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Rasss,faiasoRss~R sAsonsss
r1tarifka MORE, REpsA gas. RE g:lIss

ii ,rhe folloWitg lively WAY 81 putting mat
tsr. i, 81 lie saia .,l
The tl,s air sis dark with arguments 10 prove
that yirefnia dom owe anything. and that
II abe does eve pyshins, il amt much, and
4, /, s sbe Soes owe that much she don't owe it
to. many people, and Il she does. owe It to
M @anv neo Me they ain't the right sort Of .peo-
No 10 how. and that II aint necessary to
nav Il at any partierlar, time, and this amt
= p very good time TO paw III anyhow, and II
il was a. good time to, lpaysit the creditors
could do without ID anyway, and tWouldn,t
do them MUCH good ate get, It in the Only
sway' she could; pay,it. ;sooitrisn2s, necessary
to pay it. Tor these reasons, and Il II; were ,e
ever; So necessary y rgln'a amt gok. 20
money to spare foEt such unpopular ana I'M
profitable: purposes Eoai baa ..1'ti,,i
IT. rod, meets body goins to the Senate,si(ii
AM a body got a plenty. lei body spea, II. ,ll
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GyFALL STYLES I'LL n E Y
NOW READY-SIRs. f. HUTZLER, 52a Broad
street, Richmond Va, has Just returned from her
FALL MILLINERY. All the new apes of Hats
in Canton, Milan. Coburg, and Fancy Srruws. Vel
vets. Pain and Chaugeabe Silks Fancy Pltshes.
Satns Ribbons In all the new shades. Call carly for
new 81, les at low prices. hrs F. HUTZLEE,
au3U $40 Broad street.
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~ ~ N--:aaA MUsEmEsTs.9 9, - -
1914 .HAUTE NoUVEAUTE." 1880.
RICHMOND THEATRE. :, -

~ THREE EVENINGS AND SATURDAY =
:, MATINEE, .....i. -..ur..f !.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, SEP
TENDER 1lTu, 18TH, AND 18TH, {.
a"THE GILBERTS," -..
fKate, Belle. jennie. ard james Nh
together with HARRY. r. BELL and ID. X. YOUNG,
under the management of Thomas w. Brown.
THURSDAY EVENING, September 11th, In their
new Nuslcal Burle,que Comedy twrtten by MIR.
Frank Rogers), 4" MOSQUITO ES."
FRIDAY EVENING, September 18th. " FLIES IN
THE. WEB"
SATURDAY EVENING, September 18th, HOW
WOMEN LOVE-" ....... ..
Seats eau be secured ut Johnston's, 01S Main
street and at the Bex-Ofice 81 The Theatre.
81 a.4t JAMES E. BOYLE. Treasurer.
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:. The Undersigned having this day formed co-part-
nerShip, under the firm. name OF ~. B.. .s. .-..
will, conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS in all
of its branches ar 0S Main street, Richmond, Va
Property sold pubcl" or privately. and rents col
lecied promptly We respectfully solicit the patron
age OF our friends and the public generally one OF
the concern has had an experience Of Ten years IN
the real estate business and WE therefore lee con
dent OF giving entire satisfaction TO all WHO ni'iy e
VI 10y FRANK r. SUTTON,
~ liz, formerly with X. b. Lyme
c, Fl. SUTTON,
Sc 2.2w formerly with T. K. Price Z GO.
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SasSr1Af & Has1EIt Wy -
= coHEN BaoTHElss Will OF,

