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RICHMOND, Va. Oct. F.-George Smoot white,
and Isaac ho~ell. colored Eihed snd Ben Ford.
ooored fatally injured By the Iploson OF four boiler.
to-day AT thr Caroon Hlll coal mines Goochand coun
~, fourteen mics from his city. he II the
clleht was cArelessnesa AUHing the water In tue
DOiiers TO come exhausted. and then turning cold
wafer re were thirtren boilers In all about the
mines Several ounding- IN the vicinity we're wreoKed.
w one IN the lnlnes hurt,
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Another influential Republican for T,,d.u

ALBANY, Oct. l7.-James Il. CnIe OF Auourn,
Que Of the original Aboionists aud founders OF the
Repubiran party has announced his adherence to I'll
den and Hendricks and Is makug Democratic H. eechrs
10 me western par " s,a.o. lie Is Oruth"r OF
Bi hop Coke, kpi copll Bishop OF Western New YORK.
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In the case OF Capt. josiah Gnndle, who
was accused OF killing "Lung Tom" seaman, by
tricng up nOggne. IN tie bar6 St Mars the Jury
disagreed yesleIlAi, ahd Capt. Grulc was released
Messrs FAbDrl a thAunccy Of south street becoming
hls bOudsnen In $4,000.
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4 Panic iu the Lonaon stock Market.

he Stock Exchange IN some II the foreign bond this
ailernoon, principlly In Russian. wllch have oeon
lHtfsY unrttn Al decline ui ~ 10 .. hungarian were
fgl plan, Purusufse Uruguay, and Austrian, Y to
:. Peruvian, u TO A.. and Fren, b. y.
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Fire was discovered 10 Grammar schooly34. in
Broome street. near willot. after the pupils had be
sent homo TO dinner Vesterday, The nre, which wss
speedily extnkuished. caught IRON the telling and
mus IN .th Thich tne steam pkes are cyered. ki.ht
hundred and nfty puDis attend this SCHOOL
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AD,.,,usu,.heu Clergyman Dying.

Tho Rev. Jonn r. Durbin Is dyine In his home
at2i0 81 twenty third street He was strc ken with
npOpeIy SATURDAY., Dr. Guernsey said last evening
that he could not recover, Or DurOln for many
We rs Prcsident Dickinson College, and att rward
Secretary OF the Methodist Missionary society Hchis
IA rOn, Alexander, aud Two uAuYhters, Mrs, Ilc cher
liarper Jr AMI Mrs. Wniitakor lie Is oYer So years
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SYRACUSE. Oct. 1.-THE village OF Jordan,
onondsga county. was yesterday devaststed by ore,
The Muntoe block, owned by H. s. SperY. ana occu.
peu by business nrs w,tn tue soI icent Dudin o. be
iuR the enllrc Ousesa portion Uf tue &c, con.
eumua The loss IL e6l 600 Insured for about ESQ 900
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safe Burglary Harrington to ,,und Ills Trial

WASHINGTON. Oct. T-lheTe is authority for
"a INK thal Mr., harrington who Is charged with con
sprncy connection with the alleged burglary
~ith receiving brbe from Hppr H. sat rr does
lot contemplate making Hih tmrut, nor pleadug
gully, but tat ht intends HshlnS ual by lnfJ on tue
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Rising barometer. colder and generally cleay
We thr hcey) fTOs ami winds Ncerng TO northesA
aud later tO southeast, with faIlng barometer,
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The Therm omeIer IN sew Ork YesterdRy ,.
o. AZ II NJ b5s $50 T.. 1885, d, 49, o. 43'i IL, AZ
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Two souls With but single thought,
Two hearts tlat beat as One

The Dem ocratic party ask the people Of the
country q lepuuiate. ut once and forever, the
party "f Addition, Division anu Silence. Ar.
canton spike at ieng ~ frauds. including
Custom House. Army. Navy, Whiskey aud Post
lrsdership frauds, alt the fruit Of Gr.n i'm. Ia
conclus on. he sHid tn the one means II Geliy.
erence from this accursed system Of Grantsm ID
the election to the otfce oi President Of the iu-
trepid keiormer. Samuel J. 1llden
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COZ. WILLIAM ALIENS views.
His Counsel TO Ohio Democratic What . Re-
publican Triumph " ouid Mean.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE following
toleRraphic correspondence Is Of interest;
CoLvsBUs, Ohio. Oct II.
Coz. "Hl.dn hii,n. CbihLrofhs.
large number OF representative o no Democrats
wall meet mere tomorrow TO take counsel tOgetht
TO the situation. There IL genera nave you
present, and We hope you can be h"re Answer
JonS q. THOMPSON, Chairman.
The following is Gov. Aliens ieuly:
CHILLIcorHK. ONO, Oct IT.
The non. John @, Ihomp,on, Chairman, cyianisIs,
Ohfl
Il viii oe impos ible for TO be present but wish
TO say that earnestly advise every Democrat In the
STATE to voe for ltlden ana for the last
moment OF the contest In he cXist state Of tuihgs
the tiumph OF the Rerub ic IaTty NOulO turu over
tins great country to bankruptcy and anarchy to ie
rule OF the sword welded bJ fools tor brnt ut OF
knayes w ALLEN
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the RECORD OF GRANT.
The Cioud that shades n Good II not t.rent
Generals brilliant Reputation

