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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10

SATURDAY and Sunday last were
the coolest days that have been
experienced in the United States
in several years. The thermometer
in St. Louis, Cincinnati and some
of the Northern cities went down to
twenty degrees below zero. The
Ohio river is frozen over ut Louis
vile, and navigation on the Missis.
sippi is suspended above Memphis.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10

THE Louisiana legislature con.
veued in New Orleans last Monday.
Hon. John &. Moncurc, of Caddo.
was elected speaker Of the house ;
Col. Claude Pegues, clerk of the
house, and Mr.. Clegg secretary OF
the senate. Lieut-Gov. Wilt pre-
sides over the senate.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10

County treasnrer's repOrt approved.
County school warrants paid and turned
over for. cancellation, S+9a 50, leaving IA
balance to credit of school fund OF ST.
4O2 -. Warrants of general county fund
paid ana presented for cancellation, s.
l67 II; def. general county fund, 81, l73 %.
f. w. Elmer, member, excused from
further attendance this term,
Joseph Saucier was appointed overseer
IN Pass and Red creek road from B. Sau-
cier's 10 Ten-Ale bridge. vice B. Hickman,
relieved.
Permission was granted for the erection
of a gate ACROSS Pass and Red creek road
near residence of ID. Harveraou.
Clerk ordered to Notify contractor that
the bridge across Juhnson's bayou is out
of repair.
b, Cowart, Jack Nichols and II. H. Sau-
cier were appointed to examine Turkey
creek bridge and report to the board the
tiyAt Monday i'll February next.
Allowance to Scashore Gazrtte for pnb-
fishing notice of registration and election,
SO 90.
Board adjourned until first Moaday in
February next.
+. y. HIERN, President.
Attest: + ) HEWES. Sec'y.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10
SENATOR INGALLS,, of Kansas

SENATOR INGALLS,, of Kansas
has at last been caught. 1t will b,
remembered that be succeeded
Pomeroy as senator when the lat.
ter was detected or supposed to be
detected in paying seven or eight
thousand dollars Tor reelection.
P~omeros's friends at Washington
now have letters from Ingalls, in
which is shown "a systematic course
Of Matchmaking OF Federal Office
bolders in Kansas. They propose
to use them in time to effect the
coming senatorial election in that
Sta.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10

THE public debt statement for
the month of December shows an
increase of $1,000 go over the pre-.
vious statement. The stated re.
duction since June, however, is
over $1,000, 900.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10

THE successor of the late Col.
nj. a. Carter, Mr.. \. i. Eastlake,
Z. S, special agent, is now in Har,
risom county looking after the logs
seized by the government last year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10
FROM IN OLD EDITOR.

We are nor than gratified tC
know that the movement i'll the
matter of raising funds for the pur,
pose of erecting a monument to the
memory of our bOnored contempt.
rary Col. w. j. l.. Holland, is AS
summing definite proportions, aud
that it is being endorsed and com
mendcd by the majority of the
press and people OF the State. An
object 40 worthy as this will not,
cannot fail, in the hands OF the
of the press, and Il little
pxertion on our part will assure
success. The following letter adj.
dressed to the editor OF this paper,
zones from one of the oldest edi-
ors in the State, DIR. NJ. w. Phi.
irs, a man whose heart and head :
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10
DIED
MARINE and COMMERCIAL.
Port Charges,

Fresh water ltc per gallon delivered
alongside.
pilotage So per foot, actual draft, com,
pulsory.
Stevedoring-Timber 81, 10a135 pei
load; deals 6ira90c per load; coast wise
7Oc0Sl per load; lighterage of ballast zoe
per ton.
Labor per diem--Foreman s.; holders S.;
winchmen 81.
Harbnrmaster s. each vessel.
All vessels arriving between the LIST OF
April and 18th of November must report
AZ quarantine station before they will be
perMitted to anchor.
Physicians charge s. for boarding each
vessel. An extra charge of S., and cost OF
chemicals, for fumigation.
Average draft of water on the bar from
May to November II feet; November to
May Ii feet.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOIRAT-STAR,
PAscAGoULA, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1879

