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References from We'll! Known Physi-
clans. Druggists and Citizens
SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

.CIears the Head and Throat so thoroughly,
that taken In IN. morning on risIus, M re
are no uurl.-aSsnr SecTeIlons. aus no dlsa
pre.abI. n viking rIng The entire day, but
an unpr-c. d-ut.d Gle rn"ss OF Voice ana
Respiratory Ora =" Price with improved
~ s,ier and Treatise, 81 So'd Dy All Drug
gists
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The Canadian government mas refused 10
apply for renewal Of The law excluding
American cattle rom tue Dominion of Can
ada ] n this they ara wis In their genera
ton" aud the next th'Ds la Older j., ~ W.
sugges ted weeks ago, fOr the mOlueT c,,uutry
TO the thing
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A SLIGHT MIsrATE.
A Travelling Man Woes a Supposed
Female and FINALLY Makes the Dis
eoyery that his Fair Unknown ~ Of
the ~ rOu~ seN.

An evening or tao ago n travelling man
well known in the Missouri Valley, finding
that time hung YEARLY upon his hands in
the evening, took a little stroll in the north
western portion of the city TO shake on the
stupidness resulting from losfing around the
hotel. He wandered around until he WAS
near the corner of Seventh and Pottawatomie
streets. when the sound OF hssty footsteps
attracted his attention and his eyes were
greeted with the sudden appearance OF \
young girl, app 'rentIy about eighteen years
OF age, who at once called To him and pla ed
herself under hts pro 'ection, saying that she
had been out alone and that party OF SOL
diers bal been following her and insulting
's-r. fine tr yelling man, having q brave as
well as a susceptib e disposit on at once &C.
epted the situation ana be-ane the wiilip n
e co az the Dung lady 10 tao me. As they
walked along the situation grew innre inter
esuug TO hun, NJ least and he found
la his companion /. one In whom his
4 iterest grew stronger esc, moment. When
they arrived at the house where tue young
iscy was supposed to live, she Was unable %
sufaciently thank her protector, and Vas %
profase In her thanks that he finally mus
Tered up coerees. eatheied her IN his arms
and yAtnsd kisses upoa her apparently VII
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Chicks.

Keep your chickens =r, nag rfO.n The
shell, and they Will D. Tc-Ly tor ia Table or
msrket any time after ten OF Twelve weeks
of age; II the puiieis a4- waut.-d for wiIier
layers they VIII com elc- ing mont "a
earlier ln the fall than Jhgas- that have been
Obliged u scratch + 4 tueIT llTIhg.
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ling face About this time, much to his sur.
prise md disgust. the yourg .dy gav- an
u q IN sta X able masculine l-uzh snd ne then
discove ed that he hau be, Ia ken ad ntage
OF, ana h = com panio1 was none othsr than
convenient boy borroxec for the occasion by
some Joking friends. He packed up and left
on the train the same u ght swearing ven
geance.
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Sherifs Sale No. II.

ID BLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un
Il Ger and by virtue OF a judgment rendered
in the District Court IN tue county al
Leavenworth, in the state of Kansas, IN an
action wherein Samuel y. Latra is plaintiff
and Margaret transtOn and William
Cranston are defendants and of an exc
cution issnet on said judgment, TO me di
reeted and delIveTed, ! Will on Monday the
fifteenth day Of September A. ID. 1873. at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ Of III At day. at me south front
door of the Court -Og-e in the city of Leav-
enworih, in the County of LeavenWOrth, IN
the State OF Kansas, offer at public sale and
sell 10 the hi hest bidder, for cash in hand
the following de-cr bed tract OF land, situate
lying and being in the County OF Lsayen
worth. in the state Of Kansas, namely:
Lots numbered four a., Nv t5l, six 10. seven
%. eight o. a. Il nine co., IN block numbered
fourteen Ia. in Lalta'- addition to the city vi
LeaveD worth, state Aforesaid.
Dated thts fourteenth d~y OF August, 1879
PIG. LOWE,
Sherin of eayen worth county, Kansas.
John q Doug as, attorney for plaintiff
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Sherfs Sale flo. III.

