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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-03-15

FIREry HARTFORD CITY.-Wcdncs,
day evening, March 18th, at about
five o'clock, fire broke out in the
residence of f. w. Arvinc, which
Notwithstanding the exertions ofthc
citizens, spread until it had consum'
ed the house and tho residence oil
Homer Crosbic, next adjoining him
on one side, and doing some damage
to the residence of 7, N, Borgess. on
the other side. Mr. Arvino's loss is
estimated at $1,000; and Mr.. eros
bie's at 5000. There was no insur'
ance on either building, Mr.. Bog
CESS damage is supposed to DO about
$3.50.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ITIYTED-one Hundred Stock Cat
INV tic 10 craze for six months, from the
~, Nav next. GEO. W. CRAIG,
;o ., iii, Arbuckle, West Va.
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Sometime ago u project was put on
foot to organize company to pros
poet for coal at this point Hurry
up The subscription paper
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]. II. Miller & Co., of Beech I'LL,
have just received l. full stock of sc n
oral merchandise; and We advise on'
readers in that neighborhood to give
this firm call, as they will sell goods
as cheap as the chcspcst.
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Our County Court meets neXtweek.
We hope all the people attending
this Court who owe US, will call in
and settle their bills. We have come
to the conclusion that is all foolish
ness and a waste of time to dun peo-
pie, for they all seem to be in the
condition we arc-out of money
But we do hope all those who can
will call and settle promptly.
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u. s. VAN NTATRl,
Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Elmo cirars and Chewing Tobacco.

Gentlemen who indulge in. the weed
should not forget the fact that they will al.
ways find at tie Book store the choicest
brands Of cigars, and fine VirVinlA ch~w'
ing tobacco,
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We again call the attention Of the
town Council to the condition Of the
Ohio wharf, as well also to the con-
,dition of our streets, crossings and
nnYcments.
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RELIGIous.-Lenten services in the
Episcopal Church at this place on
Wednesday and Friday afternoons of
this week at 8 o'clock. Also theusu-
al services, Providence permitting,
on next Sunday morning at 1890.
The Presbytery of Greenbrier will
convene in this place on the 9th of
May. The opening sermon will be
preached by the retiring Moderator,
Rev. j. II. Leps.
A Sacramontal meeting will be
held in Pleasant Flats Church, on
the ID Saturday and Sabbath of April
by Rev. W. L. Hill.
The Mason County Sabbath School
Convention will be held, according
to adjournment, the last Thursday in
May.
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Our particular friend, John G.
stortz, has on hand a large supply of
adjustable rollers for sewing ma
chimes. They are quito u conYe-
mienee.
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Mrs. Hale's Juvenile Glasses will
render Schocller's Cantata Gan Hour
in Fairy Land" at the lower Presby-
tcrian Church, on Thursday, March
10Th ant, 3lth. We shall give farth-
or particulars next week; now we
only have space to say that Miss
Gorty Lovett will preside at the pl,
ano; Prof. Riggs and Mr. Ralston viii ',
be on hand with viuliHs; ana inc
two yauGilders will AFRO have a
"fngcr in the pie. Among o'her
choice pieces the orchestra will per-
form the overture to "Caliph Oh B'>s
dad" alone worth the price of ad-
mission.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-03-15

PERsoNALs.-SIiss sallie McCulloch
is visiting friends at and near Mari
eta, Ohio.
Miss venie Thomas is visiting
friends at Parkersburg, W. Va.
Andrew Neighborgall removes from
this Township to Mason County, W..
Ya.-Telcgraph.
David S. Stevenson, Sheriff of Ma
SON county, w. Va, made US a friend
ly call last week. Mr.. Stevenson is
an active, live man, and will make
an efficient ofIicer.-Jackson (o)
Standard.
Gov. Jacob viii remain in Wheel
ing and engage in the practice OF
law.
C, E. Hogg, our efficient and popu-
lar County Superintendent of Free
Schools, has joined the Changers.
W. P. Smith, Esq, of Leon, called
to see us Saturday, and like an hon
est man paid for Il years subscription
to the Register.
The many friends of Mrs. I. H.
Lacy, will be panied to learn that
she is dangerously ill at her home in
this place.
Chas. C. Naret, of Gallipolis, spent
Sunday and portion of Monday in
our city.
