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they soud have paid yesterday. Wheat was in
some request for shipment a. full prices. Corn
was steady at the advance of yesterday the market
closing quiet Oats were steady. whisSey in bet
ter demand and higher Pork quiet Lard was
firm. Cotton was steady for lots the spot" while
futures were lower and closed in the BUYERS favor.
Groceries were dull and closed easy. Freights
dull and lower particularly for accommodation ON the
BERTH Petroleum ruled easier. but the market re-
NAMED quiet Naval stores lower
CoFrEE-Nothing Of interest has transpired. The
ston Of the market Is essentially the same, as there
appears to be inquiry for invoices In first lands ana
business in jobbng way is co mined to limits
stocks show some accumulation and concessions
SuSs nony % sarso ssnefs c
e Dr a5 Do is s good ;re% aS r, isAc oa
l s lI,sc: igs.c' Java sovsrnmsn, bags Ns
Gs;on a!i Mss ara s La M
isG als. Jawsica,, lsle. q aOe St. Domingo ise.
Mssiesp 1854 &c Sns0:ssrs 81 Ssys1iiis
f: s: 10 tn:
We sn a. OF the s SS
i Is Gaf
s % Ses s s ga 1d ss %
wanted spinning purposes at the the the markss
mand not better than low middling with noticeable
export at l5c per ID. The southern markets gene
rally easy, without Quoable change in prices and onv
moderate sales EXCHANGE was unsettled nominal and
with more sellers than BUYERS were Snormy %esK
and closed i32c a lido lower The days receipts
as 10 the weeks receipts are UNCHANGED The closing
Is 1899 March Is &c. l5sc; April Is SIC l6c;
May, 10 9s2c; l6 36c. June, i6 1920 l6sc July,
y 9oc., The following quotations are based on
1874, and on upland cotton in store running in quality
not more than halt grade above or below The grade
good ordinary l3sc middling. l5fSc; middiins.
l6c. good mddling. l7&c. Quotations based Ameri-
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxKr-LoNDoN. Feb. IT'S P. NJ
Linsesd oil 90. per cwt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. IL 1875
Cotton dull and nominslly unchangsd; miadng, ise
Net receipts ,64A bales grosA l,5 Exports-io the
Continent LOO, coastwss, LlaL sales zss stock,
72,537
NEW ORLEANS, Fob, A. 1873
.cotton-psmand good middling, Iso low miadling,
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LANsISG-CALKIN.-On Wednesday. February IL,
1875, at ST. johns chapel oy the Kew. 5. Il.
weston, D. D.. rector, GusrAvUs u. LANSING, OF
New YORK, to MARY Z. CALKIN, OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Included in ihe above are $50 bales to arrive.
been a 3 o sier Ap 5Mp
so sslsl sc lSS at y ls2c l0s At iS idc LOO a
e sl;ssc 500 at 70 I;es July soo az 10 issc 200 at
FeSruSTy iy;ssSs; 70, isNs MaTc1; ,I ls aI:sic
is a,ssc e Tl.sc; Jaiy; Is Ss,ssc g lsiSe;
nal Market n steady rSday Up tMo lie
o2s2e ilo 81 IS ai.lce 100 at l2 sl,s2c S as l'c
3 at lS at iGc May 100 at 1S 1890 900 a
l63tc 100 at IL June, lUN OF Is ll6c July. 20
at 800 10 lssc Total H. io1 bales Grand to
tall l9C0 bales The averages or yesterdays forward de-
yeries officially reported on the bulletin were fol-
May 1884; June 1857; Jny. 1871; August 1889 First
ca-February, l0O at l6Sc.; May. 100 at l6Ic Total.
30 bales second csllApr Soy at Is 81 Sc May 40
co bales The reseiDts 5he port; were so
Sss!; Charleston lis4; Wilmington 2sS; Nsrolk iola
e. Total. 7os bales This day last week. 1904 TINS
day lasl year, 2i2 -
10 320 Dushes 81 100 do corn meal 627 bags
5tvl bushes The -four market was quiet and without
rather 1rmer and In some instances realized rather
all kinds the range Of prices quoted Corn meal
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The following table shows the opening, highe
and lowest prices OF the day.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was abundanty offered at 2H and per
cent on call. Commercial paper Is quoted at
recent rates. Foreign exchange was irregular,
owing to the unsettled character OF the gold
market, and the rates are waiting upon the future
OF gold. At the closing hour these were irregu-
lar, actual business being reported as low as
479K $50 for sixry.day bills and As2k q lss for
demand.
LONDON ADvICEs
report withdrawal Of 100000 sterling from the
Bank Of England on balance to-day. The market
for securities on the other side is quiet and
STEADY. Consols for money, 92X q 92X; DO. for
account s21S %; 1856 bonds, old, 1O7H q 107X;
1867 bonds. l07X; ten.forty bonds, 102X new ves,
1929; Erie, % q ASK.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 115X and advanced to 115X !;
thence, under peculiar influences, was pressed
down TO l14X; but the close was made at IFS.
The rates paid for borrowing were l.1o, 8-e4, 1872
and 1.e4 per diem. and and per cent per annum.
vuor ffor IA Not
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shade frmer The were about 67.OLO bushels al
81 ba; 81 s tor Nj Chicago in store and ahS1, 4
graded, 81 for No 81 Is Tor winter: steady
err and sssc yellow. OTIS were active ana ar arm,
iSr White a. Barley va
s Sa plses aso'ea
berth tn s1n5,nusd ana
charsnns line dicaity OF moving Vessels and the the
scarcity OF tonnage checks operations although there
%sre-To LIVERPOOL BY steam, 1900 bushels wheat a
Quoted & 0H sa. BY nSi ss
-four At s. I'd 10 Bristol by steam, looO bills -four al
German S.sl aii sarse
With FUN o.
Der, said 70 BE- q sai 20 and prmaSe, .N'
remaining aas. ana steady: Domestic sold i
sss'e: sSs
! SsS e
spirits Of turpentine was quiet and closed easier
@
he besr 0 e 81 f.
s g. SsoS 70 sGSsa w o. sale: q w.
s.
on private Tar and pitch were
't sSe si
snser unsettled and quiet closing nominay at l.lc
b9ih VA ss wholly nominal a. about note sales
asph,Sa at Ssss s19s me fniadspSls MARKET wa:
made late yes eIday 81 Ao0 DDls February that
70 itS'vis Ssd WIN s.
s. unios i@msdiss .hipmsnt d Sni vs.
refined quoted 81 Ike Offers TO sell Were said to have
been S5o MADE at thai price po,. .ox M
ss %sras VS. aSis but ay al
also -. ES 81 5%e 81:
$50 SS1ss Long! Long and nd
hog ead iS0r At
Western and &C; SAc: ior city. There has been es
QUIET and sold only in aobbne way amounting to aSoa!
s s. TaaS ness 81 Vs sSSsid
30 80 for plain mess inspected $lo o TOR PLAIN mess
pf%e 1sss al
little nqasy Sn wca
TRANSACTIONS OF consequence, quoted at $50 szl the
suea acaassS
9ns CO.: OK na al & soudss.
and y, lbs Of loose picked bellies clear q u5c
w Ss :s 81 20 g a.1o:s
a. for nS S S erGe di TOR APp At . Ga AND
ans s wss ssa N ss
rehners declined to Operate unless at Nc reduction,
consequently business was very slack. and reported
deanEs only ins1sed 10y boxes ciayed at &C. and ia
closing rather heavy 9c for A. 0c lOc tor hards.
We quote nominally :-Cuba-Kennng INFERIOR 10 com
mon sc nc. do fair TO good lair 7ssc 7Ac. do
good 70 prime y.c Sc grocery fair ogood &C. sse.
prime to choice sac. 6Tc.; centrifugal, hhds und
boxes Nos to Is. SIC. SIC. molasse, hhds and
boxes Duish standard HOs 7so Sc; IL. d. il to
i9c Porto kico.Rehnina, Common 10 prime, 81. q
re; grocery, fair to choice, &c. SIC, Brazil-Dnch
STANDARD ard HSs e 9 y lc Isc Ssys-Dusch stand
extra superior &c. nc. New OrieansRennng grades,
6,sc. Ike grocery grades, 7Ac a s!sc.
hIcE-fhe marAet ruled nrm and the demand was
fair in Jobbng way but otherwise we heard OF no
transactions he sales foot mp about 80 tierces
q Carolina and 10 bag. Of kansoon a. our qaotatSns
for good 7,; g.. for prime and S,4c Tor cho,ce
Pntna. nc. nc. RangoOn. IN h0nd. " e/3s gold.
srrARISE--lh he market was quiet and nominany un.
changed, quoted at IAl4c. for Western.
TALLow.-Ihe market was easy, with sales Of $4,000
lbs at sac. SIC. per ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So bills The market was higher
and the demand better Sales 300 Dbls at 81 w ana lou
bbla, buyers option days at 81 Va per gallon.
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CEWTNU MACHINE. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
- sewing sachincs at 10 University place, Will be-
sold lar below coss to change business Apply mmedi.
ately. store to let II desired.
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tU'W 10.
1900 Han 4 Cen Mo Isl
5yW Iol 4 w LIST, 81 l..
2000Tol 4 Wab I'd.
6U00 CT West lst '8S. &c.
60UO CT Western I'd. +.
TOTO 7, P&Wlst ED. be
5000 West U Tel rs.
1000 Del 4 II {, Be-.
.50U0 Har LIST. rs. Co...
1000 n Y Cen lSt, o..
Is shs Phoenix Bank. #.
81 Marine Bank. .
LOO Md Coal. be b3
200 Marip L & NJ. be s.
YIN Waat ~ Tal n n "a
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Cincinnati Market.
CixcrxyArl, May is, 49,

