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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALLER- Lewiston Wednesday, June g. at Plain.
vile. Conn, ny the Rev. 2. A. smith, A. ALLER,
~ Of BROOKLYN, n; y. to KATIE M, daughter OF
BEDELL-MANGLEs-On Thursday evening, June
q, 1874, by Rev. E. S. Bishop, ABNER X. BEDELL to
MARY A. MANGLEs. No cards.
BowNE-BENICzKY.-On Wednesday, June g. 1874,
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev.
N. j., to NELLIE BENICzKY, daughter OF the late X.
w. Beniczky OF Hungary
CAsE-BURLNa.- Christ church. Riverdale. on
Thursday, June 4, by the Rev. George d. Wds
ALBERTsoN CASE, OF southold, Long Island, to
CATnARINE ANN BURLING, eldest daughter OF Il. G.
Burling of this city.
CRoMBIE-SrIRLING.-O Thursday, June 4, 1874.
at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle by the Rev.
John Thomson, WILLIAM A. CRoMBIE, OF this city,
to HANNAH, youngest daughter OF Mr.. William
Stirling OF SHELTON, England
Carlisle (England) papers please copy.
8, by Rev. 8 H. Graham, assisted by Rev. w. A.
Edie, WILLIAM II. LEITCH to Miss NELLIE M.
JACKSON both OF New YORK.
June 4, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. w. NJ. Taylor, d. D.. L. II. MAEsTELLER to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, June 3,
at Camden, N. j., by Rev. A. II. Lung. STANLEY G.
MuscHAMp TO LIDIE ANDERSON.
JoHNsoN-NICoLL-At the residence OF the
June 4 1874, BY tne Rev. D. Y; NJ. Johnson, d. D.,
LEE JOHNSON, OF New York city, to FRANCES
AUGUSTA, second daughter Of William Ncoll, of
Islip.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm BROOKLYN, on Thurs.
day, June 4, at the residence ofthe brides parents
by the Rev. Emory ]. Haynes, CHARLES il. PEN
NoYER to KATIE L., daughter OF Benjamin Arm
strong, all OF Brooklyn.
PosTLEY-srERLISG.-O Thursday June 4, at
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, by the Rev. DR..
Montgomery, OF the Church OF the Incarnation.
Lieutenant CLARENCE ASHLEY PosTLEY. United
States Army. to MAGGIE VINCENT, daughter OF
Alexander Sterling, Esq
WoGLoM-vAN BUREN.-On Wednesday, June 3,
by the Rev. A. II. Partridge, Mr. HENRY WOGLoM
to Miss ADDIE VAN buren,, all OF Brooklyn.
Died.
ANDERsoN.-On Friday, June g. OF typhoid fever
and pneumonia, MAUD NAPIER. daughter OF X n.
and j. 9. Anderson, aged year, ii months andl IL
days.
Funeral services will take place at No. IA Irving
place on Monday, the Sth INST, at ii O'CLOCK A. M.
CoLE.-On Thursday morning, June 4, ELIZA ANN,
widow John V. Cole. in the Goth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral rom her late
residence, No. 1,1s0 Dean street. Brooklyn, on
Saturday, June Q, az three O'Clock.
CowAN.-On Wednesday, June 8. JOHN ii. CowAN,
aged AZ years.
The funeral services will take place on Sunday,
June 7, at half past O'Clock z. Nj. from Seven
teenth street Methodist Episcopal church. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend also men,
bers OF Henry Clay Lodge No. 2I7, +, ana A. NJ. !;
Empire Chapter No. ITO. r. NJ, and members OF
Twenty sixth precinct police.
EMPIRE CHATTER, 10, r. A. M.-Companlons
you are hereby summoned to attend u special
conyocation Of the chapter TO bc held ut the
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AMERICAN sHIPBUILDING.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 8, 1874.
The commercial publishes statement showing
that over go iron ships, mostly steam vessels have
been built in the yards Of this city, and states that
this Is q far greater number than have been con-
sructed in all the other yards OF the United States
put together.
1t estimates that the total number OF iron ships
built else where VIII probably not exceed alty,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

