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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-03-11

Hon. James Lyons, of Richmond,
adyertises the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railroad for sale. As the lawyers
say. whereas he sells it subject to a
small debt of about s15, 100000, and
whereas it would be neccssaryior the
purchaser to assume that, andwherc-
as there are not many people running
around loose who carry that amount
in their brooches pockets, We hardly
think the road will be sold.
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STATE ITEMS.

Nor FArAL.-Wc learn that DR..
John Hopkins, the young man shot
Iby Dr.. johnson, In ARRAY at Frank
lin. Pendlcton county, is recovering,
though his face will be very much
disfgured from the wounds. One
ball entered his mouth and another
his cheek.-Keser Tribune.
MIcHAEL's CAsE.-County Court OF
Grant was engaged several days Of
last week in the preliminary exami-
nation of VIM. Michael, charged with
breaking into the Postottice at Green
land. The United States authorities
have been on the lookout, in antici-
patton of discharge, and the Deputy
Marshall appeared during the hear
| Ing witha warrant. T. N. Reynolds,
States Attorney, dismissed the State
case and Michael was Immediately
arrested on a U. S. warrant, and ia
ken before L. S. Commissioner
Spates, at ClagkSburg. Michael
waived an examination, and in de-
fault of bail, was committed to Jail,
for appearance before the next Dis
trict Court Grand Jury.-l5id.
4 Kingwood woman threw SIX
pound fat-iron up a fight of winding
Stairs, hit her husband above the
eve, knocked him down, jumped on
him, and choked himuntil he prom
ised to tell that the COW kicked him;
and thus the black eye.-JOeraal.
Boy KILLED.-We learn from the
Charleston Courier that Eddie Thayer,
son of Job Thayer, Esq, was killed
by Young man named Andrew Boyd, |
one day last week. The boys were
attending a party when a difficulty
occurred about a note which young
Thayer had written. Boyd wrench
ed stick from Thayer and struck
him over the head, from the effects
of which he died. Thayer shot at
Boyd several times after he was
struck.
1t is rumored that Hon. J. Marshall
Hagans will become citizen of
Chicago.
SAD AccrpEyr.-0n Monday morn
ing the wife of Mr.. D. Ferguson, who
lives on one of the branches of Beach
Fork, in Cabell county, fell into the
fire with her infant in her arms,
burning the child to death, and also
charring her face, neck, arms and
breast. The physician in charge,
DR.. J. R. Moss, thinks her case will
prove fatal. Mrs. F. is subject to fits
of epilepsy, and it is thought that she
was attacked with one OF these fits
when she fell.
DIsruRBAycE.-On Saturday night
last, the ncighborhood of our office
was greatly disturbed by a crowd Of
unruly negroes, who were going up!
and down the Streetvelling shout
ing, threatening to injurc some white
man who had offended them in some
way. 1t seems as if there ought to
be a night police, TO put stop to
such things, and to arrest these dis
turbers of the peace. The city Is
diSgraccd by sBchoccurenccS.-Hpnt-
iingtOa .i9retiser.
A west bound passenger train on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, run
into a landslide, near Grafton, carly
this morning, and engine and several
cars were ditchcd and badly wrecked.
The engineer was badly bat not
fatally injured. No one else was
hurt.
West Virginia contributed two
votes for the Civil Rights Bill-Borc-
man and HaganS.-Eatrpriss.
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Last week, when the news went to
Raleigh, y. C., where the Legislature
is in session, that the House of Rep
resentatives had passed the Civil
Rights Bill, two of the prominent
Republicans in that body arose and
said that they repudiated the action
of the Republicans in Congress, and
in view of that and other actions
they were compelled to repudiate the
party; that henccforward they would
be numbered amongst the Democrats.
Where is Sheridan? Is Grant 90
ing to allow such outrages on the
Republican party as that to pass un-
noticed2
Letloose thedogs war, Mr.. Grant,
or the first thing you know there
will not be any Republican party in
North Carolina.-Erchangc
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Among the amendments allowed

