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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-12
LOST

rHEcK NO. 1o.sas. 10 ORDER or z; n.
~ Flynn. drawn by the Raymond = ely =;
M. Co.,, for Sl22. The said chect ~ cav
May Sd, 1875. All parties are hereny Us.
against negotiating the same q I'm IIrr ~
been stopped. 1000, = 1880 "
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-12

MErEoEoLooIcAL- starry heavens
presented an unusual but beautiful as
peet last evening. and many admirers Of
Nature in her varied moods were observ-
ant Of the phenomena. The gibbous
moon rode in beauty in the southern
horizon with a single star as attendant
and the soft mellowness OF the light,
and the deep blue of the concaye vault
above, reminded one of the sky Of Italy.
Far away on the distant peaks OF the
Wabsatch heavy masses of dark storm
cloud were banked up, while lurid flashes
of lightning streamed forth in strange
but pleasing contrast to the food of sill
very light that bathed IN radiance the
town ard immediate vicinity. The val
ley that stretched away to the eastward,
in all its dreary yastness, was lit mp here
and there with Indian camp-fires, and the
sullen booming of the distant thunder
was as solemn and wierd accompaniment
to the unusual bnt picturesque piano.
rama.
FLAGSTAFF - Protection Hose Com
pany No. 2 last evening erected a new
flagstaff on the roof of the Hose-house.
The staff or pole is about sixteen feet
long, on top OF which is weather-vane
marking the points Of the compass and
surmounted by the image of fireman in
full rig. with trumpet in hand. He is
represented as running to the scene of
a confagration. The design was made
and painting done. of the fireman and
weather. vane, by Charley Sturm, and was
presented to the company free of charge
by him. It is we'll executed and be de-
~ lit for the same. The
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Perry Bass wv Stevens
5 ID Bass L wife w A Scott
DEPARTURES.
By GILMER L sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Ii Ward NJ Sugich
Sophie Glennon Jos Rich
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-02
2. e;i;jIS;RCn t;;j;j: pIRECToEY.

. fIeST Observation-Disclosures on The 2d
and +th SibEGtls Of each month, morning
and ovenins. Rev. DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning ut 9"'-
clock. ,. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PIESlNTEErAS CnrHCI.-Main street, be-
tween 7th and Sth, ". L. I'LL, Pastor; Res
iflcncc, Wand and Sth. Preaching every
Sunday ut 10! a. NJ. Sunday School at .
A. NJ. Lecture every Wednesday evening.
Sermon To-. children every second Sunday,
hibernate months at% p. NJ. Preaching in
Pleasant Flats, the Isl and ID >abhatlS N
ZIP. VI. In Bruce's Chapel, Mercers Bot
tom, ON the 4th Sabbath 1T . I. NJ Ai
Pisrah Church every other month nj >. 7.
NJ, and at the Upper. .Flatts Hhenever a'th
Sunday occlirS.
Protestant Er!SCorAL CHrErH-lsev. I.
H. Lacy, Rector. Services as follows At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every Sun
.lav morning ut TO-! o'clock, except the ID
Sunday in each month. and every Sunday
evening, at 6! O'Clock, except the '"d Sun
day in each month. Sunday School at 9
o'clock. T. StribIins, Snp't. VcStry meet
ing on the evening OF the ID Monday in cv-
cry month, Services At BruccS Chapel on
the ID Sunday at 10! \. " Mason City
on the Sd Sunday ut 3! ?. VI. West Col
umbi, the Sd Sunday at 6! p. NJ.
NJ T. CurWH-Scrviccs on the lSt and
81 SabbathS oi each month, IN tae even
ing &. C. Widing, Pastor. Sabbath school
every Sunday morning. at . o'clock. Y.
'Pribble, Superintendent.
VI. r. CnrccII, SoUrU-Serrlecs on the
18th Sabbath OF each month. Rev. &. r.
Crooks, Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at O'Clock. Robert 5.
Bckcl, Superintendent.
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COUNTY J, DIRECTORY.