n. E-3 W - ~
FER ON -11Nf,A -sss 49, -
.nn. niece. WHITE WOOL FLANNEL At easc.
general Yafue or wfltrh IS zoe; ~ pieces "
z2c., valued Ct S3c.ss ,,t,.orp M Az
e.NrIgsohsideFabIya SdeT Hartet yafae
400 pairs WHITE BLANKETS at from 76c. 10 W
nair-Iess Than last seasons prices; ri 4,t:tir
2so dozen LADIES'. MISSES, and cHILDREN's
HOSE. IN air the new designs OF the coming sea.
re son; ~. -, sl....,s.s, .-.--
al dozen LADIES SfERIsO KNIT VESTS at5cc;
20 the same quality sold last season at 65c Better
y QUALITIES preportionately reduced. ,@s7 se6
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
CHlCKERING & SONS SssS
" TT
HAVE SOLD 10000 MORE PIANOS THAN
ANY OTHER FIRM. -.s

a Plano Is usually purchase ola lifetime; there
fore great care should be used In its selection.
1.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST"
Buy OF maker whose representations can be be-
leycd and whose business to day-at the end OF hfly
Six years OF unexamped prosperity-is larger than
that Of any other maker, and whose Pianos are en-
dorsed as the best by the international Expositlons
of France England, Chill. and The Grand Ccnten-
NAL Exhibition, and BIZ the unanimous testimony OF
the most noed art institutions and artists Of the
world.
PRICES REDUCED.
&c.,. WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
COS Agents for Richmond and vicinity.
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DIsS0LUTKONS e. PARTNERS HEps.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.
IMPERIAL CIGAR-FACTORY,
OLE RICHMOND, VA.

OF RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned have this day entered into CO.
partnership. under the name and style OF LEIBER-
MJJTH &c MILLHISER. for the purpose OF con-
ducring the WHOLESALE MANUFACTURE OF
CIGARS In all Its branches ut the factory known rs
:. Leibermuth's. Oigar-Faetory," on Fourth street
bet ween Clay and Leigh streets, Richmond, Va.
onr Hr. Leibermuth has been In the business FOR
The past twenty-tnree years, and the greatly-ln-
creased demand for his goods such as the .,mne-
ccllent," ETC., and the fuer grades: such as The
- Oprobio.'' Figaro" :. Champion" &C, esia6-
fishes the fact that they are rsc in all respects
and meet vi b The public favor In general Wetake
pleasure In stating that no efforts VIII be spared 10
keep up the standard OF goods. and we respect
fully solicit the patronage Of our friends and The
trade In general. i. LElBERMuIB,
- - p CHARLES MlLLHISKR.
Thonking my friends for their past faTors, ] re-
solicit their continued patronage for the
new firm Of BEIBERMUTH &c M1LLHlSEk. as
surfing Them that, with increased capital and on
iareed facilities for business Will be able 10 pre-
sent every advantage 10 the trade.
'EE1c1INoSD. VA, Septelnber S.1S7o. Sc o-3.
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|RSIee lEl:sl''t D. FEMALE ! INSTITUTES
~ .@t RICHMOND, VA.
800 -. 80 ,. 3. JETER.D.Du
PRECEDENT BoARp or rrrsr,r.---.
MISS SALLY 3. HAMMER. pn,.

The Twenty.sixth ANIMAL se,,,o,, ,,u,--
DAY, September 20. 1879. ''"A'
AN aoe ana experienced facnty has Der, eu,,,
e.. a native French teacher WIN Inv. D'''-
tile French classes, and the language VII, 10
by pupils. '0'"h
Special provision made for thorory ..
in MUSIC and ART ''h
ZOE in''rmat''n or catalogue, address the p,io
etpas, corner Tenth and Marshall, ,,r.ets ''"'
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BOARDING.
NEW OPENING.