Among the amendments allowed
in the River and Harbor Appropria-
ton bill are eighty thousand dollars
for the hmbor of Erie, three hundred
thousand dollars for the improve
ment of the Ohio river and construc-
ton of movable dam on the upper
Monongahela, two hundred thousand
dollars for the Great Kanawha river,
and three hundred thousand dollars
for the surveys of the Monongahela
river from Morgantown to Fairmont,
Allegheny river, below Freeport; al
50 the same near Pittsburg as au-
thorized.
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The Wheeling Standard is quite
profuse in its advice to the people Of
the Third District to be patient I'M
der all the wrongs dindignitiesin,
ficted on them by the members from
the First and Second Districts. The
people of the Third District ask the
privilege of regulating their conduct
by their own ideas of right and jus.
tice, and The advice of the Standard
is as unwc!come as ii is officious.
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The Civil Rights Bill passed the
Senate on Saturday. Foreman, the
artful dodgcr, voted for it this time.
"Whar's" the RAIDS who held Bore
man up as an example, that the
Civil Rights wouldn't pass? Echo
SAYS "Whar."-Eet,rpfise.
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. W. uoGE. f. rrxNs. E. sEto
Hoge, Tim1ns g. Sehon,
Attorneys and COuasellOrs at Law,
POINT PLEASANT, WEST "a.

POINT PLEASANT, WEST Va,
(ofIice in the Court House, first door on tho
risht-AIain Entrance.)
WILL practice in the Counties OF jack
wv son, Mason aud Putnam, in the Sr.
preme Court ofAppcals; and the United
States District Court at Charleston. Col
lections solicited.
John Z. Timms having procured an Off
cial Seal is prepared 10 do any business
OF Notary Public.
Address, Jas. W. Hoge, Winfield, West
Virginia, or John Z. Timms and i. Sehon,
Point Pleasant, WetsNa. feb. lS-ly.
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And now they are trying to make
out that Mrs. Moulton was also in
love with Beecher; and that Jealousy
is the cause of it. Too thin.
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p-rnt,.tio,vn-W I.oomis-One