DUBL1C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
4 that under and nv VIRTUE OF an execution
i>sue1 on an abstract Of judgement render. q Ia
an action in Justices Court be ore TnOIna.
PIOwInAn, Justice Of the Peace in ana fOI
LeavenwUItn tOWnShip, in the County oi
IeavenwOrth, III the State OF Kansas. In AZ
action wherein Anten Won Bank II pla ntIfi
and Andres r. ttereT AMI = tr.sIet ke,tere,
are defendants, which execution wa to IN.
directed and delivered. / VII! on Monday
lie 18TH day of september AID. 1872 ~ eIev, n
O'Clock ". IN. Of that day, at the south ironl
door OF the Court House in the City oi
LesveuwOTth, IN the County OF Leaven-
worth, in the State of Kansas, offer al
pubic sale and sell to the highest birder
Tor cash in hand, the following described
tract Of iand, situate lying and being in
the county Of LeavenworIh, in the State
of Kansas, nancy.
Lot number n tlOJ, In block number two
~, IN Benz addition TO the city OF Leaven-
worth.
-aid property has been levied mon and II
to be sold SIS the property Of Anton kelteTeI
ana Margaret kejteTer.
Dated TINS IL IA day of August, A. ID. 1873.
+. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrtn County, Kansas
John G. Nogel, Attorney for Plsinttn.
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GREAT M..lflT.

All the fairs give the fist premiums specia
awards Of great merit 20 Hop b ties, the
| surest and best family dIcine, and we
most hearty approve OF the awards Tor We
know they deserve it, They are now on ex-
hibitlon at IN" state Fairs, and we advise all
| II test them See another column.
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H-e have a speedy and positive cure for Ca
tarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth aud Head
ache in SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal Irjector tree with each bottle. Use IL
n YOU desire health and sweet breath. Price
50 cts sold by Arnold & Hunt. sat&w
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IsJOtc1- t4IaN u ENaLi-T
Consumption rhe most destructive mplaGv
that III icts humanity is now said 10 he csus-
ed by yeast plant tnat q yurr,hes IN the
blood The presence of this fungus in the
blood Is readily shoSn by the microscope,
an now forms the subject of Careful study
AMONG phYslcian-.
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a perfectly wholesome and purely vegetable
preparation. Manufactured by J.CHRISTA-
DORL, IS William street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied by AL Hair Dress.
ers. au. eod6w
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Notice

The undersigned respectfully invites atten-
tion o. his r, Gently enlarged stock of marble
nom IN. best GRADES known TO the trade.
New and elegant styles. Call ana examine
before placing our order.
GERACGHTY,
Seneca, between Fourth and Finn ots.
~.
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The Kansas City ,JoUTl.di says OF our fair:
Attention l. called % he advertisement OF
the La enworih Exposition in this morn
ing's Journal. The association have secured
some al the fastest horses in the West, and
have lsfI nothing undoue TO maze the fair a
>uccess
BHtOn's Spirit Of the Tu.t, published at Chi
cago, In its last issue says:
Mr.. Frank T. Lynch. [ e wide-awske sec
ret ,ry of the LeavenwoTth Driving Park, In
foi ms Us that tHey VIII make 1t very inter-
. sting for horsemen who eUter IN ir sTeeds al
their IA l meeting which begins Septembe
= and con inues four days.
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GONE For EVER!

So say the ladies of their beauty, when the
mirror shows them their once jet or golden
ringlets streaked with gray; but never was
there a more
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To GET Up AND OFT

place that, from any Cause, has not
home feeling about II.
If~eexpecI GU young folks 10 remsic with
u anu settle around u, We must surround
them vito agree. bie influences. IL must not
De ..t.lI work and no ply, We slave too
much in Our ceIiius and onr young people
are Disputed. We should mas our work
and MOI let our work MISTER u. oar ca ling
should serve US, aud mol We our calling So
much Let Us not lose sight of 1.-THE man."
tor which ALI things else nave eXl>tancs. HE
man. I EDS better for h bath and clean
sul 1T nog and then, and al hOdr III To. cUOi
sLs,le and a book Ia his hand
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HOSE AND FARM
White worms
The T0bercIe.

lluler-Ocsan
For litt'e white worms in Il over poe, water
with SCOT tea. The plants Ike At If the
WORMS uO.'t
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ECZEMA OF TIE HANDS
EGrec BhterestIug se;ter from q
wel.kn ONsn ittuIney