--Tlnas-.sI .Ju-f:JIf "2i:i<&i
3RE %S MR, JONAS RE1NHEMER; i.,.,..i,
benz TO- announce that he has Just completed mr.
la. a.. rangements for conducting .ssik
40, "A FIRST GLASS. BUTCHER BUslNEss.gG
and viii open at Stall No. g., Second Market, where
be win bespleased TO serve The public With every
thing in his line atS2.! rliiIa;. 81 as3.y 9E.
goa >s9:LOWEsTs MARKET PRICES !.i&=sE
Eofhng butbsst-qnalits MEATS win be Sold and
all who favor him with patronage maybe assured OF
receiving the best attention.
ta,; ssYnoF ryyIi4Perr,r4iF .GS&I3.G1I Az
sMoK ali 10 .ne.t:
sB6 E6GNA. AND VEAL sAUsAGEs,
wili 81 mhsaas epeciafrs and Yron auy ysar
,psytiehce III Gle 6isiffsss be ia 9naf
anteefhe ersrs iedsto nesse1a shn
cali is respectfully a6a,csted!t7Eg d1of 1Fa
JONAS REINHEIMEB,
Stall No. 8, Second Ms'tket.
Orders By mall promptly attended 10, se9.1t
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LOWEST ROUND.TRIP RATES EVER OFFER
ED TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

From the LIST TO the 18th OF September, 1879,
ROUND-TRtP TICKETS. GOOD FOR FIFTEEN
DAYS, will be on sale at A. W. CARRIERS, S26 aain
street. and aLthe Chesapeake and Ohio Denot rket-
Office Broad near Seventeenth street, ut the follow
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DEATHS.

9Died saaf ntsh. 10 aquarter To- 8. as DIE re T
deucc, 1gl 6hFrankliu street. Nv lbLAAMooSs.sS's
ALLEsN,in bis 6fty,t econd year., .sI IN
funeral M st tie sSnse ana a. r ~
ntiyes are respectfully INVITED TO attend, ~ ts.z
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,MEETISGs.

q COUNT Y,fME EIbhS,-A
Il GRAND zMAss.MEETIN9 dwilIj he neg, az
Smihar' Store IN Fairfield dlstrtef. On sn,Ses ~
Rag.Tag aud Bob Tailed Grub. All onser'ahS
candidates are;respectfally invited TO aftepa DiS
:. "a a-ats cHaRiES THOMAS. Secretary.
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FLOUR.
CONTEMPORARIES, DC.

,DURE CANDIES.--I am manufacturing
l. daily siyinm ltable pure crushed .sugR': I'll RI
IFIED FLINT. CANDIES. make bet ,er GAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any he use Ia rhs
eouniry--warranted perfectly pure anu no adnlte-
rutions We don't use amy gucos grape sugar tara
favored. whittier. brighter hrmer, ent IS warranted
to stand 6rn In any climate, t-.n, .,..,.!,
= y y1A-2 LOUIS j. BOSstEuK, Confectioner,
aao .3ulza3 sRa 41Al2 Msin street,
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MASONIC, NOTICE: The ne ss ~,
Vl bers or ST. JOHNS LODGE: up: 339, W
A. F. and A. NJ. are Icdnesle' TO sttsna al
slated meeting At st. Atlantis -,
standing are fra,ernally invited. ,,i,,T ..#r.fy
By order or the " ~ mo, MOORE secretary.
. SEPTEMBER GA. L.!5878, a. D, 1879; q -1,*
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ME SIXTH SESSION or TIE GRFlV

GIIiL AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
v HEEEING Vt THE EENSSEf. NEE ruLY.
TFIISIC INSTITUTE. TROY, S.T.-Ih" 'hr~.
Eucinccli mg school in America. Next lem b'.lb,
SEPTEMBER: 18TH. TIc IL ri ter iur iN11 r,u.
raIus 4 !I>t Of tho graduates for Me past III y''r
years. riIh ih,ir positions also. rnur.. pf st.ar
requirements, expenses: rir. Aouir.>
WILLIAM II. IuGNr.
m 19-lm Irrt-Hrrr.
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EXCURSIONS.

AND OHIO RAILWAY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-13
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale ON easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap for cash or approved security.
Apply to ALEX. WISE,
Winnemucca, July 2S, 1879. Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-13
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, ara now prepared 10 make all kinds
OF
PICTU RE FIR A M Il S.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levys Store.
Ne GEO WALKER.
winnemueca. July Is 1877
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased.

