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shall be inserted in the specifications OF all contracts
awarded by the government TO the that conirac-
tors VIII not be permitted TO employ Chincsa labor
upon The work. and that In the event OF their doing
SO tho government will not be respons bio TOR pay
mont Of the contract.
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HEAVY STORM IN KANSAS.

Topeka, August 2, 1878.
hoavy wind and rain storm, accompanied 81
thunder and lightning, visited this section Of the
country early tins morn ng and II is thought injured
The corn somewhat. At O'Clock tonight
another storm broke with terrific effect, blo~ipR
down Signs aud breaking trees mousse was struck
by lightning tnis morning.
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YELLOW FEVER.

SEVEN DEATHS AND 1wRSTY-sIx NEW CASES.
NEW ORLEANS, La, August 2, 1878
The Board Of Health noon to-day reported that
there had deaths from yellow fever during
the past twenty -iour hours. rhirty-six new cases
were reported for tho same period.
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A.-THE CRUST OF TARrAR

A.-THE CRUST Of TARTAR
speedily surface o teeth upon which the
Ink aud preservatvc inf eace VI sozoDosr daily
ertoi No form OF decay iniet ivories
which IL IL used ~ has moreover refreshing enecs
the mouth In which IL leaves agreeable taste,
besides renirrius this br-sh II mouth
rn,e With after soking the tnste " the tobacco
tireIy dssipated As auxiliary 10 personal meiuess
Il cannot too highly DO extollcd Sold by draggisIa
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty-four In com.
parison with the corresponding dato Of last year, a.
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2Is Bfo6dway:-
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HOLLY SrgIyGs, Miss, Augusta 1873
heavy ram storm prevailed hero this afternoon.
James Drsg, aged sixteen years, and Miss Louise
Mare. aged fourteen years were ktllc by lightning
in different places in the suburbs Vt The town.
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MURDEROUS NEGRO Thieves.
LAW SHOT WHILE DEPENDING THEMSELVES
AGAINST HoUsEBREAKERs.

LAW bHUI WHILL DEFENDING THENbELVES
AGAINST HoUsEDREAKERs.
RICHMOND, Va, August 3 1878
Last night two negroes entered tho store ana
dwelling Of Mr.. Mostly ncnly. In Gooehland county,
nitocn miles wost OF Richmond, Tor the purpose OF
robbery. but we're frightened OF by the wakln, OF
the occupants. Mr.. Henly went 10 tho window with
gun, and while leaning out was shot In tue face.
Another shot lred through the panel ol tho door
striking Mira D,nnard, Mr.. Hcniy's mothcr.in.law,
IN the abdomen. without entering the house the
thieves thcn demanded monoy and boots, giving tue
sizes thcy wanted, together with other articles all OF
which were givcu TO thom by Mrs Henly. whereupon
they left Mr. Hsny ognized the man who shot
him az one OF Two negroes VINO had been lotcubs
about the Dcighborhood for several days A body OF
cIzens N IN pursuit. OF Tho miscreabts Mr. Henlyis
wound, though serious, 10 not considered fatal. but
that ot hrs Dennard will probably resus In deslh.
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LORD OGILvY."

BosroS, August 2, 1873.
Cecil W. Carr or as no calls himself, Lord Ugnvyr
was brought here to-day by a detective officer aud
lodged In jaiL
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
STATE TICKET AND LRoIsLAruRE
CHOSEN.
RALEieH, Angus, 2. 1879

RALEicH, August 2, 1873
Returns come In slowly. Only swcnty-t.ree coun-
ties have heard from. The Indications are that
the Legislature In both houses, will be largely demo
cratic, though thus lar the democrats have lost niue
members, divided among the republicans, tbdc-
pendcnts ana nationals, aud have The ia.
dependents, howsver, cannot strictly be ciassed with
the republicans, as most OF them will vote with the
democrats.
rnsro was opposition to tho democratic state
Ticket.
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THE FISHERIES.


HALirAS, n. g., August ., 1873.
The American ashing sehoonsrs arrived from PORT
hulsrave to-day, from North Bay, with full Isres OF
mackcrci.
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INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
HoussnoLp fsSscEs will relieve paiu the
bowels OF side cures collie rneum atsm and 25e
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL --iHE IMPROVEMENT rs
and repairs OF this Avoraby and we'll known are
completed; having more convenences than tho
comfort " ts patrons IL offers superior toe
transient aud permanent guests. UHfAH WEIGH llate
arm snd successor To =. Hawk a Co }. Proprietor
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VIEW PUBLICATIONs.