Rev. L. L. Stewart, Pastor of the
Wand Street Nj. E. Church, preached
his last sermon on the 4th inst. Du-
ring his stay among us he has prov
en- himself an able Minister and a
good citizen, and has by his upright
walk endeared himself to many
We hope it may be the pleasure OF
the Conference to return him to this
charge.
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Kinscy Robinson, Jr., has just re-
turned from Pittsburgh; while there
he met John W. Miller, (tho Dock
NAM lately n citizen of this place,
sbo expressed great desire to return
and 90 into the Dock business again,
and viii do 80 if our people will hold
ont 10 him any induccmcnt Now is
the time to move in this matter
We can never do anything by laying
around idle. Be up and doing
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COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY

Copying Books, Presses, Stands,
Brushes, Post-oflice, Bill Head
Envelope, Cash Boxes, Fluid,
Copying, & Colored Inks, Pencils,
Inkstands, Rulers, Paper Weights,
Note Cases, Bill and Collection
Books, Card Cases, Paper Cutters,
Foolscap, Letter, Commercial and
Packet Note Papers, Letter, Official
Pay and Foreign Envelopes, Pin
Cushions, Office Shears, & Desk
Pads, Knives, Portfolios, Etc, Etc.
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New Goods az John l.. Charles
Hess & Freedman agents, Call and
sec them.
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he Weekly Register.

he Weekly Register,
LOCAL MATTERS.
T1yTED-one Hundred Stock Cat
Nv 10 M craze for six months, from the
Nav next. GEO. w. CRAIG,
'U IS-if Arbuckle, West Va.
The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.
II is said that our Machine Shop
!, oyerun with work at present.
Success to the company.
The West Virginia conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
meets in Grafton on March 2lst.-
Bishop Ames will preside.
Harrison & Co., of the New York
Store, on Monday, donated hand
some carpet to the Episcopal church
for their Vestry room.
A large lot of new goods just re-
.ceiyed at sotzscr, sehon & McCul-
loch's. Go andsee them. Itisagood
place to buy.
The rivers are rising quite rapid
", the result of the recent rains
Coal men are taking advantage Of
the rise.
We have received from the Pub
fisher, F. W. Halmick, Cincinnati, a
beautiful piece of music entitled
ale holds the Fort of Heaven"
The Register is the only live, wide-a-
wake, reliable local paper in the
county. Subscribe for it, and keep
oostci in the affairs of your county.
we G9nccJ aJJeHI'pll w WY ""'N'
tiscmcnt Of ]. NJ Kerr, Il Co., CALI
polls Ohio The farmers who are in
need of fara machinery will iindIhls
firm II No. / to deal with.
We had the pleasure of adding sew
eral new names to our subscription
Iist last week. The people are find
ing out that they can't affoel to do
without the Register.
]. II. Miller & Co, of Beech It'll,
have just received u full stack of &c n
oral merchandise; and We advise on'
readers in that neighborhood to give
this firm call, as they will sell goods
as cheap as the chcspcst.
Our particular friend, John G.
Stortz, has on hand large supply OF
adjustable rollers for sewing ma
chimes. They are quito u conYe-
nience.
We again call the attention Of the
town Council to the condition Of the
Ohio wharf, as well also to the con-
. .dition of our streets, crossings and
pavcments.
An iron fence, we are informed, is
ITO be placed around the old Prcsby-
terrain Church lot. The fence is to
he built by the Poiut Pleasant Ma
chine Works.
We pride oursclf that we have the
best, ncatest and most lastly Arr"n-
ged county printing office in thH
State. We invite our friends TO cal
and see us.
Our facilities by way machinery,
and the large line of fine stock on
hand, enable us to print cards, circu-
lars, billheads, statements, etc, in the
very best style, and at unprecedent.
eddy low prices. We shall be pleas
ed to show specimens and give prices
Call ut this Office.
A Court of Independent Order of
Forcsters was instituted at Leon last
Thursday night, and seventeen were
initiated in its mysteries. 1t is
said that this Court will have very
largomomborship. tits a good order;
and every man who can get into it
ought to join it.
~
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IBRUTAL AND IXHUMAS ACT.


Prob ,biy one of the most inhum N
acts We kuos of was perpe'rated on last
Tuesday night, the 8 n lust, bs sn ur-
known party on the Seashore' Mr.
