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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TuEsE wis be meeting n AaEksav-
ing I'D tine Disciples church oG the jpth.
Preaching as lu5 c.UcA a. "a. al are
H.-.fs1- invited.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

BEv = B. EaEEENsBEEaEA ri Gun
be-ll- N5. zE ec.ult - she Cuur
sl.s % Tuesday evening. N.v. sSth.
"a "Tde E1ma1s o. iAe Pulpit 4Ed las
Pew. The Lec..7e j. Tor ;b- beneni o
E-e~.-t-r "a gllul
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
SPECIAL Noae
mr..

nr- FInCeIst<ompound ~ rat G ba-
cha = 2ae - c1e taEmaGlon of the
F1sreTs ara Bal-- painful OF suppressed Eriu-
-ta- 4 fpetUcut n cd age. painful u suppressed
nenstr1ath,n. laussrrhle5 Or whites. gravel. zlser.
s~LrsetEre. bi0Diy discharges. Brizhts diseases.
br.rs cepssi;s, drgpsy. pain IN the hack "
side sex hssLaehe- pi1pies- slotehes and ED
Il as % the Ace ard u diseas@ ~ 2 ZAs Il
ogus.i1flGn1l nature. re,- = tErataou. axe
q 81 CeIrpg-t I'D q BEcL- j. . POSITIVE
4n1 -d-c.rs- 70 sale bE Gsc- = Be1f1.d 3
G. SlelzeC p, and Mozzan &C. G1Hs-
enc Pa -spl5
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

Tar little ones have commenced 40
hoard --lir paEL. and wear that t'A %
solemn -s.r--v waila means 'no ques-
t4.. answered until Christmas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

sE Wild ts religions services In Tue
4ceI .larH oi the Evangelical As
c.l -I Rules uaI-h 90 town. hy
e. g. Grimm -r IL~ day 30 Jog
a. g.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE d. OHIO II. R.
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.


On AMI aier June l. 1873, t-nHs - fHls
rad, VII arrive AMI depar a. fol1vs Ba.r-
more Lue-lt minutes as-e- An Plffsflrgs
-.ru-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

AxB usu Ike s9ueai OF the porker that
a~,r.tto Dee offered un on tie altar "i
ulas eternal -- ~glr : 20 De
heard ID tlc llDi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

ESTnins leave CarzrsTlls 60 Ual1ara.
- q a. 41a 3
Irell No a. . IN daily. -. e. lallF Ell.
eept A7n44r Aiatke- tEi-s zrc >@E
day.
~ f1l1a-- DEErz hEG E-- nlayEz
a. 81 alzalaeeur Dagfa- sg1 - Ia
&< zEd Ba-rEllre Elfnl- ct1lge
reFel-E1re Ees the t. sEl ~ ar
Iure between rle El.- anE WeE - M8slnF
fel CIrT.
Ela 3. Tire CITY rate sgsesh tfe Es tr
Me- - Fniaae1gh ;. AZ Cea aria zr1
ia IS Wzsnz-a1 CEy aul Blli21re
Aessr E- sFaer IRA AFaEE1 - ~
1e4 ct7ee-A - 1sFet euzr GEsnt snt N-
Sr-sers
IL COLE G~nzul lEzsf sgrsl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
.oTlcETo STOCKHOLDERS

PlrrssrH=H C1zzzzLsrtLEE z < &C.
-afEFIrE ,
EER i Es-ssT .~-sfhs- = sc9rtanfs uLa
he ChEF " bg-Lzss& tsls ComGsBF. -
A1E1 ssEHZ Il Stfkhees- willie Bad Al
orb Egmuary r. se Try - PIT
$50 - McSflF. D~eE-E ~ tZ H
ts-sn IT, Lf4eE E-sEa , a-
~ eserisrEfz Bari q Dra-S - sTs he
sE.zizx yez- and - tEe zz@e1k1 q IA
dt1e- tzs-e= = ZsT - sNsS- ts1.s ne 49,
LE. WASHINGTON
ZrE &,aE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TuE number Gs persons Ia attendance at
Court last week ~as very small.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

