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The Thomas Butler Association give their annual ball
at Terrace Gardrn tomorrow
The Albion socetys bail will be given IN the dermania
Assembly Rooms on Wednesday evening
The twenty-sccOnd annual ball OF the Calodonian club
will be given in Irving Hall on Friday evening
The charity ball to help the poor NJ the Nnctccnlh
Ward Is be- given IN Terrace tarivn ON the luih inst
There are no signs of dmnution NJ public interest
in The Bankers Daughter at the Union square The
atre.
chief Justice DAILY Will lecture before the Geographical
society IN Chickerng Hall, ON Tuesday evening on the
History of Map Making Previous to the Time Of MGR.
Gator
AtMr Carlberg's next symphony concert, 70 he given
on the 22d inst Raf's symphony In The Woods. WIZ
be plnyed and also sch mnnns great concerto Tor piano
and ofchestra IN which Nj Franz Rummel will take
pnrt
Prof william r. Chapman Is e. conduct the vocal and
Instrumental concert IN st fauls Reformed church At
lltt street aud Third avenue on Tuesday evening a
novel feature will be the chorus by 100 pupils from the
public schools
Mr. (eorge Edgar, having recovered from the indspo
siuon that necessitaed the Withdrawal OF Lear last
week will appeaT this evening As Ohseo, supported by
Miss Marie Gordon as Ds~ien,ma. aud Nj Wheeloek as
Tsrl a. the "Wednesday aud saturday matnees ms
week Enuch Arden wall Nv repealed, with MI.
Wleelock Ia the uIs role
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ALRTRrsON In Philadelphia Pa Feb g. Mary A.
hcrtson aged 81 years II months aud % days, widow Of
BETniSE -un Monday morning Fob 3 tho Right
Rev AlcNam-r Niel Bcthuue. u y u e. l., Bishop ol
CLARK In Louis, lie. Ky. rch .. ~ William clark.
AGED ~ years and months, native of L0ui q county
a Mason fnr nearly sixty yctfs nnl VERY wealthy man
CRrrukRs In san Francisco, Csl. Jan - sarah
GOETZ suddenly. ut the pastoral Residence Of 81
Rtyhaers church. Bh.-,iilr Long Island city /. ON
solemn requiem mas. will be offered NJ the said
n calvary Cemetery The Roy Clergy arr respectfully
HAzETTINE In Bakcr.aeli. w. Web ., sias n,rlc.
cv liaD iuno a,ci - ar. Jefferson Democrat. ami
JONES In chatAci. MINI. recently the Rev stephen
Jones ~ NJ ~ wear. native OF ohio. ana ior hV
LYNtN-tt Rochester y. H.. Feb. l. Mrs Bct,cy
LORD AT ht- rc.ricncc. 10 West IAN S.. saturday
Tho funeral services swirl hr held ~ fhe University Place
church hc Rev. Or. Boo.hs ou To, shl Feb -. at 10
Thc relatives and ncnds arc respectfully invited to
NtRrIN-in Broolyn, John Martin. in the i2d year
Tie friends and relatives of the family and also those
of hi. iati,. IntN Tlank Fuller are t.. rttiuly in
ytri 60 attend ms funeral from hi, tt. c,dcucc, 3ss
Lconarl A. on TUESDAY. at % ti paN2 ,ciock
J. f,h :. william h. Palmer 90 thc 5pi year % his
Funeral win take place rom chri,t church. Bedford
ay.. on MONDAY. ~ 10. AZ I'D r. N Relative, ari
irlrud- arr respectfully invited
,fLlNNLR-on saturday morning. f.h =, Joseph
Tile mcmlor. Of the New YORK. typographical sooicty
are hereby notified 10 attend hr mur- % Jo.cph Plum.
mer from thc g. ok ~tcct NJ J.. church. Brnoelyu. J. d.
STRAWlokN In AhIr'i.le County $ e., leb. ,,
Thomas srhwh.rn a,,d n' wears.
a-h. parish u Arhaachcr. aged ts wears amt months
Funeral VIII tax place a. p " ou TUESDAY. t,h ~
friends ar, respectfully invite to att ud
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SPECIAL Aoilt,i.
