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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
A Batch of Items Picked Up by Our
Reporters.
Mr. Reeds Right with the District Commits
sloners-A Chapter of Acoidents-Tho
Investigation ut the Navy-Ysrd--
The Bible society-The Suit
Against General Butter
New District Judge.
A Chapter of Accidents.

Yesterday morning boy named Eddie Bar
stow was knocked down by wagon at the
corner of Second street and Pennsylvania ave-
nuc northwest, receiving severe injuries The
driver of the team, William Barley, placed
the boy in his wagon and carried him to his
residence, No. 622 y street southeast, where
DIR. Fisher rendered medical aid.
About ten o'clock yesterday morning, while
Mr.. William Harvester was crossing Pennsy J.
vania avenue, near Sixth street northwest, he
| was accidentally knocked down and run over
| by Major NichOlson's carriage and slightly in
ner Of Fourth and + streets southeast, where
lie was attended by DIR. Ford.
Yesterday afternoon, about hall past two
o'clock, while Mr.. John b. Ocott, ST., was rid
| ing down the Avenue on horseback, his animal
slipped at the corner of F0ur.and a.half street
and Pennsylvania avenue and fell down. Mr..
| Olcotps leg became entangled in the stirrup,
aud the horse crushed 1t considerably before it
could be eStricated. Captain Brock and Lieu
| tepant Vernon procured Health officer Town
shend's carriage and sent the injured man TO his
| house. No. 1913 New York avenue northwest,
where he received surgical aid.
About halfpast ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing an elderly lady named Mary Kelly seventy
| five years old, fell through hatchway at Bates
soap factory, on G. street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest, and fractured her
leit thigh very badly. She was attended by
| Drs Ball and leach who set the broken menu
Der aud made her as comfortable as possible,
after which she was taken to her residence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
A Handsome solitaire
Funeral OF the Late George j, Abbott.

Diamond and turquoise Ring for $22 Jacob
Brothers 1929 Pcnna, avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
A Mandamus on the commissioners.


Mr.. L. A. Lambert, as counsel, will this
morning file an application for a mandamus
upon the District Commissioners to reinstate
Mr., William b. Reed in his position as a men,
Der of the Board of Fire Commissioners. The APP
plication is based on the act of the Legislative
Assembly Of August 81, 1871, vesting the ap-
pointmcnt of ono fire commissioner to repre-
sent the interest Of the General Government
in the Secretary Of the Interior Department.
The appointment of Mr.. Reed was made by the
Secretary oa March II, ISIS and at that time
the appointee represented the District govern
meut in the board and had seen service in
that capacity since July, 1873 Mr.. Reed did
not change duties hut merely transferred the
! interest he represented TO the General Govern
mcnt instead of that of the Distr as hereto
| fore. The appointment was acq icscea in by
| the Commissioners and continued until MIR.
| Reed made q visit abroad last summer. Dur
| ing his absence the Commissioners removed
| him without notice or pretermcnt of any
charge and against the wishes Of the Secretary
of the Interior. Tho potitio win be accom-
| MED by the vOlumnous correspondence that
| has passed between the officials on this subject;
| also the opinion Of the Attorney.General, to
| the effect that the Commissioners had 10 power
to remove Mr. Reed, and that as the Govern
ment representative he is still entitled to seat
! in the Board.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

HARVEY & HOLDENS
Table d'Hote Is the best In the city. Breakfast and
Dinner, 80 cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

NfSE.PoUND boxes fanoy creamery and fine New
York butter. Also fun cream New York and
Western cheese Fishers mincomeat. the best in
market Goods sold at lowest possible prices,
spicers butter store. Ninth and Esireets northwest
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01

