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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, June 6-Flour-Dull
aud nominal. Whest-Opened firm
but closed dull; No. | Chicago spring
81 22t@l 224; No , do l l9i cash
or June; l7i@l Is July; | l2Gl l29
August; No. 3 do Is; rejected ! O5,
Corn-Iu fair demspd and firm; No. >
mixed 57tc cash or June; 57sc July;
5Si@59c August high mixed 5IiG
53fc; rejected 53i@54c. Oats-Steaiy;
No. 2 45I@45Sc cash or June 42iG
43c July. Rye-Dull aud lower; No.
2 S6@S9c. Bsrley-Dull and nomin-
al. Whlsky-Stesdy al 95c.. Pork
Steady at Sl7 60 cash, June or July.
Lsrd-Quet and weak; held at lie
cash; sales at ii 00@ll O5 July.
Bulk Meats-Stesdy; no sales.
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FIRES.

New YORK, June 6 A fire broke
out early this morning in TWO story
residence, No. 90 Little street, Brook
lyn, occupied BY Thomas Mc1ntire and
wife and FIVE children. McIutire low
cred his vile, and as he thought, all
his children to the sidewalk, when he
leaped from the building himself, and
then learned that one OF his children
was left behind, but it was then 100
late to effect rescue. When the hra
was e1tinguished the child was found
il bed burned to crisp.
CAIRO, June THE block OF fine
frame buildings 90 Commercial avenue,
owned by Mrs. Nasssus. Mrs. Cahil!,
Joseph Lutkier and F. NJ. Ward was
totally destroyed by IRE this noon.
Loss $4,000. Mrs. Nsssaus was in
sured for $500; Lufkeir 1000. 10
New York and ST. Louis companies
No insurance on the others is reported.
W. II. Ssndusky, well-kuown river
pilot, while at work on q fire engine at
the tire to-day, was prostrated by sun
stroke, His condition is critical.
ST. LOUIS, June THE lose by the
burning OF Nedderhut's Park House,
last night. is only about $4,000
CLEVELAND, O., June THE cooper
chops OF Clark Il Payne and OF Snyder
Il Son, on Scranton avenue, were de-
stroyed by fire this s'ternoon. Clark
l. Payues loss is about $4,000 aud
Snyder Il Sons 5000; partially in-
sured. I,is thought the fire WAS caused
by the lightning striking one OF the
buildings.
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For Cspgress-R.S .. Blair.
PgyysRoRo W. VA. June 3. >

ESNsBOko, W. " A. Vuue y, W
EItors OF the r, gster.
wish to say few words through
the columns OF your paper in reierence
10 q -uIable man to represent this (lst)
district in the next Congress. Some
propose this or that man as a candidate
nave man in view who think
would represent the interests OF the
people iaithfully and impartially if
elected. | do not know whether be
would accept the nomination ifit should
b. rendered him.
He has stood by the Democracy In
ST. their gloomiest daye, and has
fought the Radicals to the bitter end.
He has exposed their netarlous
schemes. There are none more deserv-
lng o. position than he.
1t is nv humble opinion that the
Democrats ought to elect him to that
ONCE 10 justice to him and themselves.
he is one OF our sblest lawyers 10 the
State. will now name him. The
mau have reference to is none other
than Hon. r. S. Blair, OF Richie coun-
~ He is a true Democrat OF the
r!ght stripe. l thought would bring
MS claims before the people, and do
nope they will pay due respect to hls
merit. SUBSCRIBER.
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CINCINNATI, Jnpe 6 6-Cotton-Dull
and nominal at l7ic. Flour-Dull snd
unchanged. Whest-Quiet st 81 2IE9
/ %. Corn-Stesdy; mixed 65@67c.
Osts-Quiet at 50@57c. Rye-Qaiet at
81 03@l 05. Bsrley-Dull and NOM
inal. Oils-Unchauged. Eggs-Quiet
and unchanged. Butter-Dull. Cheese
10 fair demand and lower at 1910
lac. Pork-Quiet aud unchanged ST
sl7 50@lS00. Lsrd-Stesdy; steam
l02@llc; kettle lli9ll4c. Bulk
mests-In good demand; shoulders 6Sc
clear rib 9.c buyer july; clear esc
Baceu-Steajy; shoulders 7!c; clear
rib l0tc clear l0!c; also sales OF clear
a, 9}c loose. Whisky-Firm al csc.
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CLEVELAND.
UutyersaIist Convention q.

