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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-08-03
LOCAL NEWS
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proved the appearance of vegetation.
President Hayes will probably
be at the Fair at Cumberland in Oc-
tOber.
Every room IN the Oakland Ho-
tel was occupied on Saturday even
ing last,
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, train dis
patcher at Central Station, w. Va,
was in town Sunday.
Miss Alice Rinehart, of Mineral
county, w. Va, was visiting this
week at Rev. b. Ison's.
A collision of freight trains oc-
cured en- the Parkersburg Branch,
b. & o. r.. r., Sunday.
Mr.. Alton Osbourn, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Frederick county, returned to Oak
land Monday evening.
The Frostburg Journal says that
Mr. Peter PEBBLES is about to erect IA
large taunery near the old Savage
Mountain dump, Homecoming.
We understand that Mr.. John
Daley proposes to erect large ho-
tel, on the site Of the old Glades, de-
stroyed by fire three years ago.
From. some cause, probably the
hot weather, but one marriage license
was granted during the month of
July-Howard Griffith and Christie
ma Delhi. aI.t
Col. Jas. NJ, Schley will shortly
erect a large dwelling house and sey-
eral tenement houses on the "Linn's
Pasture" tract, about two miles south
of Oakland.
-lLessrs. Byrne & DoRahue have
constantly on hand tomatoes, apples,
cucumberS, squashes, egg plant, &c,
as well as beef and mutton, all of the
best quality. ,.E..
The barn of Noah Engle, three
miles from Frederick, was burned
''''''' >''',' ''si'' ~ t''''''''', C''o
combustion. Loss, 1000, on which
.., ...,.,
''' o''e y ''l'''c' VI '''i o''''V
-'''7 'oT ~. 49, ''c' 'i''oI o'', '1s' e
Ip' l T', l'''e'''''" 'lU " iie' ~
H. a. i'''oo'''-' 'i'eI' uI'''i Vi''eu i'iteI-
,
IL. A. haSche' E9q'' Oh Deer
farN' mas purchased the FrahtH prop
ef'y' on me corner oI oak ana sec
"hd streets Oakland, we UNDER
stand the consideration was 9I,'00.
heVs' -. lsoil' J"nh NJ DAVIS ana
: 10, "9epl' pe y ~ ietV o"Nl@hu tues
fnr tn ,.,,, 'V- &c " T9"' ~; d.
tr;,t C,nr'.,,.,,,,,f t t',,a NJ ~ In>...I
-, 80,
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mo- ON A. - o.Lorrn,. Lo',sn -
OAKLAND 'on ,IooIo,, I.s+. IIa.,,.,'
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r"'," g = ''> e at - I Ni' ''"o'''
i'"' i'oui'
col. McCarty ana MesSrs. u. W.
DeiaWder ana Earnest WardWell, re-
.ulileu 90 YAK lalid on tuesday even
t ,''' >,,i ,'I n o' l'I' = p"oI, '"u' III
. ~ ''''o'' vi INC l o'o'i'''
o'',' lii'o7aS' 'he oi"helliah
WHO ilau poth legs cut OH, near Fled-
mont Willle sWltcillhS MS tram on
'''e De- % ~ w. w. on TUESDAY OF
i"9t "eeh, - now uoihg WE'LL ana 1t
= az ~ - "
a wise man very truiy says
NV eiS "eeA tl'at Il man ptil'S an aa-
Vi .''cii'eiit III papef' nc pun" MS
BUSINESS SiSh l'i'o huhoreuS OF mousse
al n ION la.n no. - Il
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-08-03

The regular meeting Of this organ
ization was. held in the NJ. f.
Church on Thursday evening, 18th.
Quite a large audience was present.
The performances We're as follows:
Declarations Robert IoWnshend,
Jennie Martin, Harry Loar; selec-
ton: Laura Stalnaker; essays: e..
II. Pritchard, Allen Ison, Geo. NJ.
Mason. ............. d..
The exercises were well received
and attentiveIy listened to. People
do take an interest in these meet
ings, though some are inclined to
condemn them. .. ... .......
Prot. Observation-Disclosures furnish ed
the music for the occasion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Her PASTOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-25
Son Der 9feaerin. bic o[(mIlia ,