Uy Tie mayor anu dll .lc pTOmlueuJ OIuCldlS.
Alderman White, who was elected in the Third
Aldermanc district OF Jersey City and VINO was
counted out by the Board of Canvassers has made
an appeal to the Supreme Court in Trenton to
obtain his seat.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have re-
fused to comply with the request OF the Boards OF
Government in Jersey City to elevate the tracks
above the streets, unless the city bears portion
OF the expense.
The arguments in the case OF the Easton and
Amboy Railroad Company vs.. George B. Hawk on
an appeal from the verdict OF a jury and the rul.
ing OF the Judge OF the Warren Circuit Court,
when $4,000 was assessed on the appellants in IA
vor of the defendant Tor the use OF land taken Tor
railroad purposes, were concluded yesterday in
the Supreme Court at Trenton.
The admirers OF aquatic sports IN Trenton have
in contemplation a regatta on the Delaware River
during the present season. The owners OF the
beautiful yachts John G.. Stout Nellie, william
Carter and Ida Mariner, now at anchor at Trenton
are taking the intiatory steps, and cordially invite
the AID and cooperation OF all craft IN the neigh
boring cities ana towns on the Delaware In per-
fectng the arrangements. The facilities for this
kind OF amusement on the splendid stretch Of
water from Trenton to Bordentown are everything
that the most fastdlous lover OF the king OF sports
could desire, and are also unsurpassed In New
Jersey.
The city fathers Of Lambertve have refused to
license any rum shops within their jurisdiction.
and as a consequence the business of Illegal grog
vending has become alarming. much to the
chagrin OF fanatical residents, who clamor loudly
for the enforcement OF the law IN that connection.
rumor spread that since the PRONUNCIATION OF the
prohibition edict no accommodation could be had
Tor man or beast in the hotels, which has proved
to be without foundation. The tipplers have TO go
'across the river" to imbibe In legal way; which
they do on an extensive scale, so much SO that q
band OF crusaders Is being organized for the con-
version OF the groggery Keepers in that section OF
Pennsylvania.
At the last meeting OF the Trenton Board of
Trade a report was received from Senator Hewitt,
who had been to Washington on business in REFER
ence to the appropriation for the new Court
House and Post once now being erected in Tren-
ton that there was every probability that Con-
gress would increase the appropriation from the
original sum Of $250,000 TO 1882, 600, the amount
requisite for the completion OF the work. An ami.
mated discussion took place on the following
resolution of1ered by MI. Hewitt
Resolved, That IN the opinion OF this Board will ben
~ the business Of the country Congress will pass law
that railroad companies shall be prevented from charg
ing Tor freight for short than tor longer distances
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The report OF the President OF the New YORK
Bridge Company for the month OF May. shows the
receipts OF the company to have been 81. CSC. The
expenditures amounted to So, e46.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will deliver the Bac-
calaureate sermon to the pupils Of the Packer Col
legate Institute on Monday evening, the 18th
Ina
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President Harrison, of the Board OF Aldermen
Of Jersey City, refuses to appoint any committees
till the Board elect City Clerk. He is supported
by the Mayor and all The prominent officials.
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Frederick Charlemagne, proprietor OF a saloon
on Paterson avenue, Jersey City, committed sui
eide yesterday morning by shooting himself
through the head with pistol
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The Property Clerk reports the police recovered
s12,oo7 worth OF valuabes, stolen or abandoned,
during the month OF May.
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II is the determination OF the Bridge Directors
to commence work on the towers and anchorage
Immediately, the Governor having signed the
amendatory bill.
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LONG ISLAND.

The County Court and Court OF Sessions for
queens county VIII convene at the Court House IN
North Hampstead Oh Monday, the l5th INST
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BROOKLYN.

There will be music at Prospect Park, near the
Lake, this afternoon, the weather permitting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

There will be music in Central Park to-day at
four P. NJ, If the weather Is fine, by Dodworth's
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The jewe!ry store Of Mr.. T. M. Emerson, III
Court street. was entered by thieves during the
temporary absence OF the proprietor at noon yes
teroay, and robbed OF watches and other articles
OF JeWery TO the value oil $500.
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NEW JERSEY.