CLEVELAND, June In the Unlver-
sslist Convention to-day the morning
session was occupied with religious e1-
ercises aud an address of Mrss c. A.
saule, OF Ne" York, in behalf Of the
woman professorship in Buchtel COL
Iege. At the close of the address 's a an
snpesl was made for funds for the
College. two thousand dollars being
needed to complete the amount for two
proiessorsbips. Two thousand two
huodred and fiity-tbree dollars were
subscribed.
In the afternoon Rev. D. Il. McCal'
lister, OF Bechtel College, delivered an
ELOQUENT sermon from Romans l2;o
The Convention closed with prayer
There was q conference meeting in the
evening.
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The Coffee Speculation.

From the Philadelphia North American.
1t is g, length fully proven, just as
We had expected, that the remarkable
rise in the price OF coffee, in face OF the
sboIition Of the American tariff on the
sl,icle, was the result ofa vast specula. L.
tive combination, having its centre iu
Rotterdam, Antwerp aud Hamburg.
The most elaborate and ingenious cal.
citations were circulated. alleging short
crops, deficient stocks and increased
consumption. This is usual in all such
cases, but the Only basis generally is
the same as 10 this coffee movement
pure speculation. In 1870 the price
n. coffee in the cities named was 60 to
70 centimes per kilo, and from this it
rose 10 1872 10 So centimes, and ia last
February to las ir. This speculation
enlisted leading merchants, aud went
on until these merchants have
lost e220.OO0, and find them.
selves stranded, with 100000 bags OF
coffee at Antwerp and more to arrive.
What the situation must be at other
centres OF the coffee trade may be easi-
" conjectured.
As these operations extended to the
cities OF Holland, England and Amer
ics. as well as those OF Germany and
Belgium, prices have been kept up and
stocks firmly retained apparently by
concert OF action, for some purpose of
forcing the restoration OF the American
isrlff on coffee, which would have en-
enabled the holders to unload to adj
vantage. But the effect OF the prices
hiss teen to reduce largely the con-
sumption OF coffee in Europe, and so
render the operations OF the epeculstora
more difficult 1t has produced no vis-
tile etfec; in restoring the tariff on coli
'sp, though the late Secretary OF the
Treasury advocated the policy Of doing
%. Ore effect OF the long-contiuued
nigh prices is a large increase in .he
Brazilian coffee crop. This generally
hsppens in such cases, high prices al.
ways stimulating cultivation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock Marke,

New YORK, June 6.-MoNEY-Eisy
at 2@3 per cent on call. Foreign ex>
change left off quiet at 4 81! Tor bank
ers 80 days sterling and 4 9O@4 9O3
for demand.
GoLD-0pened at lllt, declined to
llOf and closed at ll0i. Rates paid
for carrying 2@l@l! per cent. and
finally / per cent. Towards the close
loans were made fiat. Clesrings $32, :
448, 900 The Assistant Treasurer paid
out during the week Sl,224,OOO, and
received from customs 81 $4,000 I'm
ports for the week, dry goods 81 1885, :
600; merchandise, S6 93S. .729. Specie
shipments were, American gold 81
100, JOG; foreigu. $33;040; gold bars
81, 100. LOG; silver bars. sl,S3S,9l5;
silver coin "a .3Sl.
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CINCINNATI
yev Hebrew Tabernacle.

CINCINNATI, June THE Gazette
For. Wayne special reports the laying
of the cornerstone of the new Hebrew
Tabernacle in that city to-day, 10
which Rabbi Wise, of this city, ofii-
ciated. 49,,
A sad coal oil accident occurred here
tonight, in which Mrs. Ann Vsndem
berg was mertally burned in the pres
euce of her father mother aud bus,
band, sll of whom we're badly burned
in removing the burning clothes from
her body. She used the coal OIL in
kipdlipg the fire. She was seVenteen q
years old and was married only last
Tuesday.
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Naturai PhenOmauOD.

Mr.. G. ". Ireland, who resides q,
" bite Oak, Ia this county, informs us
Of natural curiosity st present grow
ing on his place. An apple tree is filled
with spples OF good size, and IN the end
o. each apple is peach blossom
Fruit and blossom upon tree at one
time, not connected, would be some
what unusual, but this OF which We
write is very Singular. We never
heard Of anything OF the kind before
and We would like to hear an explsna'
ton, if sny can be givep.-Rttehs.
C0lnty Gazette.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 6.-FIour-Quiet
aud unchanged. Whest-Steady AID
unchanged. Corn-Firmsr new west
eru mixed 77@77!c; old 79!c. Oats
Steady mixed western 62c; white 639
Csc. Rye-Quiet a. 81 05. Provisions
Quiet and firm. Mess pork SIS OF
6lS50 Bulk shoulders nc; clear rib
936l0c. Bacon shoulders 7iG &c.
clear ribs l0i@llc hams l4@l5!c,
Lard-U uchauged. Butter Dull and
easiey western 20925c Cofee-Quier
and firm at l7@l9!c. Whisky
Jobbing sales at 81 OO.
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SPAIN.

