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WEDNESDt
Hnipreicle j and then listiessly drop
ping them igsijn,
lHs afternoon, toward evening
answered Miss spooner taking a let
ter from her peckstand referring To
iit. She writes; 81 hope to arrive
jpst as the,sen isbeginning to drown
ID your beautiful river, and the eve
slipg star peeps forth as bright as
bright alasl as. the eyes Of. my blue
eyed sbogs Is
Hogsyery sHeetlp said Mrs. Da.
senberfss II reminds me Of asnote
lieceiyed The other day from DR.,
Drake ID answers / sent him,
.hegg iAty .pyscf-f ms fectff'e
on the Human Skeleton,o
"Well, | should say she was quite
smart. Yes-s,p said The young pork
merchant in Il nasal voice. aThem
verses sounded very pretty. / don't
read anything in the newspapers but
the lard quotations and the hog
market reports myself, but | know
good poetry when hear it. And
you read frst-rate, Miss spooner, you
do, Yes,s."
1T was nice" said his sister; @but
no better than friend Of mine can
do. She can write PONIES by the
hour, but she don't print none. She
dun't need to, cause her pas rich.-
She only does it for fun"
"Well, I'm blessed" here broke in
Captain Holtop, dropping his feet
with a bang from the chair-top on
which they had been elevated, "if |
wouldn't like to know what this is
all about. Who is she? And who's
the blue-eyed.boy?"
"Why, bless me! you've just come,
and you don't know, do you uncle?p
said Miss spooner, putting the
''pome" away in herpocket t-book, and
leaning back in her chair the better
to meet The eyes of the captain
She's Mrs Montgomery Montague, a
charming young widow, and the blue
eyed boy is her only child-a lovely
babe"
"Babelet," corrected Mrs. Dasen-
berry, at the same time playfully
liicking the cheek ofa youth at her
side, one Of the aforementioned, who
in his interest in Miss spooher's
story 'had'negl elected TO fan the rival
Of Madam De sevigne, after having
been captured aud detailed for that
duty only five minutes. before.
"And when her husband died.
continued The fair Isabella "(he was
the younger son Of an aristocratic
English family, one of the very high
est-intimate with the Queen-and
he ran away to this country on a
lark, and his folks disowned him be.
cause they thought he married be-
low him, though I've no doubt she
was much too good for him, and he
''e"'cu il'' s''o'N'"g'y)' ms i".i'e'.
!, ,e.' io' .i'e ooy, anu lo'e nm !, from
ms weeping m"'ners arms :,
A'," ' ), ,ecNqu : ''oa 'e"F OF pt"ye"
quoseu 'n MIS- p0senoerry' "a,
nn' on why ~" Tne ie' 'nem t"Re ,,R
"ini! shouted tAe caPtalH' by
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w. p. NEALE. NJ. D.

OFFICE Main street, between ad and id; residence
" Main street, between6 9th and 9TH Attends prompt
ly to all calls, whether day or night When not pro
fessonaly engaged can always be found at his Office
jan 8, IS7Q-Iy
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A ttornoys at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
q Practice in the County Of Mason the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in the Supreme
court OF Appeals Of West Virginia pS5 Prompt atten
hon given to tho colectonof claims Ijan 8, tS79-Iy
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News feelings are always pufest
and most glowing in The hour of meet
ing ana of farewell like the glaciers,
which are transparent and rosyhued
only at sunrise and sunset, but
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CHAS. W. PHELPS

A ttprncy at Law and Notary Public, Pom
II Pleasant West Virginia. Special attention gyer
tOcollections and rcmittances promptly made.
lmarch 5-Iy
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JOIN W. ENGLIsl

ttorney Mt Law. will practice in the Courts of Ma
Il son. Putnam and jackson, and in the Court OF Ap
pcas Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia ljans, IS79-iy
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A ttorneys ut Law, will practice in the counties Of
n Mason and Putnam. Address l.. b. Knight, al
Point Pleasant IVES, Virginia ~, Mr. Couch Is a 10
tary Public for Mason county. tjans, Is7g-iy
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County DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit cour,--) Joseph Smith, Rayeaswood.
CLERK Circuit court-c b. Waggener.
President County Court-D. S. Van aiatrc.
County Clerk-J, P. X. b. Smith.
Prosecuting Atiorney-Geo. P. Simpson.
SherifT-David 5, Stevenson. nepudcs-J Jewe,,
Qailorl Samuel W. Someryllc, Hsnry Fry, Joseph N
Daigh and w. D, Soineryie.
Surveyor Of Lands-'lhomas j. Robests.
Assessors--J lanes ". Windon, District No. a. E. E
Baker, District No ..
Superintendent of Free Schopls--charle E, Hogs.
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Nor Snle.