new station is to be established on the Erie
Railway at the west end OF the Bergen tunnel.
The democratic majority OF the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders OF Hudson county have resolved that
the office OF Warden at the Penitentiary at Snake
Hill be declared vacant.
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Ann Mccoy, Mary King, Bridget Sheridan, Jane
Slavin, Mary slavn and Catharine MCGEE, the
women arrested Tor breaking into the house on
the southeast corner Of Concord and Washington
streets and removing quantity OF furniture, were
committed TO jail 10 appear for examination DE.
claim 70 have supposed that the owner OF the
property, Mr.. J. y. Carroll had abandoned the
goods which they took the house not being 0ccu.
pied since May l.
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The Fire Department reports 1o7 fires in this city
during the month Of May, 1874, involving loss Of
S62,140 on which there was insurance to the
amount OF S61S,4s5. There was 1898 per cent
greater loss and per cent less number OF fires in
May, 1873, than in last May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

site for dog pound has been selected in Thr-
ty-seventh street, between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues.
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Ride Association at Creedmoor will leave Hunters
Point to-day at $780, o. 9:35 and 10 A. NJ. and IL 49,
2, and p. NJ. Five matches are TO be shot, each
involving valuable prizes, and large attendance
Is anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

Alderman White, who was elected in the Third
Aldermanic district OF Jersey City and VINO was
counted out by the Board of Canvassers, has MADE
an appeal to the Supreme Court In Trenton u
obtain his seat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

ADvrsrs:ya-ouc c.au6s easily gel
away from the eject of advertising If a
man advc-,iscs that his stock is fresh and
fashionable, It is difficult TO believe tia:
he las no: really dncr stock than those
who DO not 50 advertise. This influence
o; advertising affects the natural qualities
ola human being, and may be safely ap.
pealcd to.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

AccrDrSr,-Johu Kuppiuger, aged 10
years, son of Jacob kuppinger, Mason
City, was fatally injured by the explosion
Of a lamp, which he was carrying. He
vas instantly encyclopedia flames. Every
thing was done fer him that was possible,
the flames quickly extingrishcd and rene
dies applied, get after six hours of suffer-
Ing, be died.
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PERSONAL. Rev. W. E. Hill expects

PERSONAL Rev. W. E. Hill expects
to move into the parsonage this week; the
building is on the corner of Eighth and
Wand Streets, where he will be glad 10
welcome bis friends.
Robert Young. Esq, of this city, left
for Wheeling, Saturday, to attend the
Grand Lodge of 1. o. 0. F., which me,
10 that city Tuesday, aud to which &c was
Representative from the Lodge ic IBIS
place.
Our good looking and popular young
friend, Robert H. Henderson, left Tues
day, on visi: TO his parents, at Belprc,
OHIO. he will be back in about ten days.
We had the pleasure Of meeting in our
city Friday, J. H. Riley, Esa Of Jackson
c. &. He was officially visiting The Ma,
sonic Lodge in this place, as Grand Mast,
er Of the State.
IMPROVEMENTS. Mrs. Mary McCuI!och
las moved into her new hcuse The tolse
was built by D. S. Ford, Of Gs!lipolis,
aud is cue ofthe finest in the city.
James H. Couch, Jr., is pushing his
pew house rapidly forward, and will Occu-
NJ it sometime next mouth.
A, E. Bickle. is putting up Gne two
story residence on corner of Wand and
It'll Streets. This building viii add much
oiho appearance Of that pa,t Of the. city
The Merchants National Bank is being
rep2intcd, which will add much to The
beauty Of that building.
In that part of the city, on kapawha
river, several new houses have been erect
cd this Summer.
Taken altogether, our little city is i'm
prosiDg quite rapidly. Next season we
haze every reason TO believe, will be a
busy one in in the way CT improvements.
TIE Mails. -0ur mails are nog carried
very badly on al the routes to this place.
We can hardly remember the time VIXEN We
have had rail down the Ohio. A spec
ial agent Of the P. 0. Department was
here sometime Ego, End promised that this
matter should be attended to, bot as &c:
we see no improvement in the way Of
mails.
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Public Sale Of Land in Mason County!