: Son BET 9tegerin, bic o((nalis wcii
mirb, beri4tet baS Gincinaatier u8plfs=
blatt" 6clsenbeS: suela Smitb perliert
a(lmalig ibre urlpriingli9 lebr bnnf(e
5autfarbe uno piro, penn feline genpez
runs i9reS 3ultanpes eintritt, nad Ser
lamf eini9er Sabre sans meiB merben.
Da8 6rauenSilnnaer, cine Gpllblutneaerin,
fam Dor ieds Sabren bon aettufp mad,
Cincinnati unb bat fid ieitbem als ssh
lderln ernabrt. Sic lit unperbeiratbet,
et,pa prcibig Sabre alt, unb bat ME Sim
Der seba6t. gor ldnserer 3eit slaubte
man, baB lic Idpinoiadtig lei, aber Jest
1T lie ldeintar rSllis seIunp, uno fart
nnb fraftis. Scr flint Sabren bemerfte
Suella ;uerit eini9e belle Sleden an ibrer
Sant, bic ilodenartis at selpillen Stellen
5eritreut auitratsn 9fa6 einiser 3eit
iuurben biele be(len Bunfte srSbcr ilnb
fclIen IdlieBlid ineinanber, wObur1 sro>
&c peibe Stellen setilOet murben. DieIe
merben alImalig iinnter srSBer unb lie bat
jeet an bet 8rult, pen1 nnterleibe uno ben
Yeinen 6leden, bic jeber nabeSu einen
auabratSoa SbcrTlade bebcde,, unb 70
9cll unp ipeiB linp, ipie bic Saut elmer
aaufalierin. DaS e'elidt, beflen 3ase
nidt uaan9enebnt finb, 1T nod gan; buns
felbraun, aber etwa 3tpei 6iinftel Der Saut
beS SSrperS unb oer @lieper finb l6ou
meiB seuOrben. Diele Seranocruns Der
Sautfarbe brinst iibrisenS feline beinerfz
bare Mrfuns auf Die geiuabheit peS
WaoAenS 9erpor.
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Gin llstsrfaa In Der Ssr,saowln

= Gin ustsrfaa In Der 5er,sscwIna.
Nm 13. glueut wurbe eiac Gompaauie
bes SO Sitsrreictilhen Snianterte Rsai.
msnts pom Stclee aus gum Gceosnoeeiren
mad 8apsnies auseslaidt Sur, eor If.
rem 8eltimmansaorte bel Napsnics murpc
ris @cmpasnIe purt6 psit utsrlsssaa Sa.
iurssnten lhaarsn abftiatln unp ,sr
iprenst. Die CUR llntsrliagaal natbsr.
ienpste 5. Gempaanis nabm bic Htlte Der
g., 6sitsbenb aus 2eutenant psdD uno 80
Mann. auf. gbsnio sslans ss, nsun
0srwuneete uno fiinf Qsihen Don @eial
lsnen ,uriid,utringen tasesen war bit
@pmpasnie gu ihwah, um eesen Die
lletermaht bsr Snlur9sntsn etwas aus3u,
rittsn. Sie rildte misosr nac9 5toae
elm ; bar Nsll Der 9. @cmpasnie, prei
Oficsre uno etma 100 Mann. iinp ssr,
mbt. Maa III iitfr ibr Saidlal bslors,
unO bsfardtft, oa man ec niat msbr init
! Srtsn, ienesrn NIT W0ntenssrinsrn uni
pom pisisn aufSsbsBssn }osr,ssowians
Slapsn ,u ttun bat, saS Ole usbsrletrn,
ZEN maidcrtrt worosn lfirn, wis ia aud
Die 1optsn ausSsplaapert !sasoen.
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Senben e5ip mir oess(lioSt sine Mu,,

Senpen Sic mir seiillisit cine gu,abl
Sam bn 8 III / Il e n.R a | n
. er fIr oas Sabr 1878 5ur Yer.
tbeiluns. oamit bic bieHgen eeute au6
mit ben 5c9nunSen Der uniibertrefflideu
5ambnr9er Samilien.W t..
3inen tetannt werosn. Jfep. 6. VI.
Yrismann, Wartbburs, Eenn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-25
- Sa Dallas wurbsn bersits $500
fir bic Sieberbitrittc aeIammelt.

