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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
No Radical

Long, the excellent city editor Of
the Salisbury Iatelligeacr, gets of the
following:
Last week as two gentlemen, one a
Democrat and the other 4 Radical,
were riding together to hear the can
didates, they espied before them a
man mounted on. the sorriest spcci-
men of buzzard meat ever seen in
these parts. The rider. OF the beast
had the appearance Of being travel
ing rag factory, so tattercd were his
garments In fact he was surround
ed with q perfect halo o.. rags. Soon
as the gentlemen saw him, the Re
publican friend remarked that the
person in front was a Democrat, as
his general appearance indicatedthat
fact. A wager Of one gallon of Berry
Fosters best was soon. made. Soon
the caravan of animated rags and
bones was ovcrtaken, when the fol-
lowing conversation took place:
"My friend" said the Democrat,
@wc don't wish to be impertincnt nor
to take advantage Interpretations
dition, but,we wish to ask a ques,
ton"
albright, proceed.s
Well; sir, what are your politics,
arc you a radical?T
40 sir; | know that i am ragged,
and dirty, and low down. I've been
drunk, lousy and in Jail; been whip.
ped at the whipping-rost,- wallowed
IN mad jnda,e Ike hog, out III
Just be id if ever have been so
low as to vote the Radical ticket yet"
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-
Wishing 70 keeb bosted Is 10 the
condition II the crops; AID To- ascefs
tain the exact amount q dzssaae d0u0
recently By the Aood, q reporter start.
.edo1i Oman interviewing expedition.
He was fortdhate enough 70 entoun-
ter 4 farmer So tie edgS of TIE toWn
bringing ! load of hay into the city.
Burning with enthusiasm The repor-
ter hailed him. He hzlled and the
following collcqtg to9k pLsccS
. How are so1, friendGs
sfireifp s
nat hay now2g
sSame as it always vas
whats that? {
Cried grssss
sslSrhn eo xe tis mir r
ssr'-r
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lgtiHs md 6evefi:''

md segef::'
g Whit are you doing f0&S
4 Sitting here in the sun, and may
be losing 4 chance to sell this hay.s--7
Come upher if you want to talk :
The reporter. scrambled up to the
sided his new:nade acquaintance,
and as they jolted on he again pro
duced his notebook and contirsed
:, aWhat did the farmers do last
spring.
ran everything into the ground
as usual"
sDa9osr wheat do shythingas
aYes."
"What?'
"Sproutedp
SCAN yott rafsc. sry tobacco srlow27
"Yes; do you want d ,chcw@
GLOW are the potatoes2"
."Under the weather soAe& hat; but
able to'be out"
Becoming just the least bit discour-
aged the reporter asked, timidly:
"Will you beingmany bcets to tho
city this year,"
, "Got load now," was the rcjoind-
er as he checked: his horses and said: /.
aGucss you'd. better plant what Eve
told you, and see what it'll yieh.-
Here's where you git Off"
Remembering that it was about
time to report ut the Office, the baf-
fed searcherafter newsclimbed down
the side of the wagon and, thinking
that 4 soft answer trrneth away
wrath, he calmly said:
"That's nice hay, my friend; where
did it come from?s
Timothy seed"
The intcrrosstor grew faint, but
he summoned up courage to ask:
what do you think you'll get for
it?n
Cash, Of course. Get up Whitley.
this fellow will talk It's aEl bind ina
minute. He asks more question than
4 catechism," and before the discour-
aged representative Of the press couh
recover from his surprise the hay
wagon had turned the adjacent CORR
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Some of the Wisconsin female
school teachers are paid the mum.
fcent sum of Sl.25 per week.
DR.. Mary Walker has gained much
credit and rcnown by successfully re-
storing to health, a half drowned wo-
man after working on her two hours.
Oh for the age of chiyalry! Two
honor protecting Parisiahs, lately
fought q duel with forks. What hor!
rible barbaritt.
Professor Tiicc wants us to look out
Tor the weather from the 9th to the
End of October. We hav'nt finished
with cyclones and things yet.
The guests at a Georgia wedding
party were recently poisoned with
ice cream favored with peach leaves.
Three of the victims are already dead.
General II. V. Boynton has publish
ed a review of General Shcrman's
Memoirs. As it was considered
necessary for the New York Tribune
to preface notice of the work with
the remark that General Boynton
has no personal grudge to ayenge,"
it may be safely concluded that his
"review" is scathing.
The Dayton CO., Journal now
thinks that "silver will jingle in the
pockets of the people in less than six
weeks" The Journal is premature.
Six years wcuM be somewhat nearer
the mark.
The area Of California has hereto
fore been put down at lSS,9S1 square
miles. According to the Alta Cali
fornian, though, recent surveys make
it only 156,720. This is pronounced
to be correct.
Col. Fred Grant will not resign a
while yet; he has years leave Of
absence by way Of compliment for
distinguished servicesrehtlercd. oh!
shame, where is thy blush?
A Magnetic spring has been discov-
cred near Goifax, Jasper county, Iowa.
Workmen boring for coal at a depth
of two hundred feet passed through
flint rock, underneath which they
struck the spring, the water Of which
is strongly impregnated with silica,
magnesia and phosphorus.
The family carriage of Henry Clay,
which was made and presented 10
him by the manufacturers Newark,
New Jersey, on the occasion of his
visit there about thirty-fve years ago,
is in the possession of A. Clark, OF
Lexington. Kentucky, who proposes
to exhibit it at the CentensliaE.
There are some curious instances
Of the inclination Of murder always
to conae out. Here is one: a man
named Alexander, sixty-fve years Of
age, blind and infrm, has Just been
convicted of murder in the first de.
gree, for kiEinga a,an IN Red River
country. twenty-five Years ago:
Men are not to be judged so much
by what they accomplish, or attemp,
as BY the spirit in which they make
their efforts.
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THE DWARFED CALL-BOY.

