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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-09

THEN AND Now.-dr. ID. FL, CampbelI has
in his possess on two medals, known as Jack
son and Van Buren, cents, commemorative of
the struggle against The Bank and the estsb-
l.hment of he Sub-Tre8sury. These memo 'als
of he nard-money Struggle must be unpleasa"'
reminders 70 The arostatr Democrats OF TO day.
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Brief IOttinxs.

The autumn session of the Grand Lodge Of
Coco. Templars OF Maine will be held at Bel
fast on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. and
1876. Half fare to the members of the order,
on the steamboats, aad principal railroads in the
state. A large meeting is expected
The receipts of flour and grain by the Grand
Trunk railway for the week ending Sept 4th
were 1925 barrels flour, $1,000 bushels corn,
5,940 bushels oats.
A tram over the Rochester Tuesday killed
three oxen.
Mrs. Polly Files. who is ninety-one years
old. rode from her house in Raymond last
Saturday, to this city, distance of twenty one
miles, did some shopping and returned the
same day.
Attention is called to the special notice of
Mschigonne Encam pment, /. O. OF
The Portland Reform Club will hold their
weekly public meeting this evening at the
Allen Mission. 1t is hoped that all who are
interested in this reform will be present to en-
courage the members in their new life. Miss
AIDA Pickett will preside at the organ.
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f. o. BAILEY a. CO.,
Administrators Sale,


DURSUANT to license from the Probate Court
l. of the County of Cumberland, the subscriber
Administrator with the will annexed of John M.
Wood, late Of Portland, in said County, will offer for
sale at public auction, on Wednesday, 18th day Of
September, 1875 next, at II o'clock in the forenoon.
all the right title and interest which said Wood had
at the date of his disease in and 10 that valuable
parcel of land situated the south side of Middle
Street. Portland the site OF the late building known
Woods Hotel, extending from Silver Street TO the
late line of Willow Street, now widened and foru ing
part of Pearl Street as extended together with all
the rights title and interest which the subscriber
in his individual capacity has in the same premises
The parcel has about 1851 ninety-ive feet front
Middle Street by about (194) one hundred ninety
four feet depth-coDtaining about ,000) nineteen
Thousand square feet, with an aggregate of about
t575l five hundred seventy-fve feet front.
All the foundation and materials now on the lot
will be sold Except the present board fence around
the same) with the land-most of the basement walls
are ia complete order for rebuilding.
Sale on the premises. Terms cash on delivery Of
deed. JOSEPH ILSLEY,
Administrator OF the estate Of j. M. Wood, de-
ceased with the will annexed.
f. d. BAILEY a. CO., Aucfioneers.
Portland August 18th, 1875. augi1dtd
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REcEPTIoN.-Ib bis evening he many friends
of Mr. Frank W. True sud wife will lender
them a reception at Grand Army Hall There
will be supper and good time generally
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Ii is best to buy your Carpetiogs of B. Adam
& Son, 140 Exchange, corner of Federal.
anp 7-d2wtf
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CITY AND VICINITY

new Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card-Macbigonne Encampment.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
What Does This Mean.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Situation Wanted-W. A. Evans,
Emf lies for State Fairs. WATSON.
Lost A Fan.
A Grand Chance for a Good Bargain.
For Sae-J. H. Sawyer.
Legal Notices.
Overeoat Exchanged-The Person.
AUCTION. COLUMN.
Furniture, Carpets, &c-F. o. Bailey & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS. the circula
ton OF which, per month, exceeds 100, 900.
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NASHUA AND WORCESTER.

