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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23
cuUR6,lI- DIRECTORY.

Tlrsr paESBYrrSIS on ts,c:d
and 9Th Ssbbaths oi each month, morning
and evening. Hcv. DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at o.
clock. L. Gilmore. Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN cHrmH.-Main street. be-
tween 7th and S,h. v. Z. Hill, Pastor; Res.
ilenee, viSnd and sth. Preaching every
sunda, at l0t A. n. Sunday School u, v
4. n. Lecture every Wednesday evening.
sermon to children every second Sunday.
alternate months at T. II. Preaching in
Pleasant Flatts. the lst and I'd Sabbaths II
.lP.M. In Brucc's Chapel, Mcrcers Bot
tom, on the ith Sabbath-a ,. p. NJ. At
Pn-ah Church every other month IT y Il
", and at the Upper Flats whenever 9Th
Sunday occurs.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CnrEcu-Ecv. I.
II. Lacy, Rector. Services as follows: At
Chris, Church, Point Pleasant, every sun
day morning at 10! o'clock, except the I'd
Sutilay in each month; and every Sunday
evening, at s! O'Clock, except the I'd Sun
day in each month. Sunday School II .
o'clock. T, Striblins. Sup't. Ecstry meet
ing on the evening oi the I'd Monday in er-
cry month. Services at l'ruce's Chapel on
the "a Sunday at 'l0i A. ". Mason City
on the Sd Sunday a. ;! T. ". West Col
umbia the ID Sunday At SIP. ".
N. Z. CnrEu-Ssrviccs on the l5t and
Sd Sabba,hs OF each month, in the even
inS. &C. Wildins, Pastor. sabbsthschool
every sunday morning 1T 9 o'clock. l.
fribbls, Superintendent.
VI. f. CuuHru. SorTn-ServiccS on the
9Th Sabbath OF each month. lev. G. F.
Crooks. Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at O'Clock. Robert 5.
Bickcl, Superintendent.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-Hos. Jos. SX,rii.
Residence Raycnswood, Jackson County.
CLERK Circuit Court-C. b. WaeGESEt:.
Clerk County COURT. kixbERLISG.
President County Court-B. J: REDMOND
Prosecuting Attorney-p. W. PoLsLET.
SheritI-COLrABrS SEIloS.
.Jailor.J. JEwErT.
Surveyor Of lands-GEo. W. prLLtS.
Assessor Dist. No. l-IAcoB. RorTt.
Deputy Asscssor-D. S. NASMATEE.
Assessor Dist. No. 2-joHS {. Buckley.
sup't Public Schools-D. ?. GrrIli:IE.
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And we Laid itoutin a garden spot,
And dwelt in the midst Of flowers,
Til We fteuna that the world was ass6od-si

2 - .- 49,
And we laid itoutin garden spot,
And dwelt in the midst Of flowers,
Til We f!nna that the. world was a'sood-si
Aas 81 n$st 81 OF i rqsa.oafs.
Yop'R:heavior, girl; tldn when you come
T6ys one cloudy das,
And &emed TO feel soli;tlc ut home,
We feared you wouldn't stay;
TIL knew the danger was passed, becaus,
You'd struck so mortal a track,
And got so independent an cross,
God never would let you back.
But who would ever ha' had the whim,
When you lay'in my arms an cried.
You'd some tinc sit here, pretty an prim
A-waitin' to be bride.
But lovers be lovers while earth goes on,
And marry, as they ought;
And If you'd keep the heart you've won,
Remember what you've been taught:
Look first that Your welded lives be true,
With nau.ht from each other apart;
For the flowers OF true love never grew
In the soil OF 4 iaithless heart.
Look next that the buds Of health shall res,
Their blossoms upon your cheek;
For life and love are burden ut best
Ii the body be sick and weak.
Look next that your kitchen fire be bright
And your hands be neat and skilled;
For the love OF man oft takes it flight
II his stomach be not well filled.
Look next that your money is fairly earned
Ere ever it be spent;
For comfort and love, however turned,
Will nc'cr pay ten per cent.
And, next, due care and diligence keep
That the mind be trained and ied
For blessings ever look shabby and cheap
That light on IN empty head.
And ii It shall please the gracious God
That children to you belong,
Remember, my child, to spare the rod
Till you've taught them right and wrong,
And show 'cm that though this life's a start
For the better world; n6dOubt,
Yet earth an heaven AIM so far apart
As many good folks make out.
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As q negro was painting his house
on Main street, and was nearly at
the top of q long ladder, his wife
came out and called to him to come
down. Just at that moment rung
broke and the man came down like
a bag of sand, rolled over two or
three times, jumped up and said
"Well honey, go on with your re-
marks"
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8. II. ToNLINS0S- D. ". roI.SI.E
Tomlinson & Polsley,
Attorneys and COuASellOrS at Law.