.Te~ s' lav tla beet remarked Einas
uill g -sb. 90, be paid inr the hat he Iaa
lst. Aag. iuierp1sgl the lucky man.
I'd io-tbc better.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

SIZES ceL4t .-Fy yer
stS. aa 1rrb 30 SAVIOR ut H. Harriet
=. y ~. Dos 90 800. a-Ginsr 81 Al
drew Il. Career 81 tr Or u-eG. -
promise
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

auFEIc.N 5 scr Watches a,-1 second
hand Watches Tor sale cLsa.. PlymeEts
u Ia.-llmels ag lc week al m0uJh
MEs. J. q. TEEDwVLL.
No 6 Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

IT : sui utst a lien Aril gp ). aue ~
VII ~10tsllesk mlf Is III As,vRen BOA
I -l a1el. Thanksgiving Bay =
ollr .aelI il7ce aelks AeL1s and elslas
wha re -1zu>tlnlt1 l. purchase taelI
plag Is nieat q &E hours ai-er Ire
ias have r.lrel ALL 60 Eel o. cli tals
o aal i ID heir hais
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

NATURE slat{eu when she sees a NO
Eg tl-1w l--ae lGt Elela WOMAN
4tcmpls 70 -woUsi nature covers he-
bead sn. uetirs 80 dark aad m~oGldariE=
cave l Temporary despair
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

tuSc-NSAu Esssty TINES
~ = CO.
to 49, wees + IS 4
~ ara tas a vTefs -nprc-
h--t l-u--cEllelis COY anf
@ - . neE nasu-usd
o a1h.A Had HS thlt : even
Cg sll-r. al Eluh ne
pW -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

4 NORWICH clergyman preached on
Sunday on Joshua ii- opened hy stat
i.- td5t Joshua Was --sI Il w1sa great
Shock tl iAe congregation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

y MOST laMenta Die affair occurred a,
Allegheny Furnace, OF Sunday morning
Lsts between Hugh HaRey and Isaac
La1L. BY which Han5y lot his life. Il
arose from g political discussion. Haney
being e Democrat and LaniEa Republican.
We take lie following particulars OF the
sad affair from the Standard
Hugh Hauey, the engineer at the fur
nace, was engaged at his usual ayocation.
Between nine and ten O'Clock Isaac L.aniz.
a citizen OF A%itoons, made bis way TO the
casting house OF the furnace. He held in
his hand a newspaper from which he read
some e-iracis. Then ha.ey Ee.t "a h.
engine Taom and procured . paper Of his
Wy OF thinking from which he read TO
Laniz. Quite naturally they became in
volved in q heated political discussion.
They sQn grew excited and finally came
10 blows. After they had struck al eaca
other several times, Haaey started 10 run,
aud when b. Lad got some six or eight
steps from his opponent, piCkedup q heavy
iron bar winch ls threw at LaBta. Ii did
no damage, however. Seeing that he had
failed 20 iBjure LantL, Haney aEain started
10 run. lis aSSziAat following, holding in
hrs hand 2 heavy wooden maui When
Haney h1d rgn thirty OF foxy steps lie
missed his iootiag and !eIl, receiving ST
the z moment a n~urderous and crush
ing blow N the back OF the head from the
maui II the hands OF Laniz. The injured
man was carried to his residence and such
remedies 3 were at hand applied until the
arrival Of his physicians, Du- Christy and
Walker. Upon examination they pro
B01nued the injuries necessarily fatal. He
fingered along in an Unconscious condition
until 9OiciocE Sunday evening. when he
brezthed bis last. The news Of the muir
der spread Ike Wild fire and the already
excited pOpulsee were still more excited.
Threats Ot Vengeance deep and dire were
uttered against Laniz, and ie. : tine The
prospect OF BIS spsedY arrest, trlaiand con
dcma2uoh uader the ~auspices 81 Judge
Lynch seemed imminent Fortunately
the officers managed 10 smuggie him out
OF the ey and .; eleven O'Clock be MAS
safely lodged in the county l4l. both
men are marie. b., as.,AeE have any
children LaHtz : a carpenter, about
thiuv-fve years OF age. Haney was about
.0-ty years OF age, and As already stated
VS. engineer al the furnlce.-TgrgEs
HtraId
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