BAYoYSE, June don Carlos has
issued decree authorizing the prov
ipces now occupied by his forces to
elect members OF the Council which is
TO personally attend in Spain.
The Carlist troops are concentrating
at Tudela to save Estells General
Coscha is marching TO attack them.
MADRID. June lit lie rumored that
the Carlists have been routed at Gauges
with q loss OF $50 killed aud wounded.
Seuor Tegs Armigo has accepted the
appointment OF Spanish Ambassador
10 France.
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TOLEDO, June 6.-Flour-Quiet and
unchaUged. Wbest-Dull and shade
lower; No. 2 white Wabash 81 IS; No,
white Michigan ] All; amber Micbi.
gan 36; July l 50; No. l red ! 40!;
No. 2 do l 35i@l 36; No. 3 DO ] 30
Corn-Dull and . shade lower high
mixed 63G July 64!c; August 66c; Sep
tember SIC low mixed 6l!G62c; nc
grade 60ic. Osts-Stesdy; No SIC
No. 2 49!95G August 36G Michigan
504c rejected As.
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INDIA Ma.
Horrible Murder ana Suicide.

JEFFERsoNvlLLE. June 6.-John Nc.
Dermott, saoon,keeper OF this city,
and said to be under the Influence Of
liquor most OF the time, committed a
horrible murder at Elk o'clock this
evening. He has been in the habit Of
abusing his wife, who, it is said, was
equally abusive to him. She lett bim
ami bad applied for a divorce. The
trial was set Tor Wednesday next Nc
Dermott called at his mother-in-law' g
residence where his vile was, and ask
ed her 10 come back and live with him,
which che agreed 10 do on Monday.
He then lett the house and returned IN
ten minutes with a large navy revolver,
and found Mra. McDermott nursing
her baby. He raised the weapon and
deliberately fred at her. the ball
struck the baby in the forehead. pass
ing clear through its head and lodging
in the right breast OF its mother, pro-
dueng propably a fatal wound. He
then placed the revolver 10 his head
and blew his own brains out. The
taby died instantly, and but little hope
is entertained Tor the recovery OF its
mother.
The Crusaders.
TRRks HAUrE, June Ga special tc
the Express from Rockville says that
the lady crusaders attended the Repub-
licsn Convention in Park County en-
masss this afternoon, and asked the con-
veution to instruct for a Temperance
State platform aud ticket. The con-
vention decided 10 favor the crusaders,
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New York Dry s.ods Market.

New YORK, June 6-TLe trade
movement was Glow in the depart
meuts OF cotton goods and outinue 10
limited demand but prices ruled quiet
and firm. Medium bleacb.d shirtiOgs
could be largely placed q, slish eopces,
sions, which holders decline 10 make.
Corse,s. Jeans and Brown Ducks more
active. Cotton dress goods are selling
we'll ct reduced prices. Bordered
Prints and sbirtings in good demand.
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GoFF, the man incsrcerated in the
IAii here some time ago for selling
whisky, has been removed to the poor
house. OF course, usually, there is no
excuse for ones violation OF the Law,
yet there are sometimes palliatory cir
cumstanees. In COTS case, We fiod
that be was entirely unable to work,
and isa poor man, consequently he
must either cone to the poor house or
sell whisky. Doubtless, falsely think
Ing It disgrace to 60 upon the county.
be chose the latter. His wife still re-
mains in jail.-Prsston Covnty Journal.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHrNGroN, June 7. SP.N.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsHrNaroN, June 7. SP.N J
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and the north
western portion OF the Middle States
and Lower Lake region partly CLOUDY
weather and rain will prevail, with
.asterly to southerly winds on the At
lantic coast, and variable Winds in
the interior, stationary or rising tem
perature ssd falling barometer, except
iu the Lower Lake region. For the
South Atlantic and Eastern Gull States,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, and the
southern portion OF the Middle States
partly cloudy aud continued warm
weather, with southeast to south west
wipdsiaud slight change in the bar
ometer. For the Upper Lake region
and Northwest partly cloudy weather
winds shifting to easterly and southerly
high temperature, falling barometer
and lignt rains near Lake Superior and
and in Minnesots.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-FIour =
Quiet aud unchanged. Wbeat-Dul'
red ! 40; amber 509l IS; white ! 81
oil 54 CorD-Dull; yellow 7Sic; mix
ed western 77c. Oats-Quier; white
62i@65c; mixed CLIO. Proyisious-
Firm; mees pork SIS 90. Butter =
Declining under heavy receipts. choice
western 22924c ia'rto good lS922c
Cheese-Cboics western Reserve l3a
14c; halt skin 9ql3 Eggs-Unchang'
ed. Petroleun-U ochanged. Whisky
81 90.
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GoyEEyNySTs-Actiye and weak.
SrATE Bosp,-Ouiet snd dull.