W ~ - l%@~>--
Bridgeport-s. E. Jones. Z
Fairmont-G. Martin.
Marion-W. F. Cannon.
Mannington-M. Mcneil
Pine Groye-N. B. johnson.
Blacksyillc-C. Il. Conway.
Jollytown-W. D. Carrico. ;
Littleton-G. W. Pariott.
State Bible Agent-W. r. White
Principal Normal School. e
Blair.
BUcEHAvNoyDIsTRIcZ
IN. REcER, Pc.
station-F. N. Hughes.
Circuit-L. D. Casio.
Phillippi-J. L. Lapghlin,
Upshur-J. Conwell.
Beveyly-supplied by II. Fogge.
Sutton-A. Mick.
Webster to be supplied.
Frenchton-W. E. Loyett-one t
be supplied
Canaan-C. WGman.
Weston-L. B. D. Pickett.
Glennville-J. E. Wasson.
Freemansburgh-R. Weise.
Randolph-0ne to be supplied.
P.lREERsBURG DISTRICT.
a. HALL, P. E.
station-A, R. Kelley.
Circuit-W. Fl. Shaw.
Williahstsfn-Ts B. Falkner.
Mt. Peasant. F. Chenowith.
Volcanoes. Kitchens.
Murraysville-H. II. Wcstwood.
Rarcnswood-W. W. Kelley.
Harrisrille-R. NJ. Wallace.
Elizabcth-H. J. Boatman.
ElIenboro-G. Crossfeld; J. II
Hess.
Burning SPRING.. S. Freeland,
West Unions. Lowther.
Sistersyille-W. L. Hindman.
St. Marv's--M y. W. Young.
Middlebourne-F. H. J. King.
Centerville-R. S. Wclch.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
J. N. POWELL, P. Z.
Charleston Station-W.M.Mullinis
Z" Circuit-F. A. Trippett
Nicholas-N. c. Bcckley.
Mountain Covc--J. T. Davis.
Malden-B. Darlington.
Elk Rivcr-B. Hagar.
Mill Crcek-T. ?. Ryan.
Point Plcasant--G. c. Milding.
Letart-E. D. W. King.
Clifton--W. c. Wilson.
Hartford City-S. E. Steele.
Mason City,. A. H. Wilson.
spcncer-C. II. Lakin.
Bell Crcek-G. W. McClelland.
Calhoun-J. W. Gritiitts.
Arnollsburgh--L. D. King.
GUl.4NDOTTE DISTRICT.
T. H. TRAINER, P. f.
Station-M. W. Rider.
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The Charleston Courier says "if the Il
vote had to be taken over again the
Capital bill would be very badly de-
fcatcC.=
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The Washington correspondent Of
Cincinnati Enquier, writing from
Washington on the 4th inst. says:
THANK God Congress is adjourned"
is the common remark of every good
man in Washington to-day. Men
breathe frcer and deeper when they
think how much ofevil was planned,
and very nearly accomplished this
session, by the third-term conspira-
tors. For months past every thing
of hope for the country has been
trembling in the balance; and every
day, every hour that passed without
the consummation Of the Presidents
revolutionary policy was hailed and
so much gained-for, all during this
session, the policy of the Democrats
IN Congress has Decn 10 Mi Vine
without seeming to do 50, and thus
by delay to force their opponents to
sacrifice their political legislation in
order to pass the appropriation bills.
In this purpose they have succeeded
to very large extent, and the mis-
chief done by this Congress is prac-
tically limited to the Civil Rights
Bill and the Tax Bill, both of which,
it is believed by Democratic Con-
grcssmen, will help to bury the Rad
ical party.
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Grant hurried up his signature to
the civil rights bill. He is not so
prompt in a good action.
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The Kanawha Improvement.

1t is most gratifying to the friends
of the improvement of the Great Ka-
nawha river to know that Congress
at last is awakening to the impor-
lance of this great work, and is grant
ing it liberal aid.
a special to the Cincinnati E'q't-
or informs US that "thc appropria-
ton for the great Kanawha river
was increased by the efforts Of sena-
tor Davis and Representative Here
ford of West Virginia, from 100000
to $4,000. This begins to look like
start" upon the great central wa
ter line. Our new Senator, Mr.. Ca
perton, is much interested in this
great national water line, and is thor
oughly convcrsant with the whole
subject. We are therefore not with
out hope, that the next Congress
will through his and Mr.. ,Hereford's
influence, make another and much
larger appropriation.
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Potatoes for Sale,

The undersigned hasa large number OF
choice potatoes which he is DESTROYS Of
disposing 7of. Those desiring to procure
good seed potatoes, will do WELT to send in
their orders early. The varieties are,
EARLY ROSE,
EARLY GOODRICH,
AND PEERLESS,
Address at Point Pleasant, West Va,
c. A. HUTCHINSON.
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WHEELING DISTRICT.
+. BALL, P. Z.

p,,,,.., stroot-J NIX, Reiley.
M vi ctroct-J ", Webb,
TIn r,r, Cburch-C. I. Manchcs-
ter.
Zane Street. I. Ihat C,
Chapllne Street ID n; thompson
Wesley Church; " uriii''n'
Fulton.G: G. Sch al r.; ono %
Marshaii|D' H. ~ DiA-oi'' "
be supplied, :, " = c.,
MoundSvlile-n: V T Mt u p;L,
New Nartinsvllle-M, w. MUM
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u0RGAyT0W.y DISTRICT.