FINE two buu0aei Kid Gloves. ali sizes
ud >ylcs. 10 p, at Fashion BsltI.
Ms J. T. TREDwEII-
No. g. Mammoth Sleek.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

~ lclf Aa ri II a. ID
0g lhes aiead4S ullzin zntL
snd Peesiag Eeadn
lcl - he 1fe q ec
ths nol ~eHjeGures . liz
HIeal -eltcre siVerEsuts
1ea u1-aal uk@ 8o o..
- ~ @sa-A hzziiy sholE - Uila
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

I- 1I~i Jag ,er : row very dsstiaa-
tsi1 aear the Se>sera boriE1n .ahuul
'SA he eTe-iug T. satellites 10
t 1S VI .Cr can u seen xHh q
sd oe Tie n4let = heing
~7ersaa va -rcat ia.ertst z1f pbuto-
9ld - Aacrz2a 2Sro1ssoen. he
cGotSa1s ~ eoslTlhg &ne zOre Ia
YDNb,e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

: HARRY FRITZ C0Easy Surrsyor. wiI
giEs SPA ztteufAau - al surveying EFtlnz %
leeds a1Zzg ho1Is. wills. zg-e-m-1-E l.
e1crasta- q hin
TazE NuTIcE-Hs Eiu - Gs-t y ks s
every SATURDAY S.eT1t r..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

Tbs Germantown Telegraph learns from
several CHARTERS that the price Of farmland
is speedily increasing There isa good deal
offered Tor sale by a~ssignees, which must
be sold but The prices brought by such
property are not 10 be taken as a criterion.
Us il 5 not generally in the best condition.
either as 10 the soil or -apPurtenanceS. and
forced sales never command the prices of
others. Il Is The best sign OF increasing
prosperity 70 see farms advancing in price,
Tor after ali there is nothing Ike land. \
farm in good condition. with lair buildings
and Improvements. AID stocked with
horses and cattle sufficient % meet the re
quirements OF the farmer, we do not know
what businessman Ia the community Is
better eff o more 90 be envied. lie has
hearty all the means Of living within him
self. and tor his surplus he finds Il ready
market and the cash with no more trouble
and less risk than attends any other calling
that We c4E briag 10 mind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TH,- j. the year in wAIcil. under de
lay. limbless soldiers OF the Union are en-
uliei either 10 3 new EuIb or 81 commu-
made recently by soldiers from This ooUn
IS. the Surgeon General las informed the
applicants ta4t ia consequences af jhe
astgru - sufficient appropriations by the
ID Eo--x the S590.Vsi required 20 jay
iAis aell 70 i0.1G lec can not oe
drawn from the Ire4slEy - ~ o. or
9neIe--ej ana one arp.eJ so.dtgyS mgs,
wait Tie action q. Congress next Win-sT,
uT tAc acioa o. . new Consrc@-
,3.l'4.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

Isaac \. jenkins vs.. E. d. Yutzy. as
sumps,t. Jury returned a verdict for de-
fendant.
Abraham Beam vs.. Christopher Beam,
ID. ;. b.. settled.
Noah Beesecker rs. james Parson. ap-
peal by defendant. Verdict for plaintiff
for 500, IS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TI-u are @ little easier since cool wealth
~ set Ia. A paper collar that WogitH
las, q man siz b0lrs in the heated term
iC Is happy and confident when, Al
tla end c. q we wear = Is ready .,
sflit illg tW1 Bea collars
EEvrLENE a7e re1lSied 20 all md
lle ~ s,oc- q 81 Wool Tn
r& BE- lbs climate,
- Fashion BIa-
MB> J. ?. tEEas
W. q. Mammoth BloZ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