Portland Welcomes Nashua and WOr.
ceSter.
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PAysoN MEMORIAL CoNCERT-The concert
given at the Payson Memorial Church last eve
ming by Mrs. Tenuey of Brooklyn, assisted by
Mrs. Cloudy and Messrs. Coyle and Pencil of
this city, was one of the finest ever given in
Portland, and was listened to by highly ap-
preciative audience, among whom were several
excellent musical critics, who pronounced it of
the highest order. Mr.. Mlliken, (who intends
mating Portland his residencp,) presided at
the organ in very acceptable manner, and
gave evidence of being a thorough musician.
The song Consider the Lilies by Mrs. Ten
new was worth the price of admission, but
where all did so we'll 1t is needless to particu
arize.We can only say that those who failed to
attend missed rare treat
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust Of Administrator of the estate of
MARY ANN TURNER, late of Deerng.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
HENRY G. PEABODY OF Portland, Admir-
Deering. July 81, 1875. sep9d1aw3w1h*
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A LARGE REwARD.-Some two weeks ago
Mr.. Charles E Stevens of Ossipee Mills, Wa
terford. had horse stolen. He advertised for
him and offered liberal reward for informa-
ton which would lead to his recovery. About
the same time the horse was sold by tramp
to a Mr.. Leavtt at Libby's Corner, and after
wards exchanged with young man named
Prime Last Saturday Deputy Williams dis
COW red the whereabouts of the horse and no
titled Mr.. Stevens, who came to this city yes
terday. 1t seems that young Prime was poorly
prepared to lose his horse, as with it he was
able to support his mother. Deputy Williams
told Mr.. Stevens the circumstances, and told
him if he had any reward to give for the infor-
nation which had been furnished him, be
could give it to Prime. The man assented and
gave him tacenty flee cents
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= shall open an office at the PrebIe House and
at City Hall, Portland, Sept. " here entries
for trotting will be received until p IN. September
co. All other Entries will be received until p. m,
Sept. 2lst.
g. b. SAWYER, Secretary Pathological Society,
ENOCh KNIGHT, Sec'y S. b. Society, j. W LANG,
Sec'y NJ. D: Association, will have charge of the
HALL Entries.
9. WATSON, sec,y.
East Surry Sept. Z, 1875.
by Argus and Advertiser copy. se9dtf
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bnlrrors of Bad English.

Mr.. Wm. Moon has written a new
work on bad English. Some Of the
errors which he singles out, arc deci-
dedly amusing. Forexanfpfe!
A furrier lamenting, in an adter-
tiscment, the tricks played on the
pubic BY an uHprincipled man, in
his own trade, earnestly requests
ladies to bring to him their skins,
which he promises shall be convert
cd into muffS and boas.
Another advertisement ran thus:
"Two sister wait washing"
Here must have been d strange
sight: "He rode to town, and drove
twelve COWS on horseback"
A gentleman advertised for 4 horse
for a lady Of a dark brown color, =
GOOD trotter, and having a long tail"
Better, more amusing, instructive
and more creditable is the following
Illustration Of the Inevitable atnbfs-
uities involved in accurate language.
One gentleman observed to another
81 have wife and six children in
New York, and never saw one Of
them" "Wcre you ever blind9-
"oh, no. replied the other. A fur
ther lapse of time, and then the m
terrosator resumed the object. "Did
l understand you to say that You had
a wife and six children living IN
New York, and you had never seen
one of them?" eyes, such is the
fact" Here followed g still longer
pause in the conversation, when the
interrogatory, fairly puzzled, said,
SBow can it be that You never saw
one Of thena@' "Why," was the ans
wer, soneof them was born after !
left.n
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cIIlRCII DIRECTORY.