C!xcrxSArI, May Is, 1850.
FLorr.-There is little change in the
tone Of the market, and thetransactions are
lirht only small lots selling at previous
prices. Fancy flour brings S. 25CeI . II IN
small lots. Family is steady at s. 6ssso %.
and extra at So 40(95 60. Supertine IS
scarce and firm at S. COOS 25,and low
GRADES at 81 50CS5 90. Spring wheat hour
& offered at s. sos 65.
WnESr.-The market IS quiet, WA only
moderate offerings OF good to choice winter
red. BY sample, at 81 eSGl 80. and buyers
biddinc two cents less. Hill wheat Is
scarce but there is little demand at 81 )!
AL q. and white at 81 S5(e.l 10 for good
to choice. >, =.
SOS SIC. on track, chiefly at the latter fig-
urc. Shellcd is held at Soc. ineleyator, but
is not salable readily at over NC; !,
OlrS.-.Are steady, with amoderate local
demand at 7Oa72c. for good to prime mix
ed. and 67@69c. for white in elevator or III
sacks on arrival.
HAY.-The market is well supplied, but
the demand is lair and prices are steady.
We quote prime loose pressed timothy at
S24 0OG25 90, tight do. ut 81 0oG23 90,
and lower grades at SIG O9G2O 90 per ton
il bales on arrival.
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At a regular meeting of the Mason
County Medical Society, on May 9TH
inst, the following resolutions of re-
spect to the late lamented Dr.. c. T.
B. Moore, were offered and unani,
mously. adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased. Divine
Providence to remove from his earth
" labors our brother, a member OF
this Society, and fellow practitioner,
DR.. c. T. B. Moore; therefore,
Resolred, That we have lost a
worthy member, who was high toned
in his relation to the profession, and
in his loss blank is left in our soci-
al and professional circle that must
for longtime remained untitled.
ResOlred, That We appreciate the
irreparable bereavement sustained
by his family; an affectionate and
genial husband, ! kind and indul-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