S. STEELE, P. E.
Morcantown Sta:ion-E. v. Ryan.
Circuit-B. Ison.
Smithtown-F. G. W. Ford.
Monongalia-J. F. Snodgrass.
Brandonville-W. J. Shapes.
One to be supplied
Pleasant Hill. W. Hess.
Grantsvillc-T. W. Chidester.
Kingwood-W. C. Snodgrass.
Masontown-J. J. Dollirer.
Oakland-J. a. Fullerton-One to
be supplied.
Newburgh-J.. NJ. Warden.
Rowlcsburgh-G. E. Hite;
Thornton-To be supplied.
Evansville-C. J. Trippctt.
Pleasant Grove-D. Cool.
Grafton. 4. Kibbc.
Knottsville-W. L. Rippcy.
Fettcrman-J. Lee.
Palatine-W. II. Young.
st. George. G. Weaver.
Pres. State University-Dr. a,
Martin.
Prof. State Univcrsity-Dr. F. ".
Wood.
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MERCHANTS AND OTHERS WILL
III find it to their interest 10 send their
orders Tor job work To this Office.
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AFTERNOON

Meeting at the NJ. E. Church in
the interests of the ladies and Pas
tors Christian Union, addressed by
Mrs. L. V. Bing, Miss Lizzie Boyd
and Rev. Z. ". Ryan.
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STATE oF WEST vIRGINIA.

A T Rules held in the clerks ctiicc Of tho
a Circuit Court OF Mason county. on the
fins; Monday in the Month OF March, lS5S.
Hugh J. Jewcti, Complainant,
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The day spent principally in the
transaction of business. The Con-
ference adjourned at 5 p. NJ, to meet
at "A p. m. IFhccling was chosen
as the place for next session.
During the session Of Conference
more than $50 ministers and others
have been provided with homes, in
our little town, and all seem speci-
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NIGHT.

Rev. s. E. Steele preached in th'
N. E. Church South; and Rev. ". II
Wiley in the colorcd NJ. E. Church.
In the N. E. Church the Preacher
Aid Society held its annual meeting
After the business was transacted
Chaplain McCabc treated the audi
cncc to some delightful music.
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Rev. N. ". Rider preached in the
Episcopal Church at 3 o'clock. At ,
o'clock a ladies meeting was held in
the new Presbyterian Church
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Hereditary Gerics.

The lives of the mothers Of great
men form en- important branch Of
biographical literature: and it is
usual, even in the paternal line, to
find traces Of hereditary taste or tai
ent tending toward original product
ion. The mute, inglorions Milton
finds a glorious tongue in his great
grandson; the great statesman is the
heir Of the village Hamgden. The
theory, though more than merely
probable, is By its nature incapable
of exhaustive proof; but instances are
notorious enough to found thereon a
reasonable assumption that family
talent precedes individual genius
even if the tendency has never made
itself conspicuous, or, like the gout,
has passed over generation or two
here and there. But, on the other
hand, it is yet more certain than gen
ius, like the blossom with its fruit,
closes while itcrowns the family tree.
The man Of talent is the ancestor Of
the man of genius, but the man Of
genius is the ancestor either of no
bodies or of nobody. Descendants Of
great authors, painters andmusicians
who lived two or three generations
ago, are hardly to be found. While
the families of great soldiers and
statesman swarm, there is scarcely q
man in Europe who can boast of q
great poet or other artistin the direct
line of his pedigree; probably there is
not even one who can boast Of two
such forefathers. The rough stem
runs into the leaf, the leaf to the
flower, and the flower to the fruit Of
good work, or-to seed. To pursue
the analogy to its end, thefull beau
ty and productivencss of;maginative
genius correspond to the effect of de-
caying vitality-P1pnlar Science
! MonthLM
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AL for Show.

The world is crazy for show
There is not one perhaps in a thous-
and who dares fall back on his real
simple self for power to get through
the world, andcxact enjoyment as he
goes along. There is no end to the
aping, the mimicry, the false airs,
and the superficial airs. 1t requires
rare courage, We admit, to live up to
ones enlightened convictions in these
days. Unless you consent to join in
the chat, there is no room for you
among the great mob ofpretenders.-
If man desires to live within his
means and is resolute in his purpose
not to appear more than he really is,
let him be applauded. Thereissome-
thing fresh and invigorating in such
an example, and we should honor and
uphold such a plan with all the en-
ergy in our power,
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Luncheon.

