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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

To MAKE NINEGAR-651. b
can be made with sugar, -
yeast, but cider vinegar Is o
the former, hoil coarse sugar
ter il the proportion OF g
each gallon, and skim i-s
When lukewaUm ada yel5-. y.
every three gallons OF T-.-.
best to spread the yeast on
bread, let it work twen-y--.--
then turn into "a cask OF jug
pose to the heat or sumil~
place it near the fire Fas
of netting over the bung
out flies and insects. NL
three weeks or a month d "-.
good vinegar If the heal
great enough; if not i5
longer. 1t will of course ll
age.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

THE CUCUMBER BEEIiL.
ing the leaves OF youl=
vines with ashes, plaster. @
liar substance, the cucumls r
sometimes be driven away
not trouble the vines Wien
only when young aud '
young plants can oe -
spreading a thin LAYER ol ~,
them, holding it i'm place
small stones or sticks JlL,
the edges into the groulg1
ties cannot get through y,
cf cotton while it may u
shin that it viii not pre'eH
Of the young plants
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

To Destroy LICE oN Fowls
Grease the top of the head and under
each wing with an ointment of mercu-
Iial ointment, two parts; lard three
parts ccudo petroleum one part.
Apply N Aa.t melted s...e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

S77 Month and expenses guaranteed To- Atyents.
- putnt free. SHAW * Co. AUeUsra UaINE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01
DEPARTMENT
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
nOOT AND SHOE DEpARTMENT,

pair Mems good PIow Shoes soc
pair Mems good BUcklei shoes ior.........-sl p
pair Mems Fine Boots OT................... q
pair Mems best Caliskin Boots tOr........-.. G
1 pair Womon's good Shoes for--..-.-......... 81
pair Women best Shoes for ...--..---.-.-.- 3
uair Ladies' Caters fnr.............-.-.... q
pair Ladies' best tiatcrs .
Misses Shoes uf all STYLES and sizes. from 90 70 =
4 large stock of Children-- Shoes at lowest prices
4 very large stock of Baby Shoes at 25c- per pair
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

s.--- A sEa1t,aud expenses to agents Outht Free
: I I Address L. o. NICKEItY. Augusta Maine.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

4 Vi. ALiaI. n. j.. PHIsICiA& AND
4 - -r.Hal1N. HHcushur-s. IN. Dmee on High
street. sv.- H. JalHl street. and rgtrly spposl
Iur t.s.r -IHlea fHl-IItrtiHH- ia both fidrrHru
..tl t.. -,a-.t calls should bs artae go th,
'"ir-- l-' si--t-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01
SAA!s.zsl!ss ] : J.

EB-For sale by Lpnmon * Murray Ehenshurg,
who are authorized to guarantee NiGOEENE to
prove as rcHrc-cntci. [1O-lI. .'Ts.-ly.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-01

CELEEY.-Peter Henderson says in
Gardening for Profit:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20


EAST H4GFEyER E,Isfhs late
t1eaEy rams havalsfs the public 1oads
IN i very bad cdnditsnn. A large
bridge at Mr. I. Bumgar1ser's, was
washed away, on last Friday hy tha
highest rise IN thecEeelr that vasever
known by those who live on it.
Cur earn crop viii ba much better
thau we had ezpecte.t, prevailing
lack Ernst" viii stay at hume until
it has ample time tn mature.
Some dogs were caugha among Mr..
Joseph zirzIe's sheep, abqr1t tly,
weeks ago; and after they wsra Priv
en- away. It vas asesrtained j at fuur
sheep wers killed and.eigb. orippEgd.
But the dogs gesa not yet satisfied:
they passsd dsreetEy over to Mr.. ].
Sease' and took after his shasu.-
BY Riis ssime Il vas day-break, aud
tngs we're haasily pursued, one Of
zt.em killed, and anotlierracagnized.
which met its fate after il returned
home The drnngg to M zirgls
was ubnut twenty dollars.
Rev DR.. HenzIey, Of Eew haven.
preachedat Onion, last Sunday morn
ing The dnctuEii gps tthedIngian,
ard he has not fDrgutten how to
preach.
Our new Board of Education con.
templates some reduction in teachers
wages this coming scholastic year, 50
We learns We.trust thut....they win
devise some effsctivssspIan to sustain
the schools, aud also to Iiquidate the
debt imposed upon us through the
iniudieious management Of the old
Board.
The..result of the election is very
surprisiugsto i great many They
don't know how to.account for such
a strong race, nude dy the candidates
who we're simply picked up
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20
GoMNlsaEoYER.s NOTICE.


