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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27
A Young Man Anxious to Wed,


The afternoon services had ended
and the congregation were arranging
themselves for the benedictiOn, when
the parson descended from the pulpit
to the desk below, and said,in calm
clear voice:
"Those wishing to be united in the
holy bonds of matrimony will now
please come forward"
A deep stiffness instantly fell over
the congregation, broken only by the
rustling of the silk, as some pretty
girl or excited matron changed her
position to catch the first view of the
couple to be married. No one, how
ever, arose, or seemed in the least in
clined to rise. Whereupon the worthy
clergyman, deeming the first notice
uuheard or misunderstood, repeated:
"Let those wishing to be united in
the holy bonds of matrimony now
come forward"
Still no one stirred. The silence
became almost audible, and painful
scene of awkwardness among those
present was felt, when a young man,
who occupied a vacant seat in the
broad aisle during the service, slowly
arose and deliberately walked to the
foot of the alter. He was good look.
ing and well dressed, but no female
accompanied him, When he arrived
within respectable distance of the
clergyman he paused, and with a
reverent bow he stepped to one side
of the aisle, but neither said any.
thing, nor seemed at all disconnected
at the idea Of being married alone.
The clergyman looked anxiously
around for the bride, who, he esuppos-
ed, was yet to arrive, and at length
remarked to the young man, in an
undertone.
"The young, lady, sir, is dilatory."
"Yes, sir"
"Had you not better defer the cere-
monyH"
~ think not"
"Do you suppose she win bu here
soon7"
81, sirP" said the young man, chow
should I know of the lady's move
ments9'
few moments were allowed to
elapse in this unpleasant state Of ex-
pectancy, when the clergyman re-
newed his interrogatories.
"Did the lady promise to attend at
the present hour, sir2"
"What lady?'
"Why, the lady, to be sure, that
you are waiting here for"
81 did not hear her say any thing
about it," was the unsatisfactory re-
sponse.
"Then, sir, may ask why you
are here, and for what purpose you
thus trifle in .tho sanctuary Of the
Most High?" said the somewhat en-
ragged. clerical.
az came, simply, because you in
vited all those wishing to be united
in the holy bonds of matrimony to
step forward, and l happened to en-
tertain such a wish 1 am very sorry
to have misunderstood you, sir, and /
wish you very good day."
The benediction was uttered in q So
lemnity Of tone very little in accord
ance with the twitching Of the facial
nerves, and wheh after the church
was closed, the story got amongst the
congregation, more than one girl re-
grotted that the young man who
really wished to be united in the
holy bonds of matrimony had been
obliged to depart withouta wife.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

Who is your warmest friondf asked
the teacher
My mother, yelled one of tho boys.
Your mother2
Yes, she warns me every day9
The teacher has given up her mis-.
sionary work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

A London doctor has found thirty.
eight different causes for headache
and only two for earache.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

Law is like a sieve; you may SEQ
through it, but you must be consider
ably reduced before you can get
through IL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

Measurements of q million and a
half American white men gave 8 feet
n inches as the average height,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27
TERMS OF COURT.

TENNIS OF OOONR'
Clrculr CouEr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CouNrY CouRr-Third Monday in Janu-
airy; Third Monday in March; Third Nom
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

Virginia once had a native African
for Governor. Alexander spottwood
who filled the chair in 1760,was born
in Tangier, while his father a Brit
ish officer was thcre on duty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

Now girls consider the "tony"
thing to hang a pair of eye glasses
over their noses. They can't see
enough with the "undressod eye"
you know, but marrying will "opon
their eyes"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

Every man who has felt pain
knows how little all other comforts
can gladden. him when health is de.
MED.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

1t may be true that fools and their
money soon part, but in these hard
times a man is willing to become a
fool in order to have the money to
part with.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27

"What's the matter with your eye,
Tommy" 20, it's only been going
through an operation at the hands
of knockulist, that's ALL"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27
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IN RAwLEy.s PASTURE.