; Judge Circuit Court-IIoH. Jos. SMITH
Residence Raycnswood, Jackson County:
Clerk Circuit Court-C. B. WAGGESEE.
Clerk County Court-E. KMBERLiSG.
President. County Court-B. J. REDMOND
Prosecuting Attorney-D. W. Pol!>LEY.
SherjiI-GQLrMrus SEIoN.
JaiIor-.J. JEwIsrT.
-Suyeyorof Lands-GEo. W. rrLL!N.
Assessor Dist. No. l--JAcon E"rsit-
Deputy tstesSor--D. ). NANMhTRE.
. Assessor Dist. No. .,2-JonS Z. BrcSLEf'
:Sup't. Bubble Sclrools-D. ?. GUTHRIE.
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CHAPTER II.

As evidence that the hand-squcez,
ings had an effect on her-the usual
effect of such arrangcment-1 will
now give some bonGtfde statements.
According to his story, he had
gone down to see Miss Edna; and the
children were in the room, making ii
unsafe to talk very plainly to her
She had pretended TO think good
deal Of him, and he thought he
would like to have L declaration to
that effect. So they rcsorted to pa,
per and pencil, that the children
might pot know what was said.
Miss Edna: have something Of
Importance to. say to you, wereI GER
tain you cared anything for me, or
would like to hear it"
"You know what | think. would
be pleased to hear anything YOU have
to say"
''Do you say YOU do, or you do not,
care for me?"
"Well l say l do care for You, il
nothing short Of that will satisfy"
This is sufficient to show what she
thought of Mr.. Allweys, then. This
dialogue was written on the back OF
an envelope, which Snap slipped in,
to his pocket.
Mrs. Green was still angry about
Snaps frequent visits, but could not
helpit.
A few days afterward Snap receiv-
ed the following which quote in
toto. 1t explains itself:
AT HOME, February =, rs.
Mr.. ALLwEYs:
Ihave told you several times that
you were such mystery | could not
understand you, and last night YOU
were more mysterious than ever.
think you are the most inconsistent
person l ever saw. At one time YOU
were complaining that you could not
get to see me alone, and the-irst time
You did see me alone you said. or at
least ! understood you to say, ~you
hoped that Nellie would not take Of.
fense at what you said to her on
Tuesday eve" did you mean that
you wanted now to see her when you
came here? Tell me, for honestly
do not know what else you could
mean, unless you were insinuating
that you wanted her to come in the
room so you would have a good ex'
cuse for not coming here any more
] have an idea that was what you
meant, for / heard within the last
week that YOU said, "You wished ]
would tell you to discontinue your
visits herc.a Why did you hot tel
me that, instead OF the person you
did tell? But my opinion is that j
you did not want to Come here you
would not, and nothing would in
ducc YOU to come. But if You die
say that, you.will wait a long time
if you wait for ME to tell you to stay
away from here. Goodbye.
Respectfully. yours,
Edna GREEN.
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". II. ToMLISsoN. d. ". roISLEY
Tomlinson & Polsley,
Attorneys and COunSellOrS at Law,

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-
tention given to the collection OF all claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. l6, lS13-ly.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES

MASoMc-l lIinturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays ot each
month. G. SHREWSBURY, Secretary
Odd Fcllows-point Pleasant Lodge No.
81, |. o. o. +, meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. S. J. SHtHDLE,
Secretary,
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, Times Of holding. the Courts.

Circuit C9cEr-First Monday in April,
and hrs Monday in October.
CorNrY' 'Corwr=Third Monday in Janu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
d.iy' in MAY: Third Monday in Jaly; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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GIrY DIRECTORY.

/, Mgyor--J AwEs H.. .Corcn,.,I
Recui,lcr75Al. II. lIME
:::cy::c,tat-J:, JsMET. -
t.saapyilr,"n-J"hn W. English, DR.. ":
=. .!Sc;tjc, Robert I"ua;::, I. S;r:b!lns, and
G,I. tx +. .'rAoruaS. -
:sSi,cet { Comm;ss;on"r--I. !. GbEE'.
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G. P. SIMPSON,
a ttOrney at Law

y ttOrneY at Law,
PoIxT PLEASANT, WEST Va.
UAVING PROCURED TIE USE OF II.
ILL., Fishers Law Library, L will OF all
times be found at his office ready to attend
to amy and all business entrusted to my
care; and will practice hereafter in the
counties oi Mason, Putnam, Jackson and
Roane. apr.lS-ly.
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JOHN W. ENcLIsH,.