Levi l. Raymond and JoiIn W PiiGhard,
W.
Adam Taylor Elizabeth TAYLOR. /. 7.
Rnush. Wads Crpss, IL. r howard and L.
Richard &c In Chancry
THE parties to the above entitled cause
/ win take notice chat in pursuance ot
the authority vested in nc by Beerrt2f
orrtsr oitte CirrzTit Court Ji Mason Coun-
t., West Virginia, rendered. in said callse
On the 18th day OF Anril. lsTn. Z shall on
the mi day OF SeptcmhsE, 1873 al the LIry
Otheeaf Couch x knight. in the town af
Point PleasEnr West virginia, proceed to
lLke and state and report ~ acrcInt
showing.
LIST. What Liens there are upon the real
estate munri0ned in Canplainant'4 Bill,
held IN the name Of Ellzaheth Taylor, and
conveyed 10 her by AL Rnusil, as therr-
in set fDrth, their nature, their IInuunis
ana their pTiuriiiess
n. What amount, i ANYTHING. . Inc on
the Judgment OF the CIuulainaut's. Of tllI
Defendant, ltie antiquity salt COMPANY.
ana iron tie Trust tian1f the Deientalt,
4. J. R0usf and nsparr anv otter matter
that le may ,lasn pertinent, or TINT either
u 5le parties ll.gr require. ant, Ii rom anv
csGusa t4a taking III said lrc1iutt shmlid
not ae commenced On tA4s giay, or Il COM.
neaeei should not be cnae.uded tae s.ma
Will Ue continued from dlsv 10 ,iuv, ~ fnon
time lO'time 20 .iie same H!aca, until tla
sllule Is e5mpiHted.
lllflzs T. COUCH. IR.,
-lig tt-tT. Commissioned
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Wor1fug,nen..

before y1u 5egin yoaCheayy spring
WORK after a winter If reIaxatlnh,
yolr system needs cleansing ara
stree. gthenirg 10 prevent an attacE
% Ague, Billions Or Spring Fever OF
some other Spring sickness that VIII
unit yDu for q ssason work. You
viii save time, much sickness AMI
great expense if van VIII use one
bottle df hop Bftters in your fnmily
this month. DON'T wait. See other
column.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Mr. R s Buckle has Just reeeivad
4 large stock Of clntaing and piece
goods, 1c., which he says he VII sell
as low As any mRn dare to do. Give
him acaiI, and get new xuit for
the Fair. and .lopE RS paetlble.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20
CalnpehEioa opaa . -
EHsYFERY HnFEGE.
Stute Of West Yirginia,

State OF West Virginia,
Mason County, IS;
4 T Rules held in the Clerk 9ifira OF
~. tie Circuit C6urtoi Mason County, on
the tirss Monday IN the mouth Of August
1870
Tanns 4. Waddall Administrator Of tho
estate Of James q. ihnmaker lecetaast
Plaintiff. vs..
A;rt!a E. -huingker, widow u JnHus 4.
shumaSer deceased, samuel c. Stenb-
eirseu and IuAe 3. Stephenson. his vile,
formerly Josie B. Shul1aker. William
Stausbnry and Sarah Y. stansburv, his
vie, formerly Sarah VI Shiunalser,l
james ShulHaker, George W Shunnker,
Lee j. stluIuaiier, Samuel = Shumgker,
Edward r Slimnaksr. Martha E SHIT
maker The Pdmerny National Bank, Tie
Syrucflse Coal lui salt Company. Iahn
Epev, John Dixie e. HilderhElnd. II z.
Remington, William ElTlmer. Marian
Mumaw, Charles Bickman, Peter LAM
5reeht, The Clifton Sail Gompany, T. G.
Prpbst and William pfohst, partners DO
!ng business under the name and style
of ]. c. Prubst K Son. 5. SilvermaI and
II. silverman, partners doing business
under the ulrne and style oI = Silver
MAN ]. Sun. and D. Rerd. Defendants.
IN GH4EEERy.
Tie object Of shis suit is to subject tfie
real AsiatR Of which james Il. Shulna5er
died seized ami possessed, to tue payment
of his debts.
Eiiis day came the Complainant, BY
Counsel, and on his matian and ttGppear-
jng by affidavit fled. that the Defendants,
Tie pomeruv National Bank, and the ~
racuse Coal and Salt Company, are foreign
Corporations and that no person can ba
found in suid County, Of Nilsson lpou whom
process can be Legally served, and Tint
John Epley, John Dixie, B. 2. Remington,
William Krnmer Charles hickman, r c.
Prubst and William Prubst. 8 Silvernan
and " Silvermau, Samuel G.. Stephenson
and IGsie 3. Stephenson, bis villa, William
Stanshurv anu SarEh " 50usbury, bis
vile, and D. Reed, arc nuu-rezilents Of this
State, il is ordered that they do appear
here II Rules to be heitin tie CIHrlSS OF
ice 81 the Circuit Court OF said County on
the first Monday, III the month OF 5eplenl-
Der, 1879, and 10 what is necessary 10 pro-.
fect their interest IN this SUR.
EESTE
CHAS B.. W4GfiIzStER, Gicris.
English, . 4 lang i-+W
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