EDITOR NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE,-sir-
since the fa!I of 1867, up to the last thre,
weeks, / nay been trOub,. ID with AN erup
ton OF .he skin, which the dOctOS rcalI by va
rlous names, but which IS generally know n
by the Name oI + Z-uIa or salt tsheum. The
principe place OF attack WAS my hands
which "t times. especially during the winter
were very sore.
At times the disease Threatened 10 spread
from my hands and envelOp my whole nody,
Doctors have been consulted in PEilad lphia,
Washington, and this city, with 10 more
success tnan a Temporary relief. After con-
siderable ,NpCnS~, and much pain aud sui
fer ny, hrd come 40 the conclusion that
wOulu, as the say ing goes. have 10 grin ana
bear 1t.
bout four weeks ago read in the "Pic1-
yune" the advertisement a Cuticura, for
sale by our well known druggist, Mr. Lyons,
and les ived TO try it, / purchased "A nifty
cent X, snd b-ipTeit was halt used the dIs-
estsed had completely disappeared, and feel
certain that mine = a permanent cure.
My obj ct IN sending you Tins lett is 10
make known To other sufferers tie value OF
tUrCURA, a. thus ben, lit, II ever 50 lttle,
sufierIn. humanity.
Yours truly, PIP. CARROLL,
Attorney and Counsellor 1T Law
IS Camp ST. New Orleans, Dec p, 1875.
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Notes of Finsl S is'er,en'.
THE STATE OF KANSAS. l..
COUNTY or LEAVENwoRTH.

COUNTY or LEANESwoRrH.j
Ia ihs PrOtai- Court Ct sris County aud SI's:
In the matter of th- -stst. %! }
NOES Z nON\lNU,
Deceased.
(ykF.li lDii>> and all ether persons Interest
J ed IN the Aforesaid estate are hereby no
tinri, that AT the mex regular term OF the
Probate Court, in and for said county, 70 be
begun and held at the court room In the city
and county Of Lesvenworth. State of siore-
said, on the first Monday in the month o.
October, A IL. 1879. i shall Apply To the "a ii
court for a full ard final settlement Of said -s-
Ia e, and that 1 Will, at the same time and
place make application for a reasonable COM
pensatiou for services as such administrator,
ana also Tor necessary attorneys fees and
other expenses necessarily incurred In the
course of administration.
James P'ckens, adm nistrafor of the estate
of Moses Il. DowninP, deceased.
City, Tnur~.i ~, August SIN. A.
ID lS7g. wJw
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00Lovely rosebud Chrome Cards, or 80 Not
cAsD o., Aasss, MY saGSwss
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EREpITO2S and all other persons inter-
ested IN the aforesaid estate are hereby
notified thai at the next regular term or the
Prob ate Court. IN aud Tor ssid county, 10 oe
begun and held az che court room in the cii y
and county Of Leavenworth, Sr"'e of afore-
SAID, on the irst Monday I'm the month OF
October. A ID. 1873. l stall app y ID the said
court for a full and dnsl sett., meut of said
estate and SO for ressouso e COMPENSATION
Tor services rs administrative and for neces-
ssry attorney ices and other expenses as u
court shall de m reasonable and n.ce~sarii y
incurred. 20 be ascsrtsiued Sv a due hearing
therefor had.
MILE PIUMMER.
Administratrix of the estate OF e -l,iamin +
Plummer. cessad
L.svrnworth City, Thunday, August y. A.
D.DS59. Elv
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De~e1S1u. =
TREDITORS and sll other persons inter-
ssIed in the Aforesaid estate are hereby
notified that at the next regui ar term of the
Probate Court. in and for said COUNTY, To BE-
begun and held at the court room in the city
ard county OF Leaveuwor'h, State OF siors.
said, on the first Monday In tSe month
October A. n. Is79 I sns'i Apply 10 the said
court for full snd ripai settlement OF SAID
estate, and that will at the same time snd
place make application for al allowance foI
ssrvices, upon due hearing thereof bad bS
said court; also, Tor necessary attorney fe
and other expenses necessarily Incurred. W.
be asceTLsined upon like hearing.
JOSEPH RIEPEN h ROSER.
Axecutor of the estate of Caroline Scnrn' es,
deceased.
Leav-nworth city, Thursday. August y. A.
ID. 1879. Wv
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FALSE CONCLU.ION.
presto!

Though the hair be as white as Times own
fore lock, or, worse still, as red a fiery
meteor
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cARIsrApoRPs nAIR DYE,

il is invested in a moment with the most
magnifi sent black or brown by the agency of
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THIS PAPER R1 Ed be f21 e on Sl q, 2, ss
Advertising Bureau 0Sprnce 81 who're advertisin
e9ntracss may be made for IL II NEW YORB
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nS .SniJE.se.

