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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23
THEELECTORAL QUESTION.
Chief Justice Church Opposed toll no
Present System.

Albany. Observation-Disclosures
tice Church, in his room at Congress
Hall, Albany, conversed freely as with
an old acquaintance upon the questions
of law and right which have been raised
in respect to the election in the three
doubtful states: but he was decidedly
unwilling that most OF the dialogue
should be treated as 4 matter tor publl-
ltion. "A snort horse" observed the
Judge. pointedly, 'is soon curried."
Consequently can only record little
Of what he said upon one or two points.
II have always apprehended,' said he,
.that the greatest source OF danger to
the peace of the country would some
time prove to be this very one-thc
counting OF the Presidential vote after q
close canvass. The danger seems to
inhere in the machinery OF the present
electoral system"
Is there i better way to elect the lres>
idento Have you any sympathy with
the notion OF popular vote''
Not the least
.Why?"
1T won.d be contrary to the genius.the
structure OF our institutions. 1t would
tend to obliterate State lines. to erase
the rights of the minority. TO concentrate
and consolidate the government. These
are things we ought ever toavoid.
How about an electoral district system
"a system dividing each state into
electoral districts. and letting the peo>
pie OF every district vote for shclr own
seperate Presidential elector?'
That would have similar effect-to
obscure State divisions, to dwarf states,
to proven, them from acting as units.
should oppose anything which had 8
tendency 10 detract from the dignity oil
the several states and thus to magnify
the influence upon states OF the general
government, whose sufficient functions
are defined in the Constitution, 1t Is .
curious tact. continued the Chlef-Jus-
tice. that every great national disturb
ance. has been produced by the inter
yention Of the Federal Government il
ahDrs which concerned States. The
I'm led States Bank disturbance. the null
tication disturbance. were cases in point
So. when the South demanded that Con
cress should decide the question OF ex'
tending slavery into the Territories. s.
when Congress, at the beck of the Noru
undertook to adjudicate upon the SLAYER,
! and other questions. the decision o
which properly rested with each state b,
/ ITSELF"
Il The South forgot its doctrine of Stat
rights when it thus applied to Con
9 gresss"
. ..Yes, or had not tAen formulated it
! Have you, then. no idea in your owl
i mind Of ) better system Of electing Presi
dent and Vice PRESIDENT
An idea, yes. Bot have NOT con
. sidered the subject thoroaghly in the ligf
< OF present circumstances. ny opinio
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23
BEACONSFlELD.

r. Disraeli on his elevation to the peer
e took slice, Of the motto OF the
Cartny's, Their sentiment was foNl
fdelt Mill diGlcilc. Lord Beacons-
Id has left out get fdeis." Why?
rs the Cork Examiner: docs he mod
lily believe that the higher qualities
tnifed by the term .fdch had no share
his achievements We may add that
!. 8, by our East Indian exchanges
1t the Empress drops he title Of De-
: der of the Faith" in India as Insult
lie to the religions Of that country.
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.NOILlYO LNYLHOdKI

None are genuine unless the ignature OF }.
HAYDocK, as agent for the United States. sur
rounds each box OF Pills, and Ointment. a
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead to the
detection OF any party or parties counterfeitins
the medicine or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
*,.*Seld at the mandatory by Professor
HOLLOWAY Il Co. New York, and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers In medicine
throughout the civilized world, i'll boxes at 20
cents, 50 cents and 81. each.
EeTThere is considerable saving by taking
tn. larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each box
Office, ll2 Liberty Street.
NEW YORK
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23
BAUDE,

aaron Baude, the new French ambas-
for extraordinary and minister plen>
near the Holy See, is one Of
French diplomatists who conducted
negotiations forpeace between France
4 Germany in 1871. His admirable
duct at that memorable time, his
,lpleie self>control under the biting
BASINS and brutal. cowardly insnlts OF
ian, the Prussan Plcnipotentiary, and
subsequent record at BRUSSELS, give
'eason to hope that he will! worthily
resent ut Rome, not SO much the
/ cy OF Decazes, as France, the first
ghter Of the Church.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23

An agent for the sale of some houses
Gid article attempted to mount the
cps of a house recently, but dog came
FOUND the corner and took halt yard
foloth from the back Of his coat. The
ian was sliding out when~ the owner
the house came and asked: Ibid
use dog bide you?" "He didn't bite
ae, hut he ruined my coat. was the
,ply. "My goot friend. excuse dose
% if he did, bide YOU. He is q
pung dog now, but by and by he shall
Ike holt of some agents and eat their
ines ride out ofthem. He bides q coat
wv, but he shall soon do PETER"
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1876.