A ttorney at: Law,
WILL practice ii ii the Courts Of Mason,
w Putnam an.i J:ickson,countics, and in
the Courtof Appeals oifWeSt Virginia.
ADDRESS, Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
dee. -. lS72-ly. :.
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Facts are constantly proving what
lucrative profession journalism is,
A young Kentucky editor, whose pa
per.is small and has been in exis-
tence but a short time, has already
$4,000 cash in hand-just left him
by relative.
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Ma" said a small boy, approach
ing his mother and exhibiting un-
mistakable symptoms Of a severe pain
in the bowels, "do green apples grow
in heavcn?' @
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The old gentleman who puts "ah'
on the end of his words, madea mis-
take the other evening while attend
ing the duty of family worship. He
wanted to say this '"onc foot in the
grave and the other all but-ah, he
got it one foot in the but-ah, and
the other all grave-ah."
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F. W. SISSON,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,
gar0iIice in Shrcwsbury's Block. Td5a
WILL pIacticc in the Courts of Mason
w and adjoining counties, West Virgin
ia, and in Gallia coanty, Ohio. Special at.
tention given to the collection OF claims and
rcmittanccs promptly made. .
June |, lS7i-ly.
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An innocent young man from Rus.
ticity, who entered a South street
drug store as clerk last week, was
heard to ask young party who call
ed for soda water what kind of seas
onin' they'd have! ..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-02

Harriet Beecher Stowe wants to
write the life Of Mark Twain, and yet
Mark was always one Of those scrup-
ulously coreetyoung men who would
cheqrfully accept a few thousand
TO leave town, rather than create
public scandal. By0OklMl AfNls.
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and never Showed hes aii.inpcftaht
self afterwards. Snap chad got away
with her"
For three weeks Snap tried to get
shut of Miss Nellie, Edna's sister
She, with her ma, had taken offense
at what had occurred. Snap had
never failed to linger at the door, or
"get off, a series of hand-squeezings
whenever he could, throwing in a
little dry sentiment for spice. All
these things had the desired effect, as
the sequel will show.
Notwithstanding Miss Nellie's re
pugnancc to Snap, she would'present
herself, uncalled for. Hedetermined
to have things arranged better or
worse, no matter which. He went
down one evening and Miss Nellie
was on hands, as usual. He asked
her, if she were man, would she
like to be treated as she was treating
him. She said no. He argued her
out of her malignant inconsistency.
The next time he went down, she
did not present herself. Thatobstacle
was removed. The children had long
since, ceased to bother Snap, they be-
ing his fast friends. Their affection
was returned. He had Miss Edna to
himself, at last. Everything was
progressing finely. He went regu'
larly every other night, for a week
or two. "Nla", was trying all the
time to make Miss Edna tell him tC
"discontinuc his visits" there, she
not having sufficient moral courage
herself. She wrote a note requesting
Snapnot tocome any more, but Miss
naea,ls net band the note f
him. HIRE my stofJ & take i chan sc!
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A lady correspondent whoassun'es
to know now boysoughtto be trained,
writes as follows: %oh, mothers!
hunt out the soft; tender, genial side
Of your boys nature Mothersoftcn
do-with an old shoe.
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IIfpublish, right orwrong:
Fools are my theme, letsatire be my song.
Hight cane oyer my brain, =
Dimly, theHto brightness gaip; -r
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Sir, I am respectfully,
G irrv-E'