] E Va Il ! r. X
SIT ST Charles street
Treats al forms OF VenerAl Diseases. Semi.
ra Emissions and oexual Debility, with
unparalleled success No mater xnc failed
al. OF wrIts, palaphle. Or consultation free.
IN refer 10 ire medical 5-cEeSsioa n al
n-rfs % lhs Coun-c- :
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
liz For n
u CATARRH n

Is never-fAilIng specific. When every other
reIneIy has failed, when physicians have
pronounced cure i'm possible, IL uss by It's
powerful Alternative and resoivent properties
acting through the blood. and by its healing,
balsAmic properties sciIng mon the diseased
nasai surfaces, lifted the s1i lcisd, As ~ were
from the very grave. No Other r.medy hrs
done this. for no otuer remedy possesses IN u
form pure and simple, Yet - powerfully
effective, the real essence, As II we're Oh tnt
barks and SIR ubs from which AZ a. pTeI,aieu'
References from Well nown Physi-
clans. Druggists and Citizens.
Geo W Hou .h'on. E1q Wa!than, Mass
cured after twelve years OF sgn-inei ~
thas Main, Boston. writes: coi>iuei ~
sup rior 10 any prrpar~ii1i lsl' cow III
any Textbook with when l an i"HiIilaI
N. BOWe1, Esq, OF Mchhl'oh' " ant q
Bowen, rs Pine street - LOUIS, writes IN
Inc wartu.St terms of II TO bis iri M, a "A.
N,.llier wholesale druggist, urZing That some
more randi means 81 Introducing u t. the
I,,nnle Of his city he taken. > ~. Bal WIN
& 90 druggists, Was giuEton, Ind LAY they
n.V.-F spid a remedy giving such uuIy.rs !
rarIsf4ction. Samuel SpIuIey, Meadow Vale.
n : SAYS IL operated Tn MS ~ st+m IN n way
ruat nothing ever given nim bV physicians
nan done. Geo r. Die sino ., Boston d ug-
eist, says that the cure I'll. ,:ted IN his Case
was Tem.E kHbie that II seemed 4 m ny
that IL could not be- true He therefore made
oath 10 IL before Ssth J. Thomas. Ezq, JUS
iice OF the Peace.
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Important

To policy holders and others interested in
the Travellers Life ard Accident IBsursn nee
Company, OF hartford. The undersigned
are the duly commissioned and only author.
lied agents for Leagenwortn. to issue policies
in this company.
KELLER Il KERR,
Once o, Fomth.. Etreet. First Nat,Saai
Bank Bailding
july30-d1mo
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NII
IS Camp St,

The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared BY
Weeks * Potter, Chemists and Druggists, 80
Washington Street, Boston, and are for sale
10y all Druggists. Price OF CUTICURA, small
boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, containing two
and one-Eal1 times the quantity of small, 81.
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle CUTICURA SOAR,
p per c.k- cents; by mail, % cents three
ikes. % CENTS.
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Notice Of Final se,tlsm nj.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESwoRIa, So
n "a. Probate Court Of s1if County and iS.ie.
In the Oaito- Of the estate OF !
CARJLlNE SCuNEES.
Deceased
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COLLINS
vol1Aic En- ELECTRIC
PLhsTERS
InstsntIv Anrih'ia e Pain,
Strength he weak,
support the weary.

Nv fns'"n'iy affect NJ the N-rvOus system,
their influence. ~ 4. teit at the far hes
.xir,miII.S. Hence Pain, which IA ISIS from
a disturbance Of the Nerve Forces Il cured Ia
every instance A. II bS magic Palpitstinn of
the Ieart, Ifitmnatt"n o the Lungs, Liver,
and X Idn.ys, Irritation of the stomach and
Bowels IuIisestioD, Dyspepsia Il lIous Collie,
Cramps, and Pain aris ny from the same
caus.. are speedily re ieV,-d. THE medi -inal
forces pre-.-. in ihps. Piasters find their wsy
into the system In manner ~ once mNs eri-
GU. aud powerful. They accomplish hat no
remedy, yer ba fore ma done. VIZ, the re-io-
ration of WITH electricity, whence comes
ipsiant and gr-t-fGI relief from Pain ahd
Weak ness, and fre'-"om from dlsra-e-
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Notice Of Fiaal Settlement.

THE STATE OF E>NS
UorSfY OF LKAyENwoerH, >s-
a the Probate Curt Of ssid County szd !saie:
In the m tier of the estate Of !
BENJAMIN f. PLUMMER, }
deceased.
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mending d Bale Baby syrup for children
| terihInE suiieTing from Wind Cole Diar-
thea or ID. seuteTy.
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fu6l;cat on Notice.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAVESwOkTH COUNTY. -
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SEMINAL PASTttlE

fSGi staHKiS haDiCA. Cur
7oH SPERMkTTORHI.
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PRICE 25 CENTS.