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA. :
WILL practice in the county oi Mason,
w the Cnited States District Court ior
West Virgins, and in the Supreme cour,
oi Appeals OF West Virginia: Prompt at,
tcntiun civcn'to the collection OF all claims
entrusted To them. Addrcss, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. l6,. lSaJlT:
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F. W. SIsSoN,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

POINT PLEASANT. W. VA,
sss-Oilicc in Slrcwsbury's Block. "Ss
MILL l,Iac,icc in the Courts OF Mason
w and adjoining counties. West Virgin
is. and in Gallia county, Ohio. Special at
tcntion given to the collection OF Claims and
rcmittanccs promptly made.
innr | lS1flY
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Istill more by Blinksfs coming home

still more By Blinksfs coming home
riderless late the previous evening.
So billy escaped unharmed at last;
but either the fright or the smoke, or
perhaps beth combined, brought on
a feyerish attack which lasted a fort
night or more. Ultimately, however
he recovered his health, and, I am
sorry to say, celebrated his GONZALES
Gene by giving Blinkes a most out
rageous beating. So, while his
prayers saved his life, i, is very
certain his almost miraculaus escape
produced no beneficial effect upon
him otherwise: Did he deserve his
mercifal escapes o,.iks cSs.pGnios;
~ hat Hare b N Llca6 ls@S
: lefH Done:
Senator Thurman in his cicvc-
land speech, said"
4Why what have our radical: lead
'ers done, or omitted to DO, withinth the
last nine months that should make
us forget the questions of last year;
or that should reverse or even miti-
gate the judgment then pronounced
by the American people? Let tho
fraudulent proceedings of the return
ing board of Louisiana last December;
the armed invasion of the Legisla-
ture of that State by the Federal mil
itary last January; the quasi sanction
of these enormities by the Federal
Senate; the unrebuked message Of
the President proposing tooyerthrow
the constitution and government of
Arkansas; the passage of the. force
bill, with its suspension Of the habeas
corpus, by the House Of Representa-
tivcs, and its defeat in the Senate
only by the determination Of the
Democratic Senator'S to speak contin-
uously to the end Of the session "a
thcr than let it pass; let the frauds
that have como to light in almost
every department of the government
since the last election; the straw bids
in the Post Office; the larccnics in
the Treasury; the corruption in the
custom houses; the frauds in the in
ternal revenue service; the untold
millions filched by the Indian ring
let these facts answer the question
whether cur Radical.rnlers are more
entitled to.conidence nox;than.theyz
were nine montns Hso.
@Why, my friends, if there could
be nothing truly alleged against
them but what has occurred or come
to light within these nine months, if
all the grounds upon which they were
condemned by the people last year
were sunk into oblivion and thcro
remained but the history Of the last
nine months, it would be the duty Of
the American people to declare that
a change ofrulcrs is demanded by the
highest public considerations"
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Times Of holding the Courts.

IIWHs q HOE'0tH9 "7s VV"''''
CIRcrr CorKT-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
Couxrr CorET-Third Monday in Janu-
ury: Third Monday in March; Thir.l Nom
dsv in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Maror-JAxs II. Corcu, JK.
Rccord.r-M. II. HALE.
Sergrant-J. JrwErr.
. Conucilmen-Jolln VI. Enslisli, Dr. ".
p. Ssalc, Robert Young, I. Stribins. and
Col. q. Il. Thomas.
Street COMMISSIONER. l.. GInEs..
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JoEN W. ENGLISH,

Attornev at Law,
{JTlIl. practice fi1'i il Il 1le Courts Of Mason,
w Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
the Court OF Appeals Of West Virginia.
.addrcss, lnint Pleasant, Mason COUNTY,
West I'!L Office in the Court House.
dec. ~, .lS12.ly.
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Il. xSIGnr. JAMES II. corcn, il
KNIGHT G. COUCH,
ittOllLCUS ut .LUtc,

WILL PRACTICE in the rbt,ntics OF
w Ma>on.and Putnam. Address f., L.
Knight Charleston, West Va, or James II.
Couch, Jr., Point Pleasant, West Va.
Mr. Couch is Notary Public ior Mason
County. dcc.la, lSl2-ly.
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4 Masonic Story.

