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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Geo Partridge, one Of the gcatloneu
who is about 10 commence the business
OF brick making with Mr. HHchkis,,
gave Us call last Saturday His ma.
ehiaes are on the way hthcr, and viii
be % the ground tins week. They
will soon pa, them IN operation
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Partridge Il llo,chki,s have struck
hauda in the brick making business
They will pa, up kiln on the farm O..
Mr. ii. early u tho prinr. ard have
the bricS ready for use sometime ID III.
moth Of May Thy are still IN w4u,
II GOOD siuce :, taxes that article tt
buru btisk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

On Friday night and Saturday last
there was the heaviest sn w.storm Of
the season. Il created q blockade every
where 80 far as the storm reached, and
we hear it is extensive. Six weeks
sleighirg IN March is predicted. The
lion is on the war path. We have had
a delightful winter but how the spring
viii 'pan gu" is quite uncertain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

The North Wisconsin has got TIE
laud grant, and Pierce county interests
have been ignored
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

The funeral Of Mr.. Browneli will be
attended at the residence Of Mr. Rob.
erts, this afternoon at one O'Clock
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Sauderson says he viii not be un
dersoli By any firm q the St, Cgoix
valley.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Among the youthful adventures 20
California. Of recent date. i Uncle
David Marble spughtIy youth Of b
few over eighty summers Uncle David
was one ofthe pioneers Of the 81. Croix
valley, aud will be remembered By a
host Of early friends
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

j. Stothard sold hls farm H. Pleasant
Valley last week to Ell Murphy, for
$4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Prof G. W PraH, Of Munkato, says
that he intends to return at 10 distant
day, to River Falls, the home Of his
early adoption. NJ oy old friends will
welcome him here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

d. n. Proctor closed his school at
Jer isilcn Corners last week, aud Is
teaching in Pierce valley district.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Daniel Thurston having closed hi
school 10 S dem, came u to look ue
over last Friday. lie reports all lovely
Jn Rush River.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Last Friday was the IiyeIest day OF
the winter, 10 this village, aud Satur-
day was the dulle,t one.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Now is the time to advertise proper
ty, if you have any for sac.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Our Postmaster is deserving the thanks
Of the public for extensive aud much
needed improvements in his department.
lie has extended his room, making il
nearly or quite double It's former capl.
city put in largo number Of drawer.
aud nearly Que hundred new boxes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

The storm-king has bceu on the
rampage
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

No. Clover and Grass seed at the
store Of
3g.3w G.. | Apron Rrs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Never parade yalr oSa private
griets before the public, unless you
want 10 be laughed at anl called a
fool.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Day is selling dry goods aud cloth
ing Ct cost.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

The sale Of the S.les property, BY
c. V. Guy, guardian. stands adjourned
TO next Saturday, at two o'clock P. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10
e KAka JOURNAL.

RIVER FALLS CHAPTER. No. As r. A, NJ
Stated convecltio1S Saturday evening
on OF immediately preceding the full moon
ia each month.
r. Il. BouRN, VI. Z. II. p.
RIVER FALLS LODGE, r 8 A. NJ.
Stated commun cations Is, and 81 Tues
days Of each month.
4 II. BouRy W. VI.
C. 4. NoRsE, Secretary.
RIVER FALLS LODGE, 1. @ o. +.
Regular meeting, every Saturday even
ing.
3. IlupsoS, y. g.
W. 6. ENai0S. Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10
~ OTTO

Is hereby given that 0 C. Hicks & Carl
ton are prepared % DO al kinda Of Carpen-
ter, Joiner, aud sh0l work. GA shurt no
tice. plaus and specifications drawn 10 or
der, Shop near the Congregational Church,
River Falls. Wis. 1890
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10
Toun and GALLEY,
Snow.bound

Hurrah for Concerts
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

4 donation Tor the beueit Of the
pastor Of the NJ + Church ia this vii.
laee, will be given ut the Institute
building next Friday evening. a geue.
raj invitation rs extended.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

II - well to cultivate whatever Of
musical talent there may be in every
community. The fact tina, all cannon
become perfect in the art, l. not good
reason why We should n,t Improve what
talent we may have
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