one or TWO HoRSES-House and Lot in West
" Columbia Uulmproved Lands on Kanawha River,
VIII take fresh Mileh Cows, span Of Mules OF Hogs,
10 axehange for horses Address HARRIET MACH.
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DR, S. G. SHAW.

HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro.
fesslonal services to the public Calls promptly at.
tended TO- Office, Main and cd Streets opposite
the old Presbyterian church. Lapi S, is7o-Iy.
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ATTORNEYS.
D. W. poLsLpy
ToAiLTESOS s. POLSLEY,

ASANLA+'oNtN "a iSLSSLstJ
A ttorncys and C0unselors ut Law, Point Plea
q SAINT West Virginia. practice in the County Of Ma
son;ths United States District Court for West Vrgni.
and in the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleasant W. Va.
jan ., iS7g-iy:
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a Stated Communications of Aiin,urn Lodge No
SSSsr t9, A. 7. & a. NJ, first and third TGesda,
%%& nights in each month. H. r. HOWARD,
hEHRvJ. FISHER, JR. Secy ". NJ.
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g. P. SIMPSON.
PHYSICIANS.

ANDREW r. BARBEE, NJ. D.,
Northwes. cor 9th and Main Streets, Point Pleasant
toiop IN liam s, la7e-Iy
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.,,..,., 10. o. r.. meets every
Hssss Thursday evening in storls
~ G - - Jos II. HOLLOWAY, N. G.
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The Weekly Register
GEORG GE w. TIPRETT.l

'lE6ll,ssa Ers.,I WsIIas.sasr Z nsrnls.. s
, 1879-01-30

Hubfsn ktftsr n jE,u i.at Gt,<,,t
the baZot Wilt ease. wh,rtl cxriteu such eeu-
cral Interest when tried laat yr,r In ftr Caur,
Of Pfubatc. cnttlr on again II. tic irish Court VI
Appeal. IN tllc torM Of an attcmpt to overthrow
ti4e verdict Of the jury establishing the icRitt.
macy uf Mra: Bagot's child MID declaring tl.at
ClT'stophcr Baaot was ,intlcr m insane tlc,tsinn
tn fcspect t. tits sou. It wifi t,e cuttc,1dr ti,ui
the Judge {WarIcn) mtslltteclcl them a. to this
point Of "lcluaiu,1," MD Sir. Butt will bc lra,i
tnE counsel IN this occasion fr Mrs. Nagot, Mr,
Ftzgib5ou having bccunle ElnGe The last bearing
Lord JAtt!ce. Tile propositions for retlsbating
tie question VI the propricty OF Judge Wasren's
: direction to- to the Jury arc fnrntdafic. H. H.
the paternity u Ills child, anil in that state
Of nlind dfsnl,critcd him, they Should lind
against the Will; a,al tile Jury did 80, the c1lcr.
beink to secure tic cBtates utid lprwu Erupcrty
III money tu the fnfant. Mr. Mncjonvuph. q.
T., strongly fmpcachcd Judge WArten's Charge
at if,c time, and Will now renew his argument
aga!nss II. lie will be replied to by afr, Butt,
who takcs the place fur this uuripose Of Mr.
Fi1zEtbhon. The cutnt'at bctwecn tHu such In
anll Mr. Mac1onongh is expected with interest.
anl adtnlas!on TO ttr court T. already secured f,r
card. The hearing IN the Probate Court, ia It
entaifed te production uf m enormous Amourt
81 extraordinary EVIDENCE, occupied twcnty-thret
days, and It Ia expected thu nppual canpot take
less than four DAYS. T)lc costs tl tlir litigation
hayc already beeli i1nn4ensc, but the rstatcs
alone aru worth Dycr .Ei,0D year. Thr IriRt,
Appeal Court Is HON constituted IL q etrouc ans
90 10 abiI!tv, ant Is likely 10 oc petty busy,
havtnN thirty apprn1s fuE tl,ehu ktittnga. Tile
lsagot Ease will b. hear! by tlIc Lord Cl.ance!-
lor, The Ckcf hArn,l Lord -Justiec ueasy, uiul
The Master Of tlt ltults, >. . -
, 1879-01-30