Eighth Illinois, Colonel, and after.
wards General, Farnsworth com.
manding. The Confederate side ol
the river was weakly picketed AND
consequently many negroes es-
capped and fell into the possession
of this regiment, who confiscated
them as contrabands of war and
sold them back to their rebel mas
ters for an equivalent In tobacco.
It merely proved that the love OF
the Eighth Illinoisan for his negro
brother was not as strong as his
love for tobacco.
THE COLORED TROOPS DID NOT
FIGHT NoBLY.
The negro as a soldier was not a
success, and there was but little re.
lance to be placed upon him, even
when backed up by white troops.
He was subordinate and easily con-
trolled; this was the natural result
of having been q slave and subject
to q driver all his life. He had no
confidence in himself or in the
other negroes with whom he was
associated. He never could be
made to feel that he was the equal
of his white enemy In front, either
mentally, morally or physically,
and to expect 1t of him was very
unreasonable. The harsh treat
ment that he had right to expect
II captured, naturally made him
cautious, and, as might be expect
ed, he preferred leaving early and
living to fight another day. In
garrison he was subject to all kinds
Of diseases and distempers, and the
death rate in many instances was
most frihhtful. Besides, the off,
GERS who were placed over him were
not from a class of men from whom
much was to be hoped. They SEEM
ed to feel q degradation in their
position, and could take no real
pride in their profession or much
interest in their men. General
Sherman indicated his opinion of
them by positively declining ever
to. incorporate negro soldier In
his command.
CONCLUSION.
1 am admonished by the prick of
time that we have reached the end
of our allotted hour. If in our
erratic wanderings, you have culled
by the wayside any fact or piece OF
information, which you may deem
worthy of second thought, I shall
consider myself amply compensated
for the humble effort 1 have en-
deavored to make. Life Is made up
of small things, and the main
source of life's pleasure consists In
the consciousness of duties we'll
performed: and If we do not at all
times find ourselves equal to the oc-
casion, 1t is source Of consolation
to be allowed to believe, that our ef-
forts are appreciated by those We
call our friends.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01
pARK Us FOR TOBACCO.

Daf.ng the Winter of 1852 and
1868 the army of the Potomac was
covered on its left by cavalry
picket extending down to Rsppa-
hammock river, some twenty or
thirty miles One Of the rar
selected for this S<<
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01
knights Of Fgiaias
N.lkNlaHTs 'rgAiaLAIss

Los angsiss rcaaat ke. asksl ~
Salsel 6ss.ses, 7 81 81.
Go d ~ atatsd sssani sa az sho 5snS
Mlnt " e9dt utontn Nr5oni4 y4As
stT;Sl n ealeuraia5 ,,..i.lsss.si i-1,,. 3s r
gooe ~ lndiuF ara frsIifzHil Isgf5.d 10
atenl Is sf.ief sfsta IN. = ma
W 'a. tuNNkSNEtA Al 8eerftqfs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01
SOCIETY NOTICES.
mason.o Noslcs.

"A a.or angeles Lodge Hes. .Aa, ~
- ~ - \, " he rsteJ ruesti3ES
v ~ sgt-xe age ustq pa ksi1
ishf ~ fia riii fsatsf hsnaoMa III
goo RieatnA9 olv4i.i'4 fu9ittd.
O ss'z yreta..s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01
FOR sALn-

AiioeiSsion. The bcst 0ss5Ss S1d isI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01

DIRECTORS.
]. s, SI.AUsoN, A. w. BOWMAN.
v. A. HOOVER, RoBKRT 8. BAKER,
J. BIxBYs GEO. W. PRESCOTT
Receive Savings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San Francisco,
New York, Londcn, Pariss Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy exchange on all parts Of the United
States aud Europe.
Receive money on open account and Ger
. ttdcate Of Deposit and do . general
! banking and exchange business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01
Mornina kilograms.
rn..e ayers G.,.x sou.n.

MoJAvE. May sl-J G Abegg,
Miss G Jacobs, Miss II Jacobs.
Louis Jacobs, Mrs r Gray and
three children, M M Huntington.
] Bixby, Wm Wyman, Mrs III s P
Wyman, Mrs J r Squires, Miss
Marble, Mrs e Holbrook, G H
Watson, Jos Campbell, ] H
Hughes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01
PHYSICIANS.
l. Fellows. NJ. D.,
HON G OPAT HI rs n.