RIVER FALLS LODGE, l.. @ O. +.
Regular meetings every Saturday even
ing
" 3. HupsoS, y. g.
W. 8. ENsioS Secretary
Touu and GALLEY.
Snow. bound.
--------------------
Hurrah tor Concerts
The storm-kiug has bceu on the
rampage
Day is selling dry goods aud cloth
ing Ct cost.
Now is the time to advertise proper.
ty, if you have any ior sac.
Sauderson says he viii not be IN
dersoli By any firm il The St, CTOix
valley
-
j. Stothard sold hls farm IT, Pleasant
Valley last week to Eli Murphy, for
$1,000.
----,
The North Wisconsin has got TIE
laud Grant. and Pierce county interests
have been ignored.
Last Friday was the ilyeIiest day OF
,''
~------..-----
The funeral Of Mr.. Browneli will be
attended at the residence Of Mr.. Rob.
4 rf.,ianI~
-.--.-.-
d. n. Proctor closed his school at
Jerisllem Clrasrs last week, aud Is
teaching 10 Pierce valley district.
--,
s,ora Sc
9q.2w q I apron mrs
The sale OF the Ssiles property BY
c. V. Guy, guardian, stands adjourned
70 next SATURDAY az TWO Q c'ocA p NJ
Never parade yslr oSa private
griets before the public. unless YOU
want 10 be lsughel at anil called a
fool.
Daniel Tburs,on having closed hi,
scboo, IN S5a,, came +, n look NJ
ora.l..,r.1.. Ia r,n,,,. .n lo,,,,
(, P,.h R;ver
Prof g W Prat, Of Mankato, says
10 - ~ 1'I ''''," >, ~ O'''""'
y 49, "9 '' Us
= ~ ''''14' wa
49, ------
A donation for the beueht Of the
pastor Of the NJ + Church in this VIII
lage, will be given a, the Institute
m1:-:....--
-------
Inc OIL providing Tor tue free err
'u'"'lon 81 newspapers IN the county
W"e'e p"ohshed' sun hangs IRE III
C0us'e's Ana yet we believe 1t will
''e'uie Jaw oeIore congress adJourns
musical talent there NAV be in every
community. The fact tina, All cannot
become perfect il the art. j. not 4 GOOD
reason why we should ~, improve what
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

The bill providing for the free cir.
culation Of newspapers IN the county
where published, still hangs fire in
Congress And yet we believe it will
become law before Congress adiourns
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-10

Absolutely the best protection against rrro.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-20
:ahMocRar1o .sE.;NaroRIAI. con.

SGSAIOhlAl gSON-
- vENTfoN.
According to published call the Demo-
cratic. Conservative conyeution for the
9th Senatorial Distiiss, composed d tie
counties Of Roane. Jacksoa, Putnam and
Mason, cOavened at the Court House IN
Point Pleasant "Wednesday, August 18th,
ls7s.
The Convention was called to order at
ia. NJ. BY Dr.. c. T. B. Moore, Chair
man, Ofthe Senatorial Executive Commit
tee, who BY consent Of the delegates. pre-
SIDED over the convention tnti! perr.s<
nens organization vas effected. -
On mo,ids Geo. W. Tippett, was elect
ed Temporary Secretary.
On motion Of v. S. Armstrong, Of
Jackson, the Chairman appointed the fol.
loving gentlemen co:nEi:tec on credeu-
tials: Y, s. Armstrong, of jackson; J.
". Frazier, Of Putnam; c: L. TrOadus,
tOf Roarc;; Geo. ". Tippe,t of Mason.
On motion of Hon. P. C. Eastman,
the Chair appointed the following COM
nItee on permanent organization: Hon.
IP,.C Eastman, oF Mason; Geo. B. Grow,
of Jackson; Al. Campbell, of Roane; j.
f, Chapman. Of Putnam.
The Committee on credentials, made the
following rcporc
We. your Committee on credentials, re-
spectfuliy sabui; the following:
Dtlegates-JaekSOn.-J. j. S. Hass.
Ter, L. A. Phelps. W. T. Greer, J. u.
Armstrong, Thomas Coleman, JOar Smith,
VS.. Armstrong, g,SW..o Roscbcrry, Geo.
B. Crow.
lNdsoa.-John.R Couch, c. N. Moore,
j. ii II. Bcale; 7. ssribfns, John L.
Charles. c. 7. B Moore, W.@H. Wells,
PC. Easttam, john c. Buckle, Geo.
W. Tiapets.
Roane.-J G. Schil!ing. A. N Camp
bell, j. B. Wolf G.: W. Riley. W. B.
Fields. Thomas-F -Ferrill,. G. l. Broadus. j..
W. Ball, NJ. B. Armstrong, W, B Gibbs,
W. Il. Moore. Dr., \. G. Bailey, $. H.
Gregory.
Putnam John Ftasier, John K !,
Thompson, J. Fl Chapman. :. Z. ); !
I..',s.y.s " s aps,SfRfISS -S,-sssi7-'
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49,
Ata quarter to two the gate Of tho
chateau was opened, aud the condemned
nau appeared, preceded BY the guards Of
the seignear Of La PirOche. aud followed
BY tho cxecu,iouer. TIE thief was cladiu
,ae arnur he had stolen. aud vas riding
backwards on an ass without q saddle.
aisyisioa was down, and be hung his head.
His hands were lied behind bis basa; saa
iii you wish TO know cur conviction respcct-
ing him. we declare, without hesitation.
that, judging BY his manner aud attitude,
if not By his face which could aot be seen. !.
be was very i'll at ease, aud was occupied
at tia. moment BY The most melancholy
reflections.
Theshangmsn had Just Sc. bis ladder
leanitg & against the gallOKs, aad tie chaps
lain Of the soigaaus Of La PirSche, mount
- q .
ed on platform, parposely prepared, was
reading the sentence.
The condemned man did not sir = !,
They called to him to gcttof kis.'ass,
aud give hinsclfup to the haugnssn.' s
he did not bulge ss jnchi VS. can
understand his hesitation. y
Tacn the lnngman seized him by Che
elbows, lifted him of the ASS back. and
set him down upright on the ground.
During the change Of attitude, the chap
lain flushed reading the sentence.
"EIavc you any request to make?' he
Inquired of the patent.
YES" replied the wrc'ched man, il 3
sorrowful aud scarcely audible voice.
"What is i,?" Il
"Irequest ny pardon" &
The seigneur Of La .piroaRc shrugged
bis shoulders, and ordered the hangnaa to
do bis Office.
That official parsonage prepared 10
mount the ladder leaning ssgainss tlc glib
bet; which, impossible, With ost-strctched
arms. was about 10 tear soul out of:a
living 5oss. ana: bs tried b, make the
criminal mount befase him, buttbe thing
sas not SO easy. .l,.,
y The hangmans TO make him mount ihel
ladder had recourse p the same means.
'whirb siis had cnple leyea ID, make Aisl
sstoG tks lSS slSts lhs SisIs
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THE HANGED Man.
~ ALEX. DUMAS.

