refrrpi he'd al great expense, with new bed.
dino together with new furniture Of the most
%oSern styles, is now one of the best kept
Houses Houses in Ihe State, Experienced walters at
lend the wants Of guests. A night Ealchman ~
is kept to convey passengers to and from oGd!s l!
At ali hours Of night, The travelling public
are w W respectfully invited 10 stop at this House
Guaranteeing that they will not go away as
sstisfed In connection with the above Tue
Proprietor has good Livery Stable
october 38th, lS73-H. a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

Tthas been for long tune query ,
why the women Of Massachusetts, make
more noise than their sisters Of other
states. Archbishop whateIey once pro.
pounded a similar couuudrum "Why do
white sheep eat more than blaok OneD3 and
answered it with tho inevitable replS--
Because there are more Of them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
MoRAL couRAaE.
Have tho courage q Jaoo q difficulty.

lest itikick you laEdeE than Scp balgAipedI
ldi DiIhodlllos liko lhisfes oiien dlsap
leAseG eGuonglylal payly u tba pfopel Aoa,
for doing 50, boweveEgraat lho sacrifice;
and to stay away from ono upOntac slight
cst grounds for objection, however great
the temptation to 60. Havolhc courage
to do without that which you do not need,
however much you may admire t. Have
tho courage to speak your mind when III is
necessary that you should do so, and hold
your tongue vhtu Il is better that you
should be silent Have tho courage 10
speak to o poor friend IN secdy coat, cv.
on 10 The street, and when a rich one 10
nigh The effort is less than many pco.
pie take ii to be, aud the oct is worthy Of
king. Have tho courage to admit that
you have been in The wrong, aud you will
remove tho fact in tho minds Of Others,
putting desirable improssiOa in The place
Of an uufaTorabie Que Have The courage
to adhere to the dSt resolution when you
cannot change it for a better one, and to
abandon It atthO eleventh hour upon con.
victiOu.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30
TO the Public.

HAVING permanently located in Font ONT
IL Pleasant, 1 am now prepared to 90 q, any any
or ali kinds Of Carpenter Work in short tlae !a
" OnS 4 at reasonable prices Plans and ,specln'
cations "ai M furnished when wanted, Good refer
Sns,y SnSes given Come onel Come al! and a. q Try
me, - ~
doc 4, ls73-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-30

Dmwiuiau--lf the race ofmen arc de.
seended from monkeys, from what have
hOrseraccs descended,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25
4 Promising Youth.

A Sacameuto gentleman lately saw little
boy leaning against pos! in the eastern por-
iion Of the city. putting energelically at full
grown cigar. and succeeding 70 draw from il
quite a volume Of smoke. lie felt such evil
Icn, interest in the job he had undertaken,
that the citizen concluded to int rview him,
and accordingly, drawing cigar from bis
pocket, went up and asked for light. The
boy acceded to the request with an asump-
ton Of manly courtesy, which be probably
studied carefully, and seemed to feel gratiieJ
a, attracting attention. Then ensued the fol-
lowing conversation
"Well, young man, where do you buy your
cgarsT
/ buy EN- down town; piy ten cents apiece
for EN-"
"Do you buy many at timer"
"No, not many; buy one at time most
oftencst."
"Does your father know you smokoi"
"Oh yes"
How old are your
"Six years"
"And how long since sou learned to smoke p
About Eve years, guess"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25