DUISUANT to the terms Of deed of trust
/ executed 10 by Selden T. Wray on the aJ;h
day Of August, 1873. and recorded in Mason
County Court Clerks Office, in trust decd hook
No. .. folio 81 and following, 10 secure ccf.
tain debts therein mentioned, | shall on the
10Th day Of November, ISL, tthat being
County Court day) a. the front door OF the
Court House Of Mason county. offer for sale al
Public Auction 10 the highest bidde:. for cash,
the tract OF llnd described in said trust deed,
US containing seventy sores, and situated OF
the waters Of Salt Creek, in said Mason coGn.
~, and is The tract OF land lltcly owned by
John Holt, now deceased.
F.R. EEAl.NS, Trustee.
T. " s;sson Attorney 81 Trustee,
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A Sabbath School Convention Ofall the
Ministers aud at least two delegates from
each Sabbath School in Mason county, is
called in this city on the second Thursday
in November, at 1Ol A, NJ. All Sab
bath School workers are invited to attend.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

"a West Virginia lawyer based Ii,
claim to seat 10 the Legislature upon the
fact that he passed two years 10 the poor
house when a boy. lie cot i:"-Ptfs'
bwgt ComnvciG.a.
News. indeed. Whc.c did you get
your information? Cutie probably you
fshcd It from the bottom o. q beer glass.
-.SMaGqsa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The Swift Iron Manufacturing Company,
will locate in The Valley, probably near
Charleston. It should be at Point Pleas.
ant, at mouth Of the KanaWha.
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WEST FIRGDL:
Ya Architects /?


1--WE undersigned, Committee appointed by
L the County coGrt Of Mason County, Vest
Virginia, viii receive plans and specifications
hom Architects for The erection OF : ire proof
building containing two rooms of the io!iGw.
ing dimensions, inside measure, one lG Feet hy
90 feet, and the other 90 By Is feet, aud 70 feet
between floor aud ceiling Said building 10
be strictly fire proof ~ every respect.
Said plans and specifications together With
the probable cost Of the cFcciioa Of said huild.
ing co!sple,c in all its apartments VIII be re
eeived BY the undersigned. al Point Peasant,
West Virginia, until the I'd day Of Noscnber,
1871. CHAs. B. WAGGENER,
JOHN Z. TlMMS,
E. ". SISSGN,
July 3O-td. Committee.
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Aboct this time look out for smallpox
scarcs. We do not find this advice in the
Almanacs, bet it's tie annually recurring
admOa;tion of the gossips and sensation
mongers. In New York a sudden and
remarkable Increase Of the disease is re-
ported. aud the Philaaelpaiaas ere be-
ginning to b, frightened.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