The spelling-class at the Upper
Presbyterian Church, met again last
Thursday night. The successful
spcller was Miss Lizzie Lewis. 1t
was interesting as well as amusing to
watch the expression of anxiety and
pcrplcxity that played upon the faces
of the cYt@stants when the hard
words catse. The spoilers all acquit-
ted themselves well, but when such
words as eleemosynary, and another
one, 4 Medical term came, no wonder
that ordinary spoilers shouldsuccumb
In the conclusion, an old fashioned
turning down class was formed, GER
tain Medical man who knows how to
spell, "went up" on a Medical term.
The class will meet again Thursday
night.
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CERrAIyLY.-Wc have been on
several occasions asked five would
publish matters pertaining to the
Grange in this county. In answer
to these inquiries We state that any
thing pertaining to this body, such
as proceedings of meetings, resola-
tions, &c, will be mos: checrfull!r
published, free of charge. We print
our paper Tor the benefit OF the people
and all matters Of interest to them
will always find a welcome place IN
the RcgtSter.
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The Mason County Journal says,
the German Salt Company's Furnace
made in 26 working days of last
month 1854 bushels of salt and only
used $3.50 bushels Of coal. Hereto
fore if a Superintendent could make
an equal amount of salt to that of coal
consumed it was thought to be good
management, but in this instance we
have the figures for the saving in one
month of 5,40i bushels of coal. The
Furnace manager Mr.. Josephus Icen-
hover may well be proud Of his rec
ord rs a salt maker.
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We are gratifed to learn that our
sister city Of Huntington, is still
improving and still has life within
her limits, notwithstanding the hard
times. The st. Cloud Power Compa-
ny's works are about completed. In
one branch of its industries they are
now turning out daily about three
hundred dozen scrub brushes. The
energetic ard never firing manager,
Capt. H. c. Parsons, has Just consul
mateda contract with the Leasing
burg Brush Company, of New York,
which will give regular employment
to about six hundred hands.
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I,rpoer,Iyr-We arc not in thchabit