Al school. grown tiref OF tiatc anu ~ :,
rne pirls thstr ,hA~ls and hcnnsts took.
Ard wand nd ey the u tls brook
A.. ,,,.. m. .Nx a f.ir the day.
a. ,nas. ~, hr,ny the bud. OF NAY,
a. snn.hips's golden earps, lay
ep'n '"e
s,. ,i,s. A., an. v,ath.red tr~rs,
ya.a ~. .a,,h.,a seleom. no the b e.Es
No. ,on,ns, ,rom the sumner seas.
A. ..,.,~.. nv Of sebooi. room lore
M aov. .kurryipg on before.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29

Jaux BASSnrsn. the comedian. was
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Gent and noble blood. The lady asked
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ed with the Stars ''Oh. said the
lady. "a very ancient family Of Ayrshir.
dates back to 1850! l am delighted
Ia sse your friend"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

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you.
Prios. for large boz. $500. pept 10 any part Of
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29

"DoS'r." remarks newspaper NOR
alist, "don't 10 constantly reminding
your wife Of her faults. And as we
gaze upon the sen Of bald heads that
aliatsn in the gaslight at church or
thsatsr. We cant help thinking that th.
philosopher should have st rted out
with that advocate twenty-ons years
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29

The other day mean man out in
Western Iowa went of into quiet
country place aud died 50 quick that
his wife got his insurance money before
the company had tune to fail. The
President says he never felt so swindled
and cut up since he has been in the
business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29

"wHkS does q man most feel the
value Of q wife 2" asked a writer. That
depends upon what the writer means by
"yalus." II hs means estimated value.
We should say just after he gets her
II intrinsic value. when be pays the hrsi
bill for the Christmas presents she has
made him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29
SWORN EVIDENCE.
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remarkable ever s6scssd b. arg Nssdi.
cal prsoar.tIon fos the rsstnsws -
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-29

A WOODWARD 4 brown
n PIANO. used bat few Hh"
nonsAs. for rent. Apply At Mrs-V
Noss Millinssy stors. ic south street
dspot. 3ol Main street, Cold Hill.
jsilu N. u. PARSONS, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-23
F;l ..in,1lrr,TlIlOv s3Af.irls.-Ft.furc Days.
Ty Richardson q Co, 8
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s5--szz3 .esss1 n q af,ft, ctr

rT,RusTEE's SALE OF YALUABL,E
REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH STRE e, pIs9t-
MoND, BY AUCTIoNBy virtue Of r., the p pro owl
sios OF deed OF trust bearing dae sle Zise Lry
or NAV 1s77. from j. w. Gill and wire 70 tlie W.
ersigd trustee. duly recorded in fhr Gierks on.c y;
of fbe lnicery Court OF The city OF kicninonu. 10
secure the payment OF the ntaotans hG,e lin
Int n;iolcd default having been MADE IN me pa ~,
nent OF said note, ann being required 50 70 90 ~
the holder thereof. shall. trustee In snia geu.
sell by auction, The premises on A ~ NJ, = ,.
3Otf dav of september, 1878, ut r M.. me bSL
ESTATE described In said deed, consisting VI d
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND fronting 81 ltet on
tho northeast corner of Fourth and Byrd streets,
aud running hack between J,aragl lines 13o Zee.
with Il VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING there
on. with basement and Two stories above containing
seven rooms: kitchen. DC .
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust, and 20 pay oil The sum OF
ri 90 With interest thereon from The 2l;i Day OF
Mny 1878: the residue IN such terms as shall DC
announced at the time Of sale. Other terms man
those mentloned above may be given.
rrLo ahoyp.nenf Ioned properly sold on the
GOTH dsy Of July. 1878, alseriised for that day
hnf The terms OF said sale rot having been c0mpiied
with biz lie purchaser thereof said real estate VIII &c
resod Al advertised above. ut the risk a9d cost OF
said uIchaser. D. a. kiChAtt ,rr,s,co
p rn k,,c,! 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-23