OFFICE-No. 2 Odd Fellows Building,
Office Hours-10 to IL A. NJ; 2to 8 2. M,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-01

DR.. Yung Yee Sun,
Physician and surgeon
oFFIcE-No: y NEGRO ALLEY, Le.
4. =. and frem ~ p :. a ~ s
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Poverty md Suffering.

81 was dragged down with debt,
poverty and suffering for years, caus-
ed by 4 sick family and large bills
for dootorlng, which did them no good.
| was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, by the advice of my
pustor, l procured Hop Bitters and
commenced their use, and in one
month we were all well, and none Of
us have seen a sick day since, and
want to say to all poor men, you can
keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost you'll know it.
I, A WoRKINGMAN."
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TO attend to that, SO farmers could
get their produce to market, that has
been lying on their hands all win
ter.
From the appeatarce of the way
the wind blews, there is a prospect
of a couple of weddings in our COM
munity; look out boys, and be on the
watch.
Several Of our citizens attended
Court last week and this.
REPORTER,
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BLANK DEEDS, neatly printed, ongood
ID paper, and all kinds OF Justices Blanks
can be had at this Office, and at VanNlatre's
Bookstore,
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Let all Democrats think twice, be.
fore they join the Greenback party.
1t is only a Radical trick to get
til emsclves in power.
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Mr.. Barbce, Of this State, says the
Rockingham, Register, young sculp.
tor and nephew of Col. G. T. Barbee,
of Bridgewater, in that county, ha,
on exhibition in New York, bust
Of the Fisher Girl" which it is said
by the New York Adrcrtiser, SIS u
marble alive with expression and
beauty."-h.
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HARTFoRD Cry ITEMS The mea-
sles still lingering about town.
Mr.. B. n lIaFpold has RECEIVED a
large fieetpf logs and IS coiItyerting
them inlp slaves for the 4'tna fur
mace.
Mr.. McWhirk; who has been in
the Hartford City salt& Coal Com.
pany's store, has left withlthe inten.
ton Of going into busihesssin Kan
sas, He is a very good Salesman,
aud is liked by all, SO far as we
know. IN,
|. AT the election held hereohT Thurs.
day, the 10th inst, the non:whiskey
ticket triunphed BY very large
majority The following persons
were elected: For Mayor. ] w. Han
ma; Recorder, I'M. Chapman; Coun-
cilmen, G. w. Moredock, J. Wolf,
Richard Jiukinss 7. Boggsss and 10
.seph Profitti All good and safe
Linen. No @hiskey this year.
The Easter storm,Aas come and
Egoae and according TO theSold say
ingsYe may now expect good wealth
Ter But we rather;suspaet his Eds
ter sign has some considerablegronnd
hog in it, for we never'could see how
this day could effect the established
law of the Universe and change the
temperature of the atmosphere.
The Company,s store-house makes
a very fine appearance since it has
received its new coat of paint.
Thousands Of logs are lying along
the shore, from the wharfboat to Mrs.
S. Harpold's mill, which makes it
look like business. Millions Of slaves
will be manufactured here this sea
son.
A Sabbath school will be ofgani-
zed in the brick school house, next
Sabbath.
Mr.. R. Aliens front makes a very
respectable appearance from the
river.
Mr.. l.. sehon paid the jackson