(,nbAPe5f BOOK STORE IN TIN wokLb--
OLibrsres and Bccss bought; immense collections re-
csived dsy catalogues Of heion and general literature
sfics
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RE MEDY
MRS. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP chfldr en-
teethng dysentery and diatrh@s wind collie sni
regulates the IS CENTS A BOrrLh.
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EUROPE.


A silLEy's HOTEL. uE>kIkITA ST. CUyENf
htsrden Enthusiastically stustcd large comfort.
able Bedrooms. beautifully furnished and moderate
ladies' coffee and drawing rooms smosing and
billiard rooms, hot aud cold baths.
RichARD MICHELL, Proprietor.
IlRisroL nOrEi. LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR
1Jdens willis large hrst class family neei ia tho
tn.pt~ style aud furni shed with con,,r
and mo iern improvement. excellent cuisine ana wuss
Proprietor. ". t1sELE. late OF Meurtces.
LDwAHD PAiUN sOS, BRkrCfILDADIXG 0uN
Laud Rms Manufacturers by special appon naeu to lila
lnte Royal nighncss the Primes 'Consort.
los Mount 81. Orosvenor square). London.
~ George st.. Perth, n. n
I ones HOtrL, BOND ST., LONDON
lIEstabiished upwari Of ssntury This veil s.ovu AMI
aocrstic house situated Ia ths csnre Of the ruoss
fashionable part % the West Fad Csisbratsi Tor Al,
cuisine andceisr OF the choicest wiuss.
NINE rAs-AUD's, LONDON.-PATRONlzED BY
Nl the arstoerscy and Amsricsn visitors xroup
OF today's rashion. President Grant War Grvup ra,L
Duke Nicholas Osmsn PsehA Ae reproduction %
Plus TX. lying In ststs ~ st. Peters. Crowued
Head and Celebrity: the Terrible Chamber Horrors;
splendid orchestra Open from ten TIL
ODy special appointment TO H. Il H. the Prince Of WsAss
and u. Il "A. the Duke OF Rdiuburgh.
Breech.losdins
Gun and kihs Manufacturer.
57s ST. James st.. Londou.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature OF corresponding da,
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A-TURKf5H BArHS kEOPENEO ENLARGE
ana renovated. No west 2ith ". near Broadway.

II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, S,
Maiden lane the sole anufacturers OF reu uius
Anrsros PAINTS RoorlSG, srkAm rfpK aud BoiLkR Gov
1c
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-02
The Conn. Valley Insurance Agency
represents tbs largest aud most reliable
Fire, Life and accident insur-
uuce sDInDAntes

ance Companies
In the world. Among them are the Aetna,
Noyal, l. aud l. Globe, Imperial, North brit
lsh, North America. Geimanla. Continental
aud the leading Mutuals Of Vermont and Nas
saehusells, also. The Equitable Lile OF New
York aud The Travellers Life aud Accident
OF Hartford,
Responsible persons having large RISKS To
place will consult their interests by cores
pending with this Agency,
Our principles OF business aIo close scfn'
tiny Of Risks, .,,
Rigid adheranee 10 adequate rates, fair aud
s0uaTe settlement Of honest losses, DO not
fail TO have your Life aud Property Insured a'
the Conn Valley Insurance Agency.
T., ID. SABINE, Agent,
Windsor. W.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-02
PerkinsviIIe Town Fair.

Perkiusvlle folks held their fair on
the eth ult. and had fair time.
The fair was Il success, the best held
here in MANY years, and large num-
Der were in attendance. All premiums
will he paid in full. The show of cattle
sheep am, horses vas splendid.
In the trot for purse OF $40, first
day, there were three horses, as fol.
lows: jim by james George of Cbes-
ter, Fannie by George +. Davis of
Windsor and Perkinsvile Maid by
James McIn,Ie of Perkinsvile. jim
took the first heat and the Maid the
last two. Time, 3.l2, 3 10, 3.0S.
The ,rot the second day for purse
of s45, open to all that never beat
2.40, resulted Us follows:
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Clarence 10 the Landlord.
on PAyIEd Iih HIT ATIER 4 NIGHI's Iona
IsH,