SrcoKs-The decline in the stock
market this morning. which WAS at the
time correctly attributed to the publ.
cation OF the Presidents memoranda on
finauces and to extensive negotiations OF
loans 10 London, was in the afternoon
recovered, and during the closing Eours
the i'm provement became quite marked.
ranging from the lowest point from ]
to II per cent in the entire list. During
the day there were sold $4,000 shsres
OF Westera Union. 10000 Pacific Mail,
5 900 New York Central; 1900 Lake
Shore, 1900 Union Pacific, 4 900
North western and 1000 Toledo and
Wabash.
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CIeyeIand Market

CLEvELASD. June 6.-Whest-
Steady; No. ] red winter s1 40 No, 2
do / 80; No. 3 do Is. Corn-Pirm;
nigh mixed 65@66S low mixed 64c.
Osts-Steady; No. ! State 55c. No. 2
do 53e. Petroleum-Dull and lower.
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ST. LOUIS.
Steamer sank.

ST. LoUrs, June THE steamer
Emile LaBarge. belonging TO the MIS-
souri, Packet Company. sunk in the
Missouri river yesterday, near Prov,
dence She cannot be raised Valued
at $4,000; insured for 500. .000, but the
names OF the companies cannot be as
cerlained,
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SArrRArE a piece Of bresd or meat
with gastric juice, aud it riH dis'olre.
This is digestion. Add to such mix.
ture q little alcohol, and it will not diS-
solvs. This is indigestion. Beware,
then, OF tinctures, or tonics, or decoc-
tions containing spirituous liquors
Shun all rum "tonics," and rely solely
on De. WALKzR's VINEGAR BGTrBRs, the
finest digestive invigoraus known, and
free from the fiery curse of Alcohol.
msy26-b
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Heavy Storm.
PITTSBURGH.
Man Shot.

PITreBURGH, June 7.-During fight
in a house OF i'll fame on Watson
street this morning, a man named Geo.
Edger was shot in the bowels aud face
by q policeman named Po;ts, and in
jured go severely that he will die
Potts was arrested.
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VIENNA.

VIENNA. June 6-Tbe Catholic
Episcopste Of Bohemia has determed
10 resist the ecclesiasticsl lave, and has
begun its opposition by making sP-
pointments to the vacant livipgs.
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SAMPSON OIL.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning sireugth) is one OF
the best if not h< best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and all
pain, and it appears no medicine bas
ever gained 80 hattering Q reputation
in as short q time. msJl8
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MICHIGAN.

DEfRoIr, June 6.-Rslph c. Smith,
a we'll known real estate dealer and an
old citizen Of this place, committed
,uicide this morning with prussic acid.
Cause, mental arrangement, caused by
financial troubles.
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B Y YeTELEG G R A:P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, office North.
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
w WASHINGTON
WAsRINaroN. June 6.
BilIs signed.

WASHINGTON, June 6.
Bilis signed.
The President has signed the West
Point Military Academy aud naval ap-
preparation bills.
The President.
WARRINGTON, June Soon after
the adjournment OF Congress the Pres
idsnt will visit his family relations on
the Ksnawhs, West Virginia. then re.
turn to Washington and will resume
summer residence at Long Branch
about July 4tb. The opinion among
the Republican members Of the House
OF Representatives 90 lar as it can be
gathered, is, with very lew exceptions
adverse to the policy recommended by
the President in his recently published
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NEW HBMPSHIRE.
The New Cable.

PoRrsMoUrH,, June 6.-The steamer
Fsrsdsy, with the Atlantic cable on
board, ia ancho ored G fl the Isle OF Shoals,
waiting for better weather.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June THE Communists
OF this city will tender q banquet TO
Rochefort on his arrival in England.
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FOREIGN.
ROME.

