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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

China don't propose to be behind the
outside barbarians at the Centennial.
The general government has appropri-
ated forty thousand taels to pay expenses
and the local government of Hong Kong
Will send ten thousand taels worth of
silks, porcelain and fancy goods.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

ETIoUErTE OF RoBBERY.-A robbery so
bold the Texans admire it occurred n
couple of weeks ago at Leon Springs,
Texas, nineteen miles from San Antonio.
On Sunday morning, between ten and
eleven O'Clock, five armed Americans.
stating that they were hunting for horse
thieves, called at Max Auer's store and
asked for crackers and cheese. which
they got and paid for. There were sew
eral people in and about the store, and a
toot of horn would have raised ffty
armed men in twenty minutes. But there
was nobody to foot tba horn; and. be-.
side, It was Sunday, and the horn would
have disturbed the church-going people
OF Leon Springs. The five bold Ameri-
cans had Winchester carbines and revolt
vers OF the latest Improvement with
them. Before munching their crackers
and cheese they asked the store louppers
to throw up their hands, and the bows
elevated them accordingly. Then The
fiyo armed Americans went through the
store and made judicious selections of
the articles they wanted most. TLey
took all the money they could find in
Max's cash drawer, and the next most
desirable articles in his stock appeared
to be whisky and bitters and liver repu.
lator. They were also tobacco cheweps.
as manifested by their grabbing. Through
with the store, they went out into n
stage company's stable, selected five
OF tho bes. horses stabbed there. and
snapped saddles and brides with sew
eral persons whom they did not consult.
and rode away in quietness, without dis
turbing the peaceful ceremonies of the
Sabbath. The only objections raised 10
their proceedings were made by the Irish
hostler of the stage company, who tried
to do his duty, but could get nobody
to help him. He was silenced by one
of the robbers, who presented his pis.
tol and threatened to fire all the bar
rels at once and blow the whole
top of Patrick's head off for simply
speaking to him disrespectfully. They
were gentlemen, and would not tamel,
submit an affront OF that kind. The
lrishman subsidized, and the five rode of
with their booty toward Boerne. 1t was
neat piece OF Sunday work.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11
BY TELEGRAPH

SPECIAL 70 1HE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

Several English Congregational min
listers are getting up a declaration in Lon
don that. having watched the Tilton-
beecher trial all along they can express
o Judgment entirely favorable to Beech
er's Christian character. Tilton testi-
monials will next be in order.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

Il u rnmored that Secretary Dslano
Will shortly retire from the Cabinet.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

a young man from Texas stood on the
s ,esee az Vicksburg, Mississippi. He
was ABOUT to take chew Of tobacco.
, mneh he noticed little group Of men
nsai MIN. Gentlemen" he said. ~
want chew" As they turned and
looked at him he continued: INV
pouch - in my hip-pocket, and I men.
ton the TACT lest you should think was
ABOUT 70 draw my revolver" Then he
helped himself without lodging shower
of.balls, as might have been necessary
had he not explained,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

JUST WHAT HE ExpEoTEp.- He was an
Adventist, which did not hinder his be-
ing Cook county Granger. He believed
for long time that tho world was going
to come to an end last Monday, which
did not prevent his having on hand nu-
merous stacks OF hay. He was pious,
which did not keep him from seeing his
shortcomings. But he muffied himself
up IN his ascension robes last Monday,
and mounted on one of those stacks OF
hay to get good start for the New Jeru-
salem, which did not keen him from
going to sleep, after he had waited q
while for the grand event. Peacefully
he dozed. until just before the rain,
when some heathenish boys set fire to
the hay-stack, and, as the flames circle d
around him, he awoke. He supposed it
was all over. and philosophically re-
marked In h-ll, just as expected /"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAISING IN THE P0sToFFicE AT /
h Phoebe. New, July IL. 1875. II not called /
for in four weeks they will lie sent 20 the Desd /
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