A school master tells the following
hood one: Il was teaching in quiet
ountry village. The second morning
fmy session l had leisure'to survey my
urroundings. and among the scanty
Jrnture l espied three>legged stool.
S this the Ounce block? | asked little
irl of five. The dark eyes spark,ied
,e.:curls nodded assent, and the ups
ipppled out, l guess so; the teacher al
avs sits on it. The stool was unoccup-
ID that term.
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other attempt is to be made TO force
British Parliament measure in
OF the closing OF public houses in
nd on Sundays. The agitation this
is being renewed under very en-
,ging circumstances. and the pros
OF success are brighter than las;
At 4 recent conference. held in
n. OF the Sunday Closing Associa-
resolutions were adopted to push on
smpaign with undiminished vigor.
rs were read from some oil the most
guished men of the day iudorsing
sneral principles and actions OF the
alton. Mr.. Gladstone went so far
assure them that they are near the
The basis upon which this move
rests is the assumption that the
,th has sacred character which
/ not be desecrated by the iadis-
latc sale of liquors or other articles
a: and that in such there is not
violation Of the day but positive
to the health and morality OF the
unity. In the opinion OF the Re-
OF Dublin that city is fast
ing y sink Of intoxicat;oa, and OF
aniiold crimes which disgrace and
) the country the greatest part Of
are traced to the drinking habits Of
ople. II is difficult to see how the
,ment can refuse to accept the
&c rendered. or fail to appreciate
,essity for the Sunday suppression
curse OF all cities, nations ant
mites.
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For Stomaches Out Of Order,

No medicine will SO effectually improve the
tone of the stomach. as these Pills; they re-
move all acidity occasioned either by intem-
perance or improper diet. They reach the
liver and reduce it to a healthy action; they are
wonderfully etficacious in cases OF spasm- IN
fact they never fail in curing all disorders OF
the liver and stomach.
HALLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known
in the world fol- the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious complaints, Blotches on the
Skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility ,'Dropsy,
Dysentery, Erysipelas. Female irregularities,
Fevers OF all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, lndi-
gestion, inflammation, Jaundlce, Liver Com
plants, Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Reten-
ton Of urine, Scrofula or Kings EVIL, sore
Throat, Stone and Gravel Tic ouloureux.
Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, Weak
ness from any cause, etc.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23

uE9 WILLIAM RYAN, 5. J.-At the
ra&ively early age If 81. Father
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Mark These Facts.
rHE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
uOI.I.OWAY.S PILLS.

"I.had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them in
the house."
CDR. Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronic
81 gave one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera lrorbus he dear little thing got
well in a day"
"My nausea of morning is now cured.''
s:Your box OF Holloway's Ointment cured
me Of noises in the head. rubbed some OF
your Ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has left"
ssSend me two boxes; want one for poor
family
81 enclose dollar your price is % cents,
bnt the medicine to me is worth dollar.
ssSend me five boxes OF your Pills"
sLet me have three boxes Of your Pills by
return mail. to- Chills and Fever"
have over 200 such testimonials as these,
but want OF space compels me to conclude.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23
SEIZURE OF THE MONTeZUMA'

AvANA, November.-l is reported
the steamer Montezuma was seen
tho Tortagus Islands off the Ven
u coast making tor Laguayra. \
ish war ship has gone in pursuit.
eve witness OF the seizure oil tho
alzema says eighteen passengers.
women, came aboard at Puerto
/. The man demanded the surreu-
the steamer in the name OF the
olic OF Cuba. The female passen>
on the Montezuma were apparently
nplices, having made various de-
STATIONS alter the capture OF the
aer in favor OF the captors. The
b Of the vessel consisted OF fifty
j, some two thousand bags OF coffee,
bags of corn, and numerous pack
OF dry goods from st. Thomas.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23