ROME, June 6.-The Italian Senate
has given its approval to the treaty OF
com merce with Mexico and q postal
convention with Brazil.
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III A LII n

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation which ~
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that ~ In kept fully mp 10 IL hish
standard: and it IA the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED II AIR N It's youthful color, max
ing Il soft, Iustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by Its use. become, white aud clean. IL re-
moves al eruptions and dandrun. ana. ny
liza tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, az II stimnlaies and nourbhes
the glands. ty Its use, the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In baldness, u re.
stores the capillary glands ~ their normal
| yigor and will create a new growth, except
| in extreme old age. II IL the most economy.
| cal HAIR DEEssTs0 ever used, al IL Requires
| lever applications and gives the bair
splendid, glossy appas aranoe. A. A. Hayes,
N D., state AszayeT Of Aa,sachu,e ett-, ssys.
The constituents are pure, and csre'nily
seleeted Tor excellent quality; and con.
s'der II the best preparation for its Intended
purposes.'
Sid by all DTu00Iti and Dealers IN Aedtcfr>s
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atheeliug Realster.

corp closed in New York on Satur-
d.y at llO4 -l..-...f
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NEW YORK STATE.
EXplosiOs.

ExplosiOH.
SYRACUSE, June 6.-The explosion
OF the boiler this morning in the ASH
ton salt mile, killed two men and
wounded two others.
Heavy Storm.
TROY, June IA heavy storm Of
thunder, lightning and rain visited this
place this afternoon. During its con-
tipuauce one span OF the new iron
bridge across the Hudson to West
Troy was either blown down or struck
by lightning, aud falling into the river,
sunk four canal bosls lying at the dock
under it. There were fifteen persons in
the boats all OF whom are supposed TO
have escaped. The boats were loaded
with iron ore. The spau o. the bridge
was 240 feet long, and the loss lie esti-
mated at $4,000.
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CHOULDPR BRACES, UsSEs,
> single aud double, AT yonT own price al
EDMUND BOOKINGS
Iunei Pharmacy.
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We will astonish any buyer with our
prices who will give US a call. We mean
business and intend 10 make things hot
generally.
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The announcement WAS made this
mornink that Rochefort will deliver no
more lectures on this side Of the Allan
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-15

wealth and prominence. Where be sue.
cesaed alone there must have been many
drawbacks in.the start for want of capital.
But in a locality where there is an abun.
dance Of unemployed sc.l;h. it could east.
y be incorporated in the establishment. Of
. business profitable as stock, aad source
fcf subsistence to hundreds of &orkmen.
sSc>->-~~~~~>
| AcrIpgSyss-Duriug the firing Of The
cannca on the Fair Groara Saturday,
Charles Alcshle was. severity burned on
the left arm and haod by premature dis
charge of thccaanou. he ussia the act
Fof raRmios 10 the cartridge when it explod-
ed, blowing the rammer some three or
four huudsei yards. aud burning bis arm
aud hand aud tearing the Whole sleeve from
bis shirt. Aa5;ace maa vas hurt also,
=
but We could dstlearn his name.
John Brown and wife. from Mouth Of
Thirteen were % tlieir way to the Fair
THURSDAY, the horse which he. was driving
attempted to rpa;oG, and broke bis buggy,
s. tia: ne Was compelled to leave it about
three mi!es atpsesaesus eisGet :aatr.,
Brown Har,Ais ty @srotipjared.
asMiss Lyde Jones, daughter nv. H.
Jones, was coming out of the gate at the
Fair Ground Friday, 10 buggy, some
one in ano,her buggy ran into it. breaking
down one Of the fore. wheels. Luckily
Miss Jones escaped without injury, but
vas very badly scared.
On Thursday last, at the Fair Ground
a horse attached 70 : buggy belonging 10
Clay Neal, took fright and run off, tb5ow.
lug Mr., Neale aspiust some ros's Gu.
tug al ugly wound il his head, and smash.
ing the buggy generally. Mr., Neale re.
ceived medical aid at once aaa was soon
MP and about the Fair Ground
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FIRE Ca Friday morning last the
Kline House took Gre on the roof next to
the 0hiO river, but vas discovered ADD put
out before any great dam1ge vas done.
The roof of this house is very old and bad,
aud tie owners should repair it, before it
Is too late. This property is too valuable
to be thus endangered by Ere, for want Of
a proper roof.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-15

CouET The Circuit Court OF this
county has been in session since October
9Th. The grand jury sit two days, and
made but few indictments, which speaks
we'll FOR our county. A good deal Of bus
mess has been transacted up to this date
Judge Smith has knsck for putting bust
ness through.