Estate Of Charles Kesler, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor Of the estate of Charles kesler, de-
ceased, to creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the fiist publication OF this notice
to the said Executor at his office, in the town
of Winnemucca, Humboldt county, State of
Nevada FRANK NARAMORE,
Executor of the estate OF Charles Kesler deceased
September l, 1879 4w
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WARNING.

A LLpersonsare hereby forbidden, with
n. out my written consent,) from tres
passing upon my lands in Clendinen Dist
riot, Mason County, West Virginia, either
by hunting, shooting-matches, pic-nicing,
nuttng, cutting timber, poles, brush, wood
ing or in any other manner whatever.
All violators OF this notice will be prose.
cutcd to the fullest extent OF the law.
oct. l5-lwf GEORGE FApEtY,
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nine Tidy HonseMife.

The careful tidy housewife, when
she is giving her muse its spring
cleaning, should bear in mind that
the dear inmates of her house are
more precious than houses, and that
their systems need cleansing by pu.
rifying the blood, regulating the
stomach aud bowels to prevent and
cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma, and she should
know that there is nothing that will
do it so perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best Of all
medicines. See other column.
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HAY Press for Sale.

r HAVE Dodge Hay Press, which /
| wish TO sell This Press was manuiact-
tured in New York. Is one OF the best
presses made. Horsepower. Capacity 10
tons per day. Will be sold at a bargain.-
Address RICHARD SPENCE,
Point Pleasant, West Va.
sept. 24-iw.
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Honesty isn't always the best pol
icy. A quart of whiskey on election
day will go farther than whole gal
Ion of honesty. That's what a-Galli'
polls Republican told US, the other
day.
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LOCAL. M TTERS.
Moonlight nights.
Indian Summer next.
Oh, gentle rain, comel


oh, gentle rain, comel
pays are growing shorter.
A little cooler than it was.
Girls now gather Autumn leaves.
Scratch themcniwho itch for Office.
Novembcris Thanksgiving month.
Another rise in Kanawha, satur-
day.
Spiritual comfOrt-a glass Of wills.
key.
Coal is going slowly, but still up
ward.
There has been several very severe
frosts.
Buckwheat cakes will soon be in
order.
This State is being overrun with
tramps.
Derby hats grow more and more
popular.
q Nut gathering parties are abroad
in the land.
Who will be the next proprietor of
The Kline House?
Potatoes had better be put in eel
lars or holed at once.
you want good tin-ware at low
prices, go to Thomas.
We have had one or two good show
ers which laid the dust.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall; drop by
drop-thc Ohio runs dry.
The new wharfis progressing Slow
ly. twill be good job.
The IS, District Court meets at
Charleston next Monday.
Bring in your jnb work and have
it done in first-class style.
Our mails are very irregular, but
suppose it can't be helped.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Hollo-
way, Monday 9th, a daughter.
Yon can get good, pure drugs at
the Point Pleasant Drug Store.
Can a young physician rise while
the old ones hold him by the throat?
Farmers should report to us their
cattle sales, with age and weight.
1t will soon be time to commence
night.work, to make full ten hours.
Why cant We get up a Building
and Loan Association in this place?
Considerable wheat has been sold
in this place during the past ten days.
A Telephone line is to- be erected
between Gallipolis and Kanawha
G. ii.
Theprospect isthat the upper Ohio
will freeze up before the rains com.
mence.
Quite number Of our citizens left
Sunday night, on the excursion to
Richmond.
A young man in pressing his own
suit should be careful and not wrin.
kle the girls.
Rev. j.. 0. A. vaught will preach
at Beech Hill next Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mason county cattle is ahead of
anything in the country, Kentucky
not excepted.
The chimncys on the Kline House
are being topped out, and the fire
walls repaired.
The miners are reported as getting
ready for a strike in the upper part
Of this county,
Corn is yielding well in this coun-
ty and a better crop was never rails,
edin any country,
The Kanawha river is reccding
rapidly, and the larger boats will
soon have to stop.
When you come to the November
Court, come. prepared to pay what
you owe this Office.
Circuit Court is now in its fourth
week, and a great deal Of business
has been transacted.
- fyon want paints, oils, glass'or
putty, you can find them at the Point
Pleasant Drug Store.
The days of the flies are, number
ed, but the same can't be said Of the
marks they have left.
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legal Advertisements.
cHANcERY NOTICE.