Is0,
Oh I've passed missrabl, nlght.
40 full Of fearful dreams, Of ugly sights,
And feel tha morning ID II had
iisen ssnt for aud couldn't como
would not spend another such night,
No, not II you would make mo present
VI your whole eoniouudsd earAsansary,
80 full Of dismsl terror Was the time
Melhought tho bedbuga tore mo limb from
limb,
Picked the flesh from my aching bones,
Checked ms through 10 that undiscovered
country
From whoae bourne no commercial traveller
returns
Aud divided UP my sainplea among themselves
My dream Was heightened after lIfei
Oh then began tho tempest to my soul
With that. moihought, legion Of foul hends
Enylroned ms and howlsd in mine ears
Such hIdeous cries, that with the very noise
trembling walked, aud, for season after
Could not believe but that waa IN hell
Such terrible Impression made my dream.
Until looked out Of tho window
Aud saw tho baIkeeper kissing
The dining room girl In tho back yard
on City De' rick,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-02

A New York clergyman says be
"doesn't know himself" He should
get nominated and run for political
Office, If he wants 10 be told all
about himself and more too. The
newspapers and speakers on the other
side would crowd more astonishing
and awful things in his pedigree than
he ever dreamed Of He would be
surprised to learn that he starved his
grandfather to death, and threw bis
grandmother down an old we'll
INorristown Herald.
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Windsor Photograph Rooms.

PIRsT,CLAsR WORK GUARANTEED,
OLD PICTURES copied and enlarged and
finished in Ink, Water COlOrs, Cil, hleIeo'
seopie Views taken Of Residences, iiorses,
or Groups. aud in fact, all kinds OF fhoto'
graph Work done satisfactory or no charge
Albums, Picture Frames, hleIeoseones,
slereOseopic Views Of Windsor aud Vicinity,
Passeporlouls, So, Sc, always on hand,'-
Also, Agent iOr lhe celebrated Esly organ
Having had experience IN tho business
we trust we shall merit liberal public
patronage ,,,.uos,, q lady, ,,ts,
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Hartland Business Cards.
+. l. B Il II Il
Manufacturer of and Dealer IN

MnIulNttnfef OI aud DUNItT TT
Plows, CultiyatOrS, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW wARE,RoLL BAKERS
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn,
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates aud
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmcfs, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks
Registers, Door Scrapors, Empire Stove Black
Guards and Doors, Bodstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuycr Irons, Sleigh ant,
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mcs's improved Smut Mills,
IIowcs Standard Scales, GIBBS Cylinder Plow
Shares, IIarrows, &c.
NJ Orders solicited,
lIar,land. W., May |, 1871. 1884
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A Vassar girls oath: Buy gum
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Better leta good joke with bad NOR
al 90 unpublished. Smut destroys
the effect Of wit with every keen OBJ
server of humor. Post
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-13
TO GRANGERS.

TNHE members Of Pomona Grange will
take notice thatthe meeting heretofore
appointed to be held on the First Thurs
day Of September, will be held on the
Third Thursday, instead Of the first, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. All the members arc anx-
iously urged to he present, us some impor'
tant matters, relating to the holding Of q
meeting Of tho State Grange at Point Plea.
SAINT, ON the 81 Of November, next, will
have to be considered. BY order OF tho
Worthy Master ,,,,.
aug. 9S-iw,
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The $50 p. m. train has sleeping car at.
tached, and does not run on Sunday.
The Saturday $3.50 p. m. train does moi
run cost OF White Sulphur.
The 10 a. IN. and $50 p, m. trains make
connection at Gordensville per Washing
ton, Baltimore and all points south. Vir'
ginia Midland.
Trains leave Charlottesville, daily, al
1880 n. m. and 1885 u. m. per Lynchburg
The 10 d. m. @. & o., trains make con
nection with the 2:S0 a. NJ, train at Char
lottesville for the South.
RICHMOND 10 HUNTINGTON.
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LAND FOR NALEl

.000n ACRES OF FINE FARMING
LOUlJ land in Clendenin District, Mason
County, u miles from the Ohio River, Is
offered for sale in lots TO suit purchasers,
or tho whole tract will be sold In o body.
Terms reasonable and easy. For further
information inquire Of GEO. r, HENRY,
Agent, Apple Grove 7, o., Mason County,
West Virginia, or OF WM, II. GUM, At
torncy ut law, Point Pleasant, West Viz
ginia. linly 8l-i.
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Post Master Van Glider wants US to
saw that he's going to close his Office
at half.past eight o'clock ut night
after this. He has to get up early
and, besides, his mother don't allow
him 20 be out latco' nights, anyhow
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iood Nerr . AM 0nt 4 Ennlo1nent.