In all diseases affecting these organs, wheth-
err they secrete too much or TOO little water; or
wether they he afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled i'll the loins over
the regions of the kindeys, these Pills should
BE- taken according to the printed directions,
and the Ointment should be well rubbed into
the small OF the back at bed time This treat
nent will give almost immediate relief when
all other means have failed.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23
For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment
is most invaluable. 1t does not heal extern
ally alone, but penetrates with the most search
Ing tf.cts to the very root OF the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases 80
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS
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which viii give you al particulars, and vii.
be sent in plain and sealed envelope.
Do not risk your health or happiness for 4
lifetime, but 90 and send It once to the ply
stefan, whose business it i, and be will fully
restore Won to health.
Direct Letters, DR. DELOSS,
Drawer IA, DETROIT, r o. Mich.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-06
To Teachers.

POINT PLEASANT, Dec 20, 1915,
Mr., Editor
YoS wifi please notify the teach
crs, and public generally, of the post
poncmcnt of the County Teachers
Association, which was to BE held at
Mason city the 10Th and 30th of this
month, according to programme
until the 3rd and 18th os March, 1876,
| think this postponcment advisa-
bic, first, from the prevalence Of the
smallpox in this town, from which
some of the patrons of the Associa-
ton must come; second, because of
tile reluctance on the part of those
teaching in the ruraittsstricts tomin-
gle with persons coming from the
infected localities; and thirdly |
think it would be an imposition TO
ask the kind and intelligent people
of Mason City for ancxtcnsion of
their Inequalities to the teachers,
until thislo 0thsomcstourgeha has made
itsdisoppcoroncc
c, i, llIoGG
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LEGAL
TRUSTEESl SALB!

DY virtue Of the provisions OF d Deed OF
ID Trust, executed m the undersigned,
Trusted, by Wilson s. Rotsh aid #iie, on
the S4th day of April, 1915 u secure 10 L,
j. Trims & Co., the payment OF a certain
note for SSH. 40. with interest thereon from
the said 24th day OF April, 1919, which said
note is fully described in said Deed Of
Trust, Witch is duly OF Record in the MI
son Cohhiy Court Clerks Office, in Trust
Deed Book No; 2, iolio AIS, &c,, to which
reference may be had: lshall proceed to
sell by wdy OF public auction, at the front
door Of tht Cour; House OF Mason County,
On Thursday, the P8d day of De-
cember, 1875,
the land described in said Deed of Trust
containing 3Db atres, lying in Mason Coun-
IS, aBnut two miles from Buffalo, oil the
opppsltt site OF tile Kanawli1 Rivtt. Said
land il well adapted for farming purposes
is well improved and is contiguous TO
school houses, CHURCHES, and TO the flour
ing mill at Buffalo, Rs we'll rs the stores Of
that place.
Title to said land is perfect, but selling as
Trustee will convey only such title as is
vested in me.
TERMS OF sALE-CASH.
JOHN T.. TIAIAIS, Trustee.
dee. 2-iw,
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS;

WEST VIRGINIA, IS;
A Y Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
n the County Court OF Mason County on
the first Monday in November 1879.
Marshall n. lIurd, Guardian for Charles
Isaac Perrino, Plaintiff,
vs.,
Charles Isaac Perrine, G. o. Pcrripe and
Sarah Eliza Pcrrinc, his wife, Defts.
In ChanCery.
The object OF this suit sto sell the undivi-
dcd interest by decree Of Court Of Charles
Isaac PcfrinC, m infant, in and to certain
tract of land lying in Mason County, West
Virginia, commonly known rs the sc. O..
pcrrine trnCl," or the "llNwthonc tract"
and to invest the proceeds Of said splu for
the use and benefit OF said Charles IsNNc
Pcrrine. And II appearing by affidavit fl
led with the papers OF this cause, that the
said Charles Isaac Pcrfinc, G, o, Pcrrinc
and Sarah Eliza Perrne, his wife, the De.
icndnnts, are nOn.residents' of the State Of
West Virginin, II is ordered that they do
appear here at Rules to be held in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF said
County ON the first Monday IN the month
Of December, 1875, and dowhat Unnecessary
toprotcCt their interest inthis suit
Tcsle,-E KlMBERl.lNG, Clerk,
by Joseph III Holloway Deputy
liogc, Timms & Schun, soils
dec, 2. W.
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This paper has been gotten out un-
der difficulties that have kept us in
constant excitement since Monday.
The smallpox broke out on 9th st.,
in the suburbs of the town Sunday
which was the signal for sensation
alists to start all kinds of rumors,
and because we expressed our opin-
ion freely, in order to allay the ex-
citoment, have been denounced most
bitterly. We live near the infected
neighborhood, and have more at
stake thai any of those who talk
aboutus. We do not propose to give
anybody the small pox; have never
been exposed to it; and i we were,
believe we have both honorand sense
enough to confinc ourself and family
at home. There has not been an
hour since Sunday, that rumors have
not been brought to us of some
threat against us. We are willing to
submit to anyquarantinc regulations
that treat all alike, be he rich or
poor, black or white.
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Notice