lfOT inc week tllullS Jan, ..
ARRIVED.
Am sch IndialIola, Bloom, 1l3 tons, from
Ciopfuegos, Cuba, in ballast to DENNY
Il Co.
AN sch Abbie Pitman, Chase, 25S tons.
from Havana, Cuba, IN ballast to mas
ter.
Am sch Enterprise, Mitchell, l36 tons.
from Ponce, Porto Rico, W. l., in bal
last to master.
Am sch Laura Lewis, Wells, ~ tons, for
Iudiannla, Texas, with $4,000 sup feet
of lumber and 1000 shingles, by Nor
ri.l.
Am sch A. D. Perry, Look, 22l tons. for
Havana. with 1859 sup fl lumber,
by Poiteyent N Favre.
Am bk Lewis Stocker, Teyler, 364 tons,
for CanirHaS. Cuba, with z02,672 sup
IL of lumber, by foitevent n Fayre,
EESLETS ~ pf.pT
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lU1ic".I
Board OF Supervisors.
HARRISON COUNTY.

m !,
resent: r; D., iilerh' president! y
HUDSON, w. +. Wilmington ana A. D.
- -.
NniN orne,ea 70 re,'u, or''So '"io VI "
CC"n"'' vi pu,"'uE oi",so ".ioa' ~ -
D.'eN, y Jake pace hrs' s"ha"S Vi i'o-
i"a't neA,'
"A,Ioiiector ordered 70 max deen W
~ "u's'"h, :" ior'ner '"A-c"ii'c'of nav
'"S n"'ieu W uo So
ii"""e'' "'io ni""o !" i'b'""' "'
uenr, William. % 1ar -, % al M
| Cbas. schulz }. d.vs' nj 4 "a 90
Vn,inr""' u"i"," 80
Ma. AZ a., 's""
CLERKS iusmnctors and retprninc off.
cers ar ,n.ntidr' L',iI W." : ts1s rs 81
lowed TN. cunn,nsntinn nrnscribed Inv law
amountinu IN ,ba aanr.rata to 40
The f~nIlowiny necnuSts we're allowed
ont of th. general comfy fund,
f.. 8 U,v.s c,.rL .x of8rio y.,r s,5 no
A. K.Northrop. sheriff. -. rs 90
+. = Hrwns cl.rk tor con;.s mar.
sonal rolls, 49,. '.,......... 30 90
F. $. Hewes, clerk, for correction
land rolls. s75
F.S 5. Hewes, clerk. for services a.
county auditor Is 90
EhaA Sphnlt1 Stnto ,,itnooy IN
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-01-10

Meteorological Observations.
at DR.. MuoIC's office at the Srashure, Pas.
cagoula, Miss, for the week ending Jan.
7, 1879
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28
|o4...r'E'E9.shIM'!r'''arI''

It. occurred in Bodie, that city
Of whiskey, wealth and wickedness.
A case was, on trial in the Justices
Court and during recess one of
the interested parties approached
a j, ror and said: =. 49,
SAY, boss if that ar snit goes
auiu u,e,I'pr-nash en,$2,0pQ loser
in mini6 property = Nov. Tll'give
|,yap ,ana eysn,*5OO to hang that
The corrnptible scion of Ameri
car liberty reelected n moment and
replied:
hid be a cussed onsArt,n Job for
one man to take rope an stran-
gle that hull gang, an I'm afraid
.sfore got through 4 mout dance 9
jig uuder it my self; sbutn IT'S all
the same to you, para, f.-mont
wade in thar with six shooter an
wipe out the crowd. Thet'd br
more to my hand than hsngin and
| the job could be Sdohe qdicRef II
that's satisfactory, produce the
coin an I'll git to work"
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Raising Mosheriess Calves.