fur bic Tieberottriftc seIammelt.
- SIN Yradstt murpen am sereansenen
5Onntas s45 60 far bic Nctttstpenoen in
Den 5teberpiltriften sslammslt.
= Su Mar1ball fano cine rspublitant'
fhs geriammlung itatt, pslds bonn Mar'
ltal 0uisl anssrsest tpurDs. Derlslbs
srtarte fd, fir bic gsldiduns Der repu.
blitanilfen Transformation, ,pelAe am
1. Ottcter III Dallas fattftnbet.
= Sn @pprsb seriettsn 6uso Miiofr
uno unssr in @trsit mesen eines Suuoes
res lsbtern. Der Mu lsr ssbiiIsu bate unp
Don pislem Oafiir srltonsn puros. llueer
murbe pun @iiiaer 70 ssichlasen, rab sr
itarb. Der M6Eeer 1T entflubsn.
- Gin Capt. Noesrs BET Quitin Bat
Die bsfannte tirnsnf6rlnise 5rubt Der
Gaftsen gu @aucen unp @iss ssrwanot
uno smpfsblt fie ais febr pfr'rsnobar.
gr slaubt, eab oisle 6riidte ebenfaus ,u
Wetn uno prelsrves gu psrwenoen fno.
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E G / a 8.
(5urtlebu,s foIat.)

Gerrespaadens. Gucrp, 22. Septen1,
fer. Der Guerc beitIde Eurnperein ba1
beId(rnen $1,000 in s(ftien auf;ubrinaen,
relde gum yau elmer 9urnbade permanpl
perben iOllen. Spu pbisenl Setrase ba-
BEN Die Mit9lieper bes Gereins $1,000 he-
reitS seSeidltet unb 1T fem 3tpeilel, paF
Der sanSe auiSubrinsenpe getras in Surz
sem 9e5eidnet .iein pirb.
Die bepcrltebenben 2Sablen nebmel1
ba8 sa1Se SntereHe unIerer 8epSlferllna
in Nnlpraa: Die Srelanb 9eute ludei1
iid beS idmar5en SotumS gu perlidern,
aber iheinen wenis @rfplg ipipeit 5u ba-
Zen. Infer County lit nun einnlal fit
Saleider uup alleS gSablen fam oarau
nihts dnOern. Die san5e Sppplition &c.
gen Sd,leider berubt bier, ipie anoerspo
nur naraut baB SAleider ebcn ni6t
oieiieitS bes srcBen Wa1ers bas Cages
li4t Suerlt erblidte unb ba5 1T natiirlid,
bet 6ebler, ben ibm feline BioerlaAer am
Sa4iten anreAnen. gSir baben bier slad=
liherweiie MIR nense Nnlerifauer, ipelde
auf oieiem traurisen Stanbpilnfte iteAen,
unb ale intellisenten unb einfluBreiderer
gcute lino slnbanser Sdleiders. Die
Scuntp= =8ablen weroen lebr lebbait met
ben: 6iir Sberifi laufen %. S. @eiliaer
Elm Srelano Mann, Der paS gtmt 6iSber
inne bate uno DeHen Geripaltuns piel sl
puniden iibris lieB-rnb ein Sdlei@er.
mann S. 9. armitrOn9, 9ieutenant ppn
Sails Ernppen, Gin fi9iser, enersilde,
Waun welder Die belten beutiAen unp
ainerifaniiden Stirii,en befpninen mirb.
Stir Sdasmeilter ipirb Serr 5. $. 8id=
ter wieOer canbitiren, ipelAer oas Nmt
leit lansen Sabren 5ur belten 3ufrieben.
belt Der yarser bieieS Counties peripa(tet
bat.-Die jesisen Snbaber Der slIielOr
uno Gountp Supse Offices, beioe s(me,
rifaner nnb Sdleid,erleate, Iinb Ganoi-
baten sur Biebereripibluns pbne Oppo
nenteu. 9lls Diitrictclerf laufen alpe
amerifaner, ebenfaflS Sdlsiderleute =
unp fit bic iid gut be5ablenbe Office pea
eountp Glerf iinb GanDibaten aufse=
itellt, barunter Serr Stub. Trplmme, Elm
Deutider, tpelAer am belten seeisnet If
baS Nmt gu permalten unb lpelder aud
bic Sor5iisliditen AuSlihten bat erpibl
su iperben.
Sctn Sttlanb pirb mprsen gusrp au
fsiner Dnrhreilt mad 8ietoria, wvsr am
"a. ,. 81. fumpsn pirb, beriiSren cir
bslcnpers ieisrlid,sr oper frsnnbl@aft!ihe,
Gmpfan5 miro ibm wobl niht ,u 1bs
,perocn. Sn 0ietoria mirb er abrisens
tahiiSe Nepner iiaosn, pslha feline eaaer
fsnnptnnen iperprn 9lts Qi,ner unp all
elm frsder Uatron Sat a1 Sobn 70 Of
| se3eist uab nur @slihtsr leinss galter;
fann itm geifall 3uiauhjsn.
Das Gpmite gum Sammsln Don Mell
fur bic aslten disbsrlsipenosa BAT ca. S7O(
DeiamHeli, mas far Gusro tsi elmer gs
pSlferuns Don 1900 ginwobnern Elm quite
3susnib ablest. Sm County finn ca
$40 mfbr gdamnrlt worosn,
| Die 0sldaite in NQasmsinsn Ilno red
eeiriseissae, Baumwoue tommt in srcBs
Wense auf ben Warft uno unlsre &aui
lsuts ftsipsn ,ufrIeoen gu lsin.
gin anosr Wal meGr. .. g.
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: Das @elbe Tieber in gbicoao

