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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-Hox. Jos. SMrrH.
Residence RayenswoOd, jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. WAGGESER.
Deputyr-JAMEs H. Holloway.
Clerk County Court-E. KiMRERLISd.
Deputy-JoSRPn II. Holloway.
President County Court-D. $. VAN Ma
TIRE.
Prosecuting Attorney-G. p. SIMIsoS.
SheriG-DAvID S. STEVENSON.
Depaties-J. Il. r. B. sMrTH, J. JEwErr,
$. w. soMERyILLE, HESRy FRY, JosEPH n.
DAiGIr, W. ID. SoNERyILLE.
Jaior--J. 'JEwErr.
Surveyor Of Lands-TnOs: J. RoHRRTs.
Assessor Dist. No l-JAs. w. WINDoS.
Assessor Dist. No. 2-E. 4. BAKER.
Sup't Public schools-CnAs. Il. Hoeo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25

The average man will sit passive
in n barber's chair and unmurmur.
ingly submit to having his counten-
nance vcneered with sOap-sudS and
thumped with wad of hog bristles,
but If his wife should accidcntly
splatter him with dishcloth, all the
recording angels in the land couldn't
do Justice to his remarks,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25
CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor-H. ]. FISHER, IR.
Rccorder-M. H. HALE.
Councilmen-T Stribling, @. Shrewsbury,
l., +. Campbell, A. r. Darst, John W..
English.
Sergeant-S. c. BLAKE.
Assessor-W. J. KENNY.
Street Commissioner--A. II. DARST.
0verseers Of POor-Drs S. e. Shaw and
l.. j. Campbell. 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. s. q. SHAW,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TENDERS his professional services to the
public, Calls from the country prompt:
ly attended to- Office, corner OF Main and
Third streets, opposite theold Presbyterian
Church. [april ., lS76-ly.
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Office upstairs, stortz's Block. Entrance
OH Main Street.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-25
Letting Him Down Hard.

He was an aesthetic young man
from the city, The floor manager
had introduced him to a divine
young creature in blue, and they
stood in the set waiting for the promp-
ter's call.
"What a charming assembly," re-
marked the young man from the city,
gazing around upon the array of
beautiful faces and costumes. "Thero
is something SO captivating, so ethe-
realizing, in these gatherings Of cul.
ture and refinement, that / am always
charmed when / can minglc with
such joyous throng. Do you not
pronounce this fashionable and in
tellectual soiree--a superior gather
ing of beauty and gentilityP"
"It's the boss" replied the gentle
creature in blue, as she arranged the
fastening of n neat little glove.
Tho young man from the city had
to be assisted out of the hall.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

The Fort Smith Herald says We
are very sorry TO learn from the Van
Buren, Press OF the 9th, that Fort Smith
mM not receive the benefit of Supt
Harlman's fast train according to Dun
ham), as the special train will be run in
the interest OF Van Buren, alone
Most lame and imGcele conclusion !!
The Press said no such thing What we
did say, was ; " Snpt. Hartman, Of the
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway
will, on a1d after March IL, put ON a
passenger. mail and express train, leav.
ing Little Rock Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and returning, lepve Van
Buren, Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satnr
days" Which is true every word. We
are not here to blow Fort Smiths horn
and if the three papers in that town eau
not do its blowing, it viii have to re
main uablown
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Dripping Springs Literary Society.

The society met March 9th. The objac OF
the meeting being to pay a tribute Of respect
to Judge Josiah larrell, the following Was
read by the President. and, by Il unanimous
vote ordered published in the Van Buren pa.
pers.
Tonight what solemn thoughts throng our
memory, when we behold the vacant seat.
only a few week, since was occupied by our
venerable father liarrel. / he Lamp of NOR
tality has been blown ont by the blast OF
DEATH" and how heavily the lass falls upon
us. The profound questions force themselves
upon Us, who will lead Us? l. there another
veteran who will step forward, and be our
Eaplaiu-Geueral? Can hi. pl &c be hled
with any of our ueiguborS? To the Young
father Harrel VA, Il guardian, to the middle
aged "A director, and to the old II safe leader
" hose heart does not grow sad, ana whose
feelings are not vailed dcep-down III the dust
of mrlnnchaiiy gloom. when we realize ana
know that our shepherd has fatien. Like
sheep we might geA,tray. The funeral knell
has rung. SORROW has stuhg our hearts. and
bereavement entered The ABODE where con-
tentmrnt and happiness reigned, lie is
dead. yet he liveth, Yes. he speaketh =
While lis body Is out yohder. returning To
dust from whence it sprung, his spirit Dasks
in beams OF bliss above. shouting the happy
story. His christi n example lives. an many
of Lis good acts speak. Long had he been
one of the pillars of the church. Long has
hr been soeietY'S standard. bearer. society 5
wise counsellor Many prayers has he offer
ed from the altar for the REDEEM pti0n of his
neighbors and friends, is a husband he was
Kind and alierinnatC; as i father tender ANA
loving; rs d neighbDr none better, as man
of temperance the world had no stronger al
vocate; rs Sabbath-school teacher few
pnuutS In his 4nleIu lions he WAS firm. ever
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