Santos, gontlemsn OF this place, VINO
dives a pubic hack on the line besFeen
Scranton and the Ssash5re. ON ruesdn
nipat fastened hIs horse to fence nrar
E,n,nual Deas' saloon on tho Ssashure
and left 1t but snort while, returning Ia
few momeuts NJ. Santos states he an
no. notice anything the m m''ter VITA his
horse till the next norDitg. when upo1
ooinc to nis stable he found a large
pooi of blood on tue ground, aud DIS
covered. to his horror, that his hrrss
had been entirely deprived OF bis tail
aud upon further examination ioun'
tnst the act had beca COMMITTED on th'
S,ssnore, as another pool OF blood wa
fouud whore tue horse hat tesn las
tened tue night previous. As yet u
o,ue ma. ben had of tue foul perpetrs
tor of this nratal deed.
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Ata meeting of tbs eiaz rs OF Orc "a
couuly, ued Vt B~aks,i 10 during ths
stt.ig 9i cucmt G .urt. 30 fuss fsy, tbs
lU.n dly ot Apn, Mf. o O. Gown vas
c,uei 10 tts cbsr aud 81. J.. Mcksy
fra t-stsi 10 act a3 {. Cfsmry.
IN cbui, man having 'Ipilinsd the
OH c. Vi ,he me unB 10 be 70 take ibto
eypstdrr,IOn the Gains Of tns county
{, the stIatyria representation during
,Lsle1tteim, aud alsU 10 suggest to the
otbrr COUNTIES OF the fl st ssnatorisl
d,.trIot ,nr name Of one Of Green
syugtys c! Iz8us for their fssurable
oyu,o.rfatiOu ID tue district nominal. Dg
convention.
On uvtlou OF Mr.. Jesse Byrd, oil
S,ste Lue. the following resolutions
scre pas ed:
r aoyeJ, rna. ws hereby present
tl. tu,se Of W. w. Esom~on 10 the
ulstrlc. 4ulnIn tting cOuVeutIJu, snd re-
g.,cltll.f urge Lls DominatiJn as suit
auIe yetsuL u r, pr, 5 L. ;nis seha'oilai
/ district.
| Resolved, ruat the secretary he IN
! st ucted 30 iorwad miuut-s OF tuese
| ,rocer dluxs ~ the Pascagoula STAR ahd
/ n 4udsuuru Demucraf, wI.u req iesI ior
puD D'lcatiou. w. " So"A"' oH AA'
NJ. L. MCKAY arc'y.
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Lnpsus taemori1.


STATE LINE, Green Co., April 8.
Mn. EDITOR: Please seLd me 'hs
rates of your weekly paper aud a copy
of ssme; also let me know the way III
which you would have money ~ ior
,oar valuable psp'r.
Tue geutlrm,n N who wrote tie soo''
no doubt thought be appended his sig-
u.ture, but he Certainly overlooked that
,mpurtaat point. We will gladly COM
DIV with he request If we can ascertain
b,s uame. Will our subscribers at State
L.ne plpass show this around that we
nsy reach ths gentleman interesteof
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STATE NEWS.

Fopr anno .ncemsn for the Office OF
coluty tr. asurer app ar ia last week .
Enterprise Courier.
Z rfy, HIuds county. has frnlt box
factory Wi supplies BOXES cnesper
thsu tuey can be bJUgnt III the Nofto.
coutre betwsen Kendrick and
Cnampers, as Waet Valley, last week,
Ia. l.tatr was shut aud killed.
TDe wheat aud oat crop IN the north
4rn part of the State is reported oy oar
exclang as very good.
Hol Springs Reporter: Last Iaes-
day mornIug, near Hudsuhvtl'e' Mrs.
rnomas WlIeersun " 'e bu:u' d 10 ueAIn'
Her ,u,hipR caught fire IN some way
a ,d when iJuud sue uud xpired, IL 10
tnougut, from sui cation.
R,o,,eyllle P.eader: We are informed
thai DR.. Pe.tun, ut the Burnt Mllis
ue,ghborhood, suspectIDg that some Que
WA, rubbiu9 his hsh-trap, set large
steel trap thrreH uue Night last WEEK.
and II, xt morning found ntlghnor-
a.. o,d Resident by tue name OF A. V.
Understanding IN the water ho'd-
10 n,- haud j. tle trap. We presume
- ar ,att.atlon WAS ask q. JL Is Ie-
Z
uorted tnat the VICTIM Is likely 10 lose
his haad.