=. ". PArroN has moved into his new
asgsa or Patriot street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

w have been putting i elves on
short raiions f1r some time hoping that
Court week would repleuish nearly
exhausted pocket book. but in this &c
were disappointed We 6ij not receive
money enough Jas, week % pay running
ex0olseS We know Size times are hard
AMI money scarce. bus sill there are q
very large number Of persons indebted 10
Us EL0 could pay " w.th1-, ircoHTenE
z.-e. Come . tine gentlemen, we can
uoi 1lrl = rur c paper iQ- G.ory o. Tor
instance. Z1theg &n = merchants Aaord
IN sell Us goods ius EGtE.H< II VOC van.
the Herald 20 come Up o. or greatly tx
ceel is usefulness g former times furnish
Us taa Wherewi,Lai and we viii 10 0u1
share.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
INJECTION NOTICE

SszsE PzknE Eazt CaEp11s z-s k--bF 0Ht1e1
-. a. essz11 III e I'D A. l6z Sa1xs Ee1-e
-za Sr1zzh 81 >r1e--eE P1- Hcr1zg,
Ngseuas- IA s-a- IT, - eie-1 1s Pr~1sE
&c Tzzzssrs- 81 Ire aazazsr = =rz ~ h
JOax r. EDIE y. Il PICKING
@ S@r- T-e<x-<
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

WHAr NExTs-Now that the election
IS over and the Centennial Exhibition has
closed, where shall be f1uni material on
which to feed that insaiiate craving for
something new, which is a prominent
characteristic OF our peopley No more pol
tics no more professions and stump
speeches, daylight demonstrations, great
frauds unearthed, lies nailed. nor passion
ate appeals TO the voter 70 do his whole
duty. No more wonderful stories from
the Centennial of big days, vasi crowds,
gorgeous displays, or marvellous feats OF
grrG, machines. When the most exciting
and closely contested Presidential election
thai this country has ever seen. and the
greatest worlds fair that the big round
world herself has ever seen, have suddenly
and almost simultaneously passed away.
w~ill.notlheir absence leave a acuum in the
world OF news. What shall We have 10
talk Of and what shall We find in the pa.
pers 10 read aboutl
Several days and probably weeks will
elapse before the entire election returns
are in. This will afford a fruitful theme
for the newspapers and for general CONVEX
sation. Then viii come Thanksgiving
day. This doesn't last long. but is good
for, say three dsys-one before and one
after the 30th inst. The first Monday in
December Congress meets. and old issues
and measures will be revived, and perhaps
new ones, developed By the result of the
Presidential election. introduced. Then
Will come the holidays. and every one will
give himself up TO the festivities ofthe sea
son. In February will come township
and municipal elections, and a few other
events 10 ill in the space between that time
and the first or middle of March, and then
the all absorbing question will be, ''Wherc
shall We moye!" and from the considera-
ton OF matters of State and National poll
tics and international law, we shall come TO
think about cleaning house and putting up
stove pipes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
oln.nan-afaia oL-lh.-retarns-Tlden

IL YOU have a vest over from iasi winter
pull Il down.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

THE following item lrom tie Chambers
burr P45lse QPt Las tbs ring OF so,d
sense. tLough Il may oppose tEe style
come girls ,sae q aayice. The wealth
e-i i Getting told rev, aad ziuter b con-
il- GA. II YOU care anything iuf your
health ana comfort throw aUay yoIr Uit-
erS Thin shoes, Ihiu hose thin clotlles. and
put % warm wrappings. Pat something
a. yllr beds ard heels tLai al keep
them warm. and the icy lips o. winter
VIII kssa broom uPoa yoar pretty cheeks
;AII viii add gagiy 10 yoLT zEiliEE fLces
and health n yJIr shiy-Tins forms
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

EEavsL .ave ma lA-iE apeIrlnce
b. % CGls-4a sd -
Hee2t c1-asT q NE1a 1r- asaaE he
o- -e Apianalor river Many
beavers wv-a very -uUerCL y
.4Luf Eea1G @ 4Aeg L.e
re lEsr @-zHce
7u - 1ak Gl much
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