IYpoRTAST-We arcrotIn the naDlt
ofadvcrtizing a man'sbusincssunless
we are paid for it but in this case
We violate our rule because it is a
matter of pecnniary benefit to our
farmers. S. II. Peirsal Esq, has
started an Axe Handle Factory at
Petersburg, and is extensively adj
rertising for Axe Handle Timber
This kind of timber is abundant in
this county, and our farmers might
make a nice thing out Of it by turn
ing their attention to this branch of
industry. The timber is to be cut
80 inches long, and split out toward
the heart, like a staye, q inches deep
under the bark at the small end, by
. inches thick on the heart, makes a
single handle;5 inches width on the
heart is equivalent to three handles.
Timber from s to p inches in diam
eter need only to be halved, The
timber must be tough and heavy, free
from knots and streaks, and must
have mt less than d white under
bark at the small end.
For second class timber OF the
above dimensions and quality, with
not less than q inches of white and
/ inch of red, delivered at any point
convenient for loading on Steamboats,
on the Ohio River Beach, between
New Martinsville and Gallipolis, in
lots of I 600 handles or more, he will
pay SIS per thousand handles cash.
For first class timber, same dimen-
sions and quality, that is 3! inches,
or all white; split out as above dis
cribed, he will pay $50 per thousand
handles, cash, or he will pay an adj
ditional $40, per thousand for the
timber deli ycred at his Factory.
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Many men inadvertently contract
bad habits. For instance one of our
most excellent young men, who
moves in the FIRST circles, has contract
ed the habit of walking back and
forth at night in bis bedroom, after
disrobins himself, before cxtinguish-
ing his light. This is vcry0nnoying
to young folks who happen to be
counting on thco:hcrsidc Of the street.
w sincerely hope to hear of repent
.net an+reformd:ion in his case.
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County CouRT-No LIcEySE.-The
County Court convened last Monday,
his Honor B. ]. Redmond, presiding,
with justices Mason and Higgins,
Associates. This day was nearly all
taken up in considering the petitions
against license and hearing the argu-
mcnts on the same. The Court took
until Tuesday morning to consider
the matter. Tuesday they decided to
lay the question of granting license
over till the July tenn, when there
will be full Court, composed Of all
the Justices of the county. The pc
titioners haye.thus gained a tempo
rary victory over the saloons, so far
as license is concerned, but we doubt
if there will be any abatement in the
use of strong drink. As much liq-
uor will come into this county as cv-
er, and there will be as much drunk
cnness, and hundreds of dollars of
revenue lost to the State. As long as
the law legalizes the sale of liquor,
tllusc WHO wish to eusasv in iis-va5irt
to have the right conferred upon
them to do so. The right way is to
prosecute all such upon their bond, il
the law is violated. That is our
way Of thinking.
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Mr.. E. T. Mitchell and sons, of
Huntington have purchased the
store house and several other build
ings at Graham Station in this coun-
ty. 1t is the purpose Of Mr.. Mitchell
to put the property in complete re-
pair at once and to start frst-class
store a: tho Station. Mr.. Mitchell is
an experienced and accommodating
merchant, and We feel sure that the
community viii be much benefited
by his enterprise.
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persoxALs.-D. II. Willard, Esq
Treasurer of Ohio Barrel Company,
has eons to Charleston on business
connected with this Company, and
will be absent about week.
D. w. Polsley, Esp has moved in
to the property recently purehasedb by
him from ". E. Wetzel, and has rent
ed his former residence to a Mr. Bur
GEES. of Winchester, Va, who viii oc-
eupy it some time this week.
We were pleased to meet in our
town, last week, Mr.. E. 7. Mitchell, of
Huntington. M. Mitchell will en-
gage in business at Graham Station,
this county.
D. ". Maupin. Deputy Sheriff, call
cd to see us Monday morning, and as
usual brought US new subscriber.
Dan. Is a good fyiend to the Register.
DR.. a. P. McDcrmot, Dentist, well
and f:lvorably known to most of our
readers, has removed his family from
Bufalo, West Virginia, to Racine.
Rov FF Guthrie is now visitin g
his daughters Mrs. Barnett Ball and
Mrs. George Copin. We were sur
priscd to meet with this father in
israel. more than quarter of a cen
turv ago did YeSlisten to him pro
claiming the epel at West Liberty
i0biocounty,e lie says he still tails
to thu peoyl is companion has
zone to the fl home Of the saints
and he though lingering at the gate
wav is cheerful and happy, for 90
wears he has been serving the Lord,
and has been preaching over 40 years
| O what joyful meeting there will be
in heaven when he meets with the
hundreds there that he has been the
means in the hands of God of bring
! ing into the fold.-WHt County Men
tor.
| The old gentleman paid his son
in this place, F. A. Guthrie, ESD a
visit last Friday.
The Lecture on "Nubbins, to have
been delivered in this place on last
Monday evening, will come oil at
the VI. Z. Church on next saturday
evening without fail. Mr.. /. H.
Johnson is a talented native OF Our
own State. His lecture is very
highly spoken of by all who have
listened to it, as being instructive as
well as amusing. We trust our peo'
pie will give Mr.. johnson 4 full
house.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