TOMORROW NOON

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly incorporated hy the
Legislature OF the state Tor Educational AMI Charitable
purposes IN iss's FOR THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS, To winch CONTRACT THE INNIoLAHLE
FAITH or THE STATE Is PLEDGED with a capital u
SlpoOo To which II has since added reserve iuul II
s.50OpO IT NEVER ; Ais OR rosTroNES. lpitt
Moutiily Graud Distribution. New Orleans. Feb H. -;
prizes, total $1,000; capitals, s3upu, sioU.l ssu1
etc; loOuu tickets two 81 dullar., halves one x
dollar. Apply To II l. PLUM $40 Broadway. New YORK.
open ull 10 O'Clock 4 "
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The cipher correspondence TO which Charles
l. Lawrence testified on Friday the suit Of the United
States against tour casss OF lasunge had entirely
among Wolf iiainer. and Lawrence. The Six snuggeTS
The only letter referred 10 IN CONNECTION WIN flclu
Morris Fenner co. was one from District AttorheY
IN
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LNhA y II l.ls~lIEN ~ DA MAGAZINE
FOR MAl,tll
Edited by the kct charles = Deems. IT, -
/ Tie Island Murid at The fhrihc illustrated
Showing MISSION NurN BN B, ron 4 Brooks. 4 ",
II 1hltcu Hundred Years Ago story ~ Mrs
j. Hus~cN.
IIl The lu,alds Portion, or Thousht,i,r uc A0l. tod
~. DAVID frmlnss Forgiveness. SERIAL story
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Madame dee Ia lcltne illustrated
VI BHlt $ tuuiu 49, Elmer lAuudc
VII Street Scrurs M MAiTid illustrated
VII Adam FurIhalus second Thought 4 story By
Frances r. Madlclgh
IN tatdtual NulsoN ulustrntcd1
\ Funeral Procession M tuc tHuarirs illustrated
Al Hours with the English Sacred Poets itlc,uth
Paper
MI Mystery. A Sermon hy the Editor
Kill jean DAlhrct Nv NHrlun /. Stanl. IlusttatedJ
NV Popular tNegcsA By the Editor
Nv, W.T.. Wisdom and PAthus " Childhood
XVI Joan 0 Are BY Alfred u Gucru~'V lIiu,tratciJ
There are ~ illustrations many ui them superior. m.
cluclus portrait ui Dr. Burlington. the Nw chapel ~
Tie church NJ die Flgnms IN HrnukNu Scenes 40 tltG
Funeral OF the Princess Alice, NJ. A Hal Mcrdtu
Conn. sc, Ac., large number o new aud etrkius
poems, the worlds Religious Intelligence for the MONTH
Timely Editorials Music, the Calendar OF the Prayer
Book, illustrated. &c &c.
y cents teT number; - per annum.
FOR sale hy all ne sic aCrs
FRANk LESLlE'S PUBLISHING HOUSE,
SO, 81, % PARK place,
NEW YORK
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Fort EDWARD. N. Y. Feb Tho body OF
MISS Anna Garter who was supposed TO be In trance
Tor several days was placed IN me receiving NaH a.
day Her mother refuses ~ beeNe ulAl he - aehu' anu
her grief Is puful 10 behold
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HAyERHILL. Mass. Feb. 9.-At Georgetown
last evening charles Bishop of this city walked
niles while Louis Harris of Boston rode sixteen miles on
Il bicycle. Harris wAgered that he would ride twenty
males, ami Lost Bishops uIne WAS In, 2Im' los
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For the Lungs cures Coughs, Colds Group Consumption
and oil diseases nj the threat chaoo, and lungs
Use llrnry's 'arhuhc salNe Tor lmples Freckes
GUS, syIts, BAlns, At,-1da
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Dr. TOBIAS has reduced the trcc o his Venetian Lini
ment to 5c warranted the greatest pain rcrver ~ the
world depot ~ Murray t.. uhysicihns recommends IT,
Diseases or the SeSuai Organs, Recent or
chronic PROMPTLY cure, hv Nnthr, taVlu~ Capsules
ned ior over - years hv the lea ug rhs siCaus IN
Eurnrc and America. They sold hv an druggists
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Benson Capcine Porous Plaster far superior 70 common
porous plas!eT Aet qmekeT, ahd more p0"eHwy'-4|"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR

HiStsr'HF ateAvAc--rfus ntv
Sun rtees.... o. ssts.... - Noon rscs 10 II
WArNN--Tufs
ANDY Hook. 10 VI Island 20 50 Hell Oate-..12 u
4 rrtved-Srvntv fch q
Sa Wvannkc. Couch Richmond city FONT and Norfolk
~ nita Smith Phiadolutia
f. Chcsaucuke. inuum Portland
81 San ncmirvn. Holmes, Philadelphia
So Allemarlp. Gibbs Lewrs
s. Mercator. Mime. Antwerp
So Tussin Rains. Liverpool
shin Glrucairn Tauuock. Liverpool.