We will send free by mail to any one dc
string pleasant and profitable employment,
a beautiful Chrome aud confidential cireu-
lar OF the American and European Chrome
Company showing how to make money.
We have something entirely new, such as
has never been offered to the public before
There is lots Of money in It for agents
Address, enclosing Scent stamp inr re-
turn postage on Chrome, +. GLEASON, 10
Essex street, Boston, Mass. toct. 2S-iw.
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NOTICE!
no rTrespasaera.

NOTICE Is hereby given not to trcspass,
IN by hunting, fishing or otherwise on
The farm OF John s. Roush, commonly
known "a the "segrost Farm az all per
sons so doing will DO dealt with according
10 law. JUN p NoV9ii'
New Haven, Nov O-iw.
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TICKET OFFICE.

For the sale Of Through Tickets to all
points onihe Q. 4 OF r. and to Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and all Of the Southern Atlantic
Cities and Florida.
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The 7:20 train does not leave Richmond
on Sunday. There's p. m. train does not
leave White Sulphur oil Saturday. The
545 p. M. train from Richmond, makes
close connections daily at Huntington
with the Big Sandy Packet Company's
steamersfo Cincinnati. TheSteamer Fleet
wood or Bostona, leaves Cincinnati, daily
at p. M, and makes connection with the
10 II. M. train at Huntington.
Rf9rFor Tickets, information OF Routes
aud Rafnr onnlu IN
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WALL PAPERS,

We have the largest stock o. wall papers,
In Mason County, which will be sold lower
than ever before offered In this market,
and we arc prepared TO duplicate any bill
no matter where purchased. To parties
purchasing large quantaties we will give
extra inducements,
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Tho Wheeling Register has appear
cd in an entire new dress, greatlyen'
larqed and otherwise improved. 1t
Is now the neatcst aud best looking
papor in Wheeling, and promises to
be tho nowsicst and livcliest' Sue
coss TO Lewis Baker e Co.
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The Sabbath School Mass Meeting
will be held in the upper Presbyte'
rian Church on the fourth Sabbath
of this month, at 8 p. m.
Subject for general remarks, "Thc
condition of successful Sabbath
School Work"
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Van Matre Note Paper. "

We arc the propnetors Of this favorite
brand Of note paper, which We are having
manufactured expressly for this market
and which for quality and fncness Of finish
IL the nc plus ultra Of the papers Of the day
and the GROWING feature Of, all Is that We
are retailing II at regular Wholesale rates
Orders by mail or in person will receive
immediate and careful attention, md will
in all CNsos be executed at the Very low
est Prices.
Correspondence Is invited, md all letters
Of inquiry will receive prompt and full at
tentlon. Address
D. 8. VAN EIAT2u,
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATTERS.
Quail on toast.
The jail is filing up.
Desd.locks-false curls.

Mile sOVl1FAS0 h"'S "SbNH'
Now is the time to go nutting.
The 18th is Thanksgiving day.
Buckwheat cakes are now in order.
set EN- up agin"-parlOr stoves.
Worst kindofsipping- gossippipg.
The Ohio wharf is being repaired.
Indian Summer does not pan out
veil.
Mr.. E. Kimberlipg is improving
slowly ia..ts
A sepsonpOlo fashion-p pepper and
slt suits.
Rabbits are plentiful. Get out
your guns.
Send US all the news from your
neighborhoods. 4 ~ TgffY
It's time to pen up your Thanks.
giving turkeys
Chocn will open the new hotel the
last ofthis week.
NH, Stone is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Geo. Martin is erecting a nice ad-
dition tohis house.
Potatoes are selling at from 40 to
JOccnts per bushel,
This is the season of rain and mud
and bad county roads,
Haul up your butrhering logs and
prepare for hog killing.
Court will begin its grinding on
fine lSth-next Monday.
Low prices for farm crops, works
hardships TO the farmer
The Point Pleasant school is the
best public school in the State.
Republicans now smile, and Dem.
Ocrats do not have much to say.
Pork will he cheap this season, not
bringing over 81 cents per pound.
Good coopers can get work by APP
plying to John S. Miller, this place.
Read the new advertisement of
Messrs. Setsser, sehon & McCulloch,
Our farmers mourn the loss ufquite
a number. of their hogs from cholera,
It's said that tic Hcssian fly is
The early so@nwheat fear-
fully.
Dress warm if you would preserve
your health; as cold weather has come
for good.
Dr.. Barbce now meets you with a
suile-cougratulate him-he is a
lfyou know what we don't know,
and everybody else should know, let
us know it.
Come in and take the Register while
you are at Court. Only s1.5oa year
in advance.
The question now with the people
is, who are going to be deputies in the
Clerks Offices. jiI
The gossips of u little town do more
toward retarding its growth than
many Imagine.
The tower to the Episcopal church
will be erected, The ladies have
taken it in hand. $50
Don't fail to call and settle your
bill at this Office when you come to
Court next Monday.
Corn gathering is in full blast,
though not turning out, generally, as
good as was expected.
Some peoples religion makes them
all the worse for protesting thing
they don't understand.
Bros. Shindle and Howard left for
Wheeling Monday to attend the
Grand Lodge of Masons,
five happen to be out, subscribers
calling to pay their subscription can
pay the same to our foreman.
Hogs are selling in Cincinnati at
from $40 to 1886 per 100 gross
This is certainly a very low figure.
Never get insulted ifyou are asked
topay what you owe-especially it
it be newspaper subscription.
About all the editors of the State
specially Radical oditors-arc on
the Federal Court jury, at Charles
Ton.
The Ohio Valley Medical Associa-
iin,, ,,.... ..i q; Ahin r,lnnn
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Chesapeake & Ohio
go go
RAIL ROAD.
Excursion TIcIkcts.