puu4prtpItfa- Jan' ai-Ti" ijon .1,,h,
t,s,lwaiu,lsr. ,jt,va uf the i1nttsd ata,c. ' n.'
trirt tm,rt iur tI,. Eastern Diatrirt ~ ;.nnsvi.
ranfo i[,l ~ hIs r. r.d.nrc m hmm F1ytb, F.",:y,b
street ,,rar inr1ist thIs ,,orn,.r il w.. .,,,s
~ ~. ,mt,st r,nar,a t,y.ts III. ,.,tss n.o "o
,,r,Grei s n"I II. eTat .tt.",no.t t. nes
f"mnm. ri" .,rr"ssrt ynx hnr,, ~, ,a IT,, -,
Anr iens mi was ,cnriv :. var. ~ no.. H., H.
Tas aairert d"srsn.i.nt nn,' v!an3son ~ - Ca" o
"" ~ ,ssI m w,s 'o"ua1 sicct.,i 'aMe M,,..
.1r,a. ~ f,,,,, ,,,s P,s;t, I>t,,,i.., ..u'i
etcas at1" t"s @Hsa 4'tNHt ""s
, 1879-01-30

at which Gtrard turned bis horse 10 the left, anil
PIT spurs to him. Witness hung On as long as
he .ould. but wAs at length hoorea l,y the brsl.h
niH! sffck., nnd waa thrown heels nvcr tcnl be-
hind r"sc.hh%h, fbat was the Inst he saw VI
tlIe interpreter. tiauEhter.l
The Court to,,k recess Of ten minutes, and,
upon conrentnu ngnfn.
sRaoT. EDWARD DAvERH,
Of Company r, scycntt, Cavalry. was plsccd In
ihc wttness ctnlr. On .hc arrival ot tic troops
tn tn: mouth Ut the Little Big tlorn, witness
was Orderly tor Maj. lieno. When tic division
81 Tue tToops vas n1ndc he was dstactetl with
condition. The on!crs OF Col. Cluster to REM,
~ 'tcar ~ he couIsl remember, we're: nTakn
y".lr command aud rhasge across tr river, ulul
arsc @ everything before you; Cant. Dcutct', han
ford, witness stopped to tighten ihe etrlh ia
his faltlle. AMI rot little behind. Before
f,sash'n0 ne ior'i' i'c saw thirty Or forty In
yards. some of Renc's command use fDrmct] in
skirmfsl'-fiuc. mounted, AMI thry movcd nionc
,he bottom II t!,.t order. Witness WIS viii
Ltrns. Italr 70 The LETT; and little IN advance
HIN we're trying to ett .I,ot al some IutlIans
they saw nsl,ut 4tW ur Gd)U yards to ,hu icjt,
Illr M linz halted for time on Tie bottun,. tic
e ,lS ~ 's Ss.ts ILL., i M t"uss te r'Eht ot
back % the tkirnlisl,ers. lIe ~1S saw
t!c Indians GErclinR about, uhl
ii'cy we're getting thicker, lie went then 10
Jofh Reno: the latter was at tlat time On The
tktrmls!-ltne. lie did not hear mud! firing
iron, the l0,liaDs, ~ Ills own sklr1uisI,lnu ,ras
firing all the time. When The skfrtllsll linz was
trst tornett the Indiana, 1la thought, wcru 100 Or
zoo yards Oft. lie left his horse With a horac-
holder ln Company 9. whom he knew, and
started of toward some 1nu]an teprps which
lt saw ncross tho glute. lie startch ulI with
Lieut. Hair anain: Witncas heard pretty heavy
lighting on tlIc left. aHl he rnaia tic ren,urk 10
Lieut.. Italr. " TIM It DC possible that the In.
dians arc drfsnR usi' lie ssw Nal Reno on
ths sklrmlsll-lnc, firing At Tie Indiana,
Nal. Rcuo gave the command, "('ct your
horscs Into The woo.1s, uttter coycr," at The
time the troops wcre tlIsmountcd. Tie men on
:hutlIc'I toryther.E Tie Only % wa1 be- ~ knew nn1
the command was lcasfug The wuods waa by
scetng Cotnpuny q going down TO the woods.
Witness then went down to get Ills own hprsr,
Not all Of the nlan IN q con1pany got niountcj.
He looked about ami found hls uw,t horse, rtctt
he mounted. There WIS another hpssu tied to tho
cheek'plece Ut bis own horse'a bri.lle. and hc
got tangled up IN the trees. liz stopprl md
unticd tile horse. Il!d led It out OF Tho timber,
where he found \ mcmbar OF Il CoMrany. 10
whom he turned tile animal ovcr. Wtril the
man lclt the woods Those who Hcse mounted,
they started on q run tor The ford. Uu
Thought The hlrn nt @ Company cnnll hAyc ali
gotten their horsrs It they had tried.
The Court thpn adjourned until haif.past 10
O'Clock this nornIuE.
, 1879-01-30