furnace hands, Saturday, the 18th
inst. No wonder the furnace is do.
ing good business. Money getting
plentier.
Mr.. John Homer is trimming up
the trees and grape-vines in Mr..
Moredock's and his own lot;and MAX
ing things, as he knows so well how
to do, look neat and clean.
The Rev. Mr.. Rymer preached his
first sermon in the U. B. Church, on
Sunday, the 18th inst. j.
|
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A joint Sacramento meeting was
held in Presbyterian Church, at Pleas.
ant Flats, last Sabbath, by Rcvs. H
Gill and W, E. Hill, The weather
was pleasant and the congregations
large, both morning and night
There were four additions to the
Church.
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Tur sFt yrps oNs aur IN "a, ~,
|.satnrday! tbe 96tb aay e fh;;s. ~ q
tbaqe wiil be two race. atths Mas6;n
.Cjonnty Fair Grounds. me f,ss ;;e;ll
lie ! trotting.rsce between : Jactson
comfy horse and 3 borss. f,;oSfn- ,h;s,
The second will.bs between n no,ea
Ohio noc;rg borss and too s,,a,;.,,a
horses owned q this conntv ROTH
races will 81 botly costss,e5 md 81
is-said bv those VIM n,s,.. H. n,ss,,,6;
ed d know. tbat 2.9o vii a H. hoaton
II this N corractt 49, J; 90 s,,,,no.s 4
e. i much snort and n livalv tims M )
be safely ANTICIPATED Tho trsel; 4
Il understood will he mt n t;n. ton
order for the occasion: and n .large
,,i,b,hsy FINN, ! distance viii he ;n
!
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GR1MM's LANDING lrEMs.-The Reg
tster is popular up here and is q vel.
come visitor every Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. VIM. Baehler clesee+ lfiis eefeol
last Friday, at the Arbuckle High
School. Speaking in the afternoon
by Mr.. G. W. Craig and Mr.. Barber.
The school has been well attended
and Mr.. Bachler has our best wishes.
Mr.. Bachler will depart some time
this week, for his former home. lie
has made many friends here, who
regret to see him leave, but we hope
our loss may be his gain, Billy, we
want you to come again.
Sabbath Schools are in full blast
here, now, We have four within u
mile of this place. They are as fol,
lows AroucEle sabbath School, u.
W. Craig, Esq. Superintendent, and
Miss Lizzie Alexander, Secretary;
Arbuckle Creek Sabbath School, B.
j. Priddy, Esq, Superintendent, and
Peter Grimm, Esq, secretaryiMount
Olive Sabbath School, Rev. L. G..
Cash, Superintendent, and j. Stuart,
Esq, Secretary; Lone Oak Sabbath
School, VIM, Afford, Esq, superin-
tendent, and DR.. John McConihay,
Secretary. They all have a good att
tendance every subJath.
Roads are getting in a better con-
dition than they have been this win
ter with the exception of some few
chuck holes, and supervisors ought
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The p. in. train does not leave Hun
tington on Sunday, and on Saturday does
not run cast OF Covington.
The 10 a. IN. and p. IN. trains make con-
nection at Gordonsyille with trains OF the
Virginia Midland road for Washington,
Baltimore and all points north.
The 2l4O a. m and ll.55 u. m. trains leave
Charlottesville daily for Lynchburg and all
points south.
Leave Gordonsville at 3:45 a. m. and 5:25
p. III. daily, for Baltimore and the North,
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1t should be the aim Of all Mason
county people, to do all in their pow
crto make the coming Fair superior
to any that has been held.
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Weekly Register
CIR zl4 !TTERS.