The New York Tribune was charged
several times through the Beecher trial
with being bribed to favorable mention
OF the defendant. Throughout the trial
the Tribune maintained a dgnifed ST.
ience, but now the official reporter says:
The services Of "a firm of stenographers
were secured, and an arrangement was
entered into by which the reporter could
secure half his payment from ono of the
daily newspapers. and the other half
from defendants counsel. BY "A mere
accident, the arrangement was made with
the Tribune. That journal, therefore,
instead OF receiving money for the publ
o - no. OF the full reports, paid at the rate
oI 20 column for them, and furnished
timony. 's'
ihis illustrates that it is far easier 10
make assertions than TO substantiate
them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

The members of the San P,.no;s,o
Society of Pioneers will not ag,eo ~
birds In their little nests. At recsn,
meeting "the days of 40" and the necn.
liar manner of those days were illus.
trated by violent meeting relative to
the recent defaulting Secretary Crown.
inshield. One Pioneer introduced an
ironical resolution rendering thanks te
Crowninshield for not availing hmsel
of opportunities aud taking more none,
than he did. This raised an uproar
the President leaving his seat in disgust
After considerable acrimonious discus
sion the original resolution expressing
confidence in the Secretary was adopted
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11

When rogues fall out etc. In
1867 Newton Booth stamped the State
OF California for Geo. G. Gorham. Then
he (Gorham) was a paragon of perfec-
ton and living exponent of all the
qualities that go to make up christian
statesman. Now the dictionary is ran
sacked for abusive and sarcastic epitbets
with which to demolish the enemy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11
l." 10Y sii'r' mnd Copper Mining C.
o'AIioN or MINE, GENo, MY

o'ATioN OF MINE, GENOA yrN.
\ ing Ll>tr3rt, Nn"ada,.-NltA. t. So :
-iI'n that HENRY :. sITCH, On If Il.
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't ~ 'i' i.r !''! silver a.f Copper AiH.t-t
situate IA oehoa Mining +ls,fig. t... "a
Tu.nll,' N'Nada, las tAll nGod N ttin g,a.A-
80 'h' sum OF twenty-five lulMts ~ tIa..
states guld coin. upon said cILfal ~ -
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Act to promote tie dcvrlor,iu, st al In,
'''Hf''s "i tbs United States" H;epH,,. n,
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81 sl'rh are required t. coHtributa fi,,t-
t''pii ~ th' hald t,vuLlituns, nA1f.,lyt j. +.
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cent? you, samuel Theodore, ;Lr ,,f, o..
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'h'N' You, the administrator. executor ~ ll,.r
'tlIrs' Natives oi Charles T.. lii,i ,.t.
ne s''ll oi - %; you, tn. adnini,tf,t.
lu.oI or legal representatives of I,.,s. "a
N"h' Fs"ii, d' r'attG, the cum ct ~ ,,pIs.g
II ih, E'l1 ana silver Cuii. al IT,, L Iu4tt,l So
u" II ~ TN expiration Of ~ dry4 af.,'
'"|lith'loh "i thisnuticc. you, or ,itltr - -
a., ,i' VI iII'S' 10 contribute such pr..t4t.-
i'a l'.l = W RAJ shaf's, and msL, la,l.,.tt.
!, tl'., 's'Alr d. thc lhicrtst of drlIieirf,taf.
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id VIII h,''n.c iEu liou,rty - q .'t.A
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The New York herald., 1875-12-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

A In TIE NATTER or THE PETITION oy
"A. EllEabs.h edwards and others minors leave 70
J. Ihe uDdsrsigned special guardian viii on the Oth
day ot December 1879 At II O'Clock nuon AZ the Er.
change Salcsroo. No. III broadway. York cjty
pose ior sale through Vernon H. Stevenson %
the following described valuable improved property viz
The two urgt class troe M soop bowo
stone dwellings. Nos lJ1J and 522 Broadway cast side
between FortysSth and Forty seventh streets facing hs
seventh avenue Junction sEe OF each 3Ox about 30
lot 2O1SD ee contracts made 0r upon the sale OF
tho above described property at the time and pnre
toned will be made subject the approval the
Court OF View York Terms Of Sale public AZ time aud
place Of sale. VERNON r. SfFVENsuS
Dated NOVEMBER ~. 1879. Special Guardian.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT
n I2S Nos. Thirty fourth street between sixth and
seventh avenues near Broadway special iechancal
tistry coral rubber ear waebOne rubber gold and
patina sets; Plumpers, Regulators Take green car
IRON Grand street ferry or siS Boadway
NEWBROU0L l2S Nsst Thirty.fo street
A BEAUTIFUL SET, -; GUN TEETH $40; SINGLE
II 81; warranted Examine specimens. New York
dental Rooms 262 Sixth avenue near sixteenth street
Established 1851 Having cxsasive assormsnis parties
select teeth reouirsd
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