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF WEST Va,
PoIST PLEASANT, Dec 9th, 1875.
TNlIE Annual Meeting Of tllr stoclshod.
/ crsof this Bank, for the election OF Di-
rcttorsiwill he hcldNtthcr Banking House,
on Tuesday, January llth 1915.
dec, 2-td. T. STRIBLlNG, Cashier,
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TERMS OF SALE:
Trust Sale of House and Lot in The
Town of Buffalo, West Virginia!

IN pursuance OF the provisions of Deed
| OF Trust executed to the undersigned
Trustee by Mary L. Wilson, and ZaliSsa Il.
Wilson and Mamie f. Wilson, on the l4th
day OF November, 1873, to secure to Chas
" WNggcner the payment OF certain notes
therein described; which is duly of record
in the Putnam county Court Clerk Office,
in Trust Deed Book No. ], folio 20l, to
which reference may be had, | shall pro-
coed to sell by way Of public auction on the
promises, in the town OF Bnllalo, on
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For Remit

EOR RENT, for one or more years 80 or
Il 800 acres Of kannwhn Bottom Land,
rich and in fine condition, good houses and
water Fourteen miles above Charleston,
Address 10, DICKINSON,
Goalburgh, KanNwha Co., W. Va,
dee, 2lnN.
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Thursday. the 18th day 0fFebru-
AIRY. 1870.

the lots II land and appurtenanccs, desert.
bed in said Trust Decd, said hts being
known and designated on the plan OF said
town as Lots Nos, u, containing 81 square
poles, and part OF lot No. IS, containing n
fraction less than one-half acre, There is
situated upon said lots, II good large and
commohurs Tavern House, formerly known
as the Buffalo House," now known us the
"Rophine House." with good stable and all
necessary outbuildings, also u good store
house, near the Hotel. This is good
stand for an cntcrprisingman to open a no.
tel and store. Title perfect,
Terms OF sale, cash
JOHN L. TINIMs, Trustee,
doc. 03-4w.
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A LII the type now in this Office Is entire.
IA ly new We have all the late STYLES Of
card and poster type, and lIatter ourscli
Tint woc0n do rs good worlas any office
IA the state, Give us0 trial
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In another column will be found
the advertisement of Mcssrs. Simp-
son & Howard, Attorneys. These
gentlemen are too well known to our
readers 10 need praise at our hands.
In dispensing your fayors give them
Il call.
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1snl dns IF January, 1870,
Commissioners Sale of Land!

IN pursuance of the terms and provisions
| OF a decree of the Circuit Court of Ma
son County, West Virginia, rendered on
the 9TH day OF October, 1919, in certain
Chancery cause therein pending in which
Titus B. Eldridgc is complainant, and Rcu-
ben A. Vance is Defendant, |, the under
signed, Special Commissioner thereby ap-
pointed; shall on the
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18th day of january, 1876.

at the froHt door bf the Court House OF said
county, proceed to sell by way OF public
auction. the tract Of land In the bills and
proceedings described MS containing two
hundred acres, more or less, situated on
the waters OF the Kuildwhn Five Mile
Crook
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TERMS OF SAIf2

Cash as to 50 Cent. Of the purchase mo-
ney and the residue on credit OF six and
twelve months; bonds With good security
bearing interest from day Of sale will be re-
quircd for the deferred instruments, and the
tile will be rstHinca rs a further security.
JOHN w. ENGLISH,
dec l6-4w Special Commissioner.
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The above sale is postponed until the
18th day OF January, 1876, for the want OF
bidders. JOHN T. TIMMS,
dee. 80, lS75.-iwr Trustee.
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The Weekly Register.
LOCAL MATTERS.
The latest Register is ON sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.