= Das @slte 6istsr in gbieaac. Die
ssitrise pSa. Staats,eituna" lAreitt !:
aud in @bieasO 1T jsst Elm SAT- pon ssl.
bem 5ieber purgcfunmsn Der ater te mrs
wtss bier entpidslt muroe, (unbern nur
sinseihlsppt uuo 70 friib en.osdt wurbs,
eab sr feiae ipeitere Ysiorsnib ,u srrsssn
braudt. Dei elmer an SAilsr|frabe ;wi>
ihen Glart. uno Deartornilrabe mpbnsn
ben psutibsn 5amilie traf namlia Dor
seltarn @6eno eine aus Mutter, Sctn uno
tlerer achtsr bsfebsnps Jamile elm, bic
lih aus WemptiS por pem @elben Tister
8tFaAtst. @elern MOrasn fins Der jun
&c Wann On, iitsr 6opfweb su Hagen une
fein 3ulano peridlimmsrte HA 3ulebenes
gessn Mittas lag er in raIsnost Gistsr.
hibe uns ais Dr. @siser serufsn wu.Se,
itano bislsr Zen Yaiisntsn NIT einem Yuls
Don l40 Shldsen uno In elmer 1empera-
tur eDn l04 GRAB, unb rpttunterlauie-
men @usen. Der Mr3t ertldrts cen SAT-
nit 3Ssern fur sslbes Jistsr uno iebte
fofcrt ben Or. DeDulf uon hsmIelten In
&enntnib. Dieter elite unY,rsasllh ,ur
Gteas nne crpnets lletsrilbruns Der
iammtlidfn Msmpbis Neiusees mad eli.
nsm ibm bsfanatsn, pGlis ilolrt tsben,
ben paule aui Der Wsiisite an, oas Yon
spsi nit Dem selbsn 5iebsr woblpertrau-
tsn ssuten bsipcbnt wirp. 9luA lorets CT
fir cine srunoliAe Dssinfstton oss pau.
lss nno Xusrautsrune pes @spads ner
Siadtlinse. 3wei anpere auf Dem Os.
fanbeeitsamte semelSste Sale erpslen
i'd als Dibtuns. Das Wabre an teipsn
mar oas, baD bic betrefenOsn psrl0nlid.
feiten aus NfmpbiS ssfommsn paren; i'm
llserisen bsfanosu fs ld b0hit wo0l.
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: Sesrmau. Srr 6. gDclfsram