The Arkansas City Post says Gov
Miller, IT is thought, will be renominat.
cd Tor Governor. Certainly Il more hon,
est and earnest worker for the welfare
OF the people of the State could not be
found, agd his reelection would be rrat-
Tying to his friends. We would say
nothing in disparagcment of the other
eminent gentleman who aspire to the po-
sitlon, bat really we see no reason why
Miller should not be reelected.
1t is conceded, on most all sides, that
Hon William Il. Miller is the COMING
man for the democratic Lomu alton Tor
Governor.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Wm, { Woodruff. j..

The Little Rock Gazette SAYS We
find the following III the last Issue Of the
Fayetteville Democrat
A correspondent Of ono of the State
papers suggests Major WIN. j.. Wood
ruff, Jr., tor some State Office. II there
is man IN Arkansas who is entitled TO
the "eteg1a gratitude Of the Demo
cratic party, that man is Billy Woodruff.
lie is rs true and honest a man "a ever
lived; has abored faithfully for Arlian-
sas aud the Democratic party, and we
would like to see his services rewarded.
But such deserving men rs Major Wood.
ruff are generally thrust aside to make
room for those much less deserving
men who novor earned their epaulets'
by gallant service.
If there is n man in the State that has
worked long and faithfully for her in.
terest without an adequate reward n
man who has sacrificed his time, talents
and fortune for the people, that man Is
VIM. Z, Woodruff, If. We indorse every
word OF praise which the Democrat 50
worthily bestows.
We endorse every word of the above.
Let us fud place for Major Billy"
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

The Fort Smith Independent says
The old man" ia slow, but like the tel-
lows powder, " dreadful sure but rs
to ever going for the A. & r. plan, that
will never occur. We think friend
Dunhamis wrongin supposing tho leg s
latare would have been called together
because, when the time came, and Maj
Adams called on the Governor to con.
vene the legislature, the Governor told
him ii was too late, and that he believed
the matter could not be carried through ;
and we believe Gov Miller saw how the
current Of public opinion was running
in regard TO the A. 4 K. plan. His notes
and kilograms show that. We claim
nothing for doing our duty in cnlighten.
ing the people on the matter, and they
are EMIT ed to the credit for killing the
Adams RedfieId contract in spite Of the
Gazette or the Press.
Never mind, Judge. We won't quar-.
rel over tho Governors position. You
and | agree that be is the right man in
the right place, and should bo retained
in the gubernatorial chair for another
term.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Associate Justice.

! Several months ago we presented the
name OF Hon. S. W. Williams tor this
position, not knowing at the time who
/ would be aspirants tor tue place Since
| then the names OF several others have
been brought forward very prominent y,
/ and at least two others, whose asplra
| tions we feel no desire to oppose. Judge
/ ohm Il, Eakln Is 4 noble oil Roman-a
man among men, and rs true is steel.
We have known him long, and esteem
him very highly. His qualification for
the position cannot be questioned. Re
Gently the name Of our worthy Circuit
Judge, ". W. Mansfield. has been urged.
OF him W. caH say the same we say Of
Judge Eakin he is worthy and welt
qualified for the position. Locally, he
! has claims upon lis for support and per
so ally we have such high regards for
him that we cannot and will not inter
pose serious opposition. But We had
/ not thought the people OF the Filth Ju-
diciuI District would give him up as cir
cut Judge, tWe know they do not wish
to do so, ars rwe honestly believe Judge
/ Mansfield should give attention to the
wishes OF the people in this. For circuit
Judge there will be no opposition no
ma in the District would think of pre-
senting or allowing his name used
against him. We need his services for
another term, after which we should be
pleased to see him elevated to the SUI
preme bench. We think the friends who
persist in his candidacy tor Supreme
| Judge now, are doing him and the peo-
pie of this District both great injustice.
We expect his dcieat for the Supreme
bench at this time. aud the loss OF his
great judicial talent on our Circuit
Corut bench. We trust he and his
friends will reconsider the matter before
it shall be too late However, if he will
not have the position Of Circuit Judge,
we will have to look around and try to
| find some one else. We thi k we cam
| find the man in our town tat is as emit
ncntly qualified a,d worthy as any man
/ in the District aside from Judge Mans
/ field. Believing that Judge Mansfield
should be retained It's Circut Judge, and
/ that Judge Eakin should be retail ed rs
/ ChancelIor,we stick to our original prop
ositon, and favor Hon. Samuel W. Will
Jams for the Supreme Bench ladepcn.
dent Arkansia0.
We have not had louder-mouthoa
more persistent advocate of the claim.
of the q" great northwest for rccogni
ton at the bands Of the democracy O
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