In f847. Meriwether Thompson, q slim and
green boy, but with AN energy that WAS ire
preside aud a spirit that was buoyart as the
winds Of our prairies, settled in Liberty
No. In ls47, he came to St. Joseph, q sales
man in the leading house of Middleton e
Perry. How he worked for this house only
old ci,izcus familiar with primitive ways in
frontier States know. Abou, this time be
married Miss Hays Of Liberty. Later be went
on business for the firm named to Salt Lake
When the whole region b.tweeu here and there
was an Indian country and the trip bad seldom
or never been made 10y a solitary traveller and
never by one unacquaiuted with tie plains and
mountains. After some six months be re-
turned n safety to his family aud friends In
1852 he Was attached to the work on the Han
nibal & ST. Joseph railroad. He went first as
a chain bearer, commissary, cook or iu any ca
pacity that was open, performing every char
ac,er Of work that be might be with the enter
prise IN which lie felt so deep an interest and
that he might take the first steps in the pro-
f.ssion which he then foresaw was to become
soimportaut in this country, and in which his
name has become so widely known. In the
feld. at night, at the camp Gre, everywhere he
studied civil engineering 81 on followed en-
plovment in higher capacities. He was made
CIV Ell gineer Of St. Joseph in 1855 Later
he surveyed the lines Of seyeral Of our now
most important railroads. Tie Maryville
branch Of The Platte Country, the St. Joseph
and Denver. the St. Joseph aud Topeka and
other lines were an Grs, surveyed by JEFF
Tbomnsoo He surveyed for the governmen.
a large district in Nebraska, performing the
work with a celeritv aud accuracy which were
prriv,led He proiected the river improve
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25
IT, TYEW SERESI CHARLESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY W v
POETICAL.
DON'T LET MOTHER DO 1T.

Daughter. don't let mother do i'll
Do not let her slave and toll,
While Won sit, useless idler,
Fearing your soft hand to soil.
Don't YOU see the heavy burdens,
Daily she is won't 70 bear,
Bring the lines upon her forehead
Sprinkle silver in her hair
Daughter. don't let mother do it?
Do not let her bake and broil;
Through the long bright summer hours
Share with her the heavy toll.
See. her eve has lost its brightness,
Faded from her cheek The glow,
And the step that once was buoyani
Now is feeble, weak and slow.
Daughter, don't let mother do il
She has cared tor you so long,
Is il right the weak and feeble
Should be toiling for the strong?
Waken from your listless languor,
Seek her side 20 cheer and bless
And your griei will be less bitter
When the sods above her press.
Daughter, don't let mother do it!
You will never, never know
What were home without mother
Till that mother lieth low
Low beneath the budding daisies,
Free irOm earthly care or pain
To the home so sad without her
Never to return again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25
THE MAIDEN's LAST FAREWELL.
~ TIE DAY OF CREMATION.
By JOHN PAUL,

Then the night wore on. and we knew the worst,
That the end olitall was nigh;
Three doctors they had from the very hrst-
And what could one do but die
ooh. William che cried, Ts.rew no blossoms Of
For he new apparatus nigh, rust:
But saw that handful of shavings you'll bring,
Aud lingcr TO see me ccmbust
"oh. promiso ne, love, by the fre-hole you'll
watch,
And when mourucrs and stokers convene,
You will see that thcy light me some solemn, slow
match
"It would cheer me to know, ere these rude
brcczes watt
Nv essences tar 10 the pole,
That one whom love will look 70 ;he draughti
And have a fond eye on the coal
''Theu promise me, love and her voice fainter
grew
"While this bod, Of mine calcides,
You will stand just as near as YOU can to the hne,
Aud gaze while my gases arise.
For Thompson Hcnry-has found out way
(Of his process you've surely heard teli.)
And you burn like parlor- match gently away,
Nor even offend by smell.
' So none OF the dainty need sniff in disdain
When my carbon 61ats up 70 the SKY;
And l'm sure, love- that YOU will never complain,
Though an ash should blow into your eye.
Now promise me, love"-and she murmured
low
"When the casifcaiion is DER,
You will sit by my grave in the twilight glow
mean by furnace door:
"Yes. promise me- love. while the seasons reyolye
On their noisclcss axlrs the years,
You w.il risit the Kiln where You saw me resolve
Aud leach my pale ashes with tears
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