PREAcnIxc.-Rcv. H. R. Laird,
preached in the Upper Presbyterian
Church last Sunday night. In the
morning he administered the ordin-
ancc of baptism to Mary Cordelia
Hill. and the Pastor of the church,
baptized Lila Preston Laird and
jessie McCown Timms. There Will
be preaching in this Church on the
9Th Sabbath Of this month at 10y \,
"
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The place to buy Pure Anchor
Lead in -! pound and 25 pound
cans, yellow ochrc, Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red and Princes Metallic
Paint, is at the Point Pleasant Drug
Store. JOS. s. MILLER, Supt.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
stockholders of the Mason County
Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation, met in pursuance of publish
cd notice in the county papers, at
the Court House, Monday, May 18th,
1873. and was called to order by the
President. Hon. P. c. Eastman, who
in a brief manner reviewed the his
tory of the Association for the past
two wears, and the trials through
which it has passed, and said that it
had now passedits danger, that about
all the Improvements necessary had
been made; he explained why the
piiccof admission had been increased
last year, and then the causes that
led to It's reduction. The President
takes 4 deep interest in the success
Of this Association, as should every
man in the county. At the conclu-
sion Of his remarks, on motion, the
editor of the Register was elected Sec
retarv, of the meeting, with H. n,
Perkins, Assistant Secretary. The
President announced that the elect
ion of Directors for the Association,
to serve for the ensuing year was IN
order. 4 vote was then taken, which
resulted in the choice Of the follow
ing gentlemen: PC. Eastman, John
W. stecnbergcn, Thomas Fowler,
James Capchart, Peter S. Lewis,
Charles T. Bcale, W. a. Long, George
W. Morcdock, Benjamin Day. The
business of the meeting having been
concluded, on motion, itadjourned.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