1s- The Fayetteville Sentinel SAYS;
s''-J'''rtt1- through this place, that he has
been awarded the mai contract for the
next four years on the route from FAY
ettevllle to Alma, and also from here to
Pierce City.
1t will be seen, from this, that the
that the Fisher line of stages have been
awarded the contract for carrying the
mails from Alma to Pierce City, and it
is understood that ii has also the con.
tract on this, his old route.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Ear \ Norfolk disnotch Of tho -

NE \ Norfolk dispatch of the 18th
states that the United States steamel
Plymouth, now under repairs, has order
to put to sea as soon us out of the ma
'chinst's hands, defcrring all other re
pairs until her return. The Plymouth
goes direct to San Domingo, disturban
ces there having caused the imprison
ment Of the American consul and tn,
Interests Of American citizens to be i'm
periled.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

ates knows more Of life aud thought
and Increment He, above all men must
not let the iabby politicians and the
habby newspapers mislead him about
our two Senator's They are personal
~, politically, in public and in private,
honorable, estimable, brilliant men, and
it Is but a dog trick to bark at them
because, on n doubtful question, they
went asEanee.'
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Sheriff S Sale.

pl VIRTUE OF special teri facie to me d.
- rected 10y the clerk otlhe Circuit Curt o
crawford County. a rkansas. will offer fol
sale at the Court House door, in the town o,
Van Eurrn. III the County Of Crawford and
State OF Arkansas, on the
LIST Day of April, a. d.. 1873,
between the hours prescribed for judicial
sale, To the higIe bidder. on II elelit of
three (3) months. with interest. purchaser ia
give bond to secure the purchase III all
the right. title and interest of Willim 4
Britton in and to the following described
real estate. to-wlt; all Of section four "a in
township eight 49, north. and range thirty
ODD west levied upon by M a. the property
OF lillian a. Brilton to satisfy Judgment
by attachment obtained in the Crawford jr-
cunt Court, b9 Benton J. Brown. Plaintiff.
against William A. Britton, Defendant, to me
directed, as aforesaid,
JOHN +. WlNFnEY, sheriff.
March 5th 1878.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Weather Predictions for the Week Ac-
cording to lice.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
the Goth, 2lst, and 22d, variable gen e
rally falling and low barometer. Warm
and pleasant days, alternating with clou
DIV and threatning weather.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, 23d, 2Ith, 18th and Goth, rising ba
rometer. Falling temperature, clear Oh
fair weather Storms may occur about
the 23d.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
w arning Ord er.
In Crawford Circuit Court.

Olive {. MaXey, the widow and sole Execll-
triN OF the last will and testament OF
John MaNev, deceased. late of Crawford
County. Arkansas.
V. ! Petition to rtinstate lost
EXparte. will.
W any person or persons legally interest
l. ed in any manner whatever. in the ES-
tate or last viii and testament of said John
MaXey. deed, take notice that | shall apply
AT the April term. 1873 of this Court to rein
state the last will and testament of the said
Jnhn MaNey, decd the records and proofs OF
which we're destroyed by fire, at the burning
of the Court House at Van Buren,. on the 9th
day of March, 1877. and the original of which
has been lost or mislayed.
OLIVE c. Nancy.
Van Buren,. Ark. Feb, 6, 1873. iw
Taylor q Iuckleberry, Attorneys for Pc
linner.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Lamar and Hill.

There are some papers that are deihg
ing the political atmosphere otthe coan-
try with seurrilous and unmanly abuse
OF the two gentlemen whose names head
this article, because they dare to pursue
courses Of conduct in OPPOSITION to those
laid down for them by these newspaper
mentors. 1t is wonderful how political
ly-wise, aud how profoundly futare.see-
ing these writers become, as well as how
contemplate the bawdy-honse epIthetS
which they apply to these great states.
men, the latchet Of whose shoes they
are not worthy to stoop down aud un.
loose" Wo cannot, and do not agree
with the papers, in this State especially
that are Aeaping this abuse upon Sem
tor Lamar, Of Mississippi, and Senator
Hill, of Georgia, for their votes IN op
position 10 the silyer-bll. We recon-
mend the careful pernsal Of the follow
inr excellent and wise article from the
Louisville Courier JouraaN, by these far
seeing @ writers :
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
WARNING ORDER.