sftRsr5 5gsg,sSTrSJiS-scrti on the %
,siisd ttys s.ibba;hs of each mollth, aserninr
and sycn,Sg. Ecy. DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at 90
dock. i. Gilmore. Superintendent.
rrrsnYrEgI.x CHrHcII.-Nlain street. be-
tween 1h and Sth. W. T.. Hill, Pastor: Res
ilrncc Wand and Sth. Prcichin: every
SUNDAY at lOl 4. VI. Sunday Scho"l At 3
l. NJ. Lecture every "Wednesday evening.
Sermon 10 children every Scr"nd Sunday,
alternate months att pm. Preaching in
Pleasant Flats. the lSi and 2d $:bbathS NJ
up u. In Brucc's Chapel, Mcrrcrs Bot
,cr, "n the 18th Sabbath y, >! PM. At
ii.:7k chGrch every other month N >! 7.
y, and at the Upper Flats "hencvcra5th
Sunday occurs
4 Protestant EmScorWy CmrRcn-Ecv. 7.
II. Lacy. Rector. Services ~ ie4i'wS: Al
Christ Church. Point Pleasant. every Sun
day morning u: 10! O'Clock, except the 2i
SUNDAY in each month, aud every Sunday
evening, at,6! o'clock. except the ID sun
day in zach month. SUNDAY School ut .
O'Clock. T. Siriblin=, Sup't. NcS,ry meet
ins "n The evening oi the % Monday in cv-
cry month. NcrvisrS II Drurc's Chapel on
the % -unCiay Al 10Y \. VI. Mason City
"nthc Cd SUNDAY nj - 2. ". West Col
uinbia the 81 SUNDAY at 6! 7. ".
VI. L. CuvICu-Scrvircs on the Is; and
III Sabbath, ri each month. in the even
Ins. &C. Wilding, Pastor. >abbatlScho"l
every Sunday mornin: al O'Clock. [.
Prlbbc. Superintendent.
W. f. CurET. SoUru-ScrviccS on the
4,h Sabbath oi each month. Rev. {. F.
Cr""E-. Pastor. Sabbath School .vrry
Sabbath morning AT O'clock. I;obcrt 5.
Eickel, Superintendent.
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A City U6tleF the Sea.

4 correspondent Of tAe Buffalo
Courier writes as follows In thelat-
ter end of.lsst century old Port ROYAL
disappeared beneath tte waves irsr
earthquake, leaving p0'othcr memor-
ial behind than these g patches Of
reefs. In calm and clcgr evenings
wileI there is not q ripple on the
CLASSY SUFFICE Of the sea, ycu mar
look down into iiifeef fathons. q ssa.
ter and see submerged iieusc
and churches, Will shaT Ks seimgl
quietly in and out 6f tths ppen -
doys Of their belfties. The oll,
centuries was destroyfd ir ~
mentsby one single con Sob
of the thin film on swlficl nis ~.
lived and speculated for aees .':sst.==ss-- .',si=s
An lAipcrfcSp diving company instr
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4 11igkcr Positions.

A hack horse fell down on GratioS
avenue recently, and among the
crowd which gathered were several
negroes, one of whom sought to boss
the job Of getting the equinepp again.
He was doing a good deal Of taskihg
when friend and brother walked up
and demanded:
"See heah, who is youE
81 is Stephen Baker, sah," was the
dignified reply
sand was you in dc war;
"War? war??'
ayes, sab, was YOU in de waf?'
"No, sah."
"Weu, den, what business you got
hossiAs around here? You jess stand
back and let somebody who was in
de war dode talking! Wow den, folks,
lft mp on dat Aoss an keep cl'ar of
his hind heels!'
The one who was not in the war
meekly sat down on the curbstone.-
Detroit Free Press.
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THE DWARFED CAIL-BOY.

"Will YOU please have this part
.dead-pcrfrct at rehearsal tomorrow,
miss2o The speaker was the call
boy Of the only thcater in 4 western
town. The girl to whom he handed
the, part was etall.4ai..ssll-!,,iiss
physique. Her features were as pale.
as marble, but transcendcntly lovely
one might almost risk the express
ion, lovely as an angels.
The dccptelling eyes scanned the
Ms. Of the part, and look Of disnsay
lit their depths.
"Mcrcvt~ she murmurcd; 1T 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 4
hard life.r' and a weary sigh follow
cd, as the Young girl took up her
satchcl and drew her threadbare shawl
around her fragile figure. Good
night. Denny" She said, in rcturnto
the salutation of the old door-kecpcr
as she quilted the theater.
''Bc careful, DEAR" he replied; she's
there again" "andhc jcrked his thumb
over his shoulder with a warning ges-
ture.
4 shade crossed her features, and
her mouth worked dcterminedly as
her eyes flashed, and u 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 (hcr stsge name, the real one
being withhcId), was scantily clad
As she reached the street, she looked
up at the stars, which glittcred in
the sky like polished steel. She
Shivcrcd, and hastened 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 not have the pleas
ure of seeing YOU homc?'
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"
"Your aid is not needed" she re-
piled, Sand your company is sunpleas-
ant. Let me pass. Ny mother is
very ill-..perhaps 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.
II do not require your money
I would not accept it to save my
mothers life, much as l love her
Let me pass, or shall cali for aid"
He snccred. at is late" he said;
'thc streets are deserted; you are
alone, and none will hear your ap-
peal"
20, yes, they willm It was tie
calf boy Of the theater who spoke.
The young man turned to the new
conner. He was singular parsonage
-dwarfed in statute, with o kcad
much too large for the diminutiSc
body.
"Whom have I the honor to adj
drcss2' inquired the young blood
scornfully. :,
THAT Is neither here nor there"
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ilt arss vIouSd dom .ii0x