A lady writing to Stribncr'S maga-
zine on the subject Of luncheon says
that the dishes on the lunch table
should be light-but prettily served.
a meal ofcold meats, pickles, creams,
fruits, thick chocolate, with dry toast,
ETC., can be more easily made attrac-
tive, as every experienced housekeep-
er knows; thanthe heavy courses of a
dinner. 1t is advisable, too, for this
MONDAY meal, to color the table warm
". The majority of economical
housewives buy the plain white china
for every day use, but it has, to US, a
chilly and meager air in conjunction
with the ordinary snowy napery.
There are equally cheap sets of
both English and French china Of
delicate and rich colors, which, un-
der skillful handling, convert an or
dinary meal into picture. The
most beautiful and (where there is
any room tho. chespsss; table deeg:a:
IN 50 course, flowers little
care and trouble will provide these
without expense. Morning glory
vines. Cobea, wild ivy, and Learrii
will grow each in foot square of the
backyard, and bestow themselves
sIyward thereafter, and with a few
boxes Of Coleus in an attic window,
will crown your board with splendor
like jewels, until the snow comes
This daily lunch requires, perhaps,
time and care; but our reader will
find her reward at the end of the
year, if she have established The Gus
tom in her house Of a wholesome, un-
hurried, dainty meal, where she can
meet her children ard friends cheer
fully and with little cost,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRST r..pIEsl:Tr!:SiAS-Sgrvi on the I'd
and 18th Sabbaths OF each month, morning
and evening. RS.pp Lane, PASTOR Sab
sbattifi fsschootcyei7-su,,das morning Mt 8 os
clock, i. Gilmore, Superintendent.
.PnFsnYTrRr,S CilrRcii.-Alain street, be
tween 7th and Sth. ". i. Hill, Pastor; Res
; Mcnce, Eiand and 'Sth. Preaching every
Sunday nj l0i 4 y. SGaG:;y Schoo! at 3
A. NJ. Lecture every Wednesday evening
=. Sermon TO children every second Sunday,
alternate months at 7. IL. Preaching in
Pleasant FlzttS. the iSt and ID Ss;,bathS y:
y p. ". In Brucc'S Chapcl, Merccr's Bot
Ion, on the ith Sabbath ut >! T. VI. III
s1'issah Church every other month n 2! J.
M., and at the Upper. Flats Hhencver a9th
Sundayoccurs
Protestant ErIscorNL CuCECT-Rcv. 7.
II. Lacy, Rector. Services rs follows. At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every Sum
day morning at 10! o'clock, except the ID
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening at .! o'clock, except the Sd Sun
dar in each month. Sunday School N 8
o'clock. T. StriblinS, Sup't. Ncstry meet
. ing on the evening ci the ID Monday in cv-
cry month. Services at Brucc's Chapel on
the ID Sunday at 10! \. NJ. Mason City
ON tho Sd Sunday at 5! P. N. West Cob
umbia the 50 Sunday ut &! ?. N.
N. Z. CnuRcH-ScrviccS on the lst AID
Sd Sabbaths OF each month, in the even
ing. G. C. Willins, Pastor. Sabbath school
every Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock. L..
Pribble, Superintendent.
N. f. CHuIcH, SovTH-Serviccs on the
4th Sabbath OF each month. Rev. c. +.
Crooks, Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at O'Clock Robert s.
Bickcl, Superintendent.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circui. Court-HoS. Jos. SMITH,
Raycnmood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. WAGGESEE.
Clerk County Court-E. kMEEGlLNG.
President County Court-B. J. REDMOND
Prosecuting Att0rney--D. W. PolsLET.
shcriiT-CoLUMBrS SEnoS.
Jailor-J. JEwErr.
Surveyor Of Lands-GEo. W. PrLLiN.
Assessor Dist. No. JACOB RousH.
Deputy Asscssor-D. 5. EANMNTEE.
Assessor Dist. No. 2-joES c. Buckley.
Sup't Public Scilools-D. ?. GUTuGIE.
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A smart Yankee was one even
ing seated in a bar-room of a country
tavern in Canada, whiting with a