At a meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
critic Union CLUB, last evening, Henry l.. Clin-
ton, Esq, delivered an address upon the vital
Issues of the Presidential canvass. The speaker
paid glowing tribute to Grant as a General and
miiit ~ leader, and compared his record In tn {
capacity with that which he will leave behind
him on vacatins toe Presidential char. OR nt-
Ism. the speaker said, ts synonymous with loo
oerv, frand. and plunder. Will the people con
tlnue Grsnlism for four years longei2 Gen.
orsnt apo Gov. Hayes are IN entire accord. They
have
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The following ofiici i report OF the Judges of
Awards wi sios concfIu eiV tna tns HIaHKsT HoSORe
~ he git oi tue Cent nniai authOrtius re unun'.
n"uslg award d 10 SrEiSwAy sons The rep RI
bpeaNs for ltself. and rus uu a III.
ea comparison with other puOsned reports Is rcs Get
fully aOnCtcd.
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FR

100000 ASSURANCE
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NJ NUb'- W -tl y. WOOD
" ttaNlNG AT g.
C. W. BARRY aui LOt is ALDRICu
~ 1lfk SPY.
NJ NrlNIl nto. ROLL. or THE nHTfN

NllfiI. at hNLi. or lIE nhIM'
! tV ND oponnyof the Chateau Mlb.l3 NlriOtlea I
$50 g.. aNt 4''u So. ON lay evening, Feb. 10,
l| uf. 100 . 4i fhe Ate-t pDl+.lu H'astiil. ~
eisl.i ,li' 'e flcn. boxes. spicie-t entertainment
ln N.H trf.
~ t1ii. NliNf rar Guh annual luylmtiun pan VI
IA lNc llnU OI'rlru Ars.tlIiiol, errerO's Asipu,
iY kIu'us, ltmNluy llNi, F'p. lA.
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5NaultN--- 7tm,'tS

VAST FfnsTCLAss OPERATORS IN WHEELER
3 WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, propelled by
steam. Apply NINTH STIR ct ENTRANCE before
"a. ~. proalwav and 9TH It,
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DEATHS PER 1909 POLICIES.

We DO not yet know what the average Of all the
companies Tor last wear IS hut the PRECEDENT OF one
company has sid TIC deaths have been very heavy.
and the lev repors published show fearful gain in
death 10 sc' one company paying about round n..l
Ion more this year than Il dii the year before. But
tho American Popular siriaee to say had a SIN
smaller number than ths ya.rp previous
Now, vita such exc cIinsy small losses among the
Beet Grades" cannot nlra to ia-are as It offers,
100000 ASSURANCE
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$4,000 ASSURANCE