NEssEs T. W. BEERS ( Co, whose
labors i0r many months have been directed
10 the production OF q survey of Somerset
County equal 10 the demands and expecia.
tons OF u people, have at last finished
their cner0us task. and have just laid be.
lore Us i COPY OF The atlas. Substantial
5iniln-. superior typography and paper,
saly correspond Thh slhe interior OF the
work. That the work in 81 is BRANCHES
has been Co~Rscieai.0usly performed mus,
be apparent to ali. or the details Of the
work we might properly speak, but space
f0rbids The plans are autographs al the
finest artistic excellence, aud are Is c1FreC,
Is SINE aai pains can make them. NeSsrs.
Beers < Co. are 10 Dc congratulated upon
the admirably satisfactory manner in
which they have conducted 50 important
an enterprise 20 SO fair q termination, and
though there may lie those who viii en-
deav1r 10 md sJne blemish in the work.
tae discriminating portion Oi our people
VIII tcliC!tste themselves upon the posses
sion 0f m atlas OF our county that viii r.
f.ct credit ugou g. and is Tesousces. II
is % valuable addition 20 works OF is class,
and one 10 which the warGuest ~reCOinuen-
g 'ian may safely he ziyeu.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

THERE Is nothing an unmarried man
likes better than 10 90 to a dinner at the
house OF a friend and be asked to carve the
turkey. He carved a turkey In his
lie, and with an old maid on one side of
him watching him closely. and on the
other side 4 fair young girl for whom he
has 3 tenderness. he feels embarrassed
when he begins. First he pushes the
knife down toward one OF the thigh Joints.
He cant find the joint, and he plunges
the knife around In searcl. of il until he
makes mince meat of the whole quarter Of
the fowl. Then he sharpens his knife
and tackles it again. At last. while maE-
ing a terrible dig. he hits the Joint sudden
~, and the leg flies into the maiden lady's
lap. while her dress front is covered win a
shower Of stufiing. Then he goes for the
other leg. and when the young lady tells
him he looks warm, the weather seems 10
him suddenly to become 400 degrees warm
er. This leg he finally pulls Loose with
his fingers. He lays il on the edge OF the
plate, and while he Is hacking at the wing
he gradually pushes the leg over on the
clean table cloth, and when he picks il 10
II slips from his hand into the gravy dish
and spiashes the gravy around for six
square yards. just as lie has made up his
mind that the turkey has no joints to its
wings, the host asks him If he thinks the
Indians can really be civilized. The girl
next tc him laughs, and he says he will
explain his views upon the subject after
dinner. Then he sops his brow with his
handkerchief and presses TIE turkey 50
hard with the fork thar it slides off the
dish and upsGtz a goblet Of water on
the girl next 10 him. Nearly frantic. he
g0Hses away again az the wings. geis
them of In 4 mutiiated condition. and digs
into the breast. Before he cant cut any oil.
the host asks him why he don't help out
the turkey. BeWiidered, he puts both
legs on 4 plate and hands theml to the
maiden lady. and then helps the young
girl 10 a plateful OF stuiiinE, and while
taking her plate in return. knocks over q
gravy dish. Then he sits down with the
calmness Of despair and fans himself with
a napkin, while the servant clears the
table He doesn't discuss the Indian cues
tion that dav. He goes horne at az early
our, and zpegls the algAL trying &c IL
eide whether To commit suicide or TO take
lessons IN carving.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

la department ceTks
Agc Eeai.s tu t-A pound q
sv-r a ta strelsa q L.
la Uole Sau
~I -vss
Le
AMI ARA -u Fr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
corRr -pRocEEDISGs.
CRIMINAL :

Com. vs.. w. J. RadcliG. false pretense.
GA information OF G. ID. Liehty. Verdict
Of not guilty but defendant to pay costs.
Com. IS. Henry Gondsr, larceny as
bailee, on information Of Peter Sipe. Yer
dict OF not guilty but defendant 10 pay
costs.
Com. vs.. Moses Peck and james Peck,
malicious mischief, On information of Laz-
aras Hochstetler. Verdict OF ROT guilty
bat defendant TO pay costs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
ORPHANS COURT SALE.