BARK Marianonuli. Crnvcttn. Nr'-tnl
Bark Charles Ward Gay MHtAtzis
HriT Jeremiah, Ford. MatNnz,s
Brig Charlotte Briggs. St Pierre.
Brg Century. Rom.ol Rio Janeirn.
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L. S. Bonds and all other marketable securities taken
in EXCHANGE at market rates
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fhNm0mITr TfI00d nWd TsINHr I"IIIH TITFs
CHANDELIERS -i'urry veir'1bc mi tastelcss; nnN.
inusdfuFs. formula rac uHrk 1ll know what tlry
arr taking: cur dyspepsia. heartburn. dizziness, "r
urpssvc breathing cu.Vcucs~. sex headache pain ~
the back or shoulders kidney affections. nervous de.
hty coated tongue and all imrurues uf The blood DC
per package All drugri-ts rrunira depot 2loW SIN -
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BINkING .iND rIN4NcLiA.

NEw YORK CITY 5s PAYABLE N 1925
BUFFALO CITY y. PAYABLE IN 1890
JERSEY CITY =, payable in i,si
osWEGO CITY Is, payable in ls,p
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A FOUK-LINE advertisement inserted 1 week in
N 800 newspapers for go send inc tor To- pug au-
phlet GEO. l., KOWkLL CO. 10 spruce -
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motioned the pursuivant toward the gentleman
VINO looked Ike u somewhat antiuuated but
huppy bridegroom, saying: Allow me to in
rOduce you to Mr.. John G. Wyman."
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The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents
disease by keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular, Kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is
that remedy, and its proprietors are
being blessed by thousands whohave
been saved and cured by it. Will
you try it? See other column.
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noctors gave nIln nn.

"Isit possible that Mr.. Godfrey is
up and at work, and cured by so sim
pie a remedy"
Il assn g you it is true that he is
ent.r,ly cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters, and only ten days ago
his doctors gave him up and sud he
must die"
"Well,a-dayl If that is so, Twill go
this minute and get some for my poor
George. | know hops are good"
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A Card.

We bespeak for our young friend,
J. B. Tippett, a liberal patronage
from the people Of Point Pleasant
and vicinity. AS he laysup for him
self treasures upon earth, may he
find that wisdom and get that under
standing, the merchandise of which
is better than the merchandise Of sill
YER and the gain thereof, than fine
gold, is the prayer of
BASKET RECEIVERS"
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Tribute 81 Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased an All
wise Providence to remove from our
midst, BY death, our beloved sister
and daughter Of Rebeckah, Mrs. Mar
garet Roberts, Of Alnedia Lodge No.
81, |. o. o. T., who departed this life
February 18th, 1879; who gave evil
dence during her illnessthat she had
found peace with God; committing
her husband and children and broth
or to His care, she desired 10 depart
this life and be with Christ, which is
far better, therefore,
Rcsolred, That we hayelost peace.
full and good neighbor, but our loss is
her gain.
RESOLVED, That we, as brothers and
sisters, tender our heartfelt sympa-
thies 10 her companion and children
and brother, in their bereavement.
Resolped, That we commit the chill
dren 10 the care and guidance of our
Heavenly Father andIto our frater-
nal protection.
Resolved, That the Daughters Of
Rebekah wear the usual badge Of
mourning for the space Of thirty
days.
ReOlred, That a copy Of this pre-.
amble and resolutions be given to
the bereaved husband, and that they
be spread upon the records Of this
Lodge, and that the county papers
be requested to publish the same.