An old resident of Mason City, this
county, Mr.. Peter Roush, has purchas-
cd the small farm of Auditor Griffin,
Silver Run, Meigs county, Ohio, and
has removed to it. This county can
i'll afford to lose such a good man as
Mr.. Roush. We trust he may find
both prosperity and pleasure in his
new home. Mr.. Rice, whose house
was recently destroyed by fire, has
purchased Mr.. Roush's house and lot
adjoining Mason City. The price
paid for it, was $1,000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

The spelling match at the NJ. E.
Church, on Monday evening was real
enjoyable though not largely attended
Miss Matte Hall took the palm
Spelling next Monday eve.
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Asa reason for the unusual cold
spell which has aflicteau us, it is stat
ed that the Atlantic ocean is filled
with floating ice-a thing never be-
fore known.
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John L. Charles, Esq having
two new boilers placed in lthe Eagle
Mills. With this additional power,
1,bis celebrated mill will BE enabled to
do a larger amount Of work,
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Point PIeasant MnrIket..
REr.uI Flour MASE5's

RETNL flour Nl...is =. .,
Aflour per barrel 81 50; NS e ~.
G On: bucEwheat per 100 lbs, So %: brair
per 100 lbs. 81 90; shorts do. y md
dlings do. ! 10; screenings dol ee'eorn
Meal. soc. per bushel- =. o.
WHEAT-White per bush Sl 'V' No.
CoRN-In good demand ut % cts. per
bushei Oats command 50 centsper bush;
and Buckwhcat T5S90e per bushcL
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There is j great deal of old rubbish
on our streets, such as old boxes and
barrels. that should be removed at the
earliest practical moment.
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Ar1woUNcSaIlNT.

!, ,he solicitation OF some oimy friends.
a, ~" myself a candidate for the Oh
me- :. in Mason County, West Virginia,
Sil ,1;'.c, 70 the action Of the Democratic
i c.y.r Convention, should one be called
S ;. E;ns the support Of the voters o. i ihe
s ':,ass and .Iso promising faithful dis;
cbarsc Of the duties Of the once I n s y
ms election. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

James very highly delighted a
young country girl by escorting her
home through the darkness with a
big lantern in tow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

M,nRlEp.-At the residence of Mr.,
Richard Spence, May 14th, 1873, by
Rev. Bernard, Mr.. Andrew Slack to
Miss Bell Baker: all of Mason county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

DrEp.-On the $rd of May, 1879, at
his residence on Little Neil Greek,
Mason county, of Asthma, Mr.. Daniel
-Darst. in the Gath ycaT Of his age.