% Tlzus q an order q The p-za5 Cozu d
Ssalersst CaUnty. ths El-Lasf TN eEgE o.
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ssEasz4 4 usssAl rors7 s4s1zoA5

Un- AID aaer nay - 80. s1a1 81
IN asal1-. Srzs.zs-haG ps@x~u-ins
% the P " z Z. tE&atzf1s sszy y
- LIZ a--sr- NIL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

LIZ COLE G~nzrl tEzsf sga.l
K EEAN- Psaur AE.FE So
Z X HINDMAN SER Uu1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
Great Failure er the Milton
Gold JcweIry Co. in London.

= ~
Refaem1er se VIII sena 90 tAe -soye-namsd
TX articles. vhirh We haze retalet ros - ~ ~
lualL postptHl. ir ce~tL. OK I simple bts fr
u 50 and G-aCpe lots f0z -
Tie above -gurez are the prizes thee aa-is
-afe been rstalei Al in GEr iead.nz cities. We
me2tF14 these BSsres tg give yo4 Al tiea q the
gpciz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

ML.. ENHaaL Na NAA NV aAANAA|AaEH N+R
Is rstrbf1.. -bcaveuwart. c- as the schOo
DOW l.sth t. il fcacacs Jar up into the e,he
rex. h.Ge
ELDER James Dalsie. 0i Bellcionte
preached iu Tie Disciples meeting hoCs'
"a 1T LouIs Dav.
"
Ing In the Disciples church oa the 30th
P1.acnIn. at lU5 u'cl0cE a. ~. All are
cordially invited.
Sluasy on Joshua 81. opened by stat.
inn tast Joshua Was l-si Il was "a great
Shock tl iae congregation.
FISE Two lulooei hia Gloves all size'
NJ. TRrnurf
\, L Mammoth UI,,k
.r-r ..~tl.. fe.. r.msh. Hiinbs
aifl a n. la, he paid iar the hs- be bad
-,-r
.r-,T of the marker tbst
.i-.t 10 De offered un on Tie altas CD.
u.ss s-erasI. l--i-z E ~glr-- : 20 bl
rrr rf-rs or.- have commenced 80
r-.-l -r..- rsrr..- and wear that ls5A 81.
-- -- wI-e. means 'n1 uuts-
nm. answered grtl Christmas
H- HH and
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16
A Word

In the heat of the State and ma,
tional canvass, we may have express
ed ourselves with more force than
courtesy. Those who know us, know
that when we fight for cause, we
do so with all the power and energy
that We possess, We may have used
language that grated harshly upon
the ears of our Republican friends,
but it was not intended to give per.
sonal oficnsc. In a political cam.
paign we would desire to do nothing
calculated to make u lasting personal
division between us and our friends,
or to cause disagreeablc feelings
which should lingcr after the con,
test was over
When men, as was the case with
the Chairman of the Republican Ex,
ccutivc Committee, takes editorial
charge OF n paper and pours hot shot
into our ranks, duty compelled us &c
show that he was not identified with
our people, in order kill the effect Of
articles written weekly in the lfoni
torj and when men take the stump
or become candidates for Office, thciI
public and official lives are open &c
criticism, and to avoid a canvass oil
their public characters, they must be
above suspicion and beyond rcproach
For party success we have laid pub
lie actions of men before the com.
munity in no tender manner our
labors have been almost inccssant
for the past several months, and we
are glad to lay aside politics for 4
season and cater to the entire public
upon topics Of a less exciting nature
and more palatablo to- large mum.
bor Of our readers and certainly
moro pleasing to Yurclyc We are
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16
Girls who Sold their Hair TO Get
Hama

Two Bellies of this city lately came
home from Philadelphia short Of their
wealth of raven trcsscs. After they
had taken in all the points at the big
show aud had made many purchases
before they knew it they had spent
all their money, aud what was worse
had lost their return excursion tick
cts, They had no friends in Phila.
delphia and no time towritc to Read
ing. They therefore resolved to
make q raise; so they skipped away
into u barber shop and struck a bar.
grain for their back hair The sha-
Yer offered S375 each for what they
had In u short time they were
nicely shorn, and thus they were able
to got back to their native land
Ruin7 Iqqf.