GEO. MATTHEWS,
ESQUIRE PHILLIPS,
WALTER BURNS,
Committee,
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9IaHfEES XLAB8 0Lp. With our
laSt 10 commented tho 1871
0I1aie of the Register but neglect
cd to call attention to II. we start
On orr new ytar full Of hopeior the
fesuFs. I'VE sbalisttige to make our
as good asst has been in the
pastsand perhaps, better. We have
struggled and toiledfto make our pa
per what it's nov, and believe ii.
viii compare fayorably with any
county paper in this, or any other
State, We also believe we have as
well an equipped Office as any in the
State, outside Of Wheeling, and are
prepared to do almost any class Of
job work, aswell and as low as any
Office in the Union. We ask Demo
Gratis and others to give us their pat
ronage and influence. If you have
JOB printing to do send it TO this Of
flee, instead Of. going across the riv-
er. Our subscription list, too, could
be largely augmented, flour Demo
cratic friends would speak a good
word fofus now and then, in their
neighborhoods.s Quite a number Of
sabscrip siops.s zpirsd last week, and
to all such bills will be sent this
week, aid we hope they will pay
them promptly. Those who do not
desire the paper longer, will please
notify US at once.
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A conceited young man, in talk
ing with an aged clergyman, said,
with a dogmatic air: 81 will never
believe anything which | cannot I'M
derstand," The old clergymanmild.
ly responded; "Then, young man it
is probable that your creed will be a
very short one.-Es.
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AN ITEM FOB THE LEGISLATURE
A Jews days ago the dogs got into a
flock of sheep owned by Mr.. S. B.
Henderson, and killed one Of the
flock. Mr.. H. however, shot the
dog. Mr.. Jas. Capehart, about two
weeks ago had five thoroughbred
sheep killed and several badly Grip
pied by the dogs. Mr.. John S. Lewis
also had one fine sheep killed and
several more crippled some three or
four nights ago. Farmers should
make it a rule to kill every dog that
comes on their premises, on sight.
These sheep were worth all the dogs
in the county.
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GRAHAM BoTToM ITEMS We had
quite a lengthy article on school
teachers wages, but seeing that your
Office was oyerstocked with such, we
committed ours TO the flames.
We are glad to know that the
teachers are so ready and SO well
prepared to fight for their rights and
not let such men as Arbuckle, tear
down the free schools in that man
ner endorse justices article, and
Think that if the people listen to
such doctrine as Arbuckle breaches,
our glorious free school system will
soon be subdued.
The most important event Of our
community is the marriage of Mr.
H. c. Richard and Miss Drusilla
Roush. The funny, good.natured
Hen. goneand committe matrimony;
but @sich is life" May they find
good fortune in all their undertake.
ingseand-their- OH fs,bepass-
ed with unlimited happiness and
pleasure.
The schools of this Bottom are be
ing carried on with better satisfac,
ton this winter than generally.
Jake and Pete understand their bus
mess and deserve and receive the
praise of the people Of this commu-
nifty. The schools are in good work
ing order and advancing rapidly un-
der their management.
1t becomes our painful duty to
chronicle the death of Mr.. Jonas
Roush, Of Portsmouth, Ohio. He
was formerly q resident Of Racine,
Ohio, but about 25 years ago, he pur.
chased farm near Portsmouth, upon
which he resided until his death,
which occurred on the LIST inst. lie
leaves family and many friends,
most Of whom live in this county, tc
mourn his loss.
Messrs. John Baker and Samuel
McDermitt, have just returned from
the sunny South. They say that
they received fair price for their
produce, but that there is not much
to be made this year. These gentle.
men have been going South for q
number Of years and understand the
"biz."
Look out for a wedding in high
life. ALPHA.
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DEAD-With a sad heart we an
noonee the death this morning, Of
William Rottenberry, ESQ., an old
and respected citizen Of this county,
which sad event occurred at his res
idence near Hickory Chapel, Lewis
District, on Monday night. The de-
ceased was a soldier of the war Of
1872, and had been drawing a pen.
sion from the government for many
years. He was in the 92d year Of his
age, and had been in feeble health
for several years. We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed
family.
DIED.-At Turner Mills County,
Iowa, February 7th, 1879, of Lung
fever, Writ Greer, son Of Major John
Greer, Of this County, in the 29th
year Of his age. He had been in the
West about ten years. He was well
and favorably known to the people
Of this county. In the late war he
was connected with the 18th West
Va, Vols, and the 18th West Va,
Cavalry as a Drummer Boy" al
though quite a boy at that time, he
bceame4a great fayorite with the
above Regiments. His aged father
has the sympathy of our community.