GaHM's LANDING ITEAz-The f0I-
lowing are officers for Board Of Edu-
cation of Union District For Prezi-
dent, J. C. Eddington; for Commits
sioners, B. [. Smith, R. Baty, E.
stutler and VIM, KimberEing.
Last Sabbath, while Mrs. G. W.
Maupin was returning home from
preaching, she fell from the buggy,
straining her wrist and soaring her
face considerably.
Mr.. J. B. Morgan is starting i
brick-Eard on his farm, which Will
give considerable work this fall
The Capt. is a business man. A few
more such men in our community
would make things iven uu.
Mrs. Hayward, son and daughter,
Of GGIlipqifs, Ohio, have been visit
ing m this sommunits
Mr. Henry Whites; Of the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Lnstitht11n. at Rom,
ney, West Virginin, called on us this
morning with M G. W.Cruig, Esq,
one Of the Rsgeutz Of that Ensti.u-
sioH. M White is canvaszing the
State in an effort to secure the 5ene-
fits Of thut noble Institution to all
for whom It was 5nilt.
We hive to announce Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. H. Zines, on the SICK list this.
week. Hr Jones is couvaIesoing,
but M-s. Jones' is quite i'll with chiIIs
aud fever.
Last Saturday 4 game of base bail
was played between the Mountain
Boys, Of this place, and the Eighteen
club, Of Eighteen Mile Creek; the
score stood as fDTlnws: Mountain Boys
8; Eigtesn club, 4. Some good play
ing was dome. The Mountain Bows
will play the same club next satur
day, on Eighteen Mile Greek, above
oieacker's Neil. REPORTER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20
The Weekly Register
LOC4L 1E4TTEERs
Nails ara alIvancing.