IOlIll 4 liAlFNih AfF''N f"Nf'''
SMALL-Pox.-Since our last issue
there has been one or two more cases
Of smallpox. The new cases report
ed are among the colorcd people
The cases among the white people
are nearly abatcd, and no new cases
among the whites are reported
While the corporate authorities may
have done all in their power, so fur
ms the law is concerned, to confne
the disease, yet we believe if they
had taken the responsibility to go
beyond the law, by adopting extreme
measures, its spread might have been
prevented. The trouble was, the
authorities moved too slow in the
first place. The disease now being
among the colored people, it is hard
TO tell when it will stop. These pco-
pie are hard to control and confine,
and they are always running around
from house to house, regardless Of cX-
posure to the disease or anything
else, Quarantine regulations have
been adopted in thcnew locality, and
Il fence has been put up across the
street to prevent the passage of pco-
pie; but Of what use is the fence, UNI
less there isa guard. The very fact
Of a fence being there prevents no
one from coming out, as they climb
over it with IMMUNITY. Special po-
lice have been appointed, but of what
use are they, unless they guard the
quarantine districts, and enforce the
orders of the town authorities and
confinc the people to the bounds of
the quarantine?
MAEmED.-At the residence of Mr..
Thomas Fowler, Pleasant Flats, on
the Both of December, by Rev. W. Z,
Hill, Miss Ella Fowler to Mr.. James
+. Clcndincn.
At the residence of Mr.. B. +. But
Ter in this city, on Thursday evening,
December 9oth, 1873, by Rev. George
{, WiIding, Mr., I,conidaS NJ. Rhoadcs
to Miss Olive II. Sisson, all of Point
Pleasant.
At the residence Of the brides pa
rents in Pleasant Fats, on Thursday
afternoon, Dcccnbcr23, 1915, by Rev.
George G. Wilding, Mr.. Samuel Fo-
elcSmg to Miss Martha Il. Stewart,
all Of this county.
At the rrsidcncc-of the brides pa
Fonts, un Monday December
9Th, 1870, by Rev. George c. Wild
ing, Mr.. Emory J, Middlcwart of
.AfntilJ, u .,,n,nr,,i,In 81 To,n.,
Groyn lto.,,, a,,',,,,. w. ~ w. LOCUST
ON December DOL ,s-5 =, tLo VOC.
id.nrr ,r tn Lr;Jos, n,ront, Ar
Wm 4 f.ona If ,y,,a,, ,nmn.,. w.,
yirc;ui, to Wi,. s lila p Wi,,hoit
d,ugI,trr NJ I,nt,.tt Utl,Loit E,o If
Noodiord county, Ky.
On New Ycor's eve, a grand ball
Was given at the risitIcprc Of Wm.
brown, Esq. in Pleasant Flats. It
had a large delegation of gentlemen
nnd indies from this place, Those
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-06

The Cornstalk Cornct Band assist
ed by the best musical talent of this
place will give grand vocal and in
strumcntal Concert at the Court
House, at an early day. This Con
cert was to have taken place some
weeks ago, but on accounted the prev
alcncc of smallpox in our midst, was
postponed. We hope the smallpox
will abatc sufficiently to enable the
Band to give our readers this rare
treat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-06

The bridge over Crooked Creek on
the Kanawha road, has fuIlcn in, so
that the passage of teams is proven.
ted. This has been a costly bridge to
the county, and when it isrcbtilt an
iron one should be erected, as matter
oc economy.
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We regret to record the fact, that
John y. Timms, Esq met with a
very painful accident on Saturday
evening, while coming off the wharf
boat; lac caught his foot between the
staging and wharGboot, spaining
his ankle.
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While quarantine is now the order
of the day, we suggest that the cows
be quarantined, toprevent them from
eating up the Church mats; as one of
the lean kind started off with the
nat from Brother Lacy's Church, last
Sunjay,
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The public schools started up last
Monday with Il very fair attendance,
The precautionary measure of vac
cination will be rigidly enforced
The scholars from the lately infected
District will be admitted, as soon as
the health officers deem it safe for
them to attend.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-06

Robinson Grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry, will have public installa-
ton at Pleasant Flats Presbyterian
Church next Saturday. Judge r, S.
Brown of Jackson, will deliver the
address.