'Will YOU please have this part
dead-perfcct at rehearsal; tomorrow,
miss2n The speaker was the call
boy of the only theater in a western
town. The girl to whom he handed
the part was,4tall..5sss..s Iis IN
physique. Her features were as pale
as marble, but transcendcntly lovely
-one might almost risk the express
ion, lovely as an angels.
The decpsellins eyes scanned the
Ms. of the part, and look of dismay
lit their depths.
'.Ifcrcy..' she murmurcd:: at is I'M
possible. Rehearsal is called at ten
sharp. Mother lies in 4 raging fever,
which threatens her brain, and here
are twenty lengths at least. 1t is a
hard life.w and a weary sigh follow
cd, as the Young girl took up her
tcheland drew her threadbare shawl
around her fragile figure. ''Good.
night. Denny" She said, in return to
the salutation of the old door-kecpcr
as she quilted the theater.
"Bc careful, DEAR" he replied; she's
there again" andhc jerked his thumb
over his shoulder with 4 warning ges-
ture.
4 shade crossed her features, and
her mouth worked dcterminedly as
her eyes flashed, and a slight flush
tinged her white cheeks. The warn
ing evidently disturbed her. Young
us she was, hers had been the fate OF
so many on the stage! She had an ad-
mirer whom she scorncd; but, having
no brother, she was unprotected save
by that mother who now lay at the
point of death.
The night was cold, and Bessie
Darling Cher stsge name, the real one
being withheld, was scantily clad
As she reached the street, she looked
up at the stars, which glittcrcd in
the sky like polished steel. She
shirercd, and FASTENED on. The slight
snow upon the pavement creakcd
crisply beneath her tread. At the
corner 4 young man intercepted her
and raised his hat.
"Good evening" he said, removing
his cigar; "may l not have the pleas
ure of seeing YOU home?"
She made no reply, but strove to
pass him.
"Don't be foolish" he said, offering
his arm; "you know that l will not
harm YOU"
s'Your aid is not needed" she re-
piled, Sand your company isunpleas-
ant. Let me pass. Ny mother is
very ill-.pcrhaps dying at this very
moment
"All the more reason that you
should have help" he returned
"Allow me to offer any service in my
power" He drew . roll Of green
backs from his pocket, and held them
toward her.
Il do not require your money
I would not accept it to save my
mothers life much as / love her
Let me pass, or shall call for aid
Hc snccred. at is late" he said;
"thc streets are deserted; you are
alone, and none will hear Your ap.
peal"
20, yes, they will" 1t was the
calf boy of the theatcr who spoke.
The young man turned to the new
conner. He was singularpersonase
-dwarfed in statute, with o ke@a
much too large for the diminatiNc
body.
"iyhom have / the honor to ad.
drcss2n inquired the young blood
scornfullv.
THAT Is neither here nor there
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4 young lawyer in country town
asked some of his friends to agamc of
cards in his room, to be followed by a
little supper. Frogs were new spe-
cies of food in that latitude, and a
dish Of them cooked in the choicest
way was the feature Of the occasions.
Supper time approached, ard during
a temporary lull in the conversation,
the door suddenly opened, and a MiE
esierr waiter, in loud voice, announ-
ced supper thus ,"Nfr. E., thes. tuds
is done, and supper is ready
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4,OUyTY DIRECTORY.