Now we wish very distinctly to call attention to the
iaeaoois that are Jay by day, circulated oy parties
Interested in opposition to tnisnew system. They as
scri tha tie above assurance afforded by any
company; that Il will soon broak, etc, etc.
Now, In proof that his company can afford 10 do as
II promises tae following tAures submitted chow
irs how and why It can a-Jra tai. premium.
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no not confound this with any merely new fea
""pians" etc, OF the "oi plans. since It differs
hercfrom entirely In every respect. except name It
is entirely new In
a. OBJECT
f2) Pnncipls.
90 Method.
90 Mode
90 Results
IT. oDJEo ia protection &c, speculation or invest.
mcn
itsPRiNCiPLE consists IN the Grading" OF risks In
accord with the character Of oach thereby much
reducing he rates II Best Grades"
lite METHOD is 70 insure Tor any period desired ana
TO require the payment Of premium ADVANCE for one
year OF gu t,er etc. making the premium Of each year
only the Of yer the cheapest and best
possible method.
Its MODE sto "REBATE" toe premium each year
that an examination az desiredJ shows the " condi.
ton" to be good" which secures very large advan-
tsge to such persons
la RESULTS arc astonishing TO ALL
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| CNNNSCHltNts.
177G. 1879.
MARTHA wAsHtNGTON RECEPTION
AND
CENTENNIAL TEA PARTY
At rHs
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
IRVING HALL and NILSSON HALL.
on TUE
EVENING OF FEBRUARY 90, 1870
IN AID OF
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL
ST. JOINS GUILD.
Mrs1c NY GRAFuLLAs SEVENTH REGIMENT
BAND, BERNsTEfN's ORCHESTRA AND
DONNlNG's MYTH REGIMENT BAND.
GRAND DISPLAY on Tng COSTUMES.
DECORATIONS. RELICS. AND
SOCIAL CUSTOMS or i77J.
DOORS oPES AR & O'CLOCK.
THE PATRIOT FLAG"
composed ey'rc' y Tor the occasion. by e. r. Horsey
Will be rendered al o 80 o'clock, with
500 by sOusr
AND CHORUS OF VOLUNrEER SINGERS FROM
TIE ChOil's or rHlN1rY PARISH.
THE MINuET
Will be danced inmedlltoy aferward. under tho dircc
ton Of W. u. De Garno.
GRAND ENTREE
or THREE HUNDRED LADIES ~ THE COS
TUNES or i57o, writ THEIR ESCORTS.
AT io O'CLOCK.
MARTHA wAsniSGroN TEA PARTY IN IRVING
NALL.
BALL AT THE AcA1eMY OF MUSIC
SUPPER IN NILSSON HALL
DurinG the evening an Overture entitled
1.-THE GREAT REPO BLIC,"
arranged Tor the occasion ty George +. Drstow. VIII
Nv l.t'S'i'V. ny ,.r.......,... ..,........
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WANT FnisT.CLAss DEsseHAKERs WHO can
take measures cut 90 and Trim NDnn but experts need
apply before O'Clock, ~ MASADLu's DLJh. broad.
way and iOfh a.
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fsNO PLlMOI IA.
a ErG1 AND,
DIRECT.

GENERAL TRANsArLAN rIC COMPANY.
stl.nE nom Tier 49, Norih aYlr, toot Of Borrow ST.
ANtlHQlf ,P3I7lN. SATURDAY. Feb. 10
4 MAR ftit, ~ rd..,,.....,,Nt EuAl, Nircl 1
lrce OF tassifo n gold Qnculg- viucl fret cabin.
ca ln, az Ih.ru, $50. -A
ltiuru tickets 10 reduced rates.
SiceHgr. t,8, with superior Instrumentation nd In
eludlhB all hecessar!es without cVtra rhirze '
LOUIS DE- bkBlAN, AGENT
~ hmm .--r
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9'6Il0 a00 t,o5mi.
St,tu1,lt1 M Ru.up.
DENNsYLyA,IA RAIDuONo.

Z tt.AI IlN. Nk lIAE
AND l.llhp NIAiL MAIL EpUTg.
Trans leave ~ llk VIA i'.Ifls-rs tud lortlandt
Strfris Ftirle-. d. Iullns.
tAur p 'ur lur hlr., fsp1rghtln West and South,
WIN, lliii'r fltc cara 1fi t'ufl $3.50 4. " o and
SD J.. II. SUNDAY AMI N.'1'. NJ
f9r w ,tm'p4rt nhi L1cS Htytn AZ 03) A. NJ and
e,tl a, N, Fll rytul tr' N;'l 70. w. couucctin I
ei cory FOR iln4tlle' Petroleum Ccufrr, and tns
FW rNnm -, "aAnron. a1l ua South. "Limit,
,A,elt sunday $3.50 A. Mi arrIyo Washington $40
/; kc,'mrnt 3 io A. NJ, aulOP .Al sunday 0
EApr9sa for Phruepna, z. 7ao, slo o9l \. A.. 1850.
q l.il b, y Z, 4. g J.. VI. AMI ~ u o.. Slnuly D.,
.. 4 $3.50, aAaO r. NJ, EalsIant ana Second cass,
Fer trains 20 Newark Elizabeth Rlhwly, Princeton,
trenton, feu1 IAN ~, Flr1iu-tuu, Few ler' and
a. olhei lniuls hrr local -'nrdu os al l tickrt oices
Tri sarrNe: From Pltit1ur-h. h.li nud 1880 A ~
ana g90f, y, daily 1912 A. N. ami 40 II NJ daily,
except MDnlly FrAn Wlelnnstoa aud BAiimore
U@9 W. 49,, Mi1, aud lO27 T. NJ. sunday d %
a. ". FRO fniniclYlil, 5.lD, N3l H.jl lO.lj il9O
iiioi M"2l1. iJl, il5. dln. 40. Sii O.2O Id27
ana lu;2l +. NJ. 49, ''' ''''' '~'
Ticket onlecs, 531 and On broadway Astor House
hnu io4i OF u sDi9ssea aud CHrandt streetsi Court
street. BfooHlyn, H. llG ana ll8 Hudson street Io.
DoAol' Emisrart ticket Once battery place
ID. NJ. lloyd. JR,
EBANV rno,,so, General Passenger Agent
General Manager
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a Wv NtD express wagon. AZ Aood as new. n fDi
f,ahi va, IS. liu,t hc sold llquire &C u N!Ol
49, " ''' CT ~9'A 49, " ~ "a ave- -StA ~
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BOYS CLOTHING
DEPART MEMT.
LORD G TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND 2Orn ST.