Gcn. Grnnt and Etlhu yyaAilburne.
i"tfrrfe'' 'r'th Charles .s'Abrn< in FaiadtipAta
!" fou have no personal knowledge, ( suppose,
NJ Galenat'
" no: about ali ! know about It | hnyc heard
"Did you ever hear The story thai Etbu lent
Gen: Grans snoney to equip hisnscf for the
wart"
this: That tssant sas called forward ~ presIJs
At soldiers meeting, md lie told El1hi. ns Ills
Congressman. that be Thought It wus his duty
to go Into tic army. Ellllu gave him letter
ex.oiiIcer ot thc rrEnlar arn,v who l
had graduated at West Point, arl who ought to
have = regiment. MT informant said that Yates
put Grant in The Ad1utant's Office aal set him
10 copying. After awhile Grant said to the Guv-
ernor: You cut, get man to t1u this worIs at
81 aday, and, nths "a al! you have to gIve nte,
sl,alt 10 back to uaiena. The da7 following
Ills arrival IN Galcna a.n told that grntIet,an
Ing with Ellhu Washburne down to the railroad
aepos. Tho train which leaves D.iaIeitt. 9utug
south. Guinea through naieln ycry eary IN lie
morning.. My brotl,er Ellhu was carrying Grants
carpet.bag, atd Going to the station With HIN.
Thts tsReuttctnan slyahe saw them together, and
says that E1!nu, as soon a. Gsant came back from
Springfield. told him to return again instantIy
With q more peEemptory letter, u''.l to stay
Is irne. II te rather significant thing. Graut
,niKht have becatno mere Lieutenant or Cap-
tai n,aa az. lsrs h.; pFsssed h's WY to 'e trout
"Nt1Rt do you think OF Gen. Grants prospects
now to get tic Republican non,inst'oui"
Undoubtedly they ure al,cud of atybody
clsr's. don't know that am particularly III
laYnr of Grant. II The Democrats etuu'd uoni-
inatc man like l3ayard againGt him, IL would
be pretty close race. Our people, however,
sectn To have Grant IN mind more than any
other ptrsoil.h
what uso the relations A. present between
E1ihu Waahburne ul,1 Gen. Grantln
~ think they are good again. Wl1en Gfaut
was nominated III 18G5, Elthu ramc OH to Naw
York utld rn'scl 4 lnfEc contribution for tho
ELECTION. flleft we're sotNc States considered
quite doubtful. A. bis representations, SIusrs
it, Hrtnncll, WHO had ths CONFIDENCE OF tic busi-
ness.Ilun hero, put himself at tllc head Of lhc
contributing and for hts services In that behalf,
my brother thought he ought to bc lnadu Col
tector ct thu PORT. He wus Collector, a,ui, II
you remember, hal tn make why fur Tom Muir
l,hy. think Eti1lr WIS Ilaquslcd ut this. n,l,!
should not wonder Il Gen. tirant tat! come to
tho conclusion that he 1lu.l U right to be+''
''ilavc YOU supposed that Eihu Washburue
talsht be candidate himself next ycart''
II don't suppose thcro is mitch in Il. lie has
= good many friends, a,ll his name crops out
hero aud tllere ut tiInca: but he has no urgunt-
xution 1t his back, nilA does not ssgtl to ue nay.
tug any attcntlnn to It,"
.''lte na4u q renowned Foreign Minlsterl'
:" "Yrs,-hts opportunity was very goo.l, and
hs las two qualities Which hnye always been r.
marked; bol1ness and dispatrl. Of busipcss."
, 1879-01-30