Iuti.e Circuit Court-!IoS. jos. SMITH.
Residence Raytnswood, Jackson County
eqerk Circnit Court-C. l.. WAGGENEE.
St1efI County fourt-E. kiNnEriiSG.
PRECEDENT County Coutt-H: }. REDMOND
insstcutins .,tt1rney-p. W. PoLsLEi.
Y slleriii--t'oLuSRS SEiIoS.
3 Jsilor&J. JEwErr.
surveyor Of I.ands-GEo. W. PrLiIS.
,isscssor Dist. No. l-.IAcoE RorSiI
u 1,cpaty issessor-D. :. NASMArHE.
Assessor list. No. 2-louX {. GrcStrY
s,rf, Public ScliooIs-clis. L. loGG.
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She stepped into the CAR radiant
with youth, and looking cool and
bright in her flower-trimmcd hatand
speckless suit of linen. -Four young
men Immediately offered her their
seats. She accepted one with an en-
trancing smile, instantly gave it to q
poor, wan, little, old woman who had
been standing for ten blocks, where
upon the young men did not know
whether to get up again or not, and
tried their best not to look foolish.
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b q u la'f -1sI. y. 4. % q .
! ] cdrseils b sS55n gr6S-59 ugh with knocks
Yo6r1infbs With labor strong. p
And there's n Hand unseen to,aid-
z A star tolight the gloom!
Up Heart, my boy! nor be afraid
Strike out for clbow-room!
And when YOU see. amid the throne,
A fellow-toiler slip,
Just give him, rs you pass along,
A brave and kindly grip!
Let noble deeds, though poor you be,
Your path in lie Hume;
And, with true Christian charity,
liivc Others elbow-room!
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G. P. SIMPSON,
~ ttOrncN at IaW

-NNIV1 NY 'U 'bFN,
P"IST pleasant, WEST Va.
HAVING PROCURED THE USE OF II.
IL. Fishers Law Library, l will OF all
times be found ut his Office ready TO attend
10 any and all business entrusted TO my
care; snd will practice hereafter in the
counties oil Mason, Putnam, Jackson and
Roanc. apr.lS-ly.
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ri..e. ri Lnldinn he CnRrfs.

u CtrSrr emRt-FirSt Monday in April,
snd first Monday in October.
81 CovSrY C6rrT-Third Monday in Janu.
arv; Third Monday in March; Third Mon;
day in May; Third Monday IN lnly;; Third
,.::llionday b November Third NoiSiay IN
December.
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y. II. ToNiINSoN. b. W. roLsLEY
Tomlinson & Polsley,
attorneys and COunSellOrS at Law,
b. ". r0ISL.EI'

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
WILL practice in the county OF Mason,
w the United STATES District Court for
West Virginia, and in the Supreme Court
OF Appeals OF West Virginia. Prompt at
tcntion given to the collection OF al! claims
entrusted !" tSSrw. Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. Ii, lSI%-lv.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

! ll.c7-IAurS Il. rorcIr, Jn
.i;ccor3cr-M. II. hSE.
Sergeant. ltwET: -.
I Canncihucn-John ". English, DR.. "
i. Scilc, Robert Young, !. Striking, ant
Col. &. i. Thomas.
Street Commissioned. l.. GnE<.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES

NA.oNIc-NIintum Lodge Ne. l9. meet,
on the first and third TUESDAYS OF each
month. {. SIiNENSnrEY, Secretary.
Odd Fcll"ws-roint Pleasant Lodge No.
's.t J. q. .. F., meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. $. !. Sulxplr,
Secretary.
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A handsome youth being ques-
toned BY a rather stylish lady as 70
his occupation, replied that he was
IAN. adjuster Of the movable alpha
bets" He was simply printer,
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Why is a doctor better taken care
of than his patients? Because, when
he goes torbed, somebody is sure to
rap him up.
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THE GIyER ANDTIIETAKER
rY JOHN C. WHITTIER.