Crawford Circuit Court. Spring Term. 1873
J.. d. MondS Plaintiff
vs.. petition to reinstate record,
heorGt /. MA ms. Defendant.
'I'liE plaintiff herein has filed in the Clerks
nllicr his petition to r. in,tate the record
In the above entitled rause-to be heard at
Spring Term at said Court. Defendant is
herrhy notified Ia appear and contest sumo if
he desires TO Ito "a.
L. D. MONDS, Plaintiff
G. WILCOX, Attorney, iy
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

scr In the New Hampshire election,
~ but eiehleepl towns hays. been ,Aassall Eid
the vote come in as last year, Prescott
will have plurality oyer Mexican Of L.
OH. The list of representatives retur-
ned are Republicans 202, Democrats,
Ill
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

t1r. The Rnssellville Democrat learns
that the GAINESVILLE Forum has been
sold out. Mr.. J. w. May, an old citizen
OF the town was the purchaser and Mr.,
t. c. Hite, of Little Rock, good prac-
teal printer, has gone up to that place to
run the office.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

ssg- Mr.. G.. r. Williams is put in charge
of the "loeal' Of the Western Immigrant,
with the strict injunction that he is to de
nv himself of the "tavorte amusement
of touching up DR.. Mcclure.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

ES- The Little Rock Star reports the
following contributions to the Hot
Springs sufferers, from our compression
al delegation at Washington: Cravens,
500; Slemmons, s25 Cause, S25 Gun
ter, S25, and Dorsey, 500.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

The rule adopted by all the papers of the
stlte, charging 10 cents line for all notices
and communications, advancing the claims
OF candidates. seems TO us just and reasonable
and we tall into the ranks. Our paperis open
to all aspirants at Toe. per line In advance.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

s%2s' Tho Arkansas City Post says
" that most every old citizen in this sec
ton OF Arkansas speak we'll of Col. r.
W Johnson, and there is u growing i'm
preston that he will be our next United
States Senator.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

re- The Fayetteville ScntineT, of the
18th, notices the arrival OF the family Of
Gen. Hill, rs follows: " The family OF
Gen. d. IL. Hill, president of the \ |.
L., arrived here, last Tuesday. consist.
ing OF Mrs Hill, Master Jo. Hill. and a
bright little 7,year old girl. They are
located for the present at the Mountain
House.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

| SHALL APPLY to the Probate Court. for
T. Crawford County. Arkansas. at its term
commencing on 9Th April next for perms-
sion to sell the following described property
or real estate. rs belonging To the estate OF j
+ Meyer. late OF such county to pay debts
due therefor. Lots Il and lG in Block No
3, and lots l. ,. 4 5 and in Block No a.
town of Van Buren,. Also lot I, in Block g.
in town Of Dardanelle, Yell county, Arks.
l.. &. VIII re, Admir-.
Van Buren,. Ark. Feb. If. 1878.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

nsS~ The Fort 81 III Herald SAYS
The United States Acknowledgement
has decided that our Federal Court has
40 jurisdiction in the case Of Capt. J. Il
t'e}Holts charged with murder in the
Ihoc,aw Nation, and that Capt. Reyn-
p'da BOW subject to rcquisiton from
The Got eruur OF said Nation.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
W AIMING ORDER,

Crawford Circuit Court.
John w. Snow, Plaintiff
against
Sarah l.. snow, Defendant.
' !NlE defendant. Sarah l.. Snow, is warned
L to appear in this Court within thirty DAYS
AND answer the complaint of the plantilf,
John ". SNOW,
Ed. a, SCOTT, Clerk.
Feb. H. ISIS. tw
Ial Tor & Hurklchcrrv, for rlainiif.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

Ef- We have before US the argument
OF Plaintiffs by Col. John NJ. Harrell
before the United States Commissioners
for the disposal of the Hot Springs res
crvation of Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
For sheriff.

We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
". MArLOCk. OF Jasper township. as can
d date for Sheriff nc the coming election sub
iect to nomination at the hands OF demo-
ctatie County Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

r@a~ The Fayetteville Democrat ofthe
18th is out in Il wclltempcred article in
opposition to the propos ton for com
bination Of the great northwest" in de
ma3ding recognition by the democracy
at the next c ection We were satisfied
that the " sober soc1 d thought of the
people would be in opposition to any
such move. As Benton county organic
ed the movement, if size has candidate
for any position on the State ticket. pre-
sent the name, and we have no doubt
she will receive careful considerations
But If Benton aud Washington do as|
they did two years ago, at the State
conven ion, present the names Of three
gentlemen for the same Office, they may
very we'll expect TO be left out. Let the
rule be, the very best men for positions,
without regard to location.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
Van Buren, Pub!ic School.