State of West Virginia, Mason County, %
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
u the County Court OF said County, in
said State, on the first Monday In the
month OF October, 1879.
William Coulter and John l.. Coulter, part
tiers doing business under tile name OF
William Coulter & Son,
VS..
Peter S. Lewis, John Hall, W. 7. Mnturn,
James Capehart and S. q. Shaw, as the
Board OF Trustees OF the Presbyterian
Church OF Point Pleasant, Presbytery OF
West Virginia. Synod of Pittsburgh; The
Board of Church Erection Fund OF the
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church OF the United States Of America;
Marine Dock Company, l.. L. Gibbs, A.
q. Van Glider, w. B. Cable, W. j. Kali
lam & Co., Christian Stortz, J. L. Charles,
James NJ. Stevenson, II. 4. Howard, Cole,
Robinson & Co., WiliamSmith, A. Darst,
Mrs. Paul Volert, Mr.. Paul Vollert T..
A. Work, Is. Blackwell, ]. II. Holloway,
A. i. Ryan, Geo L. Glims, W. ii. Tom
lihson and D. w. Polsley, partners under
the firm name OF Tomlinson Il Polsley,
&. P. Simpson and II. r. Howard, part
ners under the firm name OF Simpson &
Howard, and Jas. W. Hoge and J. Il.
Menager, partners under the firm name
OF Hoge & Menager.
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If all Of the business men Of this
town would advertise, it would add
much to the name Of the town, as
well as to business.
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Uncle John Aylor, colored, while
working in Cooley & Risks factory,
caught his hand in a belt, and had
one Of his fingers badly injured.
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1t has been estimated that the mon
ey women squander for false hair
would keep two or three politicians
in whiskey for an entire year.
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Bacon is a scarce article in this
town; and is now sellingat 123 cents
pound. This low water has made
a harvest for the butchers.
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INSURANCE!

TOHN b. DOWNING, General Insurance
j Agent, Notary Public and dealer in Pi-
amos and Estey Organs, is confident of be-
ing able to suit both rich and poor at prices
and terms never before offered at Middle
port. Also agent for Fairbanks Scales
Call and see for yourself. [scpt. LILY.
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A survey for the railroad from Gal
lipolis to Pomeroy has been made
The right of way has been given free
all along the route,
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ARRrcx1r IrEMs.-It has been IS s.

ARBucKLE ITEMs.-It has been SO
long since we contributed anything
to the Register, and feeling an incom.
potency on our part, would not this
time, did we think Others would.
The second fall month is nearly
gone, and in looking over the past
month and summer, we ought to be
very thankful to God for the abun.
dant crops we have received from
His bountiful hands. We can say
without the least degree Of hesitancy,
that we have splendid corn this year
in this part of the county, and
wheat also. Wheat that has been
sowH sometime is looking well since
the rain; from and the amount that is
being sown we will havea larger crop
this year than we had last.
Last Tuesday our ears were greeted
with the whistling Of the steamer
Telephone, and to say we were graft
fed to know she was plying the beau
tiful waters of the Kanawha again,
would hardly give OR feelings JUS
tice. The rise in the river will en-
liven business very much.
Mr.. C. w. Maupin has returned
from the East withsas nice lot Of
goods, and proposes to sell as low as
anybody. He has been selling goods
a good many years and knows his
"biz.n
]. II. Miller 4 Co., have also re-
ceived goods, and are building up
large trade at Beech Hill. Some Of
the ladies say they would rather deal
at Miller's than any place they ever
dealt, especially on Saturday.
The schools have commenced in
Arbuckle District, and SO far as we
can learn, nothing is being done to
impede the progress Of said schools,
Notwithstanding the river has been
so low that it was impossible for the
trustees to procure coal.
OBSERVER.
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Yesterday evening Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hill celebrated the tenth
anniversary oftheirmarriage. They
received slots" of tin presents. 1t
was Il very happy occasion,
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Ask for SELLERS LiyersPills." NJ
others possess half their virtue. 25c
per box. Sold by all druggists.
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Flowers has a patent window
hanger, by which the sash are made
to slide up and down without the
use Of weights and cords. 1t lisa good
thing. He is prepared to fit them to
windows at small cost.
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spnoyAI NOTICES.
10 to the Point Pheasant Ma.