Calves have often been raised
upon hay tea for asfew weeks, and
then mixing in meal aud bran
Good hay contains all the elements
necessary TO grow calf, bat dry
hay cannot be used by the young
calf /; It's first stomach is not sui
6ciently developed for that. When
the hay is stepped in hot water,
the soluble food contained III it is
dissolved out, and this liquid is
easily digerted by the calf But u
better food than this is prepared
by making fax seed Cruel. The
fax seed contain an oil which An
swers the purpose Of the cream in
milk, and it is also rich III albu-
minoids, similar to the case in
milk. Boil one quart Of siiax-seed
in two gallous Of water; after they
are boiled into mucllage, stir III
two quarts of good oats, or the
same Of middlings. This will re-
quire diluting with warm water
into q thin Cruel when nsed, and
when the calf IL young the amount
win be sufficient for three days,
bat the amount must be increased
rs the calf grows olIer, except that
the fax-seed need not exceed one
pint per dsy at any tirhd The
other food can be increased &C.
cording 70 the reeds Of the calf.
If hax. seed are difiic.lt to obtain,
oil-mesl may be used instead, dis
solved in hot water. Very good
calves may be raised by either Of
these methods. !,
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WI, Who ,Js;2tdss. s,sss; ''is.sy,'s,i'

that shl6akI he nHS5f sfat sof
Old Mother Hubbard. her poor
dog, the cupboard, or ths-bons
that was not therep Must we i'm
agine her still standing II the oPsn
cupboard door; depict to ourselves
the, dog still droobipg his disap-
pointed tail upon the .Aoor; the
sought for bone still remaining
somewhere else? Alb, no, my dear
brethrsn; we are not permitted to
attempt TO read the fpfwSl sui
ice it for us to glear from ~fhis
.sisss iH.'iS1sff SN - sppis' asS.' to
study them as far as in US lies. aud
bearing in mind the natural frailty
of our nature, to avoid being wld-
ows; to shun the patronymic OF
Hubbard; TO hsve,,if our mears
afford i, more than Ione.cppb GARD
in the house; aud to keep stores in
them all. Aud. oh, dear friends.
keeping in recollection what we
have learned this day, let as,ay9Id
keeping dogs that are fond |of
bones. But, brethren, if We do
if Fate has ordained that we
should do any of these things. let
us then go. as Mother Hubbard
did, straight, without curveting or
prsucing, to our cupboard. empty
though 1t be; let Us. hike her, nc
cepi the inevitable With calm stead
fastuess. And, should We. like her.
ever he left hungry dog aud an
empty cupboard, may cllroniclers
in the future DO able to write also
Of u.s.. IN the beautiful language 81
our text
..And 80 the poor dog had none.'
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u4tDf IL
~ 10 sa4 u
Ui5Dsaflz
Rssgi yfa4 81
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28
A Cheap HANGING BASKET.

Crochet a little plate shaped mat
in red woel, loose open work. nnd
place inside n saucer, soup plate, or
the cover of AN old butter. dish.
Place il it a large spsn&esjwsSh
bird seeds and II few, hemp seeds
sprinkled through il. Cut a hole
III the top Of the sponge aud IN
sort a hyscinth bulb. Now. -sus-
pend the hanging basket by four
red cords Of twisted worsted, en-
ished at the top with tasseis, then
fill your saucer with water, wait
patiently u few days, and you viii
have athing IL beauty 1t viii
make you happy inst to remember
it years after the sporge has gone
the way Of all sponges-
Another way is to cover an old
teacup with flannel and place it IN
the saucer with the mouti Of II Q
cup down. The fl nnel aDsorbs
the water and makes a first-rate
substitute Tor the sponge.
There is s;llI less expepsi Q
s ssss'.s .ss J FiEnDAs:9isu. :
and hollow uiit the inside, leaving
the shell about an inch IN Trick
ness ELL this hollow with water
and hang up the sturmp shell by
three cords. Very soou the gree p
sprouts will appear, aud viii grow
almost like Jonah's gourd, cnrylug
upward IN long, beautiful wresths.
When one gets too old it may be
replaced by another you. have had
started few weeks later and kept
| growing on the back gallery. or IN
the kitchen. 7s
These show US how much beauty
aud real poetry there are in very
common place things; we need mi
90 far away for something lovely
to delight both eye and heeE}-fS
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A negro was put upon the stand
as witness; and the judge inqnir-
s cd !, he y90S1:s'.ss2s q st'sSs s 8 Z
citizen; III I swears ~ ? lie | mast
stick Ia him. -
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Brethsep. the words Of my tex,