Trip and return tickets to White Sulphur
and all the other celebrated Springs and
places of resort in the Mountains OF West
Virginia, are now for sale at the ticket Of
flee, Huntington, at reduced rates.
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D. S. Van MATRE, Agent,
Point Pleasant, w. Va.

On and after June 9th, 1878, Express
and Mail trains will leave Huntington Al
follows. be
HUNTINGTON TO RICHMOND. &
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Mr.. James Doyle and his bride ar
rived Tuesday, and will make their
home in this place, We bid them
welcome and wish them a long and
happy life.
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Thursday; but it did not lay long on
the ground. The boys were getting
their sleighs ready, but had to put
them back again; never mind it will
come after while and plenty Of it.
Mr. E. Pretty was severely injured
by falling out Of the second story Of
oleaker's Mill, on Eighteen Mile
Creek; lot Of lumber fell down on
him.
Mr.. L. Jordon's child died last Fri.
day morning Of scrofula; its remains
were taken to Craig's graveyard last
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Wilson is lying very
low at her sisters, Mrs. D. L.
Womeldorf and at this writing is not
any better.
Farmers have commenced killing
hogs, and market very dull, from 2
TO u cents per pound
Last Monday, November 4th, as
the school was to commence at the
school house called Set Still, near
William sayre's, on Thirteen Mile
Creek, two teachers met there to com.
mence school, Mr.. Edward Reins
from Letart, West Virginia and Rev.
Stewart, the place Of. his residence |
have not learned. Both were hired
by the trustees. They both taught
school on Monday, and Mr.. Reins
having the key, locked the school
house up at night and took it to the
trustee, who would not open it the
next morning. Mr.. Stewart coming
to the school house found it locked,
went in at the window and then
opened the door, and commenced
teaching school. About the middle
of the day, summons was sent to
him to appear before A. J. Arm.
strong, J. P, but MIR. Stewart did
not go and stayed and taught his
school. Mr.. Stewart held the fort
and Mr.. Reins had to go back to Lee
tart, so the whole business is settled.
Mr.. John McConihay shot Loon
last Wednesday at this landing,
measuring 5 feet from tip to tip
How high is that?
Last Sunday Miss Mary Stuart, of
Buffalo, was thrown from horse she
was riding, near Mr.. Womeldorf's,
and received some severe INJURIES
She was taken to her home by Mr..
Womeldorf.
There has been some stealing 60
ing on at Pike City farm; we think
dose of No, O. pills wouldn't hurt
the lads.
Mr.. D. Womeldorf returned from
Virginia last Wednesday, per steam
err Telephone where he had been
visiting friends. He brought with
him some rock from the Natural
Bridge. REPORTER.
Our Fairview correspondent is re-
minded thatlocal neighborhood news
is what we want, not the disagree
ments of people. Our readers care
nothing of a Minister'S religious be-
lief or the doctrine he preaches.-
Neither do we want articles that par
take of personalities, therefore your
article is declined.
Sarah Woods, Lewis Miller and
Mollie Newell, raised a disturbance
down on Salt Creek, and were ar
raigned before Justice Phelps, and
being unable to give bond for their
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-13

Col. Thomas has Just returned from
Pittsburgh with large stock Of
stoves, hardware, iron roofing, &C.
He proposes to sell these goods low.
Give him call.