Go TO the Point Pleasant Ma.
chine Company if you want a Boiler,
Engine, Mill Castings, Bank Cars, Chilled
Car Wheels, Gas and Water Pipes, Brass
Goods, Gum or Leather Betting, Gum and
Hemp Packing, Heating Stoves, Back
Walls, End Innings and Crates for Cooking
Stoves, and everything usually found in a
foundry or Machine Shop. [sept. 24-tf.
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IN CHANCERY.

The object OF this suit is to subject to sale
the realty in plaintiffs bill and exhibits
mentioned and described, belonging to said
Presbyterian Church Of Point Pleasant.
Presbytery Of West Virginia, Synod Of
Pittsburgh, the legal title 10 said realty be-
ing in the said Board oil Trustees, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to sat
isiy judgment, with its accrued interest
and costs, by the plaintiffs obtained against
the said defendants, Peter S. Lewis, John
Hall, William I. Minturn, James Capehart
and =. q. Shaw, as Board OF Trustees Of
said Presbyterian Church OF Point Pleas
ant, PrYbytcry OF West Virginia, Synod OF
Pittsburgh, in the County Court OF Mason
County, West Virginia, ut its March Term
1870, and also the costs of this suit. And
it appearing from an affidavit filed in the
papers of said cause that the defendants
1.-THE Board OF Church Erection Fund OF
the General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church OF the United States OF America"
William J. Kallam and William I. Nit
turn are non-residents OF the State OF West
Virginia. On motion OF the plaintiffs By
defendants "rhe Board OF Church Erection
Fund, fthe General Assembly OF the Pres
byterian Church, OF tho United StNtes OF
America" William j. Kallam and William
T. Mintun do appear here at Rnlcs to be
held in the Clerks Office Of said Court, Oh
the first Monday in November next, and do
what Is necessary TO protect their interests
in this suit. trestei
J.P. r. b. SMITH, Clerk,
by Jos. II. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Agood deal of complaint is made
about the condition Of many of the
roads in different localities in this
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Mr.. Geo. Pullin left at our office,
Monday, u peck of Artichokes, which
he dug from one hill. They were
very nice, and we divided them
around among our friends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29
Notice to Rridqe fsui7ders.

Notice to Bridge Builders.
M +, the undersigned Special Bridge
wv Commissioners for Rock Castle Bridge,
will sell on the ground, on the Kanawha
river road, on Monday, the I'D day of
November, 1870. the construction OF u
Burr Truss bridge, about 70 feet span, on
the same plan 81 Ten Mile bridge. Con.
tractor Willie required to give bond and
security ior the faithful performanceofcon.
tract. Said Commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
GEO. W. PUT LIN,
rs. BRIGHT,
II. Dll.LARl),
net, ..2-2W Special Commissioners,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Mr.. P. M. Gabert is making ar
engagements to erect q fine two.story
dwelling on his lot near Col. Sly's.
The old bach must mean business
Rumor has it that he will soon lead
to the Altar one Of Mason county's
fair daughters.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Mr.. James Saunders will accept
our thanks for a lot of nice apples,
left at our Office Tuesday.