- tt.st -~4M AiAhA0F
Every Night.
ROSE MICHEL,
! Illustrated with the
MOST ELABORATE AND BEAUT1-
Full SCENERY
ever set upon n stage, aud with a cast OF
uNEXAMPLED STRENGTH,
INCLUDING the following favorite names -
Messrs. g. r. Thorne, Jr., Stuart Rob-
son. Fred. Robinson. j. II. Stoddart, John
parselle, Eben Plympton, T. f. Morris, w.
II. Wilder and W. 5. Quigley. and Misses
Rose Eytinge. Fanny Morant. Nina Varian
and Augusta Raymond.
SATURDAY. December 4.
MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL.
two weeks in advance.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
SALES Ar AuCTIoN,
A UCTIoy SALE.
"A This Priday) morning, At 10 o'clock,


"A This Priday) morning, At 10 o'clock,
At Eve story brown stone mansion
NO. ~ WEST 10TH 81, BETWkEN 5rH AND 9TH Avs
Bteinway Sons' four round IN octave riauoforta,
Decker Bro. upright III octave Pianoiortr.
superb arlo and Drawing Room suits In dAmask SATIN
and silk brocade - gilt inlaid Centre aud Consoe Tabe
Turkish Lounges. Easy Chairs Cabinets, Etageres i'm
ported French Nanel SETS Mirrors Curtains oil Paintings
Bronze Figures Stsnsry Bedroom Furniture. consstin q
ELABORATE BEDROOM SETS, BEDSTEADS. DRESS
tresses also single Bedsieads bureaus. Pillows ankes
rep plush and hurcloth suits Library and Secetare Book
cases Desks Library Tables Turkish suit
Tables, Buffet Dining Chairs In leather Syerware,
G0ckery Hall stand Chairs Rockers velvet Brussels and
ingram Carpets Kitchen Furniture Sc
X. B.-Saie positive Take sixth University
place Competent men IN attendance to pack chip
ROBERT c. CAsHIN, Auctioneer
A UcTIoN-LAGGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE,
N THIS friday MORNING. ~ 1Ols O'Clock. a the
large private house. lOj East Thirteenth street
Fourth avenue 500 lots handsome Household Fur.
nture ~ Carpets rosewood Panoioes, Paintings. satin.
brocads aud haircoth Pari0r suits Curtains. Mir
rofs Vases, Clocks. Bed,teads Bureaus Washstands,
WArdrobes, 80 spring hair Mattresses Blanket Bed.
nng sdeboard Extension Tables lots Glass China
silver ware Cutlery, &c Lounges Chairs Carpets Kit.
chen Furniture, &c. j. kkAEMEK Auctioneer. Goods
packed and delivered for purchasers
A m GOODS
n LARGE SALE or FINE FRENCH CLOCKS
yIonhe lgure fAran marble Groups Chna decorated
oet, vases cologne sets, Opera Glasses. &c. 4c
:. Today AND TOMORROW at III o'ciock
AEEl.Ek ART GALLERY, 80 Liberty street
GEORGE W. KELLER, AuctlonssE
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
A uCTIoN SALE-THIs DAY. MAGNIFICENT AND
n superb Household furniture,
property of l.. Cav. Esq.,
20 be sold THIS (friday MORNING.