whom he had refused to give any more drink.
ras dlsp1aIanR considerable money ~ rcek!css
manner. Wins1ow did not drink, but took 4
cigar when requested! 10 to do, nssa kept close
BY TAYLOR, with shawrrots nmi Kelly. Detect
I've Haley ea,nc In HNI got Taylor to "a away,
sMl returned md arrcate'l Winslow+ ln''
did not use ans an,,s!vs langgaRc TO-
aMl Kelly were subsequently arrested.
While tic rersous abovc-namtu rcre IN tic
saloon they talked loudly during an argument
nbout some woman. Hs bad understood that
hAd quarrel iii another saloon near by, and
had come down to his place.
no WARRANT
waA fssucd for tie arrest Of nnv OF the persons
taken In custody bt the detective, NOR Is II cus-
tolnary fnr officers to hare ono In such cases.
though they obtain them #, vugraney case. be-
cause Of the recent decision 1T Judge NcA lister
THE FACTS,
then, appear 10 beas fol!ows: Tnylor, Winslow,
md The others were III d saloon whese there was
some 1isorlcsly conduct. The pcnple At the
were told Tayior had money with him anu might
he Fobbcd. ftc detective went out and found
lie partirs Ia nnofher kaloon than that In wici1
the ruw orcutrcJ. There MAS loud talking
there, but no disturbance, Wfns1ow could not
row II he WIS mixed up t It. fur the officer lIal
no warrant, amt there can bc TO arrest for
f.,tstlemcannr without ohe unless wl,err the
pIFtlTs arc CAUnHt IN tnC atE. u lfaAl0W seems
to hare been arrrsted OH s,tsptcto, that l,e ,ssa
going IL rob 1nyfsis. bueh mi arrest was illegal,
nttl iIcnec tho subsequent detention was Illegal.
Alter the prsoner had been detained fur
curtain time, OI'lccr Haley apucars to hayc cn-
tered tho charge OF ".llsor'ler!y." Though the
evidence dues nut lrove that Wlns1uw was Ills
orderly. Tic o!1'ccr subsequently made vi, lAIs
mind ihat the man had beer punished cn1tgi,
ty his brief detention, al,t leclnrl 10 push the
case. 1t Is Ec,leEalty considered that wt,crc
man ',aa offended u II iur Judge or jury to Gx
tie mcasurc b[ punishment: but III ths case II
seems to have been left tu an officer, who nude
tsm Arfcst. Decided ~ to the t!feuse, n,El it,,-
tosc.l ilc tttlaIiy. IA 10 the clarxcs of ubuse,
lucy 10 nut apFeIr to hc truTcn. As to Bcarct1-
lug WfnsfDw, that was customary n1HI pru,,er.
Int II The arrest was tlltgal tic taking vi his
property was legal robbtfy.
IL Is tile constant Gustun to ibake arrests in
Just the way III w1Itch Wtusow was picket IN.
af.l The poftcc nut trfsies stutc tiai il uut per
mtttcd to do II, tllpv might us well u,Ah,ton tt,.
ATTEMPT ~ suppress rftInc. But II has been de-
cided tllut II Is tIcgal.
- soue 1ay d ease MAY rutue up like Mrs. Mt
uonaIds: ah officer nny lust his life BECAUSE az
ohcdtcnce tu the otders of lis surrr!ors; u,n yrt
lIle man who DOES the killing uu u1puusl.t.I.
because, under Judge Mp.,Illstcrs tIcc,sIn,i, iIs
T. rcststinE an Illegal attempt TO deprive lin Of
h1a lEberty.
, 1879-01-30
ITO 1.EASGs,
k4:tyaNsi MACHINES,