ny JOHN C. WHITTIER.
Who gives what others may not see,
Nor counts on i;lsor, fame or praise.
Shall find his smallest gift outweighs
The burden OF the mighty sea.
Who gives to whom hath naught been given
His gift in need, though small indeed
As III the glass-blade's wind-blown seed,
Is large as cartl, and rich as heaven!
Forget thou not. 0 man. to whom
a gilt shall fall, while yet on earth,
Yea, even to thy seven-iold birth,
Revive it in the lives to come.
Who, hroodin:, keeps a wrong in thought
Sins much, but greater sin is his.
Who, fed and clothed with kindneSscs,
Shall count the holy aims as raught.
For he who breaks all laws may still
In Swans mercy be forgiven;
But none can save in earth or heaven
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JOHN. W. ENGLISH,

Attorney at Law.
practice in the Courts OF Mason,
Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
'threourt Of Arpcals.ot West Virginia.
Address, Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
dec - lSl2.iv.
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4 LITTLE l5V 4 g0ls

- - 60 ~
Good frie15 Cont squeeze " I ~ tight s
III T6o epoegk for fisost -
Keeti shat 4 We arigit I. :
Yot a ri; ], poor and weak;
E3oea ash
seI,. and strong. Z
liffklong,
fiaiiill, 49,
IA at4 drive!
- md fuuiel :.
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still in the 'bell tower and donated
the same to the museunlofth the island
where it may be seen with many
pulling inscriptions uponwhichno-
body has as yet been, able to- .deci-
pher.
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z. w. SISSON,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,

gp~0llicr in Shrcw>bury'S Block. ga
WILL rlacticc in the Courts "i Mason
w and adjoinin: counties, West Virgin.
il, and in Ga!lia county, Ohio. Special at.
tcntion given 10 the collection oil claims and
rcmitranccS promptly made.
iIInc |. IS7i-lv.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. L. f. Campbell,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

jim 3!tdsual, west Va.
ftEIsS his professional services to the
y C''1cns OF Point Pleasant and vicinity
II" hope by strict attention 10 business ia
INERT continuance OF the liberal patron.
ne mas aIreadyrccciyc,l. He may be- iound
Al Al! Tines st his office, when not profess.
ionaIIy engaged. Tnoy' : ,!SI,r
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.ayp. SuRGEON,

rarSpERS hi professional seryiresto th1'
Z saH6lie. callsfrpm ihecountry ptonV
Il s.fehdedfG 0fiicesscornero Nam
II M a streets opposite thcold Presbyterian
" ~, Il, : Fnpril ), 1S773-ly.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Some of the Wisconsin female
school teachers are paid the NUM-
fcent sum of SIPS per week.
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The London hsr+St0rS' Manual furn-
i>he. some interesting statistics coEoer1-
ing American loans effected in London
and on the Continent during the hrsI
quarter of the current year. These were
asked FOR by eleven separate corporations
and. with a loan of $4,000 on New
York real estate, aggregated S23, 76S, $50,
AGAINST S2l. 2s7, 400 during the same per
lodi la.t year. The Western Union Tel
graph Company obtained for their bonds
marketed during the period named tins
wear, S2,3l7, 400. 1t Is now stated that
this company, having withdrawn the
gold loan recently offered BY them mt to
take up other loans due November IehS
they have successfully negotiated IN Its
stead seven per cent. currency loan, and
are prepared to pay principal and in
,srost Of bonds maturing at the date
mentioned, with accrued intosest upon
presentation of tho same at their office.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one Squares inch space. oo
one time ,,....S 10 one month"; w
Two fines 49, . Three months. u 90
ono yyrqlL... 2 30 one year.......... ~ w
one square changeable once week 500.
Surcial Notices - per cent addltlonal.
Advertisements 10 occupy hXed places -
Der cent additional.
cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
cent additional
Local Notices 10 cents per line-Gm no
local notice iCW BE- inserted yor tess than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for IN ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adNer-
tiSrmentS not connected with II Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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A desperate Duel with u Bowie.
knife.