have only to state that, at the moment
when the tale | am about 10 tell commeu.
ccs. j, is noon, that the month Of May,
that the road on witch We are entering i.
bounded to the right by health aud broom,
To the left BY the sea, and you know a
once what | do not tell yol-namely
that the broom is green, that the sea j.
clustering, that the sky is bluc, that. tht
sun is hot, aud that the road is dusty.
Ihaye only to add, that this same road
which winds along the coast Of Brittany
goes from Ha Potorio TO La Pioche; tha'
la pisocLc is village l have seen bdt
which must be jest like every other village;
but We are fairly aaont in the fifteenth
century, in l4lS; aud thatt#O ncu, one
older lhau the other, one the father aud
tue other tie son. both peasants, are jOgg'
ing along the road, mOented on ponies.
which trot at pace sufficiently agreeable,
considering they are only ponies bes!tOd
den by peasants.
"shsIl We get there in time?' asked the
sou.
eyes; it won't take place before two
o'clock, answered tho father, "and it is
only quarter past noon, BY the sun
"Isis whatI am very curious to Sec"
81 have no doub. you arc"
"And 50 he is TO be hanged in the ar-
NOR be s.o.e?"
"Yes."
"ADd he was caught as he was making
away with it2n
"Yes; you can comprehend .Ss:: the ar:
NOR was not to be carried Of without max
ing a horrible clanting, and rafting; ilhai
10 inclination to leave its lawful master"
"Besides, it was made ofirou. "~; Z.
"The people 10 the cbateaa we're ava
koued by the noise.they heard
stAnd lheg arrested lhc feilov?D
yol iaaediatsly;; they were ina fright
enough; i is. always tha
ssIs q s5s .3ss robbed g
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miltee on Order of Business, submitted