Ahsrdsrn Examiner; On Saturday
c,lursd urotner ''iIfted" package OF
,uyar lrom the cOuuler OF Mr.. BIS
a grocery sto, ., and after being ue-
rr,t, a and folcsd to deliver up the
Goods, was gv,n, as "a choice oil rotten
.,u,rs." the aitern ltives OF gulug TO
n or taking an d-Iashiont d tnrash-
ma, II &C ose the latter. aud Tor Sew
mi u,luu,s saug meludluus to the
acoomp n,utns OF y heavy leather strap.
Enterpr s. Courier: We learn that
, a, ,hieattS uccurr=d at Wayuesboro last
S,lnrd,y, uetseen Mr.. h. ID. Powe on
on. SIDE snd Messrs. faylor I'D Turner
on tue Jtier, Ia w'nch the former Wal
b,aIy cut about the head an arms
4 S.yrrai pistol shots we're exc iangeC
. nIripg the Il ffeuisy, which luckily re
su ted III no injury to either p 'rty
Meesrs. TaS Tor aid furner we're trie'
b ior- = m Igisirate aud dlscoaTgsi, o-
/ mg c5u.ld red lustifia'de Ia the par
d II, TOOK. ~ nave potyet heard en-
result Of Mr. Pu~u's tFlsL
M-Ii,iau Mprcary: AS an item OF IN
,.r.st cYliuect d WI Ia The Dtk,ib trae
AZ "a, va msDuou tbIs fac,i Il st wlnte
tr r-uurt obiaued cuIrouey that NJ
n C,is M had said-aud ls was partlcr
-. b,rn m-nuuutd d tbat lie ban SAID IL
Dr br,,su-that he Ia ended To mak
ROE ,yupie oi X, np county Ieel hiu
W tan that IL sus calculated To ieao
d. n,n,.,.saut re.ults, aud expfsss' hot
:. rpat be mig lat rave been incorrectly
,,ort,I. az Ihe same time Inviting him
ne pen, &c through tue Mercury II the r.
~ uort were untrue. We never heai
On from tim.
ID. S,atkyil Tins: A report has con
-,r IN to4u that AN attempt was mSde ou
IA. I'm. ,yesk ~ some unkLoSn perez
Ia ,.,.s-,.si,,,,fe =, Mr.. Johp Lyou. VINO Nv
sre soma ,br.., miles in tue country. M
M T'.on ~as pougbiog - in his he'd, an
=, ne ssS.-sir Is supposed to bave snppe
n,,nn nin, aud deal. hsm two or ttr'
las 20 r. blows over the head, ~hi'
I'D hrought hin 10 to ground unconsciou
and tneu to have st.bb HIM IN q
peck 3 yeral times with kuife. u
eff,,rt was unsuccessful, as Mr.. IL. Is
l" ported to bo recov ring.
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ttffsfiynrs
rss I-t ~ sAs nsafssis4 Fiss'ss ~
n... rstst sss ssstssss @#sSaf'
Hsn.sis msi# saa @ssssise ssr'
as fuse. m~a s4ssf Bissfss


Wess F@t"t bsRh-f
Fddsy last sss nsbsf'd 10 srb clouds Z
asi ron, SOL iof t.ms, no douJ', tbe
sl,Gdfsn u to Ios, Pras B'giisi
snds, .ssb0ol tboagn' t,sif ifa sai .
SUR rot to say aui ithiag ot The gio' +
dloner 10 anticipation --fpu'l Jo aui"hs
tbs tning, that Wefe, bat dunhH tlis
t,rn- tus oldsr 80 oIIlsr heads were
a,vt.iaa eass and ni istus 10 carry out
ths d,tis rxsfCisss spie ths ah'aFJf'
.t.s ,.-.tuer, therefore, ga cone
snrucs Of tns r4il tho previous nigHi
snd the thrsateulug weather ffid'y
loruiug, the place sslsciei in Tue
who'd. VA q nudOugt, al tne scnOOI'
which had d ready as-e apled a. tho
cnnren. went to Mrs. u axes fOrmer
rr,,ielcs VI MJss PUut, sinc @ss un-
,c.pyl.d. VII, re- the I4y was spent ~
uyst ,.leas.uL aud delightful uanle'.
! B, 10 ,'c.ucz the clouds lad simJst tl'-
aopsarsi, aud tho Assembifge b-Stu u
increase t,ll At least one hundred and
t6uy per,ous had arrived uyOa tue
grounds.