"Gath" has had talk with Justice Mil
Ter, of the Supreme Court OF the United
Suites. The Justice was born in Kentucky
and went to Iowa; thinks that fancy was a
pure and great lawyer; that Chase was slow
and massive, with a vigorous brain, liking
to have his own way-which he did not
have in the Supreme Cortland not want
ing to have fame after death; that by the
convention system no frst-cass man sets' a
nomination; that Blaine is the most inter-
estns and magnetic Of Republicans; that
claret creates govt; that Disraeli is Il CHAR
latan, who has danger ouslv introduced the
Mohammedan soldier into Europe; that the
Americans distinctive characteristic is his
respect for the courts that Ben. Harrison,
OF Indiana, is politically strong; that the
Democrats have not too high an estimate OF
Thurman; that Bayard is socially pure and
as the kind for President, il we are to
have Democrat; that Edmunds is q great
lawyer and David Dudley Field big man
every way, and that Americans exclude and
malign our great men and so elevate little
men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-23
BY Augustine Royal.
successor to Moody / Royall.)
Office corner Eighth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TRULY HAL-
4 liable REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OFF CHESTERFIELD, NEAR THE CITY GF MAN
CHESTER. VA, ON THURSDAY The sd DAl
OF OCTOBER, 1873, AT O.CLOCh 7. M., ON
THE PREMISES.-Bg virtue of Il deco OF trust e,
ecu;ed 10 The undersigned by Friedrich hieVesaf'
mud Nena his wife. dated May J. 1876, ami duly re,
corded in tho County Court clerks once OF sald
county y. i. vol. SO. p. S3, will sell tDtinH re-
ouired so 10 DO by the benehciaricS II nnoilc AUG
ion on the day above panet!, the TRULY HALU-
hBLE real. ESTATE In the county HforeSaih SIT
nate on the Manchester aud Falling Creek turhpise
md BrjaGroc. road, known ~ Joe Schroth's store,
and is now occupied by Mrs klcvcs ihI VINO cIrrles
on a groccry-slorc. This l. considered one OF tue
most valuable bIsness-s2nds IN the county. The
LOT contains about three acres. Tue improvements
consist of Il FINE FRAMED BUILDING In g0i'd
order with i good slore-rooln on tile frst Hoor Inc
Int is well enclosed and has stables ana co"-nollscs
also n good framed dwelling on same loi Thl. &c
sirab!e property should attract The tcon OF shose
who wish TO engage In merchandising, garry anu
murkc Ing. and understanding. aS IL IS situated
at the junction of the Broadrock road and Manchcs-
ter turnpike where parties VIII Lave trst cance ;I
all The tarkrt-c :rts coming 10 The city, Tue puo'ic
i particuIrly invited 10 attend this SALE as Il Itl-
dom that such valuable suburban property Is thrown
upon TIE market.
Terms: ca u as 10 expenses OF sale ana nay on
balance due on no'c-Sl20 The residue as follows:
Note due May Ii, 1879. 3l.1SO; note due aity l.
a. 1880, 81 240: and note due My II. 1881,
300: the balance. II any payable III Sl,rh tiihe or
lines as VIII be made known OIL day Of sale
WILLIAM FLEtiENIlEIMER,
COG Trustee.
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R1cuARDsov < Co. huctiotecrs. s.
by Richardson & Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and Aucttonccrs,
11l3 " .in street. s
TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLl

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK BY AJCTIuE.-Bv virtue OF the provisions
of two deeds OF trust from ". T.. Ncwbcrry ana vic,
bearing date respectively tue lst dny OF august,
1877, and lst day of September. 1877, TO INC I'M
tersigned. trustees daily recorded respectively M
the clerks Office Of the CnaIctry Court OF inc CITY
Of Richmond. to secure the payment OF certain o1l-
cations eff debt therein MENTIONED dcfaui having
beer made In the payment OF the whole OF the d,,3t
secures, by the first Of said deeds and part OF the
debt secured by The second OF said deeds ana 6clng
required 50 10 TO by the benricarles In each OF SAIL
deeds we shall sell by auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 9th OF September 1878. at "a
O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL E"TATE described IN said
deeds. consisting of The valuable and atractiVc
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. surrounded
with beautiful. yard OF shade trees, built by Gcile-
raj Sewbcrry for his own private residence Win
great care dun ability. and taste. containing ten
rooms with the modern improvements. ana iot
CONNIE ncng on the west sidc nj Laurel street al us
Intersection with the north Inc of Grove avenue,
running nOrllwardly and fronting on said Laurel
street 40 feet, thence i: right angles 1Zu ltct.
thence ut right angles 10 said Grove avenue" thence
eastwardlv along The Inc Of said Grove avenue ID
the point of beginning.
TERMS: One taird cash ihc balance In six ana
twelve months. negotiable notes given Tor Inc ne,
ierred raymcniS. with interest added. and secured
hv ,.crd of truSt j. \. RiCHaRDSDS,
Trustee in the rSi of said Ier.Is.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN +. HAWKINS.
CHARLES r.. STRHCS.
Trustees in the second Of SAID deeds.
RICHARDSON !. Co. AuCtiuncerS. Sc II
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YelIow-Fever: Is it nn Animal or veg
etal,fc Organisms, Or HOthc