This was delivered, but never
heard from; showing positively that
he had not the spirit Of gentleman
in its broades: sense, Any manthat
is a man, would have answered such
a note, in some way. He may reap
the rewards laid up for such men in
the hereafter,
Miss Edna was released from her
captivity by that cruel monster as
soon as she knew Snap had started
from the kind and Ea!lowcd precincts
of Chiseldom. and as he left, with .
backward glance. he behcld the ideal
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Of 4 his mind and the object q q his !
hopes .eHc waved his kerehleL IN to:
keaof his thoughts and ,enalnoss OF
The fact thai he wcgld,sse her some
day not taE, distant He leoSS y iefI.
yard to that day with the ssea;ess
!; anSietyi;, may ne soon 'feaiizel ms
.leopes's u conclusion Is would say,
aaa.; y =: s...,' ~: = ]. Sss
(; ~ anypis my, laas' kn'sie' t'ssss 0Fcrnysi:i
should soaasna me printing second
y , edS9n 9.s -, =, ,,;a,,; .s;,;;,,s
! abuse, Sc, -. :, Z f'ys',,
May tsssntarsto give .'.a her q smack l'i lpsf
= ? 2. is.ssas, s:y.. ,.
rse;' ~; ~ y I;,i'; he
Who won't pay tne pr1dVtF: - -
May your eggs be rotten at break
fast, your meat stink at dinner, and
you 60 suppcrless to bed. =
May the bed bugs pub the comforts
over your head on hot nights, and
walk of with every rag oshed-clothes
in the winter.
May your wife be cross, your SER
want girl prudish, and your neigh.
bors fences high. -sl,
May your dreams be varied be-.
tween the embraces of crocodiles aud
acting back stop to the hind end ofa
mule.
May you have steel filings in your
eyes, and be obliged to use chestnut
'burs for your eye stones.
Nov yo,, Iia Snoacb1ass and be OBJ
wv 49, / - 80 80
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But She did not. and snt

But she did not, and sna
few broad remarks .wkich
pet dogrpss 50 seversIE
might Know what kind q
she.termed it, he vas mad
he politely told her he ca;
see the girls, or really MIS-
not to see her. Well
weys, said she ..biIed oyS
with mans other things
for granted, and pas on.
Well, that cleared out Il
.bish, and in calling the al
lady rubbish, ! pay hslaet
for in that case She yas
othere9d LADY 1psi ase
- - = = - -.
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A Catskill exchange says: "There
isn't any Overlook House now, but I"
man keeps shanty up there and
charges twenty-five cents for lemon
ades, and he's about as near heaven
as he will ever get"
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This Iaeoaic bat sensible German

This laeolic but sensible German
ought to be sent ont to kctuge among
Ssss,e peopicon tsinpleFaass5 - shall. y.
fell you how it vas Idrank ntips
lager; den l put mine hand on mine
head, and der vas von pain. Den ]
put mine hand on mine body, and
der vas anoder pain. Den ] put
mine hand in mine pocket, and, there
vas nothing. SO jinc mid der dem
perancc. Now dere is no more pain
in my head, and de pain in my body
vas all gone away. putmine hand
in mine pocket, and there vas twen-
ty dollars. So l stay mid der DEM
peranee."
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D1.s. q. sHAw,

PHYSICIAN ANb SuRGDoN,
TENDERshis professional services 10 The
j public. Calls from the country prompt-
\ attended to. oi6ee,s Corner OF Main and.
Third streets, opposite the OIL Presbyterian
Church. tapril S, ls7S-ly.
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A somewhat illiterate Thomas street
women, having read in a poem about
a simon that swept the plains" is
urging her husband to get one o
them new tangled things for her to
use in her kitchen.
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. L. +. Campbell,
PHYSlCIANAND SURGEON,