N"7'" WI nv" ~V'TH ~
LORD TAYLOR respectfully announce that they
have THOEOtGnLY RFORGANizFD the ABOva
DEPARTMENT, and are now manufacturing an ~.
TIRE LINE o. BOYS and CniLpEEN's SUITS. tx.
iELssLI for tie COMING SEASON. comprising tie
LATEST STYLES and NOVELTIES In JOCKEY, DER
by. ENGLISH WALKING ana RlLT SUITS
These goods are being mado ESPECIALLY FOR our
RETAIL TRADE IN the most FASHIONABLE Sly LRs
Of English. FRENCH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN
CLOTHS rni CASSlMEREs Of this SPRINGS INPOR
1ArioNs. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE ON ma
PREMISES, IN THE MOST THOROUGH MANNER
AT SHORT NOTICE.
This department is now under the manae, meat %
Mr. J. Lynch, who has for many years been con.
nected win the leading Rroadw y houses
sS Rules for scif.measlrement sent % an parts Of
onr coUrtrj free Of expense.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
A Republicans Opinion.

To the Editor of The TIMEs:
In behalf of \ large class of the
Republican voters of Lyon County,
| icsirc to make a suggestion to the
County Central COMMITTEES through
your columns. Four years ago re-
spectacle number OF Republican
voters joined in the then popular
movement Of the "lndepsndents"-
men who, no doubt, conscientiously
disapproved of second term Of
President Grants administration and
so chose rather to cast their votes for
Horace Greeley, lifelong Aboli-
zionist and sound Republican. The
attempt to form new national politi-
cal party upon the ruins of both the
Democratic and Republican parties,
proved a failure. Thousands of men
and good Republicans, however,
throughout the country, were, for
the hour, fascinated with the pros
meets of the "new-departure."
Two wears ago a feeble attempt
was made to make the Independent
party u power in this County and
State, as it was in California.
This year the Republicans have
selected as their candidaee for fresi-
dent man of unexceptiolable
honesty and undoubted ability-the
yery ideal candidate for whom the
Liberals had in vain sought. The
Independents have, therefore, dis
banded their organization and pro-
pose everywhere throughout the
Uuion to work with the Republicans
for the election OF Hayes and
Wheeler We go out gladly to meet
and welcome them to our support.
In this Coul,y, however. the Re
publicaus, by the action of their
Central Committee, have placed an
impossible barrier, in the shape OF
the "test" adopted to govern at the
coming primaries. in the way OF the
Liberals who would join us and So
unite the party. A test simply re-
quiring pledge to vote the Repub-
li~an National and State tickets at
the ensuing election. it seems, ought
to be sufficient. Why not seek to
unite rather than to continue the
breachl
Your correspondent, in his ass s,cia-
tions with men of all classes, finds
that there is not little feeling upon
this subject and half shaped belief
that the present test WAS urged
rather through personal pique than
patriotic motives.
II is hoped that the Republican
Central Committee Of this County
will see thar it is not only right but
polite To modify the present tes, in
some such way us indicated.
Yours, FAIR PLAY.
Silver City, Aug. go, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

AN exchange, commenting ON Ill
den aud Hendricks letters. calls
them "great statesmen. The Carson
Tribune.
The letters have been called egotis-
tical, maundering, partisan. dem
igogical, shallow, and oven silly, but
this from The Tribune is the worst
blow that has been dealt them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

II yOu want circulars,
II you want hand bills,
lfyou want envelopes,
II you want business cards,
II you want tasty letter-heads,
II you want neat bill heads,
II you want nice visiting cards,
II you want the best Of ball works,
IfSou want any kind of job work,
Leave your orders At the TINES Of.
Acc, and you can secure them on
short notice, at low rates, aud In the
best stvls.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-20
CmrRCm nERECTORY.