White Pine New News.
\ most frightful and fatal atIray oc.
CURED at Ebcrhardt City on Saturday
last. at about ) o'clock p. NJ. between two
men by the name of jackson and Beck.
The former WIS recently from Arizona,
and the latter has been resident OF
Ebcrhardt City for the past few months,
engaged in keeping II saloon. The two
had II quarrel short time before the
fatal meeting, in which jackson made
an assault upon Beck with knife, but
was driven oil by Beck with a fire shovel.
Some three or four hours after this
Jackson returned to Beck's saloon, and,
while the latter was standing in the
doorway, Jackson plunged an elght-inch
bowie. knife to the hilt in Bcck's side,
and the two clinched, and a very fierce
encounter cnsued, Jackson using his
knife and fatally stabbng Beck, who,
however succeeded in freeing himself
from Jackson, and ran as far as Danus
saloon, distance of sixty yards, when
he was ovcrlaken by jackson, who was
pursuring his victim with II bloody and
hicndish intent Beck at this place
called for protection, but before the as
tonishcd bystauderS could render him AS
sistance the human ticrd had done his
work; he had given poor Beck five fatal
stabs. At this juncturc party by the
name of Brown, seeing what was going
on. Knocked Jackson of from the porch
into the street with a chair, and while
he was down, Beck, while actually dy-
ing, crawlcd to jackson, and taking the
knife which had been used on him, he
plunged it into Jackson's breast, giving
him a fatal wound. Beck died almost
Immediately after beiI = separated from
jackson, and tine latter was brought to
the county Jail, where he fingered until
Wednesday last, when death ended his
career. No one hcreabouts knows any
thing of the former career Of jackson;
all that is known Is his statement that
ne was from Arazona. Beck was con-
sidercd peaceable man, and leaves an
invalid widow to mourn his untimeiy
pnI
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Iife Surancc Decision.

Mrs Rosalie Barry, of New York, had
her husbands life insured with the Mu-
final Life Insurance Company for $25, 900
for her own and children's benefit but
upon solicitation of her husband she
assigned it to other parties. Her hus-
band. she says, as an inducement to her
TO make the ass ..nment, assured her
that in law her rights would be stu pro
tected. She made the assignment, ana
her husband pledged the policy as Sc
curi,y for pre-existing debt, After her
husbands death both She and the holder
of the policy claimed the amount, and
in suit brought TO decide as 10 their
conflicting rights. Judge Van Horst, in
the Supreme Court, held that no con-
sideration was given for the assignment
of the policy or its pledge, and that the
right TO recover its amount remains IN
Mrs. Barry.
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at'heeling Aegister,
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one year mss % Three months. SO 90
six mont hs........ " One month. 20
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr..4 90 one copy 6 mos.S2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr..S2 90 Five copies, yrs sW
one COPY, Is mos W Ten copieS,l yr. lSD
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, S250,OO0.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depoSitOrs, and by
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms
and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable Oh
demand, or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
join X. BoTSFORD, WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB :. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRANIHEIN, JOHN f.. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER my2l
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REMOVAL.
POTATOES.

CONSIGNMENT OF PURE PEACH
Y Blow and Early Rose Potatoes, IN
barrels, from New York, JUST receiver anu
tor sale by JAAES = hAN " IL ~,
No. 1910 MaIE street, Wheeling W. Va
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The decision of the Acknowledgement
in the Chorpenning case was yesterday
forwarded by Mr.. Pierrrpont.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
10 Halt BhlS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
SD No. Mackcrel.-
200 No. MaCkerel.
4UU Packages Mackercl, , and in quarter
barrels and kits.
- TieTccS choice Carolina Rice.
$50 BblS choice y. q. MolaSseS.
81 Hhds choice y. y. sugar.
% Bb!S SyrupS.
20O BbS Standards \. Il, Extra C. drama
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ard
&C Sugars.
5OU Bbls Flour embracing White Rose.
Keystone, ldlewise, Howard and o'h":
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
p Half Chests prime 10 choice u.
Teas.
5nCaddieS prime TO Choice q. =. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalbrOok', j.
Millincr's, PAGES and other good and re
liable brands, among the best in the conn
try. our stock is full and complete, ana
will be offered To the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers To
all and examine our stock before Purch
cSing elsewhere.
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