nd legsI
What are YOU dom nor; 8,
4 sSitting here in the sun, and may
be losing a ehance-to sell this
Come up here if you>waht 70 tiEsss 2
The reporter scrambled upto the:
side Of bis sew:made, acqa&intsnceS
and as they joIted on he again pro
duced his notebook and contSrsed:
"What did the fsrmcfs do last
spring.
@Ranscverything iiste the ground
as usual"
aDMfoSr wheSt do anything
"Yes."
"What?'
"SproutedI'
SCAN yoG raise. sny tobacco rtow?'
"Yes; do you want q .chc%@
Slows are the potatoes@
.3Under tAe. weather somewhat; bit
able to.be out"
Becoming Just the least bit discour-
aged the reporter asked, timidly:
"Will you brinemany beets to tho
city this yeargn
Got a load now," was the rejoind-
er as he checked. his horses and said: !.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Some of the Wisconsin female
school teachers are paid the muni'
fccnt 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 Parisiars. lately
fought 4 Iuel with forks. What hor'
rible barbaritt.
Professor Ticc wants us to look out
for the weather from the 9th to the
End Of October. Wehav'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 H. V. Boynton has publish,
ed a review of General Sherman'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 mcuM 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 156,120. This is pronounced
to be correct.
Col. Fred Grant will not resign .
while yet; he has years leave Of
absence BY way Of compliment 70,
distinguished servicesrehlerca. Oh
shame, where is thy blush?
A Magnetic spring has been discov'
cred near GoffaX, 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 fHenry Clay,
which was made and presented te
him by the manufacturers Of 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 i. at the CentenAiaf.
There ere some curious instances
Of The inclination Of murder always
to conae out. Here is one: A man
named Alexander, sixty-fve years o.
age, blind and infrm, has just been
convicted of murder in the first de
gree, for kiSling a Saan IN Red River
country, twenty-five years ago:
=
Men are not to he Judged so much
by what they accomplish, or attempt
as by the spirit in which they make
their efforts.
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She stepped into the car radiant
with youth, and looking cool and
bright in her lower-trimmed 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 a
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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A 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 ire choicest
wae was the feature Of the occasions.
Supper time approached, ard during
a temporary lull in the conversation,
the door suddenly opened, and a MiE
esi:a1 waiter; in a loud voice, snnoun-
ced supper thus; "Nfr. E., thes. tuds
Is done, and supper is ready"
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4,orNTY DIRECTORY.

Iu,t.e cinnit Courp-!IoS. Jos. SnErII
l,s.ilspce Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court. i. W AG"ESEE'
lick County Gourt-E. KsNnEELiSG.
PRECEDENT County Couft-:; j. REDMOND
jlSStFatins .att6rney-D. W. PoLsI.EY.
n sheril-eOLtSNs SEiIoS.
.IxilorAJs JEwErT.
ssrseycr oi Lands-GEo. W. PrLlIS.
ASSESSOR Dist. 40. l-JAcor korS''.
g jep.ty Assessor-D. :. VASMArrE.
ASSESSOR liist. No. 2-loHN {: EycStrf
snpi Public StIlooIs-CnAs. i. li"cG-
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No Radical