NEW AND sECuSu.ilASD SINGERS AND 1TIiEls
dfst.v!aAs nlsclints q uhsth1F4 TAIus Loan o.
ace. l9a Eiirk. At. up.ttAtst. loon
, 1879-01-30

.siH4at dI1 you do then /" asked Col George,
after b1tl.scr!nx witnesa IN the Lowell Railroad
case At Salell. II wvnt TO the rescue, Ike Z
ycr Tor \ man's po>kslouok." replied the
wIkue4s, alld the fxtort wss entoyed Rtl around.
-HuStoM {'utt.
, 1879-01-30
CITY REAL EsTATE.

~ 'as Column, thr'e fnss nr it,s n cents per- tn.
s'Tstna Edra additional nns, ~ ctnfs.
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COUNTY CoMMIss1oNERs.-The Board
OF County Commissioners hold their reg
ular monthly meeting on Monday next,
May 9th. All bills must be presented
to-day or they will not be FLED in time to
be acted upon.
PACKING UP.-Dr. 8. L. Lee has been
busy packing up his drugs and medi-
cines during the week for the purpose of
removing and locating permanently in
Eureka. We wish him luck in his new
field.
KErTL1Ne.-The Inauguration of the
Summer season of the dog kettling mania
commenced on Monday last. The oper.
alton was performed on q small dog and
was grand success.
A SON and heir was born to the wife of
Frank Wbittemore on Sunday last. If
the son takes after the Governor" we
suppose he will be in the lightning line
business also.
INDIAN AaENT.-Dick Bradfew arrived
here on Sunday last on his way to the
Maopa Indian Reservation. He has
been appointed to take charge of affairs
there.
The Raymond Il Ely Company has
levied an assessment Of one dollar, de-
linquent in Office June I'd.
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II. e. POU.J,ADE.
Meadow Valley st., 9Th Door below Cedar.
Don't Mistake the Place. Small Brick Front
G. S III.
WELL" MONEY IFS THE SUBJECT OF MY STORY"

better class of credit customers does not exist in
Nevada than that which has purchased goods on time from
me, especially during the year. have tried to give each
one of them dollars worth of goods for each dollar paid
to me. you doubt whether have succeeded in doing
So ask any one OF them wHo DOES OWE BALANcE
and have fear for the answer he or she will rive Won
but Notwithstanding this affairs have come to such pass
that feel no longer justified in doing credit business in
this place have therefore determined to come to a
strictly
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@ A S III

Basis have to this determination in Justice first to
myself or who denies that business motives must be partly
selfish motves and secondly in justice to those consum-
ers OF merchandise who pay for what they eat and drink
Tor 1t cannot be denied that the credit system necessarily
obges those who pay what they use themselves to paw
also for large class of persons who are either very slow
pay or who do not pay at ALL believe that during the
past few years have had fewer of that class than any other
similar business house to mine in Poche But be that as
may have concluded that the Manager of this house
cannot give each who pays his dollar much while
doing credit business the dollar would be worth if he
did business exclusively for
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
By w, q. TELEGRAPH Co.

Ok w. v. L ELE6EAfH w.
$40 ophir-3s 49, 37h 3sk SO
los Mexican-37A 3719
go Gould Il Curry-9S
Best l. Belcher-16S
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so Chollar-6
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rs Hale & Norcross-l2h 12k
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$50 Alphs-l9 1871
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AGO Sierra Nevada-52 52s5 52A SIX
80 Utah-15z IL TO -.
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$50 Exchequer-5as "a
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-03

"Where woman" says Mrs. Part
ington. ."has been married with con-
gealing heart, and one that beats de-
spending to her own, she will never want
to enter the maritime state again.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-03

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