eerman. 6rr 6. Dclfsram,
Elm tiidtissr ianaer @sihaisSmann, unS
ausse,si6net in isinem 6aae ais 0olb.
aresiisr uno lltrmaher, batifar bic Win.
Irritation einsn rsidaaltissn gorratb BON
Cob uno Sil6srpaarea aaer Nrt an
6aap, 70 oab jsDsr WunlA uno @sIhmaf
bsfrietiJts wfrpen fam. osri Wolfsram
bat vor Rar,sm einsn nsusn uno sltaau
ter Stors bs,ossn unp prp Rh freuen
fsine attn. lclpts tsht pisle neas 6uaoen
In trmislbea bseriibsn gu iGnnsn.
= Was burh 5leib uno auspauer er.
reidt nerosn fann, pas tabsn biz soerren
3aud Il &riiser In Q berma II bswislsn
Dor stea ,psi Sabrsn stablirten bislsben
beioes ianse asute, cine gisarrsusabrt
unb lie babsn nahpsm iis bic erlen I'D
einem ispsn neusn WelAalt entssssnfiasn
ben SAmterist,iten iitsrmunpen, bic @e
nustbnuns su le9su, eab ibr @iltdit I'D
tdglit auspfbnt unb ils Der Wabfrass
mad ibrsm Jabsifat taum 5clae lsileu
tSnnsn. Dit pon BEN bsrrsn labrt,irtsn
Gisarrsn inb absr aub in psr ibat asbsr.
crptntlid prsis wiirbis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13


An ASTONISHING FAcr.-A large
proportion of the American people
are today dying from the effects Of
Dyspepsia or disoydered liver The
result Of these diseases upon the
masses of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming making
life actually a burden instead Of a
pleasant existence Of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be, There
Is no good reason for this, fyou will
only throw aside prejudice and skep.
ticism, take the advice of Druggists
and your friends, and try one bottle
of Green's August Flower Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of
bottles Of this medicine have been
given away to try its virtues, with
satisfactory results in every ease.
You can buy sample bottle for 10
cents to try. Three doses will re-
.lieye the worst case. Positively sold
by all Druggists on the Western Con-
tinent. g
For sale by Point Pleasant, Drug
Store, Jos. S, Miller, supt. '-s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

CoNcERT.-Prof. Williams Juyen-
lie and Adult Glasses, in Music, will
give n Concert in the Wand street
NJ. f, Church, on Friday evening Of
this week, commencing at Z o'clock,
Parents of tho children and friends Of
the adult class will thus have an op.
portunity Of hearing and knowing
wha: progress tho class has made in
one torn Of coursn
Admittance, 25ctS children, l5cts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
e Price, TEN Cents.
Newspaper
Advegtising

one HUNDRED AND FiFrEsxTA EDITION
Containing complete list OF all the towns
in the United States, the Territories and
the Dominion OF Canada, having u popula.
ton greater than 5000 according to the last
census, together with the names Of the
newspapers having the largest local cir
culation in each OF the places named. AL
80, catalogue OF newspapers which are
recommended TO adyertisersas giyinggrea
est value in proportion to prices charged.
Also, all newspapers in the United States
and Canada, printing over 5000 copies each
issue. Also, all the Religious, AgriCultur-
al, Scientific and Mechanical, Medical, Ma.
sonic, Juvenile, Educational, Commercial
Insurance, Real Estate, Law, Sporting,
Musical, Fashion, and other special class
journals; very complete lists, also, many Ia
bles OF rates, showing the cost OF advertis-
ing in various newspapers, and everything
which beginner in advertising would like
to know. Address GEO. p. R0WEIIL &
CO., 10 Spruce ST., New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

New editions of the "old dollar of
the daddics" will soon be circulating
through the channels of trade. Our
dish will be right side upf for the re-
ccp'ion of such of them as our sub
Scribors may send in.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13
ANorHIR Con- on HoRloR.-I

ANOTHER Coal on HoRloR.-
Belle, the 70 year old daughter of
Hudson Maddy, Esq, living about a
mile above Addison, o., met a horri.
BILE death last Saturday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. AIaddy were both away
from home that afternoon, and Belle
wishing to kindle fire quickly be-
fore they should return. had recourse
to the coal oil can to assist, pouring
the oil on the kindling in the stove.
The oil ignited from the FIRE explod-
ing the can and burning her SO bad
ly she died at nine O'Clock p. NJ,
four hours after the accident.
Her father was 50 much overcome
by grief that fears are entertained
for his life. He had to be assisted to
and from the carriage on the way to
the cemetery, aud his screams and
means us they put his child away
from his sight in the grave, on the
hillside were heart.rending to hear.
When will people learn never to
pour coal oil into d siovsunder any
circumstances2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