A uCTIOS SALE.-THIs DAY, MAGNIFICENT AND
n superb Household Furniture,
property of T. Cav Esq..
20 be sold THIS (fridayl MORNING,
commencing lOts o'clock,
at the elegant Ave brown
. 10 Weg. 23d 81. 9Th
Magnificent nlAd ParoF suits covered IN satin brocat
aud rep; elegant Seinway Sons and Chickeng Piano
fortes inzid Centre Side and Console Tables Cabinets
Jardinercs BronzeS oil Paintings. and Chamber Suits
solid walnut: Dressing Cases Bureaus Wash stands hair
and spring Mattresses Carpets Ae BookcAses
Library Tables Turkish suit Chairs Dining Koom-Buret
Extension Table solid walnut Chairs, China Dinner and
Tea sets Lounges, Han stand Re also Basement
Nants, Furniture LUKE FITZGERALD, AuctioneeE
~ B-Acn 10 pack and ship goods.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
II Absolute auction sale.
by order OF the OF Leer Lcerts
der the direction Of Man X Parsons, Attorneys
2S5 choice Building Lots,
situated ON Fulton, Bedford Franklin Atlantic
Herkimer Pacific and Dean streets and Bedford place
brooklyn. uding the residence OF
j. Carson Brevoort
at the ExcE Salesroom Ill New York ON
TUESDAY. December 4, 1915
This property. which 10 offered the
time s within IS minutes OF the New York City Hall
Fulton ferry and within ~ minutes the Fifth
tel by the Geenpoint williamsburg ferry. The
oil the neghborhOod Is fully estabshed
and stores being ali sides The property will
streted against nusances Terms Of sale viii liberal
For maps 4c apply TO A. II. MULLER 4 SON, Auction.
GERS No 2 Pine street, New York, NASSAU INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, No. 30 Court street. Brooklyn. Title
absolute sale without limi. or reservation.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

CHER1FFS SALE or BUTCHER CART HARNESS
- Ae-S. Herman. SheriTs auetonecr sells this day
Friday, December g. at IL O'Clock, No Bowery ON
Butcher Cart, one set Harness
WILLIAM G. CONNER, sheriff
CHARLES H. COOPER Deputy
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

A MEXICAN STANDARD UEyEL BILLIARD Tables
n With DcancyA wire cushions solely used In all cham
pVnshp and match second hand tables at great
Bargains ". b. GRIFFITH CO.. 40 Vesey street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

| DOOR FROM MADISON PARK, 30 EAST TWENTY
third sreet.Superby furnished Parlor Floor Of thre
large rooms; private bath. &c. with private table
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

DY e. EMANUEL. AUCTIoNEER-THIS DAY AT 2
ID o'clock - Bowery, large and attractive sale OF
Toys Fancy Goods and China Ornaments for supplying
with desirable goods for the holiday trade ncudn
Dolls Drums Wagons School Bags BABY Sofas Albums,
KAedoscopes Stereoscopic Views. Lotto, Games, States
Pencils soaps Perumery Indian Bead Work Gold and Sill
verG Gifnna
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

CHEKIFP'S SALE OF HORSE, WAGON HARNESS
- 4c.-S. HERMAN. SheriKs Auctoneer. sells this day
(Friday), December & At ii o'clock No 10 Bowery one
saiuabie Horse, one Wagon, dc. Sale positive =
WILLIAM T. CONNER, Sheriff
MARX LArIcAS Deputy
A.o at IN o'clock No l3 Bowery lot Of sashes Doors
Lumber, &C. WILLIAM c. CONNER sheriff
MARX LAMcAS Deputy.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

i II AND 40 WEST FOURTEENTH SrkEEL-A
expo-,re. mont Rooms en- suite and Third Floor first class
Board: terms moderatcs references
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
A Rr NoTrcE'
On exhibition this Friday morning, the Rooms SIT
broadway, also day and evening until timo OF sale,
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF LOUIS PRANG Esq., Boston