We are requested to give notice that the
last term of the scholastic year commences
March % and ends June II. 1873. Persons
from distance are admitted to any of the
departments of the school, by paying in adj
vance for entering the highest grade. SOU
intermediate grade, 81 90. primary grade, ST..
80 per month. Board can be had in good
families at from $40 to Sl5 mont. An,
information desirable can he obtained OF c
f. Harvey, or the Principal Lewis Ryan.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

re- We regret to learn of the death
oil William McCutching, at Clarksvile
recently. William worked in this office
for while before going to GAINESVILLE.
He was a native Of Alabama.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

we are authorized to announce JOHN >.
GRODIE, asa candidate for Sheriff of Craw-
ford County. Mt the September election, sub
jeet to nomination by the Democratic
County Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

EyA Jacksonville, Fla, dispatch,
says that the Hon. John Morrissey has
had relapse, aud is believed TO be in a
dying condition.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
COMMERCIAL
Tuesday March 10.

Tuesday, March 10.
Business for the past week has been
only moderate, as is usual at this season.
Receipts of cotton have greatly fallen
off, the larger portion Of the crop hay
ing been marketed. Prices remain about
the same Us last week, say 6 to s cts.
Wheat and Flour have both declined.
Wheat may be quoted at Sl,00 to Sl,l0
per busheI Flour, $50 to S2,75 per sack.
Oats 25c. Corn SOC. Green apples75 to
Sl.OO. Irish Potatoes 75c. Sweet Po-
tatoes 75c. Chickens $3.50 per dozen.
Butter, l5c. Eggs Sc. Bacon 81 to &c.
State Scrip, 10 to75e.
County Scrip, to to 6oc.
Van Buren, Town, 70 to 75c.
COTTON MARKET.
St. Louis, March 8, 1O4
New Orleans, 10y
New York, 10 1916
Memphis, LOT
Cora is dime bushel in Atehison
Kansas.
A biz factory at Chester, Pa, makes
corn molaSses.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

GN- The Western Immigrant announ-
,es the withdrawal Of Col. W. l.. Morris,
Us associate editor of the Independent
A rSansian Of Dardanelle
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

ss5- The Fort Smith Herald publishes
call from the citizens of Scott county
on the Hon. B. L. DuVal to become a
candidate for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

hereby announce myself AS Candidate
for sheriff of Crawford County, Ark, sbu-
jeet to the action of the County Democratic
Convention.
Respectfully,
j. D. HAWKINS.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

TS- Col, Jacob Frolich of the Searcy
Record, has F." stepped down and out for
short period, and Mr.. John G. Hol-
land takes editorial charge of the Rec
ord.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19
J. D. HAWKINS.

We are authorized to announce, THOM-
As NJ. MCGEE, as candidate Tor Shefih
Of Craw ford County, subject to a nomination
at the hands of Democratic County Conven'
ton.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

IS- An Athens dispatch of March II,
says" \ iete is to take place tonight,
IN honor of General and Mrs. Grant.
The r@ins Of the aAcienttemp es and the
Pantheon will be Illuminated on the oc.
casion.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

Bey~ The Ozark Democrat says that
i" young Ghoate, who was arrested at
Van Buren, last week, and brought to
Ozark, and tried for horse-stealing, was
acquitted. We didn't hear the particu.
lars in the case, but we have been told
that Choate was badly treated. If so,
VIC are pleased to learn Of his acquit
tai =
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

AZ A special from Rome says tho
Pope is considering the expediency OF
appointing an I,lsh Cardinal to a post at
the Vatican.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

Bas- Mrs. Belle Thomas, of Hope, Ar
kansas, sister Of the late Mrs. Senator
Garland, died in the town Of Hope, last
,yaply
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

Bee" We regret to learn that our old
and esteemed friend, Col John NJ. IIar-
reli, was burnt out by the Hot Springs
iire.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

Te- The Southwestern Press states
that Hon. John T. Beardcn has with.
drawn from the race for Congress in that
-SIcmmon 's-Di,trict,
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

fsr The Augusta Bulletin, of Wood
ruff county, advocates the reno nnation
of VIM. r. Miller, for Governor.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

E The Cardiff Giant was passed up to
Fort Smith, on the Fletcher, for The in
spcetion OF the ass tute editor of the
Herald.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-19

f The Alma Herald gives three
cheers FOR Gen. Meyer.