Re careful th.t yo are not deceived into
3Duying sorD worthless plaster SAID To be equal
10 COLLINS NoLTAIC PLAsTERs, a nnion OF
Elactrlci and t-ealiug BslSsms, rs seen in
above cut sold by AL Druggists.
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Henry Ettenson
GREAT REDUCTION IN
Summer Dress Goods !

Union Linen at l21sc, reduced TO sac.
Ali Linen at SOC, reduced to PIC.
All Linen extra fine, a5c, -duced to Csc.
Linen for boys wear, pc, redu ed To sI5c.
Linen for boys wear. Pc reduced to 2ec.
Linen for boys wear Sc, reduced tn 25,.
Linen for boys wear 4Jc reduced TO 500.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-01-15

The Kanawha river Monday night
got her back up and took possession
oGthe Ohio river, both up and down,
just to show the people of Gallipolis
md Pomeroy just what she could do
in the way Of supplying them with
pure ice, when she took notion.
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The 1 p. m. train does not leave Hun
tington on Sunday, and on Saturday does
not run east OF Covington.
The lip. M. train makes connection at
Gordonsyille with trains Of the Virginia
Midland road for Washington, Baltimore
and all points north. Sleeping car on their
trains.
Pm. trains leave Charlottesville daily,
at II a. m. and Hiss p. m. for Lynchburg
and MI noints south
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL MA TIERS.
sleighiug il good.
Much iewelry is vulgar
Thuwcd all day Monday.

~ C'''o e>'SS'
The Kanawha is clear Of ice.
Don'tran after famous people.
The gorge at Ten Mile, came out
on Monday night.
II looks now as if there would be a
general breakup.
Girls shouldn't part their hair on
the side.
A formal call isverylong, ifitlasts
half an hour,
sheriff's report that it is hard
work to collect taxes
Some of the stores are nearly out Of
goods
Navigation will soon be resumed
between this place and Cincinnati.
The boys are too free with their
snow.balls. $50
Mrs. Jacob Roush, of Mason City,
isdangerously i'll with pneumonia.
No damage was done at this place
by the breakup.
The safest harbor on the Ohio riy.
er-mouth Of Big Kanawha.
Everybody was out sleighing last
Sunday.
County Court next Monday. This
lisa tcrmfor the trial Of causes.
No man respects a woman who
firts.
A good many people are out Of coal
and no money to buy it with.
Who's going to be our next Mayor?
That's the question now agitating
the mind of the average Point Pleas
antonian.
Numerous sleighs of all kinds and
descriptions, are passing this Office
every mirute in the day.
Mr.. |. F. Poston lost a barge by
the ice at Buffalo, last Friday. 1t
was valued at $500.
j. +. Hulva carries the mail be-
tween this point and Winfield, three
times a week.
1t is abonttime to be picking out
u municipal ticket. The election
comes off in March.
Don't fail to calland pay the print
or while attending Court next week.
He needs it.
Very few people come in from the
country-consequently business is a
little dull with our merchants.
River men will learn some Of these
days that Point Pleasant affords q
sure and safe harbor, against ice.
The breakup in the Kanawha on
Saturday, was witnessed by hundreds
Of our people.
A sleigh filed with ladies and gen
tlemen was upset on 9Th ST., the 9th
or night.
The coal men rubbelh their hands
in glceful expressions at the contin-
ucd cold weather.
Mr.. Reuben Allen is the mail car
rier between here and Gallipolis,
daily, Sunday included.
Ii you want to sell goods, show the
people that you are q live man, by
advertising.
There is too much promiscuous
kissing in this country.-|Pheel Reg.
And what do you know about it?
A gentleman should not appear
in his shirt.sleeves before ladies in
the house.
The Telegraph, Heatherington and
Luella are the only steamboats, lying
at this port.
Some men think they may be
"br6ad" in their talk before mar
lied lady. The best way is to knock
such men down.
The party who borrowed the book
from Mrs. +. A. Guthrie, entitled,
Little JRomen, BY Louisa Allcot, are
requested to return it.
The bookcases in the County
Clerks Office are being remodeled.-
The Colonel believes in having
things right.
The man who can't catch cold now
and then, and who has never pains
or aches, was intended originally for
a rhinoceros.
Both Of the wharf boats at Gnllipo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-01-15

If there is on earth a man meaner
than all others, it is he who deliber-
ately tries BY all the arts Of entrca-
ty, the bonds of old companioqship
in wrong doing, by sneers and ridi.
cule, to entice a reformed drinker
back tohis cups. Everlasting shame
upon such a character, and all honor
to the regenerated manhood which
can Withstand his devilish seduct-
ions.