Point Pleasant, West Va.
OFFERS his professional services TO the
" citizcss Of Point Pleasant and vicinity,
He hopes by strict attention to business, 10
merit continuance OF the liberal patron,
he has a!rcadyreceivcd. He MAY be found
at all times at his Office, when not profess
ionaily engaged. [nov. 5, sly.
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SEDAh llVlEb. W. a.
SiR:-Being scornfully refused ad-
mittance to your house yesterday, by
your lady, to the best of my knowl-
edge, without cause, | am called up
on BY the honor Of a gentleman TO
demand why was so treated. As a
gentleman and a friend to the family;
considering you gentleman and a
friend to me, conceive it to be your
duty, as such, to your family and to
me to grant me an explanation. |
am not conscious of ever having act
ed anything but the gentleman with
your family. l conceive, also, sir,
that your ideas of high gentlemanly
honor will not allow you to refuse to
grant what l respectfully request
Sir, call and see me at once, or APP
point our place Of meeting, as | am
going away to-day.
Sir, am respectfully,
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'Isa
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4AGA
S6wnb
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Ircsolyed to watch with care,

/. Aifmy honest passions 10 foreswear.
There isa small town in West.vir-
ginia, which is peculiarly wonderful
andnoorious, why it is so viii be
made plain hereafter This town is
situated on the banks Of the beauti-
4sas isae isete es4F s.
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The Man with the Fleas.

A man has Just died here " no had his
hours Of glory and whose fame has reach.
ed the uttermost parts Of the earth. He
was the colleague Of the man who breaks
paving.stoDes with his fist and Of the man
who swallows a sword-a SahimJongue,
or juggler, known as "ihe man with the
heas," Jean Lesilia. lhomme aur p1t.
ces, was decided character. For many
throughout France, making them do a
number of astounding ieats. Among
other things, he marshaled them into
companies, massing them much like sol
diers, then turned ihcm into horses, and
made them draw tiny chariot across a
table. 1t was really wonderful to see the
seeming intelligence of these insects One
day lHomme aHr pieces was going through
his performance at the Clisby Fair. when
big dog rushed up and seized him by
the calf Of the leg. jean Lesillia had or
dered his ileas into their box and held it
in his hand. The nip Of the dog at his
leg made him turn in haste, and in his
fright he dropped his box of feas. Their
natural instincts made them jump upon
the dog for safety, and at the same mo-
ment their master gave the dog a vigor.
Gus kick, which sent him bowling away.
1t was not until he saw the dog running
that he compreheuded the loss of his pets.
The crowd began TO laugh in the hearth.
est manner but it was no laughing mat
ter to Jean Lesillia. His occupation was
gone he had been dispoiled in moment
OF his means OF earning his daily bread
for himself and children, and the poor
fellow sank down upon the ground weep.
ing like a child. A crowd is always
touched by such exhibition of feeling and
subscription was taken up, which, after
all, amounted to only one days receipts.
1t required years hard labor to train u
new lot of feas, and Jean Lesillia had
not the means. When he had first done
so he was a single man now he was mar
rled and the father OF several young
children. He turned rag picker. and dur.
ing the past winter worked as chiffon.
nier to support his family, But the life
did not suit him, and chagrin and the Sc
verify Of the season soon brought him to
his grave. lie died in his modest garrett
No. II Passage Ssiute Maria, and the
children he had 30 handsomely supported
before the loss of his learned feas are now
objects of charity-Paris Correspond-
eNce NeW York Times.
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Presbyterian General As
sembly.

The eighty seventh general assembly Of
the Presbyterian church Of the United
States convened in the First Prcsby teran
church in Cleveland Thursday. -Four
hundred and fifty delegates were present.
The services were opened with an invoca.
ton by Rev. W. X. Bingham, Of Oxford,
Pa, DR.. s. j. Wilson. OF Pit;sburg, the
retiring moderator, preached the opening
sermon, the subject being "The Spirit OF
Missions The afternoon services were
devoted to the election of officers. Drs.
Morris, Heacock, Wing and Bingham
were candidates for moderator. DR..
Morris, of Cincinnati, was chosen. The
following were chosen temporary clerks
Rev. John Crawel, Of Newcastle, Pa;
Rev. b. b. IIotchkins, of Philadelphia
Rev. Charles A. Dickey, Of st. Louis and
Rev. VIM. N. Page, OF Topeka, Kansas
In the evening the sacrament was admin.
istered. The services we're conducted by
DR.. Heacock, of Buffalo. The assembly
will continue in session ten days.