BsnS Report in this issue Y
cifsait Court il. still in session.
irwin soon BE cora;plantihg time.
How 70 mind = baby first gety9ur
Is rasdsTs gsttipsia better con,
dition
spsing nov seems to be fairly
opened:
s-Aidmnkatd: never parts with his
lastsccht,
sWehesf somplaintssof shop'lifters
hefeaboutss {.
Al good many lovers are laid up
VIII trslemQohia.
Who will, De. the fret 70 bring US
:spfiagcl,ieS ems F
TheiSo dealsEis gstting ready to
eo6lthc hot days :; .J
4 slit J! IL istSregtrdt.to opr
proposed railroad ~
.'I7 N6teIheads printed at this Office
from.s2 per 1oooup.
The Street Commissioner has com
\
menced to improve the streets.
CLOTHES thieves are about, keep
your eye,on yourclothes line.
There will be exciting races at the
Fair Grounds, on the 26th inst.
Our subscribers seem to think it
costs nothing to run the Register.
The Hotel de Jcwctt is doing a larg-
cr business than any hotel in town.
Mrs. James H. Couch, Jr,, has II
nice assortment ofpot flowers for sale.
Buttcris very scarce in this mar
ket, and commands 20 cts. per pound.
"look out for paint" is now to be
seen on quite number Of buildings.
Six persons were babtized at the
Episcopal Church, last Sunday morn
ing,
The poslolIice is now fixed up in
fine style, Chap. will have things
right.
II you want to buy Piano or Or
gan on easy terms, Gull upon Mr.. G.
NJ. Cole.
a mans own good breeding is the
best security against other peoples
i'll manners.
The best way to start melons carly
is to let the average boy know where
J ,hepatch is.
It's wrong for man to run in
debt, but perfectly right for a Church
? s,Iriaty7 TODD so.l ~
Wehope no Mason county man
will -befool enough to start for Lead
: yille,rto get rich,
No lady need be without calico
dresses when they can BE- bought at
five cents yard.
Letter heads printed ut this Office
from SO per 1000 up. Envelopes as
low as $3.50 per 1000.
Remember that we do better and
cheaper job work than any printing
Office in the Ohio bend.
Read the advertisements in this
paper, and bny of those who invite
You to call and see them.
We acknowledge i pleasant cal
from A. c. Liggctt, Esq, local editor
Of the Charleston Courier.
A new paper has been started at
Hinton, in the interest of the Green.
hackers. 1t is called the Banner.
a Mrs. Cremeans, of Hannah, is
reported to have run away from her
husband, and is now in Arkansas.
The temperance fever has reached
Point Pleasant, and on the first Of
May everybody will quit drinking.
Mr.. G. Nj, Cole is now sole proprie-
tor Of the Excelsior Mills, in this
place.
General Bowyer's old residence,
near Winfield, Putnam county, was
totally destroyed by fire, one day last
week.
Col. John Schreiner, merchant Of
Middleport, and Geo. Wise, Esq, OIL
the Middleport Herald, were in town
Sunday.
The Mason County Rinemcn, con.
template giving an entertainment
some time soon, for the benefit of the
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STEAM TANNERY!
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va.
d g cNHnEp
ID. s. SNYDER.