FINE smEEp.-Tast Wednesday
week, Mr.. James somCrville, of Rob.
inson District, shipped on the Andes
toCincinnati 80 headofshecp. They
are said to be tho finest ever shipped
from Mason County,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

st. Patriok's day is the time when
cabbage and tomato seeds should DO
sown. But it comes on Sunday this
Time! What arc you gong to do
about III Now you've got n nut TO
crack.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

Mr. Kinsoy Robinson, Jr. has sold
out his interest in tho Excelsior
FIGURING Mill, to his partners, Mess.
Dale and Cole, who will continue the
business under the firm name Of
Cole & Dale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

rTrho Hoo A. NJ. Train Daily. -Gsa
E9The 3:45 p. N. train daily Except
Sunday between Hinton and Richmondl
Be5-Both Trains connect Mt Gordonsyille
with Virginia Midland r. r. for Washing
ton and the North, and at Richmond with
all the lines for the South.
kSS-The n. m. train does not leave
Richmond on Sunday The II 40 Il. m.
train Westward, leaves Hinton daily for
Huntington. The p. IN. train from Rich
mond makes connections daily at Hunting
ton with the Big Sandy Packet Company's
steamers for Cinnati. The Steamer Fleet
wood OF DostonR, leaves Cincinnati, daily
at l p. M, and makes connection with the
II a. m. train at Huntingdon.
BsS~ For Tickets, information OF Routes
and Rates, apply to
.. s. Van 1IATaE, Ag't,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

l'oschcs German syrupfor coughs,
Grccn's August Flower for dyspepsia
simmons Liver Regulator Elixir
.nano for headache. All the popu.
Iar patent medicines at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

b .
Playing out-savings' Banks.
Why is life like a conundrum.
Home is home, be it ever so homoly.
The 18th March, ST. Patrick's day.
Silver ringing throughout the
country.
married and settled" -at Van
Matre's-it's a book.
Beautiful-The Point Pleasant
girls,
Rich Laces, Silks and musIins at
VIM. Smiths.
Farmers and gardeners, are now
busy.
Delinquent patrons, may ye be
reused to sense Of your duty.
Fragrant Havana cigars at Van
Matre's. n. rsg :. .g ~
The big bed.bugs are striking for
blood
"Tho cheapest of lawyers keeping
ones own COUNSEL
Teachers Examination, March
Odd, ut the Academy, Point Pleasant.
County Court next Monday. A
term for the trial of causes.
Many farmers are preparing their
corn land. sf
Supreme Court is now in session
at Wheeling. Lfb s
Auction ut the New York Store
Monday morning,
Dresses ale worn very short in
front.
Satin is abovoeyorything for trim
ming.
Dress goods of all kinds will be
cheap this season.
The yoke of the kilt skirt should
fit the hips like n glove.
Very young girls will wear Scotch
plaids of dark colors for Spring.
Thospring styles in dress matcri.
ais display gayer colors than have
been worn for many years. Ig
The correct length for the kilt
skirt allows it to escape the sidewalk
two and a half inches all around.
Chemisc pctticoats, combining
both garments in one, are among
the new things in ladies underwear,
The new Council have appointed
Prof. WI. Kenny, Assessor for the
town.
West Virginia contributed s7o.12
to the Bible caiisc during the month
of February.
Maple molasscs is selling in this
market at from 81 to SIPS per gal,
lon.
Arc you ready to make gardon?-
The garden is ready for u start, if you
are.
The wheat in this county is grow
ing finely, and everything indicates
Il good crop.
Pavements have been laid on each
side of Market Street, from Maine to
Wand street,
The boys up at l.ctart, have start
ed a game called Chesapeake" 1t
is said to be very interesting game.
"A good deal of sickness is report
in different parts of the county at
present, and Doctors are happy.
Rev. W. L, Hills proposed school
for teachers, has been postponed I'M
Ill September next. Read the adyer-
tisemont.
DR.. c. W. Carr's ,otiice aud residence
is now on thccornerof 9th and Wand
streets, opposite the Clerks office, he
having moved there last week.
The thief who robbed Mr.. j, +.
Hulva, might return to him his
private papers and vouchers, if he
docs keep the money.
Some one iusensibly inquiries: "If
women holdup their dresses to show
their skirts, why not wear their
dresses short and thus save both time
and cloth?'
The handkCrChicfs now worn are
the handsomcst we have seen for
years. They are scallopod on the
edge, and deliberately embroidered in
gay colors.
About the poorest paid people in