Editors Dispatch: There is without
doubt great obscurity as to the nature OF
this deatll-deaIinS disease. There are nu-
anerous hypothesis 10 account for its origin:
Nothing certain az TO correct method OF
treatment has resulted thus far, although
close investigation has been made. Let us
suDpose that yellow-fcycr is the product OF
The decomposition OF animal or vegetable
matter in tropical regions, and that mlGld-
rial rniasnaa is produced by such decompo-
sitiop. Under this hypothesis the Baconlan
law OF induction would suggest an infection
OF the atmosphere by the poisonous eXhaia-
fion referred to. AS further deduction 1t
would follow thai the minute particles OF
matter resulting from the decomposition
would form an animal or vegetable
organism, which would be received
into the lungs and infect the blood.
Now. Messrs. Editors, under the no.
meopathic principle OF simitia simit'6uS,
or "likes for likes" why can we not
chemically decompose the organism in the
blood, which has itself resulted from de-
composition? Why not, then, apply the
principal OF chemical decomposition BY the
galvanic process? This is merely IN idea,
Messrs. Editors. We do not profess to pos
sess any scientific lore. We desire TO
awaken spirit Of investigation. On for
another DR.. Jenner to discover the secret
of mastering this most fearful scourge. An
Immortality Of fame would await that man.
G.. BROOKE DoGGETT.
Richmond, Va, September II, 1878.
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Nv VI. GCGt.iu. Auctipneer.

GALE At AUCTION OF \ FIRST
~ CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED A%Il
FURTY-EIVE ACRES. ON TIE liERMirAGE
ROAD. ONE AND y HALF MILES From ~
CDRPURATIpS LINE nF HlCllMoND.-At me
request OF DR.. Martha ). Taylor, shall sell III aHc
ton. without limit rcserir Oh Inc premises. on
TUESDAY Tie i7th al Sricl!ihci, 1875; IL i
O'Clock +. NJ. hi. VERY beautiful ana productive
FAEM. called" EDGEWunD." located IS above
and extending lack In the Fredericksburg rMfr"ah.
ON which il has front Of ihrcc-ivIrtiiS ~ hiic.
containing l-5 ACRES: OF which about ~ "nIcs
are cr;,re, and in line heart. lEt:tii,e III wool nc
improvements consist OF NEW fitAhi,b
DWELLING, containing seven rooms b'>i"c, gro
SETS with u0rt!cu cNtcudin" the Whole lrohi' ava III
front OF which j. beautiful lawn OF ahJ'it TX 10
rt acre. well set in clover and N0ui@ S'a"t- trees
There i :: splrndu well Oi water Ill the !aiu, ana
TWO springs OH the FARM.
no view from The dwelling Is 4 most lovely
ono The access to t is hv Il rir-t-ra" ROAD. Inc
nrjwhhorhoOd equal 10 any in TN: COUNTY, ana inc
hraIthincsS of tie place liroycrpial.
The other Improvements are .uch us are htcoed
for The place. There excellent anu Large CE-
iIOI'SE and q FOND adjoining. From the sale OF
ice alone Il sum can annually be realized equal TO
iu,er.s, on the e>tima' cd valu" OF The farm.
Those VINO wish IN purchase i really desirable
farm ~ sight OF Richmond would do well 10 attend
the sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at one an' two
wears. negotiable notes (ncrcst IL six per cent
secured by Il deed OF trust
". GODDIN, AuclOnccr.
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]. Z, ,.,,,. p,,fure i,nys.
ByF.B. cuok. Anctionecr,
-. 3, 4 Al / ) Main street.

DAWNBROKER's SALE ;oF A LARGE
AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DtA 20 W
syIfLVgRWaRE GUNS, PISTOLS. &c. ATanG-
TO by request OF A. Harris ESD. pawsg5rooske,r
viii sell Mt r. b. Cooks auction rooms. PUN
STREET on THURSDAY, 28 lh tnstnn, NJ " nGioGs
The largest and most VARIED assortment OF fQh,
FEITED PLEDGES that he has yet offered 10 Inc I'M.
sioND RINGS, BREAsTPINs, md STUDS;
$50 La DIES aud III ID EN- Ems 1oLD
=, WATCH ES-siem- nna ke!-Winuers;
400 SILVER WATCH ES-stenl. ana key,Wln I1sE
LADIES OPERA, CIiATELAlNE. ana sEc .
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