beilEliIIall cool 2
Only si1 dags until the Fair,
Read Bridge notice IN this paper.
Simpson tells the big snake story.
sneak thieves ara quite abundant.
Taw. boats have. been mn l,7nf r,r,,.
ey
Point Pleas 1t ias 40 Eicsnsed al
Ioonz
A hospitaI Is hadly needed in this
place.
ALI kinds of goods are On the adj
yancs-
Mosquitoes penetrate into the best
society
Ton much 4indorsen gcts a fellow
outdoors
Weston. the waEl1ist il temper
anca-talkist.
Ptuaririnr 4 the Episcopal church,
next sandlg
Examplais always mora efficacio1s
than precept
VIII the mud hole Of wharf re-
main as usual2
The Jackson County Fair will be
held IN October
The drainage of this town is bad
IN many places.
Our merchants are now reesiving
thar Fall goods
Felt bonuetz and round hats Will
be worn this fiL
Close enutest-one woman trying
to ontdresa another
Work has not yet been commenc.
ed upon the wharf.
Scarlet feyer is increasing in many
parts Of the county.
Cholera infautum Is verv bad
among the children.
The caterpillar nuisauce isextend-
ing over the country
C. @. Miller and d.ruphter left for
Cincinnati, Saturday.
The winter stvte of summer 10 psr-
baps the hest after nh
Rs,I.ir wfIar b,.. crow. :,
vara-r;iia E,,,,,,.I.,
~
+ba IsnctI,. If ~. H.
nA't 9l.n : s.'ons -''n 'of mus
Pnty.r # .,,a XIV r5,,,,s, Am
run hack di,rin, n F-ir
M,
FINN g;5;-csne. q u na--6,,sEaI = :
r. 1,,..- 80,
+B.,sg,.,.. :. So : =
WIZ, .4,---,,.,.r
wt,a, sTa III, r,r.. -, -. -, ''-''
rr -. W. r,.
r.ssa, 49,, - ~. :, - -,
= 'a'l40le lluuse l'ia ~ = D''s ",
wsa.
M srf, rovn vitB , a..b, ,,;,.r
n.v bs- consii,Iar,,,i : oas.
uatfun.
wsan ~, o,,,., - -,.ie 49,
IN st,grg &, Ea.1,,,a. !, l..,,,j,,J ~
- ~ h''
rt
IeA'' Anes, N'rS4l LUIS ''S''N ~al
.t4.s l.a 81" 70 oe very plentiful
''-'S 'soi'
-stt' '-1-iu' 81 'usI A's si
KY - u '4i' government VOTES Cd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

We call attention to the L4g card
Of Mr. Henry J. Fisher in this. issue.
He Is lutte of the firm of Fisher d
hogg. He is i good Iawyer, and bus
mess entrusted to him viii receive
prompt and close attention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

We have just received the first
number OF the Casnsopolite, monthly,
published ut Sioux City, lava. It is
an exceedingly attractive and hand
some paper, and deserves the patron
age of all, and particularly those
soaking information of Inc resources
of the West.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20
C9MMESSESsEER.s SALE Or
REAL ESTATE.


L the County Edurt Of Mason county. rem
derud It the MEv term, .TS7T, iii . cllancerv
cause therein peHdiug. Wherein philln Il.
Mckinlr was plaintiff and Jacob.T Grimm
was defendant, I, the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, snallon the
21tIl dag OF September, ls.g.
sell At public auction. at the front door OF
the Court House. IN AIIson county,. the i'll
lowing tracts or parcels Of land situate in
the District OF Ciendeniu, in said Mason
County, Or 50 much thereof as nay be nee
essary To pay uff and satlsfv the said decree.
with is interest from tie 18th DIV 5f MAY.
1879, and the costs Of said chancery suit.
The suid property beIng bounded and
described rs follows, to-Tit: One lot. be-
ginning ut stake and STONE in tflt.easteriv
line Of the survey, thence u. 63s W. asA
poles TO rock near said Gfrimms house
n. l57 (. poles to a rock in the Westerly
line Of the survey. n ST e. 81 poles to q
maple. corner % the entire survey s. g
E. 1877 poles to the beginning, estimated
to contain - acres, | rood and Is poles
And another lot beginning at rock and
har post near said tirimm's house. ) poles
and q Links west from the old liue and )
poles INK Il links, S04 poles in all. to
stake 5 feet sly from siu-Il hlaeiz ouk.-
NJ -, E ~ poles to tie old line and with
1t y. SIF, E. ~ poles to the Old CORNER.
thence with the old line 5. 10, W s. poles
to the beginning, estimated to contain y
acres more Or less.
Terms Of SaIe-CASH IN HAND.
CHAS. z EGf5Gf,
aug iS-tw. Sneeiai Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

IT BEATS THE FAml.-The NAM
9th stock Of Fall Goods now on Elk
hibitiuu at j B. Tfppsts's Cheap
Cash Store. Call aud sea for your
selves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Dr. ", $, Hoy viii continue the practice
OF ue5Iicine, and viii occupy the office
lately oCrupied by Campbell & Hoy.
juif 51-4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

AGEST.-Mr Samuel Mcguire is
Agent for the saIea f the Grain Sep
traitors now being manufactured by
the Wilson Brothers, in this place,
This is tbs best grain separator in
The country, and every farmer would
do We'll 10 call upon Mr. Mcclure, and
see the perfection with which the
machine does It's work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