THE AMUsEMEsrs
consisted ia cIuq let' pi~y'D8' b" u b.
yvcd aud Instrumental mas'r, &C.
rp,s. who dengnted ~ sluslu8 ass IN
bI,.d IN the ruums and haris VI tno
house, wueIe they sang the sSees . 'u'
Ida ,-scnuol songs, he'd by Mics Dame
pr,cg at the organ, whi.e the boys aHu
.nrls who were not engaged IN sihsins
amused themselves Swinging, lHuhus
each otuer IL little wagons, aha sue
other luuoceuG amueement' US Sui'eo
them. ruIs wa keps up TIL
THE DINNER
vas announced, snss they quietly niel
off N, o the large roJm wuero the 'ao''
w.s .pr.ad under tie tficieht super
vision of tue ladies. 10 S y tuey had
yoo,i dinner would not hall express Il
TIE t,ble tMrly groaneI uud'f 'h
weieat of rhe good thugs there sp'ea
aud 70 attempt to epumers'e 'he oiA
! a,t d,shs, would be vain, iof' We he'e
attended a picnic where tuer5 was
greater variet1 OF more souuo"u' e't
: NV Alter ali had fairy satsheo tu
demands OF th7 inuer man the! 'e O
went 'b.ck To their plays ani ama9'
:, meuts, where .ney whlled away u
u pleasant hours TIL late IN the Afternoon
u woeu the crowd began to leave f"r tue
~ d,fr Trent homes. thinking, no uot'
- the o ID adase: bad bagiunlng MAKES
" good ending.
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L,ast Saturday muruing, THAI oe!ne
Tho tim, .pvuiutrd for the celebration
,f III, Scranton Sunday -scnool plcnlc'
GAS not ushered III with tue must la'o'
Nh "A Indications of a pleasant day, pht
before 8 o'c,ock the clouds had orohen
away aud the SUI shOne out III al It's
Accordlpg to arran8e meh1
ths children aud oidet persous oegan u
copRreggte ut the Academy a. 3 ciocS'
each one contributing their suaro III tue
way OF eatables, end at O'Clock Tue
greater poruon Of them dad arrived
At that hour the
LINE OF MARCH
Was formed and all proceeded 10 tue
piouic grounds, situated imme .i"'eiS ~
the rear OF tho Durel reslienc ). VI
arriving at the grounds, aud h'ef sing
Ing by the entire assembly anu prayer
nv Rev, Mr.. Williams, Ihe pleasures
of the day begun, consisting vi vocal
and iusrum-nsa sal music, s"lh3iuR' oo"''
ing. croq net, aud various oIher hluus o'
,,n,s, ui,,ut. Inus tue tine WAS "hl'ed
AWAY uuul dluner was annolno'd' IL
IL use .ess tor US TO attempt TO ds"crioo
tn,, feature ui the days progralnns' II
words are Inadequate TO do justice 10 tne
DELICIOUS FEAST,
but suffics il To say there VAS super
abuud.Ace Of good things, aud th'
t.bI. was bUuutituliy laden VAL
m v,,,ds tust we're 20 artlstlcal J an6
pgsu ifully arranged upon 1t Tue com
ml,tes appoIu Oh To superlhtehd Tue al
rsuxemsss VI tue table-Mesdsln7s An
d.rson, Re Dud, Foard, Blaiack, a.
Muses. M.ssJuu Pevey, Nora NIX
with tL, II abe and rtficl1nt assist'h's-
deserve great credis for lhe eih;ie'
u.uuer ia wulca tueJ per ormed Tue
dnty. pne tsols, ABOUT hit, test !
,eukth, was spreaa lestn th' cool shs
of UuaulfGl
vIsE-oLAD ARBoR.
which added DJtI 10 couf0rt ana
pesrsucs. Wneu all was srrsuged .
sm .iier children we're formed IN u
aud marched to tue tao'e, whe'e IN
exhibited a high and Just appreclAi
o, the guod things placed before 'ne
After the chiidren bad eaten to th'
hearts couteut the table was 'S
spre.d t,r tue der persons, VINO We
not b-mud tue little ones III evinci
= ne,r estilnstion of tie repAs'. Dihl
hrinx well over stu. tue aaefn1"n
passed 10 various pleasant Ways q
not until the
SHADES OF EVENING
~ hasao 10 I.ll did any OF tue gay ssse
n n,v tbiuk Of taking their depai'u
rns I,c.tlon chos-n could not H.
nan better selected any whsr-, bel
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earglm siRgcfsKT.