Long. the excellent city editor Of
the Salisbury htelligeacery gets off the
following:
Last week as two gentlemen, one a
Democrat and the other 4 Radical,
were riding together 10 hear the can
didates, they espied before them a
man mounted on, the sorriest spcci-
men of buzzard meat ever seen in
these parts. Therider, Of the beast
had the appearance Of being a travel
ing rag factory, so tattered were his
garments. In fact he was surround
cd with a perfect halo Of. rags. Soon
as the gentlemen saw him, the Re
publican friend remarked that the
person in front was 4 Democrat, as
his eneralappearaucein 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,
"we don't wish to be impertincnt nor
to take advantage Interpretations
dition, but,we, wish to ask q ques-
ton"
"All right, proceed"
"Well, ,sir, what are your politics,
arc YOU 4 radical?'
"No sir; ! know that / am ragged,
and dirty, and low down. Eve been
drunk, lousy and in jail; been whip.
ped ut the whipping-rost, wallowed
IN : mud he ake eafiog, but I'll
Just be d-d if / ever have been so
low as to vote the Radical ticket yet
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X " Ell -. 3 l.lLlt cs1lss yp2!g n i,.sN
sYorrsGin u sg1ii, ,r6l, rough with knocks
! i Ye6r 1infbs With Labor strong. 2
And there's u Hand unseen toaid-
2 A star TO light the gloom!
Up Heart, my boy. nor be afraid
Strike out for clbow-room.
And when YOU see, amid the throDe,
A iellow.toiler slip,
just give him, as YOU pass along,
A brave and kindly grip.
Let noble deeds, though poor YOU be,
Your pptlI in lie Hume;
And, with true Christian charity,
Give others elbow-room!
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rt,als of Lnldinu BE Cotrts.

az erpcrr emR+-FirSt Monday in ..April,
AMI first Monday in October.
81 CoryrY CorG1-Third Monday in Janu-
ary: Third Monday in March; Third Mon:
day in May: Third Monday IN July; FI'tr'l
.ts,l;onday b November Third NotHIay III
Jrrcmlwr.
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". II. TONiISSOS.
p1rvT p1 FAS,NT WEST

FOENF PLEASANT, WEST w,
WILL practice in the county oi Mason,
w the United STATES District Court for
West Virginia, and in the Supreme Cour,
oi Appeals OF West Virginia. Prompt at
tcntion given to the collection OF al! claims
entrusted :" tI~m. Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va oct. Ii, lS11%ly.
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Z .EI anS ana 3 don't know bud

sal arSsl an2 + don't know but
rs IN glad of1t.s
Poor bgy, poor boy she said,
slnoothing back his curling hair -
Cher used 10 do; thai, and her
touch vas no srnslcr than yours
o. I am So slady!
Bessie tears ratified DOM on the
lptusned face.
Don cyy,' he said; 6 bettS,r,as
Isl You never cp; 5are loved
sassI lese yor; net more
apeless Holss lould have
an had II 81 you kiss
sonceS-Snes ilewefs left
zen le 1a, too must
ie M the lips Of
Wing b that, last
ON the sirit sought
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES

M,NnNn-Nlinturn Lodge No. 10, meet.
on the first and third Tuesdays oi each
month. {. SIRENSurEY, Secretary.
Odd f"llows-roin, Pleasant lI,lse No.
IS, ]. o. o. F.. meets every Thursday
night, IN Fishers Hall. ). J. SuINpLE,
Secretary.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

5tssu-IAurs Il. corcu, jm!
Rccuricr-N. II. hSf.
Sergeant. .lrwET: 90
( t,ernrilmcn-Jolm ". English, pr. W.
p Scalc. Robert Young, 7. Striking. an'!
Col. &. i. Thomas.
Z street Commissioner. l.. G;nGS.
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A handsome youth being ques-
toned BY rather stylish lady as to
his occupation, replied that he was
Gan adjuster of the moyeable alpha
bets" &c was simply printer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
F. W. S1SSoN,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public

POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
sp~0lIicc in Shrcw>bury's Block. ga
w ILL rlarticc in the Courts nf Mason
w and adjoining counties, West Virgin
il, and in Gallia county, Ohio. Special at
tcntion given To the collection oi claims and
rcmittancc< promptly made.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
JOHN w. ENGLISH,

Attorney at Law.
.IJTlIL practice in the Courts Of Mason,
Putnatn and Jackson cuuFties, and IN
-tfc7e"urt Of Arpcals.ot West Virginia.
Address, Point Pleasant. Mason county,
West Va Office in the Court House.
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