We are told that under the new
arrangement Of paying for the salt
manufactured in the towns above, in
this county, quite an impetus is Civ
en- to all kinds Of business, and the
people are contented and happy
These towns have had a hard time
of it, particularly the laboring class,
for the past four or five years, because
of the scarcity of money, and the in,
ability of manufacturers to realize
upon their salt; but under this new
arrangement they are now enabled
to pay their men monthly in cash,
and everything goes along smoothly
and pleasantly.
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THASKs.-We under special obi,
cations to Mr.. John 7. Hogg, Jr, for
bottle of tree molasses, left our Of
flee on Monday. Now if some one
would send us in a sack of buck
wheat flour and a roll of choice but,
ter, we'd live like a King for a few
days. How our brother editors will
envy US.
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Nails, Horseshoe Nails, Nail rod
Horseshoes, &C., at Thomas

UPSET MIR. B. r. Butler, a few
days ago, started for Pomeroy, Ohio,
in d sleigh, with some passengers for
the Railroad, and was also accompan-
led by his wife, When near six mile
island, by some means the sleigh up
set, throwing the occupants out, but
none received injuries except Mrs.
Butler, who was so badly hurt in the
face, that she has been confined to
her room for some time. The horses
started to run, but Mr.. Butler held to
them and after being dragged some
fifty yards, he succeeded in stopping
them, and righting up the sleigh,
proceeded on his way to Pomeroy.
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REVIVAL interesting meet
ings being.hellin the NJ. &. Church,
South, still continues. On Sunday
night every available space in the
church was filled with people. Some
thirty conversions and additions to
the several churches have been sccu-
red up to this date. May the good
work continue until every sinner in
our townjs converted.
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AVALANCHE ITEMs.-Permit me to
give your valuable paper a few items
from our quiet and happy neighbor-
hood, which lies about two miles
back Of Graham Station, md is an
excellent region for wheat and grass.
Mr.. John Hoffman, ST., has recent
ly constructed a new cellar, "on sci
entilic principles" which he will ex-
plain to any of his friends, if they
will only call on him.
Messrs. John Ohlinger and Moses
Roush have sent for a new threshing
machine; they Gre "old hands at the
business" and we say success to you
gentlemen. There is also a project
on foot to get steam thresher in our
locality, Should this be accomplish
ed, we would be we'll supplied with
machines.
Mr.. Luther Barrows, who has been
sick for long time, is slowly recov-
erihg.
We do not hesitate to say that we
have the best worked road in the.
county, "big hill" notwithstanding.
Mr.. "Doc." Elliot, has erected a
new dwelling in front of his old one,
but his barn stands in front Of his
new one; so that neither his old, nor
his new dwelling can be seen from
the road in front, on account Of his
barn. Take down your barn, @Doc."
vEnpANr,
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We want to say to the young men
and boys who are in the habit of an
noying Mr. Smith, under our office,
that if they do not desist, we will be
compelled to publish their names in
our paper We have now about ff-
teen names, and some of them are
respectfully connected. Boys you
have one Of two things TO do--let the
old man alone, or have your names
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Live on coarse food, wear patched
clothes, and deny yourselves many
luxuries and even necessaries of life,
if you must, but above all things,
keep out of debt. We speak from ex,
perience, and -four patrons will help
us out of debt this timej we'll never
be caught there again.
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By a recent act Of Congress, any
woman who has been for three years
a member of the highest Court in
any State or Territory or Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and who possesses
a good moral character, is entitled to
practice before the Supreme Court of
the United States.
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GIVE THEM A CHANCE. Complaint
is being made, and very justly too,
by people who are compelled to cross
the Kanawha, because the landing is
so blocked up with coal boats that
teams cannot be ferried across. We
think our Sergeant should see to it,
that clear road is left for the use of
the ferry, 1t is certainlya great an.
noyance to a farmertocom to theriv-
or with loaded team, to find that
he cannot cross the river.
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PUBLIC SALE.-By posters printed
at this Office, we learn that on We'd
nesday, the 9TH day of March next,
on the "Thomas farm" Robinson
District, Mr.. A. c. Waggener, will Of.
fer at public auction, a lot Of cattle,
sheep, horses, wagons, and farming
implements. There will be chance
for bargains. Let allattcnd this sale.
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We are glad to see that some of
our citizens are beginning 90 take
an interest in the advancement Of
the town, and we are informed that
in all probability two Wholesale hou-
SEES will be opened in this place du.
ring the Spring.