NEw RAILaoAD.-We learn from Cir,
cular letter received. that new Railroad
is prcjcctedro run from Charleston ".
W., to HarrisOnbu-s, Rockingham Coun.
ty, Va, passing through the counties o!
Kauavha, Fayette, Nicholas, Webster and
focaholtss, 10 West Virginia. aud High
land, Augusta add Rockingham, in Va.
1t is proposed to run the road from Har,
riso1burg 70 iGordonsville. and thence 10
tide water, by the mos! available route.
1t will tap the Chesapeake G Ohio R. R
near Charleston, cross the kauawha aad
run up The north bank to the mouth O.
G2uley, thence Up and along the eaulcg
81.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of the po%crs vested IN me by a
u deed of;rcs. bearing da'e on the 3Oth day
of June, isIi. made by John N. Cherry aud
Isaiah Gibbs, partners as CHERRY, Gibbs g.
Co.." TO nc as trustee, 10 secure The payment
ofa.ccrtaia debt fully described IN said deed
of trust, which is OF record in Mason County
Court Clerk Glice III trust Deed Book No ..
page 200, 10 J. F. Poston, shall on the
18th day Of November, 1871,
proceed 10 sell at public auction. st The irort
door Of the Court House Of Mason County, a
certain plaiarr, called The "Victpr,,. together
with al! It's ,appuE:enanccs, situated ia the
mill Of said Cherry, Gibbs d Co, in thc Town
Of Hoiut Pleasant, for cash as 10 fifty per ccnt
Of the pGrrh,sc money. and a credit .! Fix
months as to Ire residue. Bond with gGo, Sc
cuuty, bGarisg interest from Gay Of safe will
be required Of the purchaser for The deferred
payment -
oct l5-.w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Young mcu, don't stand talking and
laughing about the doors of Churches;
it looks badly, and then you disturb d.
vine worship. We ttus. this little hint
will be sufficient.
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MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides uncle, Simeon Dcslcr, Esq. in
Craigsville, Augusta county. Virginia, by
Rev. Mr.. Young. Mr.. John II. Carlisle,
Of CraigsvilIe, to Miss Laura E. Risk. of
Point Pleasant. West Virginia, Our best
wishes attend them; may their path in the
rugged journey Of life be without s;unb-
ling blocks.
AT the residence of the brides father,
ocsObe; Sth, 1874, BY j. L. aensley,
Mr.. P. L. Canes, of Racine, Ohio. to
Miss Ezevaria Roush, daughter of Mr..
Lewis Roush, of Mason county.
At the residence Of the brides mother,
uear Hickory Chapel" October 22d,
1874, BY Rev. Geo. c. Wildiug. Mr. "
Mckinney to Miss Olivia A Shields; both
Of Mason io6a4;y. Accompanying this
notice vas nice lotOf cake. All hands
join in wishing the happy couple long
aud useful life.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING From the Non
Tor we learn that last Saturday, a man by
the name of William Robinson. resident Of
Camden City, while ont hunting in com.
pauy with some others, 10 the bottom Just
below the town Of Cheshire, Ohio, and IN
tie &C; of climbing 1 fcDce, received the
contents Of a loaded shot gun below the
left temple. His physician tells rs that
the shot shattered bis left cheek bone,
passed under his eye, and into the back
part Of the nose; breaking several Of the
nasal bones; the Shot then lodging in the
soft tissues Of the right side. lie has but
little hope Of his recovery. 1.-The should,
the LEFT eye will be lost. The gun was. in
the hands Of black boy, about fifteen
cars,old who was some Eve OF six feet from
the unfortunate man, al the time Of the
accident, and WLo was iu the act of put
ting cap upon bis gun. II thatpOsi;ion
his left thumb slipping from the hammer,
the gun wss discharged with the above
sad result.
Another potent warning to the use Of
fire arms in The hands Of youths, incompe.
tent to take care aud avoid their danger
GUS use
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C. A. Worn:ck, Dc!cndaut.\
The object Of this suit IS 10 collect the sum
Of Sl79.eO cue the plaintiff from the defendant
and to subject the properly Of the said defend
ant, By Attachment, 10 sale to satisfy the same
and i appearing from a:ti!avit fled, that the
defendant is nonresident OF this Stale, it is
ordered that lie do appear here at Racs 10 be
held in the Clerks Office Of said Court on The
first Monday in Novembc-, next, aud do what
is accessory to protect his interest in this suit
"es:c.- J. L. MIDDLETON, Clerk.
Cargill & To,rlinsnn. Soils. OCT. i5.iw.
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MACHINE Saor We understand that
there is some talk oflocating Foundry
aud Machine Shop at this place. We
have been unable to ascertain the names Of
the parties who arc talkiog of doing so,
bat ~ill give the particulars as the matter
progresses. No place on the River offers
such Inducements 70. such 81 establish,
men; as does Poiat P leasaut at this tiac,
and We truly trus. tia: the project will be
carried oct. Our people can 90 good
deal toward Inducing manufacturers TO
cone among US if they viii Only mcvc in
the righ: direction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

We bear there is to bea new boat ia tic
Kanawha and GsilipOlis trade soon; it j:
owned BY company aud is called ives!
Virginia
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From the amount of coal being dischare.
ed from bargcs at the river, it is to be pre-
suncl our citizens are pretty generally
laying in for full waters supply. 1t is
cheaper now than for many years pre-
yinrs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

If you want frst-class job wax, call q
this Office aud hare It done.
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Hon. J. L. Mclean, Of Putnam county.
was thrown from his buggy, near Winfield,
one day last week. and sustained serious
injuries, breaking one of his legs, and dis.
locating ooe hip. We are glad 70 learn
that be is improving quite rapidly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

MoxuMrSr-While the spirit Of patriot
ism i; up tue friends Of tue monument to
be erected to on. illrstrious dead of one
hundred years ago, should be actively a;
work in securing subscriptions and Great
ing fuod, By which to build it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Saturday nigh: the Corustalk Brass
Band of this place crossed the KauaTha
and serenaaed their friends, the Hutcbin.
sous, Smi!h's. uea.caon's ard S.dolcy's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Tie ladies have been heretofore wear
ing all sorts Of flowers aud fruits % heir
bats, and GOV they have trruup on the
side.
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Fl:s IN Charleston The Chronicle
says that Sunday morning at nine O'clock
a fire broke oat of the roof of the dwelling
house on Capitol street. owned aud occapi-
elby j. ". Mollohan, ESQ, aud was
burned down. The house aud contents
was Insured for $500.