Some years since as the Bcv. Vim.
F. Broadu>, D. D., was passing along
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, alenc
in deep meditation, he commenced
unconsciously to gcsticulate wildly,
and finally his thoughts perplexcd
him more and more, the violence Of
his gestures and motions increased,
\ gentleman walking in the same
direction, on the opposite side of the
street, had been watching him for
sometime, and finally satisfied that
he was not mistaken, ran across the
street, stopped DR.. Broadus, and de-
mandcd: "What can ! do for your
DR.. B. stared at him in astonishment,
when the gentleman again and with
earncstncs$, demanded: "What can
do for YOU? l am willing to do any
thing l can for you" Not knowing
whether the quiet, gentcel-looking
man before him was 4 robber or 4
lunatic. DR.. Broadus quietly thank
cd him, and was moving on, still
keeping an eye on his Philadelphia
acquaintance, when in confusion the
gentleman explained that he had
answered the Grand Hailing Sign Of
Distress, andagain begged DR.. Broad
US to let him do something for him.
The truth now flashed on our Eir-
ginia Mason, and soon the strange
brothers were clasped in fraternal
embraces in the ''City of Brotherly
Love-" Nor was this all: DR.. Broad
us was constrained by gentle force to
accompany his brother Mason to his
elegant and hospitablc home, where
as an entire stranger, he was COM
PEELED to feel how sublime a thing it
is for Masonry, "theshand-maidcn Of
the Christian religion" to accompany
like a silent goddess, the minister Of
that holy religion in his travels,
Watching his every motion with ca
ger eye, and not only. willing, but
urgent to supply his every want.
The noble red man cannot under
stand the civilized female dress
You see, out on the praries the In
I.dians follow the trail, while, herca-
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GESEyULENT SOCIETIES,

NAsoSn17Minturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third TUESDAYS Of cacl,
month. C. .SiIrEwSBvi.Y. Secretary.
Odd fcllows--point Pleasant Lodge No.
IS, |. o. .. T.. meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. $. J. SuiNDLE
Secretarv...
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JOIN ". REYNOLDS,
A ttorney at Law,

, POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,
WILL practice in the counties OF Ma
w son, Putnam and Cabcll. Viii ut
tend promptly to all businc~ entrusted to
his care. apr.i, lS1i-GnI.
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II. r. HOWARD,
Attorney at Law,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.

nS-0fiice in Court lIou:c:-4a
WILL PRACTICE IN MASON AND
w adjoining counties, and the Supreme
and Federal Courts Of the State. Prompt
attention given to the collection Of claims
and any legal business,
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. l.. r. Campbell,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Point Pleasant, West Va.
0FFERS his professional services to the
" citizens OF Point Pleasant and vicinity.
lie hopes'by strict attention to business, to
merit continuance oi the liberal patron.
he has already received. He maybe found
at 81 times Il his office, when not profess
a"ha'I! enS.Sed.' :tnov. s, '11S-ly.
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A Songstrcss.

Harriet Lyman, was that YOU
singing Hazel Green in there few
minutes since?" asked the court Of
the last case.
ut was ] a singing
Ny voice twas ringing"
She sang in reply.
"Silencc in the court! If them three
boys don't stop laughing I'll send
the whole caboodle to the House Of
Correction. Now, Harriet, the charge
is that you were found hanging to n
fence, too intoxicated even to fall
down."
"Can you give me the key to "old
Folks at Homc?'" she asked in reply.
"I'n give YOU the key to the front
door Of the House Of Correction, if
you don't straighten up and answer
my queries"
LESS sing Prairie Flower" she
jauntily replied. 81
"Do you hear me" he. exclaimed,
rapping on the desk.
a do"
"Wcll areyou guiltyor not guilty?'
81 am guilty. You can make it
thirty days and I'll sing ten sonss.in
payment"
"I'll make it four months, and you
can sing your whole sentence out if
You want to. Take her away, Bijah,
and adjourn the court until highsev-
en- tomorrow morning"
A friend lately called upon the
historian, Runke, in Berlin, and OBJ
served: "Well, professor, ] suppose
you work as hard as ever in your old
age" "Yes,' replied the veteran,
tenderly, 'yes; my wife is dead now,
YOU see, and l havclessanoyance and
can accomplish more"
When one looks around and secs
hundreds of dough-heads getting rich
doing nothing, while he is working
like slave for his daily bread, We
tell you what, it makes a fellow feel
as though the butter of this world
was spread by a step-mother.
A person Of an inquiring turn
to mind asks, Does the Lord love q
man who spends at q church festival
the money he owes to his washcrwo-
MANI" We pass the ccnundrum to
the next man.
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When is soldier not half 4 sold
ier? When he's imquartcrs.
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h RS his spoil lessional seryices 10 the
Calls frytnt the country prompt
sded.to. p!hce, conner Of siain and
i'd ,siets, opposite old presbyterian
surcli. [aprl lgs7s-iy. IS
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A person of an inquiring turn
to mind asks, Does the Lord love a
man who spends ata church festival
the money he owes to his washerwo-
maa?" We pass the conundrum to
the next man.
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The noble red nan cannot under
stand the civilized female dress
You see, out on the praries the In
dians follow the trail, while, herca-
bouts the trail follows the pale face.
This is a little lame, but the idea is
here, and readers can fix it up at
their leisure.
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Harriet Lyman, was that YOU
singing Hazel Green in there few
minutes since?" asked the court Of
the last case.
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Sb

EzTa
@ushs in
happy
4ronSall
one.
company
n,en,sto
athousand
&NprraE
Snded6s
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D li:ch As ~, =, !.
frcl
! = : 70 C-'I ~.
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WHENTUcUTwHEAT.