are:- ~ -. s.sss - q
cha u,..her. !, Hobb.ra abe went TO the
cupboard, y s's
To get her poor dog bonei = a,
But When ss2 q ' ssS.s sn' cupboard
;;voras. nv dear
sr;1 - 4 solemn
s7s'| = =; e,sr;nr !, tn
:. S:s,,s- and 10 Mt.
-. a 80, - i NAV
~ 9, AZ.
ia a
OF g SbAfd' sns went 70 the
~ ~ 80 Ia !. bope.
- .. you acc, . was
o.a; ana Inele oesn no nons' .,'l
Yves .lass-A widow; iris md
o!o' litary wioo". io,' qua sue
dispaas : Daa sne sH oo"n ado anu
weep, OK read = mover. or wing
ner naaos NO sue went W Tue
o cup 's Aac u oSss Sss dd
sne .oe'" 70 'Ic cupo"@f"' quo u'u
net hcR O. s't,p Or ru sa... or Jump mp
~ - NJ Pel,ssel'c s.HafF Hi
soieAseY$ mercy xehtsto tne eP-
4 Doana. -. ~ ,s;ss =,
we Mye seeg toat - as oid
and aooely 40 We fLuer
sea Inn ~ Ea4 poe n , J,
you, ~ wefes sres 4. ~. q.
s ssi - sss q - ! ,s #
or The .nne belo~, y
the hcsq bg4 Just The cupboard: "
- 81 - 1bs sqpeoerd ], Mas y
70 hfisg lestk III la& qos9ts y
ghtteriH9 tSep & ftb1 "a ~ cbetls
apparel, ~ sasts. or aey .ethessskr
tribptes ~ Nesith I NO 4 1t ra4
doe tho So prop q hcr Oii sre.
wss pons{ 1SdE v0csa imagine
the scene@tho poor dog crouch
ing y stseiaQterpT looking yistfnlac
aSiths sobeAs3r>eF'bo 49, toe
widow going t. thss cupboard. in
hope, in expest.kIsn, may be, to
open.it--slsfongt We arf not r.
timely ted - waAktA1fGy
bali open- or alAr--to open 1t for
that pnefd0 T4UsQ4a
But when thS'6t Asfe. ms cupboard
-,'.N vee se~N - s,sss-s's~ssn
- NO - '"
when s9H 0f9; lou see'
dear pre- perseverance,
IL. 10y persist
snce IA que
sol tnef 'ulnine'
no twisti sliding'
no isani Iai'ering
70 Inc 'us sin-
P''c''y sne rs.
Auu x olo'
sve9sg " ,fsn w. =
bare. = vas care ! :. /. L ne sere
70 eera.a 49, sss -. nol
orapges. nor cesss q. iIcazes ~! Pen
s s:::s.: y ~ :ss: :: :: s:
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RFsr 1Msr,.RU7I1i:EzNTs.

0af aDsllesesis reeoslispd ~
AsJudges u their Repef4 ron whioh The
s1ss ). ssiosiSaun snsAH Oo.-s
Oxhnblt as 61no boso xnstraments st Q
price rendsriAS them posahle TO large elass
e Rsssss:s 1870 a., =: .sa e;s 3 -
Containing hany dss1rab1o impFovensn's. VIII
slsnd longer In dry or damp climate, Less liable
g 81 3 - p !: i~p Ssass sos
then 70 either shrink. swell or split" TMe
ONLY OW0ANo AWARDED THIS
RANK.
!. .TA5s wsdns nnd Award was granted sfteY the
~ ssS&4 0bmpstition Of the best mshsrs,
before one o. the mest eonpstent jurfsS
en- oeDemole6 af~aY
New Styles ana prices just ISSUED. which azs
GAN }se he lsass kssss. - 1lss'} e
Was prspsssa - apvoins : fsw ssw Assnts.
,ulsssatsl caAIzegsas nai,sd. yssspeiA a
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= should thiugsgp III with thee, asl
80 MOI p,urmur nor complain; 81 81
Repining at thy lot
WmS9t augment the pain
-.knA GhoulA Chg friend prove false,
Eorgiys hin. and agree;
IfaT were well with him
Hefwvuta not anger thes.
And should fhy love offend, 81 4
y Love on with eager sceEn; ~ go
The presence Of the rose
Is,ytpessed bs the thorn
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Why il u door like colored
womanf Because it is an 'egress.
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cHRoAti
: r q e S.lf,>
a'sseq a. u
sso = a''''''ss' = \
h:eix % esiueas as,,l j.. 7,
Celfax, asudIs -
xf-6se y
snt ssiloa 'bas ,ssa)
asg yIrE {
.bas vssAT TIT l r. =
yif.sd ries sss a. 8
"a bssnios 40
<sbsesss al 1si:
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Uncolletl Life.