EiRnaE1rErr RaH 4 Few sslEs,risz
.ro TRaFEE Nv The STATE Tie Ctio
Scale Works, Of l25 Central Avenue,
Cincinnati, Chin, being dssirous Of
elllarging their bnsines haze iecii.
.ed To emplny number Of Seiesrnen
u travel and sell their Standard
Scales to dealers, aud as the same
time while selling q the trade, ap-
punt a good cansaases IN sEery caun-
tg they visit, to sell their Universal
Family Scale on commission. This
scale sold faster last year than they
could be manufactured, dut the firm
IRE now prepared 70 meet all demands
with superior scale. We hive no
nom to give an elaborate descrip-
ton Of the scales manufactured by
them, but we would advise every one
who needs employment to write at
once fur their illustrated Catalogue
and Price List, and naming the low
est salary expected for one yea ;
services.
Their Illustrated Catalogue cum.
tains the most oonlpIete 6ue .fscaIes
IN the market, from the E4rrs B. r.
Track Scale Of 60 TONS to the most
delicate Druggist Seize.
This ennuty is still open for an
Agent to sill The FamiIy Scale on
commission. aug6-5w.
DEATHa.-sEs Lakeland, Ohio, Aug
usf, Sta 1873, Rev. James q. Gill. in
the I'd year of his age. Bewas the
F.tthar of the late PASTOR Ofthe Lower
Presbyterian church, Of this place.
In this place on the 9Th inst, Of
brain fever, Hattie, daughterof james
L. and Harriet A NeighbOrs, aged
I3 months and four days.
Clara, daughter of Henry NcDer-
NIT, aged % years, died ofeunsump-
ton, at her father 5, aoar this place,
on Sunday evening last.
Florence, daughter of VIM. Glover,
died ofconsumption, in the 18th year
of her age, on Friday last, the 18th
inst.
Mr. Joseph Duff aged about s.
years died of typhoid faver, on the
Eth inst, In Cooper District.
4ecDEyrs.-0n Monday evening,
Mrs. Mary Allen attempted to de-
scend the cellar stepsat the residence
of Mr.. G, P. Simpson, when she step-
pedon piece of watermelon rind.
which caused her to slip and precip-
itated her down the stone steps, caus-
ing her right arm to be bruken Just
belnw the elbow.
A few days ago VIM. Menugar of
GSgiIipoIis, was riding in q buggy
through this place, and when uear
Dr. Barbse's office, accidentally fell
out of it, breathing one Of his arm@
Just Ibove the wrist.
Cozgaar -Tlere will be uConoart
1t -as Academy, n this place, fur
the Benefit of the E. E. Church, on
"Wednesday evening, august 9th
The performers ara amateur artists,
consisting Of Mi. and Mrs. J. B.
Downing, of MiddIeport Quartette
Club. aud Chas. Prohzt, of TINT place.
and Miss Lille Knight, of West Col.
umbia.
AGESr-Mr Samuel Mcguire IS
Agent for the sale Of the Grain Sep
traitors now being manufactured by
the Wilson Brothers, in this uIace.
This is tbs best grain separator in
The country, and every farmer would
do well 10 cagI upon Mr.. McGuire, and
see the perfection with which the
machine does It's work.
We have just received the first
number OF the Casmopoitte, monthly,
published ut Sinuz City lava. It is
an exceedingly attractive and hand.
some paper, and deserves the patron
age of all, and particularly those
soaking information of Inc resources
of the West.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Flaxcnmmauds a5atter price than
wheator corn, and yetvsry little Of. it
Is raised in our county
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West YiTginia. Masoa County S.:
T Rallies heia IN tire Clerks Gliies d
II the County Court OF Nissan Count
on the first Monday IN August, 1872
ressn Elnrar.