FIRST sRYTENIAN--Scrviccs an the 2d
and ith Sabbaths OF each month, morning
and evening. Rev DR.. Lane, Pastor Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at oo'-
clock. Il. Gilmore, Superintendent.
poNT PLEASANT PREsEYrERiM CHURCH;
w. L. Hill, Pastor. Preaching lst and
3d Sabhalhs, morning and night. Bible
Glass at the Parsonage on Wednesday cv-
cning Sabbath School, Sunday morning
NJ. II. Hale, Superintendent.
PROTESTANT EPisCOrAL CuuRcII-kcN' i.
H. l:lrv, Rector. Services rs follows: At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every, sun,
day morning at l0l o'clock, except the "a
Sunday in each month, and every SUNDAY
evening, at 81 o'clock, except the I'd sun
day in each month Sunday School at y
o'clock. Y. Stribling, Sup't Ncstry meet
ing on the evening OF the ID Monday in cv-
cry month. Services at Bruce's Chapel on
the "a Sunday at l0l A, NJ. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday at 50 T, NJ. West Col
umbia the Sd Sunday at q! +, NJ.
NJ. L. CnURcu-Scwiccs on the LIST ana
Sd Sabbaths of each month, at lO4 \, NJ,
and "A 7. NJ, during Summer Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening j.. h.
Stewart, Pastor. Sabbath schoolcyery sun
day morning at 8 O'Clock. d. 5. Snyder
Superintendent.
ii. Il. CuuRcu, SouTu-ScviccS on the
4th Sabbath OF each month, ltcy. .. T.
Crooks, Pastor Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at . o'clock Robert >
Bickcl, Superintendent.
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classification of Justices.

PgEsIpENT-B. j. REpNoSD.
FIrsr CLAss-Jabez Beard, Lewis Bum
garner.
SECOND Class John Cavct Geo. Dang-
hcrty, r
TliIup CLAss-IIugh NJ. Donnclly, VIM
French
Foumii Class Samuel l.. Carroll, James
Firrli Cuts w, II. Hogg, Samuel G..
sfisra elIasiatpes u. aliIor,s.A, G.
AIason.
SEvrSrn CHS ,fl,oaas I1uthinSon, j.
NJ. Phelps
W. M0rcdnck.
III. =. Van Matre.
Trxrn. CiAss-Wm. II. Wallis Jabrz
Beard. A Copy-rcsie:
jan. G-ly. L. KlMDERLlNG, Clerk
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

2" Judge Circuit Court--IIoN Jos. surH
Residence Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. WAGGESER.
Dcputy1sJAMEs II. HoLLowAY.
Clerk County Court--E KIMBERLING.
pcputy-JoSErp II. HoLLowAY.
President County Court--B. j. REDMoSD
Prosecuting Att0rney-D. W. PoLSLEY.
Shcrili-COLuMBU SEHOS.
Jalur-J JEwErr.
Surveyor of Lunds-GEo. W. PuLLlN.
Assessor Dist. No. l--JACoB ROUsn.
Deputy Assessor--D. S. NANMNrRE:
Assessor Dist. No 3--IonS G. Buckley
Sup't Public Schools-CiIAs. Il. lloGG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GuNSMITII SHOP.

Mr.. G. NJ. DAsuNER, at his old stand, has
recently put his shop in fine working order
and is now prepared to do all kinds OF re-
pairing, on the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms Satisfaction guaranteed.
An We ask is a fair trial and let the work
speak for itself
Point Pleasant, w, Va, Feb, 3, 10
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CITY DIRECTORY.

NIayor-IMEs II. Coucm, JR
Rccordcr-M II. HALE.
Sergeant. K. Grover
Councilmcn-Joh ". English, 7. Sirib-
ling, c. i. Waggcner, j. W, Bryan, John
J., Charles w
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Tines Of hoIlinn Me Comts.

Clrcrrr Cornr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
COUNTY Couwr-Third Monday in Janu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
day in MAY; Third Monday in July Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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DENENOLENT SOCIETIES.

MAsoNIc-NIintum Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays oi each
month, c. SHREWSBURY, Secretary;
Odd Fellows--Point Pleasant Lodge NO.
80, ]. O. 0. f., meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. q. b. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Court Point Pleasant, No ., !. o, f.,
meets every Friday evening Z! o'clock, at
Capehart's Hall. a. HISS, sec y,
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nR. s, c. sYAW,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TEN NDERS his professional services TO the
public. Calls iromthe country prompt,
lV attended to. Office, corner OF Main and
Third streets, opposite the old Presbyterian
Church, Lopril ., lSi3-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-20


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