A UCTIoN EoTICE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
IN ofmAgnihcen, Household Furniture,
Bronzes. Paror Suits Chamber Suits &c.
this WRIDAf) morning. commencing ~ loh o'clock,
private residence 81 East Twentieth street
$4,000 worth of elegant Household Furniture
made order Hne rich Paror Suits In satin rep
haircoth; Carpets, Bookcasos Centre Tables Turkish
Chairs Etsgsres 800 volumes OF Books library chamber
Suits Bedse ads Dressing Cases Mattresses Buffet Chairs
Extension Tahles also basement and Furniture
HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
AMUsEAIENTS. A

TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE,
s1pprn, broadway and Fourteenth street.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08
Cincinnati Market.
ClxcNyarl. Anril g. lsi5

CiNclSS.STf, April 3, 1919.
FLouR.-There is little change in. the
tone OF the market, and theiransacti are
light, only small lots selling 1t prefisls
prices. Fancy -four brings s. 25Ca6.40 IN
small lots. Family is steady at s. 00G5 IS,
and extra at 81 65G4 60 Superfne IS
scarce and firm at 81 1904 ., and low
grades at s. sos 10. Spring wheat flour
is offered at s. Co.'s Is.
WHEAT.-Thc market is quiet, with only
moderate offerings OF good 70 choice winte:
red, BY sample, At 81 l0lGl Is. and buyers
biddiE. two cents less. Hill wheat is
scarce, but there is little demand al 81 Is
al 20, and wkite at 81 2G9l . Tor good
10 choice
CoRx.-Is dull and easier. Ear sold at
GSCG7Oc on track, chiefly at the latter fig
ure. Shel!ed is held ut &c. iaclcvator, but
IS not salablc readily nj over !lc.
0ATs.-Are steady, with moderate local
demand Ut 59@Glc. for good TO prime mix
cd, and G2@G+c. for white in elevator or n
sacks on arrival.
HaY.-Thc market is well supplied, but
the demand is fair and prices are steady.
We quote prime loose pressed timothy IT
SD 6lGy2$ 90, tight do. at Sl9 0OG2l 90,
and lower grades at Sli 00@lS 90 per ton
in bales or arrival.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08
RcseIut:a,.s Of E.esnen:.

WnEgEAs, It hath pleased our Heavenly
Father in His all-wise providence, sudden
" 20 remove by death, Sister Julia y. Row
sew. member OF Upland Grange, also !
member OF Nj. Zion Baptist Church, there
fore,
RcOirE, That while We ieel the great
loss we have sustained, and recognize tie
hand of Him who docth all things well, vet
We bow in humble submission to this Faith
erlv chastisemeht, and say Thy WILDE done.
Resolced, That by this diSpeasation CT
Providence tie Grange has lost I true friend,
the church faithful christian worker in
the cause OF the Master.
RsSoirgd, That while we feel the great
loss We have sustained by her death, we
will cherish grate!G! remembrance OF her
zeal and fidelity il the cause OF God, and
by our conduct IN the future, viii strive to
initiate her virtues.
Rcso'cei, That each one OF Us will endca-
vor to improve this sad bereavement, and
by It be reminded OF the shoTtacss OF lie,
the certainty OF death, and the necessity OF
working in the Masters vineyard while it
is day, as the night WILSON come when no
one can work.
Re0rced, That we tender cur heartfelt
sympathies to the bercavcd husband and
disconsolate children and other relatives,
and commend them for consolation 70 the
compassionate Saviour our covenant keep
ing God who is 4 iathcr 10 the fatheTlcss, 4
husband TO the widow, and who says Ny
Grace is sufficient Tor thee, FOR Ny strength
is mado perfect in weakness.
J. II. JOHNSON,
D. II. BALL.
WO0DS0N MELTON,
rn,,,,,;,tna
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08