miitee on Order Of Business, submitted
the following:
We. The undersigned. committee, rec
Commend the following as the order of bus
iiaess for'tbe government Of the Convcn
tion Of .he 9Th Setatorial District: First
No6ioation Of candidate. Second. Ap'
pointmept Of Senatorial Committee.
3 j. K. THOMPSON, Chm.
Adopted.
T. sHibling, Chairman Of Committee
Of Conference, made tue following report
which vas suasiaousiy adoptcd:
Your Committee report Roane county
entitled lathe nomination to be made BY
I. srRiBLlNG. China.
j, B. Wolf hon che Commute on Ba,
sis Of Representation, recommended the
following:
We, your committee, havo adopted as a
basis Of representation that adopted by the
Congressional Convention at Charleston,
August 5th. 1874, which is as follows:-..
Jackson. 1923; Mason 1891; Putnam l034;
.Roano. i7as::
J. B. WGLF, Chm'n.
VS.. Armstrong from the Committee
on Resolutions. Glade the following report,
which was adopted unan inously:
|. Resolred, Thatwe endorse the resolu-
tioassdop,ed by the Democratic Congress-
iopal Convention of the Third Congress
,iosaI District convened at Charleston on
'the:5th day Of August, 1871. and pledge
our hearty supper, to carry out the priaci-
pies enuncinled therein
Resoleed, Believing that it has been in
t6ePast, aua will be in the future. preju-
'dicial to The growth, aud material interests
Of The State, TO ugita:e q removal Of the
State Capital. We hereby co,eF our sol
emA protest againsts,he same.
Rcslsed. That apprecia,iug the servi-
ces of the Hon. Frank Hereford in the
past, We pledge our hearty support 10 Sc.
cure his election to a seat in the Forty
Fourth Congress of the United States.
Reselsed. That We pledge our support
to tic nominee Of this CoGsentiOn. 3
Y. S. ARMSTRONG, Chm'n.
Committee on Executive Committee,
reported asfolloss:
Roane4W. B. Gibbs, caaitna9
Jasksop.-J. i ;arpssropg; Mason
.Ssribliss; putnam W Careills
~ W. w ef3Rf
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Committee % per9auept ofgapisa
ton reported as follows, which report was
unanimously adopted:
Tor permanent President, Cpl, l.. A.
Phelps, of Jackson; for permanent Secre-
tary. Geo. W. Tippett, Of Mason; Assist.
ant Secretary, Dr.. s. H. Gregory, Of
Roaae.
P. c. EASTMAN. Cam n.
The PrcsideuttoOk his seat, thanking
the convention for the honor conferred up
on him; stated the object for which the
convention had been assembled; asking
that harmony and good feeling prevail. in
their deliberations, and after the nomiua.
ton lad been made, counselliug Demo
Gratis to stand true to their principles, and
to work zealously for the success Of their
Congressional, Senatorial and Legislative
tickets. He then announced that the con-
.vention would proceed to business.
On rotion Of ". S. armstrong. the
chairman Of each delegation was request
ed to appoint one member from each dele
cation on each Of the following commit
tees, viz: On resolutions, on basis Of rep.
sesentation. on order of business, on exec.
utive committee. Adopted.
The following committees. under thc
above motion. were presented to the Con-
vonlion, and unanimously ratified:
Basis Of Representation. j. B. Wolf,
of Roanc; w o. Rosebcrry, of Jackson;
]. NJ. Il. Beale, of Mason; J. W. Frazier,
Putnam.
ca Eesolati;das-T. stribling of Mason;
J. X. Thompson. ofPdtnam; V. S. Arm
strong. Of Jackson; c. L. Broadus, Oi
RoaSe.
On Order Of Bssiaess.-J. W. Ball,
of Roane; W. T. Greer. ofJacksou; John
L. Charles, Of Mason; John X. Thomp-
son. Of Putnam.
On E1ecutive Committee. ]. S.
Hassler, of Jackson; john Il, Coach. Of
Mason; J. f. Chapman, Of Pdttcm; W.
H. Moore Of Roane.
A conference committee Of two from
each coup,y were appointed to determine
which cotaty 10 the district, Tas entitled
to the nominee for Senator. Tue follow
ing gentlemen composed said committee:
T. stribling, aud John l., Charles, o'
Mason; V. s. Armstrong aud Thomas
Coleman, Of Jackson; A, NJ. Campbell
and W. Il. Moore. Of Roaue; JOhu Il.
Thompson and j. F. Chapman of Put.
nam.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
till II o'clock P. NJ.
Il O'clock ?. II.
John X. Thompson, chairman Of CON-
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add .then pushed hin. % behind:
"Bfuso!,n shoa.ed DE ,csoEd. Y