- = NFf NJ ----@- #sf
A correspondent cftke Ohio Farmer
.sayss Ny experience llas taught me that
when the weather wonld. permit and the
harvest hands are cohatable, the time 70
cutis when the grain is ID a doughty state,
or can be rAshed wlshths thumb and finger
ana the straw bright yellow. and before
the heads tarn down much.
Shock ur and cap gopd, should the weather
be occasionally shower. put the wheat in
long shocks. ;.... ii
lffavorable weather. ID eight Or ten days
pnt inbaru, or stack il.
II stacked have lLem we'll topped. ~
/ ] Letsthe grain remain in stack at leas
two TO four weeks to sweat before threshing
Stack thestlaw we'll for II may be needed.
You will then have wheat. Of a variety
from which 4 competent miller can :urn ou
. satisfactory quantity and quality ofhour
and make the good housewife look pleasant
when you come 10 SIT down to nice-bread,
cakes &c, III a1lA
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CORN ASDIrs CULTIVATION,

m sn ,,.aLs
saAias ~ .a'ass '.'o oo.s'a .., ~
corn erop y eae 'aSse important s'ap'e crop
=. 'a,S y aay D'uo. .s oun = = 'ns
oreso' sua piouuees Tue 'n Is ,or nue.
,en'as . oul cn'lle p0pu"lioo. pes'aes =
large sm'uo' exporter ~ ala ~ Nesping
un.h .ne oa'ahoe y itnue ps'Sseh we
oa''sa o'alss anu Lulope. IMMENSE
yuanu.ies are " uls''riasioh consef'eu into
sae poPuia Ut oria . y Ams.''a. An9ng
toe lou 'l NJ. = PsOP.s sasassp ~
49, = ~ 'y ~. = = ~ WI
y wi = l'aAslse uoa'a'a WY ~ NOV y
gIsa'el ~ ~ eA'ehs sa'sssss su's rs'+
Ao's anu saa mn on sosa y as,s
are 100 '1au :, ~ & 1890 -. = Do'as's
s0ln Osl =. asuu /, !, a,a 80 syu1.a
''"s ',srr.. 80 'ssss "
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MINI A wEEK guaranteed to Male and re
VII male Agents, in their IOcaIitT. Costs
M sNUTHiSGfo try r.. Particulars ffee
- 20 yICKERY 4 CO., Augusta, Die.
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Clover and Grass Seed There is No
better crop 20 seed with than barley, the
agriculturist tells Us. Six quarts Of clover
and four Of timothy isthe quantity per acre.
Sow before the land isroiled We have
frequently sown peck Of clover seed pei
acre with oats With success 10 every case.
but never used naor- than two and one halt
bushels OF outs for seed. With this thin
seeding the clover is not smothered. and ia
good ground the oats WILDE heavy enough
Grass and clover may be sowa alone upon
fine mellow sJil, and IL the ground Is rich
may yield cutting Of hay IN June Or July.
Orchard grass suvceeds well 10 this way.
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and graceful Accompaniment. WORTHY Il ,l a - Y.
lions 800 /. ~ nav WIN Sny sns teshcl d.i.
oftle WORK. ~ - 'i'''s@ ''''s' =
-..ss PREMIUM FOR 1875.
al Every 81, subscriber Tor 1873 WIN receive bcansi
" s..s ~ gu eoof~ pi tt', >'in noble dog
n is'e atsfacied % much
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loye-s tch dog, and the ,.ortraIf 1. ~
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Absolutely sfe, Perfectly odorIsss. AIwayx
uniform. Illuminating Qualities nipri1r Ia eas.
Burns 10 any lamp wifhout danger 81 exploding
o. taxing Ore, AlannE,sfncd expressly 10 dis.
place tlig sIse Of volatile and daugrops OILS. it,
safety tliIisf every py~ity1 tfst and H. perfect
farming qnalites. are proved by IL esnt,nuxz<
use In.oser 900. 01l families,
Millions ofghl'nuN IHIsW been eDfH ynd no ~
deut--direcily or indircfIy -el.Es ertn oec,sfedl
osn burning. storing Of handling IT. -. n -,
Tle IHsnranne Companies ard FIra Cons
fulssl0neFe throughout Tho country recommend
be Astral a. The best safeguard when lamps are
il@ed. send faf eifrtIiar For. sale at retail III
be- ffada Ernegglls = and ne wb0lessIs bs ffas
proprietor, On AS. TRAIT 4 Co, los, rilll0a
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Prices Cor common horses ii England
are said to have advanced 100 per cent. 10
the last twenty years. 49,