FAgHIoxs.-Ladics who seek relia-
bic authority upon matters of dress
viii find Sails Illustrated Pattern Be-
.qar the magazine to be consulted.
The last issue of this excellent Jour
nal bears conclusive signs of the de-
termination Of It's publisher to place
it beyond all initiative efforts, and it
bids fair to keep its place as foremost
in the esteem of ladies' Of elegant
tastes. 1t contains more informa-
ton on fashions and matters pertain
ing to the toilet than any other jour
nal Of fashions published in America.
Not less successful is the portionde-
voted to reading matter; the stories,
poetry, etc, which are excellent,
making it prominently a family
magazine of the highest character.
It's cost is but triaing, the subscrip-
ton price being only one dollar and
ten cents year, while its value can
scarcely be estimated. In short, a
subscription from even the most mod
cratcly circumstanced, instead of be-
ing an extrayagant expenditure, will
provca gsace of xell-advise@ eeono-
my.
The premiums offered, both for
single subscribers and clubs, are sim
ply astonishing. 0cer Tro thousand
Dollars in gold coin is offered for the
largest clubs that ere obtained with
in certain time. Send either s1.10
as a subscription for one year, or %
cents for a single copy, and get full
particulars of how this immense gold
premium is to be got.
Another most important feature
connected with the establishment
issuing this fashion Journal, is the
perfect-ftting paper patterns with
cloth models accompanyingcach, show
ing exactly how to put the garments
together, and how they look when
completed. This original invention
50 simpliies the putting together
and finishing off that even the most
elaborate costume, as with the "cloth
model" for a guide, it is impossible
to make a mistake, and any woman
who can sew, will find no difficulty
in making any garment cut bya pat
tern from this house, which is the
only one giving cloth models. For
Fashion Book or Patterns address
y. BURDETTE SMITH, Publisher Of
Smiths Illustrated Pattern Bazaar,
(P. 0. Box $3.50 81 Broadway, New
York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08
PIONEER IysuTURE, Leon, ". Va, |
Nn-rh oStb 1871 [

PIONEER INSTITUTE, Leon, v. Va, |
March 18th, 1919. J
Pursuant to adjournment the Institute
convened at Leon, March 9th, 1919. The
organization vas called 10 order by The
President. Minutes OF List meeting was
read and approved. The programme ad-
opted last meeting was performed satistac-
torily andw:;h great appreciation and IL
tcrest to teachers. Dr.. C!.as. g. Siemaker
was called upon, ard addressed the Insti-
tute in very eloquent manner, upon edr-
cation.
There being no further business, on mo-
ton adjourned 20 meet on cal OF President.
No programme Tor next meeting.
N. BURDE.TT, Scc'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08

PgrsoxAL.-0ur young friend,
Parker Willard, returned home from
his school last Friday. We notice
that his ears are all right and full as
large as ever, Notwithstanding he
had them frozen while out skating
las. winter. We welcome our young
friend to his home, and are happy to
find him looking so well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08
Point Pleasant Market.
RErNIL FLorr MARKgT.

A flour per barrel IS %; NXN6 Oe;Iy
) 50; bnckwheat per 100 lbs, So 90. Bran
per 100 lbs. 81 90; shorts do. ] % nid-
dlinss DO. l 10; screenings do. ] w; Germ
Neal, Soc. per bushel
WHEAT-White per bush. 81 10; No. l
Red ! 90.
CoRN-In good demand At GO cts. per
bushel. Oats command 30 cents per bush;
and Buclswheat 70 S9Oc per bushci.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08

Up in the first district they have
a young one named Allen G. Thur
man Ben Wilson Henry S. Walker
Alph Hayman John Y. Brown George
B. Mcclellan Andy Johnson Nath-
cws. Vixen they write his name
they write it kind of thusly, \. G. 7.
B. ". H. S. ". \. Il. J. Y. G. B. c.
McC. 4. J. Matthew'S.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-08

TIE CoScEET.-Thc Great West
ern Delincators, with J. Harron,
Manager, have given two of their
unique performances ct Beale's Hall,
in this place. Tonight CNcdnes-
day. they treat our citizens to anoth-
or performance. The programme for
this evening is a brilliant one. We
trust our citizens will give this
troupe q full house. The concert
Will close with a grand ball and sup
per. Tickets to the dance ard sup
per can be procured from Messrs, J.
B. Mcnagcf or J. Bob NcGufiin.