There vas no help for NJ except 70!
mount.
Then the cxccutiouer ndrOitly slipped
round lie patients neck tbcrpnning uoosc
which ornamcnted the end Of the rope.
and, giving him violent kicsiD The backY
sent him swinging into open space.
Aa immense clamor followed this ck-
pected acaouemea. and q shudder ran !
throughout the crowd ofvha ever ciinc
he may be guilty, adying man is always.
for au instant, greater than those who
como to see him die.
The hanged man swung two or three
minutes at the erd, Of his rope, kicked.
wrthed, and then remained motionlessan aud
stif.
They stared a few minutes longer satho
sufferer, whose gilded aruor glil,cred id I.
the sunshine; the spectators gradually
formed into groups. and then went their
several ways homewards, discoursing on
the late event. 2
r. y
The next morning, a. break of day .
couple Of guards walked out Of the chateau
Of La Piroche totake down the body Of the
criminal, and 10 strip it Of the armor be-
longing to their lord; but they. found what
they were very far from expecting
namely, that the gallows aud rope still re-
NAMED 10 their places, but that the hang
ed man sas nowhere to be seen. 80
The two guards rubbed their eyes, in
doubt whether they were;drsaning or not,
but such was the fact. No body, ana, as
natural consequence, no armor.
The most extraordinary circumstance
vas. that. the rope was neither broken nor
cut, but exactly ID the state in which IL
vas before receiving the criminal.
The guards at once went to announco
the news to the seigueur Of La Pirocbe.
+ What bad become Of the dead MANI
For the condemned thief was certainly
dead the day before. as the whole popula:
ton had beheld With their eyes. ..,.,.,.r,
Had another thief taken Advantage Of J
The night to obtain possession Of the arm:
or which covered the body? -
Perhaps so;but, while taking the arm.
or, he would evidently have left the body;
for which be had 40 occasion.
Had the friends or relatives Of the suf.
srer determined to give him chrialiau bur.
ial? y
The case was. far from impossible, ex::S
cept tGsi the sufferer lad neither friends
nor relations; and people acting uuder-re..i
Iligious,motives would hare taken the body
Eand left the armor. $a-..@ss5iss;s,
Coneluasd on ss towA paseJ
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Ayouug husband took bis wife to So
da fountain last evening, aud, looking SOL
emily a. the man who asked them what
syrip?7 said be would take Crusade. =
Imagine his horror when she said SIZE
would try some too. Hc laughed fsebly,
but the cold ssea! stood in great drops %
his clamny brow; but Fortunately tie So
da mau nesst lost his presence Of mind,
and, while the husband threw in au. extra
dose Of crusade" his wife made q vry
face over ginger. She will nersr try
crusade agair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-20
LEWIS A. PHELPS. Pres's.
GEo. W. T1ppET7. Secretary.
S. H. GREGORY, Assistant Sec'y.

Pinchback. of Louisiana, who wanted
to be Senator of the United States, or,
falling that. to be Congressman, has come
to grief politically. At thc primary elect
ions held iu New Orleans on Saturday for
delegates to the Republican State COnveu-
ton Pinchback. who aspired to be Chair
man of the Co1ventiou, was beaten BY bis
old associate, Packard, the Uoitcd States
Marshall -berten, too, 'guoniuiously 10
his owa ward.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-20
G. p. SIMPSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Point Pleasant, Mason County, West va
UA AVING moved 10 End permanently located
II ut Point Pieasatstt. snt having procured
the use Of r. J. Fishers L;au Library, l will Al
all times be found at his Office ready to attend
10 any and all business entrusted TO my care
and will practice hereafter IA t'ie counties o.
Mason, Putnam, jackson and Roane.
All,e:sons coming to Point Pleasant by the
Kanaw ha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with me at anytime Of light in time to return
Ly same boat, by calling at my residence.
april lS-ly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Virginia House
POINT PLEASANT, ". VA,
Il = ,,r-y rl,:..:aIo,,

r,HIS s vel, known House having BEEN thor:
ouehly repaired from atties TO cellar and
rpf,,rpi he'd al great expense. with new bed
ding. together with rev furniture OF the mos,
noSern STYLES. is now one OF the best kept
Houses IN the State. Experienced waters at
tend the wants Of guests. A Eight Waterman
- rent TO convey passengers to and from boats
At ali hours of-n:ght The travelling public
are respectfully invited to step at this house ::
guaranteeing that they will net go away d,s'
sss,;.aca In connection with the above the
Proprietor has a good Livery Stable.
october Both, 1881.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-20
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. L. CAMPBELL,
Physician and Surgeon.

Point Pleasant, Vest "a
HAVING located permanently at Point
[ ll.pieasant otf:rs his professional services
to Tie citizens Of the town aud vicinity He
hopes By strict attention to business. 10 merit
. continuance ofthe liberal patronage he.bas
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