The New York Advertiser states that it late
ly "saw a negro occupying the place in the
tread mill Of cider n,anufactoTy on Broad
way that was formerly held by a dog" 1t
thus comments on the TACT:
MI Bergh succeeded in having the dog re-
moved from the treal-miIl on the ground Of
cruelty to animals It viii DO Mr. Bergh's
humane heart coed to see how the negro fol-
fills the parl Of dog Wepresume this choice
Of one darkey power is on The principle Of
natural selection-if You cant get dog, try
a negro"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

ACCIDENT Mrs Emma Starr daughter Of
Mr.. Adrian Jones. who was married a short
time since, fell from a tree, while picking
cherries upon the farm of her father, last
week, and was seriously injured internally and
has been lying in critical condition ever
since. Dr. Reynolds was the attending ply
sicmn.-S hpkTdsforn Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

We are pleased TO congratulate Hon. Geo.
W. Wilson. editor Of the Marlborough Gazette.
that he has lived 20 see the S0ih birthday o.
the Gazette We hope he may live 70 SEQ
more, aud by the time that arrives
we believe be will bo willing 70 surreuder-r
Mr. Wilson has enlarged and improved the
Gazette, which is an evidence Of material pros
p rity-NdTyaai journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

THE BURNT MAIL CAR.-There are grave
suspicious that the burning Of the mail-car on
the 4. VI. & o. road was not the sesult Of ac-
cideu.. The Norfolk Landmark Of Saturday
says
"The story as told and the hcis as revealed,
Justify The public in thinking that the fire could
not have been accidental. How did il getsuch
headway in few minutes How did i APP
pen that all the mails were consumed, some
twenty bags? How can the swift destruction
of those thick leather sacks 10 so brief peripd
be accounted fur2 How does i, happen that
nothing was saved IL answer to these ques-
tions the conclusion is almost unavoidable that
some very combustible agent was employed.
and il 50, by whom The investigation will
bring all these facts 10 light. we trust, and
pending the investigation we can only lament,
in common with the community al large the
loss and annoyances occasioned IFS by this ex
traordiuary aud mysterious event
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25
That Hog.

A woman on a certain street ia town crc-
aied a"coruer" 10 ihe broom trade on last Fri
day She had prize-6ght with a sinful bog
which she wanted 70 drive out Of her garden,
and had already broken seventeen broom-han-
les and bad not hi, the bog once when VIC
came up. On the eighteenth round tie hog
''came up smiling the woman showing signs
Of great fatigue; after q little preliminary SPAR
ring they olotdsed that is tie bog became Gu
tangled in its antagonist crinolne, and after
some Violent tugeiug they both sat down on
an cuion bed the womans arms wound tight
ly around her opponents neck, and she look
ed very weak End Of the eighteenth round.
Round nineteenth, hog iacy aud saucy, and
ready for business; woman pale aud dirty, and
Der back hair matted with mud, but mean
Jog to die game; hog makes a grand effort, aud
using its head for a batiering-ram, tumbles
the haggard woman splash into a tub Of soap
suds aud rusbes off the field valiant victor.
The assistant whom the woman had engaged
to clean the house came on Saturday morning,
bot was told that it mast be postponed inds-
fniely - Gqnipolis Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

RESEMBLING CnaLFRA--A Mr. Shaw, of
Washington City. died suddenly on Tuesday
of disease resembling cholera determined
10 be very malignant case Of cholera moEbus.
These sporadic cases-gonorally traced TO i'm
prudence in eating. and occurring in various
quariers,-should be a warning Mr. Shaw
died Of cuoumbers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

The ereni bridge over the Mississippi River,
nj st. Louis, was iuaugnrated ou the 4th with
extraordinary ceremonies. Many thousands
of people participated. The structure cost
$1,000, 600 II is without doubt the greatest
piece Of engineering skill ia the world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-07-25

ACCIDENT William Vanme,rc, son Of Mr..
James yanmeirc, aged about u years, while
riding down street coming 20 town, upon q
colt, on Saturday afternoon last, was acciden-
tally thrown, sustaining a severe cut in the
head, and otherwise injured, lie IS, we are
glad 70 learn, rapidly recovering -ShCp Reg.