It has been said that within the
acorn lie coiled up all the parts of
the future oak-its roots, trunk and
limbs. These, awaiting the action Of
sunshine and rain, and that mssteri,
Gus voice of spring that calls dead
nature into life, enter upon devel-
.opment conditioned only by their re.
lation TO those agencies and supplies
upon which our lives depend.
However this may be, it is certain
that in the germ Of our lives lie all
the promise and potency" Of The
man inexorably marked out. AS one
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W. R. GUM.
FISHER a. HOGG.

A ttorneys and Counseiors Mt Law, Point Plea.
a sant West Virginia. Practice in the Circuit and
County Courts Of Mason, Putnam and jackson coun.
United States District Court for the District Of West
Virginia. nsoiiee with Henry Fisher, Sr lre,ired
jan s. Is7o-ty
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........:..l'
lltodIl|1ls from another in strength,
ii beauty ia the virtues of,its.wood
and fruits, 50 man differs from his
feiIom.man.
The indivjGuality OF The soul rs to
its accountability Il Him who gave
it being is sshadowed out in all the
attributes Of its moral and inlelIec-
tual nature, is seen even .inall that
pertains to the Investing BODY
Everything points to an intense in
dividuality Surroundings may ymod-
ify this for good Or for IN, but cannot
radically change it, The great man
dies earth loses his pattern. No
one willeyer rise up with exactly
The same qualities, in the same group
ings the same proportions, driven
ipfnafd into saction and pfesiddd
over BY the same inl ..li.5
Yet'there!is to each one a sphere
intho line his ownsd development,
'beundless rs eternity TO the fullness
of the measure Of which no one has
ever attained.
Nisthissaspect of mans nature
which gives his life its solemnity
and the failure of that life its sad
ness, If we could feel that the ben
efcent Creator deals out his gifts by
measure, to this one generously, TO
that one moderately, and to still an
other sparingly, we might be con-
tent with mediocrity; we might wit.
ness, without unpleasantcomparison,
the efficiency and success Of our fel-
lows, and gaze upon the wondrous
achievements Of those whom thu
world delights to honor with no 9th
er emotion than open,mouthed won
der. Natural Incidence finds no bet.
ter excuse for inaction than the pre-
sumed impossible.
But when we reflect that within
the being Of each one there lies coil
ed up, awaiting release. talent and
capacities, distinctive and peculiar,
whose exercise concerns the indus
tries, the taste, the progress and hap
piness'of mankind, The case is very
different. This invests life not only
with It's dignity but its solemnity.
Again, the world, especially the
student world, is full Of day dfean.
ers and builders Of air castles: The
efforts to compass usefulness ind
achieve distinction are to be'ihatle.
But The time .for these ia Zoo often
setifor q future day Ia day beyond
tiie halyyoh tishesnf college terms
Certain habits and. tastes are we'll
known to be inconsistent. with the
realization Of the most moderate Of.
such Dreams These are to he re-.
formed. Whcna In. the years to
come. .tSait
Such sudden radical changes, plan
ned for the future,1 are the exception
rather than the rule for life. As
well mightthe oak in hisforest home
to surprise the vernal sun
with new arrangement Of boughs.
He may become a greater tree
Even that will come, however, by
slow and steady accretion. lie may
drain better the soil on which he
tbe chen;stry &c h;s laa sos.' :, : a..
nense = deensr shada ~ - ID 80;
i;ttlo n b;s !. j. = :
nectat;on7 u ! ,,a..s, l;fr.sa., 49, ~,
snr; / ! from, ,ha ono ~ 80 i, sS,r s
bis co,orod 1aa,as - H. t,e
nas. .S
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She sadly says between her sobs,
aWhene'er misiortunes press you,
Come to thy mother, hoy, come back
Then sadly sighs, "God bless you.p
"God bless" more of expressed love
Than volumes without number,
Reveal VIC thus our trust in Him
Whose eyelids never slumber.
] ask, in parting, no long speech
Drawled out in studied measure,
But only ask the dear old words,
So sweet-so sad-"God bless you.n
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G. p. sntrsoS. II. II. HOWARD.
Il. SIMPSON & HOWARD,
a Practice in the United States District Court, Su.
preme Court Of Appeals and circuit courts OF the 9Th
Judicial District Office in court house. tjan 8, 70
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/. JOHN w. ENGLISH,