ussh.sl. W. y NtsL,s.t a..
pfssshias III Woes f9int Hfrt ~ g.s. -
k,f|. sataal every stbhHh marh'n2
..u,,., ftsI B UssssHtis pssfgi
q 80, !. ~. pg,af svsfy fufth ~
- 4. Nh. ,.,,sib frgfnt,ts aad sigh 5s'
bab .sbasl svsfy sabia'tb n'ofninF -
,s.tg. ufy tatHsF Wtss pfHe5f
~. sgssg sea.tty Il 7iJJ ~ m W ihs fhNgs' .
M a., ~ $40 am. svsfy san'iHJ " 'ns
church on ths ssfshofei
p,..s,,.,i.s- -nsv =. : BiseH,s we, ''...,
t,,.s-b.r, ~ u9ss pOipt ths ~t0uh s''vf'n
In s-eh m1nth, morning ans pisAt
sgedsy school al fhe scranton se@as'"' WV
Sabbath afternoon ~ 0'o'oes'
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t,ss ~ nsks y bsr ~ ~ fhs msf'
.r.aaf ~ tefailfii ~ I'm rskisgH
~ lsat ~ tle n n bs safss'oo
statttsa,si T4ssgflfi sueosss, aad
90 fbisk % ubt stissiei sdi eeho ~
IN 90, s,sb tb.t ~ seb9i MY pfos-
pfaaI eti /, msay suoh N'y't'i az
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basau 10 I.iI did any OF tue gay assem-
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etc,
d ut forget that the SPrah'on
Snudly.scaooi meets At D O'CLOCK o'o-
bath Afternoon. ...
We would gently remind oar d'lin-
onents that We mead money, and wou'd
like for them to settle up.
Maurice Guichard, an old cihz1n OF
this place, died a. the Seashore Wedes-
day aud was buried yesterday.
Oo account OF the inclement
waa,ber R.v. Mr.. Smith did not preach
here last Suud,y ns was announcer.
F,nr houses are advertised for rent
i, uvother cojumn. II you want Ii
bonse call on M. Dees and see II ne
not suit you.
-Stonenail & Bottenwiser, the d'a'
and dumb paint-rs, have just Il h'sheo
usiptiag q large and handsome sign ior
the Postuffics Exchange. ..
The Paso4 goula Ora ma'ics will &C
cent thanks for ticket to tbe'r per-
oruauce. which takes place at tue
Academy next Wednesday.
j .e Mason wss up before squire
Oh dsey on Wednesday, on the charse
Of a,s,nlting Stephen Jones. Inc
I,d,. Aned Joe $5 nd costs.
The mills ut Moss Point are al IL
active operation. the people EN- 10 o.
st work, aud eserything IN tbat qnSf'el
wears business. ike appearance
! The excursion train of the Mohil
4 rn,litary vhich passed over the 70
Wadnasdsy consisted Of eleven cars, an'
= they were all well filed with people,
n DIR. Blouut has moved in o his ne' 0'
a Office, on Psscagouls street Jnst nof'
J. of the rullruSi where he can be f"nn'
t. f,on 10 a. m. to 2 pm. and from . t.
pm.
The Methodist Sunday-school
Ocean Spri.gs will have picnic e
, morrow Saturday We extend thans
for an invitation, snd will try to |
present ........
A lew boarders for the summer,
: longer, cln he accom- modased IN p'
, vat4 family, az one of the most dehRn
In, locations on the coast. Bafhing
l.. cellent; terms reasonable. APP
through the STAR
Just received. and for sale by NJ
IS. Deps. a lot nf commercial f"ri'iz'
which is an xcellent manure for veg
a. ah,es corn, sugar cane, etc. We woH
advise our patrons to try it. W''i
sold cheap. See advertisement.
- Visitors to the sesshore this sn
= m,r need not have any fears OF yei''
fever, Ms We have au efficient and Wiz
awake board OF besith, aud RIG
onarantiue will be enforced. There
a few vacant houses here su'tsd Tor
\ ito'S
= The Monthly Reader 's someth
" new in the way of school book. II
issued every month, and is intenfed
primsry scholars. IL is pubhsned
-, John L. Shorey, 36 Broomtie'd str
9S' Boston, at the low price at 5O cents
auuum. Send aud ct copy.
nj, A negro man whose name We O.
not learn raised a copsid,r-b'e run
!, aud noise Tuesd.y night. whipping
Ara, "~oman." in the neighborhood of
Anderson's residence. A warrant
Non. is.uei for his arrest, but up to ye
day the authorities had not been 90
,ld. spprrhend him.