VS..
Esom G. Hannau.. E. :. Human, Batsy
Love ind William Love. her husband,
Anne Wilson anfi -- Wilson, her hna-
band, Joseph Hiinnln, Monroe Himnan,
/ Frank Hannah, Fanny Elstham and a. &.
eastman. her husband. Mary A. fenple-
-t0n md Harvey lempletuu, her husband.
Eiizuhath Wiley and Rehsrt Wiiey, her
anshand. Jefferson Riggs. John Written
and the unknown heirs Ut law oi Gharies
Human, deceased, Ike d Hason County,
West Virginia.
II CHANCERy.
Tie object 81 the above entitled suit is tn
OhFain llesrtse CONSUMING the last villa and
testament OF the said Charles Human, and
10 partition among dis heirs ut Aw, twa
tTHcts OF and. OF which said Charles HalI-
uan die,i. seiEet and possessed; one tract
containing three hundred acres mora cries,
and the OthereOnfgiuing one hundred and
fifty acrcs. more or less- each siItiate IN Ham,
nan District. n the County and State lfnre-
sAid:and j said triIc,s snail nDtbesusceptible
81 PARTITION. then tussll rhesGme and distrib-
ute the proceeds thereof among said heirHs
And if appearing rom IN affidavit fled
that Eruut lnnnEn, henry HnnnaH GntI
Ibnrne Human. and the unknown heirs
ut ialy Of said Churtes Haunan. deceased,
are uou-fesigieuts oi this 1iGie. on motion
Of the plaintiff. by counsel, il is ordere,t
that the said defendants do appear here aU
Rules 70 be he'd IN said office, ON the first
Monday III September next. and do wliar
i. necessary to prutret their interests in
this suit.
j COPY resie:
TP r. 3. SMITH. Clerk,
By IoSEpu q. HpLL1waY, Deputy.
tT;iru ( Wiier, S1Is. lug. Civ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

CEIEHRArEnS.-There will be d
Sunday School celebration at Mt.
Union, y miles from Buffalo, on Sat
urtiay, September 9Th, 1879 Good
speakers viii be present. We are re-
quested to extend a general invita-
ton to all our readers to be present.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

The finest lot of paipts in town, at
the Roia1 Pleasant Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

CoSCEar-Tnere viii be Concert
II the Academy, N this pIace, fur
the benefit of the P E. Church, on
"Wednesday aseaiHg august 9th
The performers ara amateur artists,
consisting Of Mai and Hrs. J. B.
Downing, Of MiddIeport Quartette
Club, aud Chas. Prohzt, OF TINT place.
and Miss Lille Knight, of West Col
umbia.
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Saturday before the fourth Sunday
in September, there viii be i Sub
bath school celebration ut the Christ
ian church, near Fadley's All are
invited to attend and bring full
baskats.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Mr. c. c. Miller, recently sold
GIeckner & Bare of Pomerny, Ohio,
q head Of tvo-year-old cattle, that
averaged 1t59 pounds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

LIB. Troschke, IS huildius a store
house mex. TO he Central saIOUu, on
Min street.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

CommeruiaI travellers give this
town the best kindof a name. They
say It is the best town on the river
fnr business, and that our merchants
are all solid men, with no wildcat
about them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

The Wall City took large num-
Der Of coIored people from this place
to the Baptist Association ut Bur
Liugtou, saturiay night, and return
ed them Monday morning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Rev. Il. R. Coleman, of Kentucky,
will deliver an address on Masonry
and also give description of the
Holy Land, at the NJ. E. Church.
South, on the evening of the 26lh
inst. AL invited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

). Silyerman Il Son, are now re
ceiging their fall stock of clothing,
which Is large and complete. They
propose to sell cheap for cash. Give
them call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

TRPETTs sPEcIALLas.-Men'5 full
stock Brogan'sat Tippett ), for s125
warranted solid.
Rio Coffee at Tfppetfa only IL
cents per pound, Soda only 4 cents,
Starch only cents, Lea only 35 cts,
40 big bars of so1p for stOg, Bruam's
l24 cents, Buckets LII cents, WASH
boards III cents.
The only place in the city to get.
fine hosiery for Indies, misses and
gentlemen, is at Tippstt's
TiPpstt's Full Stock almost COM
plete. Go there and get your bar
gnius.
The largest stock of Bootsaud shoes
ever opened in Point Pleasant, at
Tippett'z.
General Headquarters for Bargains,
Tippetts Cheap Cash Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Quite i number Of mud.5ridgas
and oulgerts were washedout during
the heavy rains Of last week, and but
lew people could get to .owuon sat
lrday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20
DIss0LuTTON.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
d under the tirm name Of Campbell <
Hoy, has this dGy been dissolved 1v mutu-
al consent. All persons. indebted to the
firm are requested TO make immediate set
tlcment. l. E. ChMPBELL,
W $. HOY.