ttorney Mt Law will practice in the Courts Of Ma
n SON, Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court OF Ap-
peas Of West Virginia. Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia. tjah s, is79-iy.
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cHAs. W. PHELPS,

A ttorney ut Law and Notary Public, Pom,
u Pleasipt, West Virginia. Special attention given
to COLLECTIONS and remittanees promptly made.
lmarch s-iy.
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JAMES w. HooE. JAMES B. MENAGER.
HoGE y MENAGER,
A ttorneys and Counseiors mt Law, practice in
a the Circuit and County Courts Of Mason county
West Virginia. Address James w. Hoge, Winfield
Putnam county, West Virginia. or James b. Menager
Point Pleasant, Mason county, West Virginia.
jams, Is7o-ry
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KNIGHT l. COUCH,

ttorneys ut Law, will practice in the counties Of
q Masorfand Putnam Address Z. B. Knight at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia no MIR Couch Is No
tary Public for Mason county. Ijan 8, Is7o-Iy
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ANDREW R. bARBEE, I'D. ~. yRAvEL.
DRs. BARBEE s FRANEL,
Northwest cor 9th and Main Streets Point Pleasant,
N West Virginia Office hours from TO 10 a. m. and
, to top I'm, tjune II '7o-iy.
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PHYSICIANS.
O., cAMrpELn 8 HOY,

L. r. CAMPBELL. w. S. Hoy.
CAMPBELL & HOY,
DhySicians, Surgeons and Dermato IoEists, ten.
I der their professional services to the people Of
Point Pleasant and vicinity Calls promptly responded
to ut all hours day or night. Office In Mrs Volert's
house. where ope Of us will be found a, all times.
june 4, is7o-iy.-
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Terms of Court.
Circuit Court-First Monday in April and October.
County !" Third Monday in January, March
May, July, November and December.
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ATT0RNEYs

WIN. A. DENNIS,
ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
a will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
counties sTtHH june Ii-ty.
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County DIRECTORY.

Judge circui, court-Joseph Smith, Rayepswood.
Clerk Circuit Court-c. B. Waggener.
President County Court-D. S Van Matre.
County Cierk-J. P. r. II. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-Geo. P. Simpson.
Sherif-David S. Stevenson. Deputes-J. Jewett,
Jailor, Samuel W. Someryille, Henry Fry Joseph n
Daigh and W. d, Somerville.
Surveyor Of Lands-Thomas j. Roberts.
Assessors-JJames W. Windon, District No. Il; +. E.
Baker, District No. q. i Is
Superintendent Of Free schools-charlesE Hogg.
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DIR. S. q. SHAW.

physician AND SURGEON, tender, hi. PRO.
fessional services to the public. Calls promptly at.
tended t. Office cor. Main and ID streets, opposite
the I'D pteshpierisn church, laptil s, is7s-ty.
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1t is dreary sensation to find
ones self wholly forgotten by mere
acquaintances; but to find that we
have no place in the thoughts of
those we love seems in certain
sense like being annihilated.
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A worthy Quaker wrote thus: II
expect to pass through this world
but once. If there be any kindness
| can show, or any good thing can
do to any fellow human being, let
me do it now. Let me not defer or
neglect it,for | will not pass this way
again.