jack-knife. There were assembled
several Englishmen, discussing var
ious matters connected with the
pomp and circumstances Of war. In
the course of his remarks one Of them
stated that the British government
possesses the largest cannon in the
world, and gave the dimensions of
one he had seen. The Yankee would
not let so base an assertion pass un-
contradictcd.
@Poh! gentlemen" said he, q won't
deny that it is fair sizedcannon, but
you are . little mistaken in suppo-
ing it to be named the same minute
with one of our Yankee guns which
I saw in Charlestown last year
Why, sir, it was so large that the
soldiers were obliged to employ a
yoke Of oxen to draw in the ball"
"And pray" exclaimed one of his
hearers, with smile Of triumph,
@can you tell US how they got the
the oxen out again?"
"of course I can," returned the
Yankee, '!they unyoked 'em and
drove EN- out through the touch
hole
y s..-.--'F=-
VALUE OF EVERGREEN TREES
AwoyG FRUIT TREEs.-A well grown
evergreen tree gives off continually
an exodium of warmth and moisture
that reaches a distance Of its area in
height; and when the tree planters
advocate shelter belts surrounding a
tract or orchard Of fifty or more acres,
when the influence of such belt can
only reach a distance of the height of
the trees in said belt, they do that
which viii prove Of little value. To
amelioratc climate, to assist in pre-
yention Of injury against extreme
climate cold in, winter and Of the
frosting of the germbud of the fruit
in the spring, all orchards should
have planted in and among them in
Discriminatory evergreen trees at a
distance of not more than one hun
dged and fifty feet apart. Such a
course pursued We have no doubt will
render greater health to the trees and
be productive Of more regular and
uniform crops Of fruit.
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!. W. uoGE. J. l.. TINMs. I. sEnoS
Hoge, TiEns & Sehon,
Attorneys and COunSelIOrS at Law,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
(Oilice in the Court House, first door on the
risht-liain Entrancc.)
WILL practice in the Counties OF Jack
w son, Mason and Putnam, in the Su-
prcmc Court ofAppeals; and the United
States District Court at Charleston. Col
lections solicited.
John +. Timms having procured an Off
cial seal il prepared to do any business
OF 4 Notary Public.
Address, Jas. W. Hoge, Winfield, West
Virginia, or John E. Timms and Z. Sehon,
Point Pleasant, Vets Va. lfeb. lS-ly.
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Cncrrr Corr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CoryrY CorI1-Third Monday in Janu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon
dav in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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Gum & Armstrong,
ittO2?seJs ut LGic.

WILL PRACTICE II TIE COURTS
w oi Mason and adjacent counties.-
promp; attention given 10 III! legal business
entrusted 70 their care Address, W. X
Gum, Mcrccr's Bottom. IIaSoA county, W.
Va, or J. ". c. Armstrong, Point Pleasant,
Mason county, W. Va. June y, lilly.
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C!TT DIRECTORY.

Mayor-JANES II. CoccH, jH.
K.corder-M. ii. HALE.
ScrgQant-J. jEwErr.
Conncilmcn-lohn ". English, Or. ".
7. Ncalo, Robert Young, 7. Stribl'nS, and
Col. G. B. Thomas.
Street Commissioners /. G;D:,S.
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{. II. TONLiNSON. ,. V. T0L.sLl:l
TorlIinson & Polsley,
Attorneys and CounSellOrS at Law,
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
WILL practice in the County Of Mason,
w the United States District Court ior
West Virginia, and in the Supreme Court
OF Appeals OF West Virginia. Prompt at
tention given to the collection OF al claims
entrusted TO them Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. l6, lSlS-ly.