DAYS cash for Hides, Skins, Pclts and
/ Bark, He sells cheap for CASH, Oak,
Harness, sklrting, Upper, Kip and Calf;
also keeps an assortment OF French Goods,
Kip, Cali, and Morocco's, and a general
assortment OF Shoe Findings. Red sole
cut TO order.
Nav 22tf.
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MARRIED, at the Probate Judges
Office, Gallipolis, Ohio, April 18th,
1879, by A. J, Powell, J. P, George
w, Ripley and Charlotte Gillispie, Of
Mason county, West Virginia.
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Mr., ], c. West is closing out his
stock of Queenswarc, Glassware, &C.,
at 10 per cent, below former prices,
Now is your time to buy, as he will
only remain this week.
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D. s. van NEATRH, Ag't,
Point Pleasant, w. Va.

G;R,HowARD, Gen. P. & 4. Ag't.
sBnFor Freight, Live Stock, &c, this
Line offers special inducements, Rates
guaranteed always as low as by any other
Line to and from all Eastern cities, For
rates, bills OF lading, &c, apply to d. S.
VAN MATRE, Agent.
NH. HoTCllKIsS, Gen. TRAY, Agt.
nov. 20 lS7S-ly,
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james B. Tippett has removed his
store to the room in Storta's building
Immediately under this Office.
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Mrs. Greasy has moved her Mill.
merry Store to the room just below the
Presbyterian Church,
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We are informed that little child
of q Mr.. Churcll's, who lives on Mr..
Halls farm, was run over by a wag,
on loaded with hay, last Friday
The little sufferer is in u precarious
condition
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the Patrons of Mason. The public gen.
orally are invited to attend and hear
the Patrons National Orator. 1t will
be Basket Meeting; bring your din.
ners.
B. J. REDMOND, W. NJ,
A. B. ALEXANDER, sec'y.
For MouNDsvILLE.-At this term
of the Circuit Court, S. Z. Strickline
was convicted of bigamy, and sen,
fenced to one years imprisonment
the pentitentiary. Travers Parsons,
charged with stealing wheat, was
found guilty, and given two years in
the pentitentiary. His son, Monroe
Parsons, was tried Monday upon the
same charge, and acquitted.
OFFICERS ELECTRICAL a meeting
of the Directors Of the Mason County
Agricultural and Mechanical Associ,
alton, held Monday last, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
james Capehart; Vice-President. VIM.
Brown; Secretary, II. R. Howard;
Treasurer, Wm. Smith; Chief Mar
shall, John r. Couch.
-e-
So we are not to hear the eloquent
uehry S. Walker this week. The
lecture he has promised to deliver
here for the benefit Of Monument
Lodge |. 0. NJ. A., and which we ex-
perfed to huve-this week, may be de.
livered during the present term Of the
Circuit Court, if suitable arrange
ments can be made.
Our hearty thanks are hereby ten
dered to the members of the Lower
Presbyterian Church, and friends in
the Upper Presbyterian aud other
churches, for the substantial tokens
of their regard and friendship a,
kindly manifested in the social visit
Of the Sth inst. HEBER GILL,
MARY S. GILL.
Mr.. Barbee, Of this State, says the
Rockingham, Register, young sculp'
tor; and nephew Of Col. G. 7. Barbee
of Bridgewater, in that county, ha,
on exhibition in New York, a bust
Of the Fisher Girl" which it is said
by the New York Adrcrtiser, SIS Il
marble alive with expression and
beauty."-Et.
A Joint Sacramento meeting was
held in Presbyterian Church, at Pleas.
ant Flats, last Sabbath, by Rcvs. H
Gill and W. E. Hill. The weather
was pleasant and the congregations
large, both morning and night
There were four additions to the
Church.
The Sacramento Services will com,
msnce in the upper Presbyterian
Church on Friday night, next, with
services also on Saturday morning
and at night, us preparatory services
Rev. G. N, Wilson, of Huntington
will preach.
FIRE.-On Sunday afternoon, last q
dwelling house situated on Mr.. Pof
fenbargcr's land, in Arbuckle Dis
trict, and occupied by Mr.. Jas. Hofi
man, was totally destroyed by fire
together with all Of Mr.. Hoffman's
household goods
Phillips, of Gallipolis, we hear, ha'
sold his Photograph Cutlery, and j.
going farther South in short time
Those wanting fisst-class work vii
have a chance to get, for few week
longer. mar. l2-4w.
Mr.. c. NJ. Cole is prepared to fur
nish you with any style or make o
Organ or Piano. Call at his resi-
dence aud examine samples Of these
instruments.
1t should be the aim Of all Masor
county people, to do all in their pow
to make the coming Fair superio
to any that has been held.
Let all Democrats think twice, be
fore they join the Greenback party
1t is only u Radical trick to sc
TIL emselves in power
Ir,,,k-..l Ralical DE- thl
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RICHMOND TO HUNTINGTON.

ArFlve atHuntlngton 9'UU a. me- U:3U ?. NJ.
The $50 train does not leave Richmond
on Sunday. And on Saturday doesnot run
West OF Covington. The train arriving al
Huntington at $50 o'clock p. m. makes
close connections daily at Huntington
with the Big Sandy Packet Company's
steamersfor Cincinnati. The Steamer Fleet
wood or Bostona, leaves Cincinnati, daily
at p. M, and makes connection with the
10 a. m. train ut Huntington.
baFFor Tickets, information OF Routes
and Rhtas annly IN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-04-16

Miss Rosa Graf, of Parkersburg, is
visiting friends in this place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-04-16

DR.. Will S. Hoy, has returned from
Philadelphia, a full.fcdged NJ. D.,
and is now ready and willing to re-
lieve his fellowtuen Of aches and
pains.