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Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

.,.., Havana filled cigar given on
cl's, ,hs New York Store, 8. II. cor.
I Id d French streets.
s.nolis Balm, Bloom Of YOUTH Bar r,
SDs,l ss Cream and Lady Camelia,s .
|, VS tor the complexion, sold oy ~ >.
|s,tmsn, N, Druggist, Fifth and rop-
lrssts. NIT c.-.,
'Iliue Wax, Jar and Bottle CorAs' Ss
pS peSvaer, Turmeric Mustard seed ;
;.ls bv N. B. Danforth, Druggist,
'pd Market streets. -.
'It;a,s Poultry Powder, for cholera
p.hsr As diseases Of fowls, sold by
XXX X 4 Fullerton, Druggists, No. soz
street.
's,vbody in Delaware 10 recon-
Eing G the Davis Sewing Machine
No. TIT Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
Tha washer.

\ Department, Office Of the Chief
4 Officer, Washington, August y
1ioatiOns for Monday-For the
ID Atlantic States, clear or partly
h weather, possibly followed BY
iOusl rains, warmer southerly
stationary or lower barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
Y0"i Political Meetings.

Y y, signed by P. H. Peterson
~. 49, has !, been received at the
tha Van, 0lnoe, requesting us to an
|tha ss q q meeting of the Republi-
he he. second Ward will be held
i,,sa. usa.aausrters second and Lom.
'eess, :" this evening, at eight
.ns " name a candidate for
a. ri hI 10. the purpose of transac.
1, supg ,ss. Mems Republican Club
pm 'A's evening, in the Lincoln
md desired. "n0' IL OK
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
,other Railroad Rumor.

|RuVbHC6.
IN 4, The past few days a prominent
| VI Il Lancaster city, visited Will
,m pei.' and had an interview
sna "ell known man of that place,
Tuoe nt 10 the proposed extension
delaware , Western Railroad to
..,s Hlta the Lancaster & Quarry.
noaa' which would p ass through
'eV'lle and thence to Ox;or
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
-. ~ .ne Tnerunomeser

IL REPUBLICAN Office, on Monday
ling, August 9: ,o,
lock, 10 o'clock, liz o,cleck' ooo
d $50 S9o
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
Mad Dog Shot.

Ybomas 8. Anderson shot mad dog
at the corner of Fourth and Searles
streets yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

|strsssa stsss%an, Druggist, Fifth and
|Df fS's' ,bs sells all the popular
aoat,e sae !. asy, d y, including Hop BIT
N''0Aand'S German Bltters.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
sPECIaL HENFAV"
simple fFisa

n.ovniug,s Tonic and Alternative
|. bi0nns .ha most obstinate Of its su-
Fn,ss : ss.IsS.riving is1 pivi qualities. 1t Is a
h b, isot S1ood parisr, changes the ass;,1,r SGr
'sion 'uT of vigorous health, and en-
: ons nd y rsddsns the blood. Manu-
p ana ~ ips author and sole proprie
Ptsa e. q Champion an Browning, M. D., D.,
". s.,S UA street, Philadelphia. All
il,S AtSu and dealers in medicines
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
Peach Shipments

peach shipments Saturday over
aware railroad amounted TO las
md was as follows:
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-20
Church Notices.

ChurCh NOtlcen.
~ATHOLIC CHURCH. Order OF serEtuee ,eh
u on Sunday: First Mass' 1;'o y Week DAYS
Mass, = q. ~ ~ N m j. NJ. CoUDERr,
Low MASS ~ p 49, Parish Priest.
Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn'sh sshhath
every Sunday at II a. m asd s,9e: ssSaas psstor.
school at 8 aRlc,ning ?, IN, tho D church.
r,-s, Rapttst Church. Services 81 II .. ~ ,
and 80 p m. sabnatn IN t,euI sHno our services
pIocs Of meeting in the building ad)oihin1e %
lana Bros. Store on the nortn. NV :" A,
Murphy, pastor.
OHAPMAN Lodge No. A; o,th he. =.
rcct, en tho wednesday OF eacn mon'T mon Hi ~
,ore the full OF the moon NJ tno MssodO "a atrts
Central Street, between Sonth "a Anu 81 '''''
j. II. Koogler, Sec'y.
VAS VEGAS Lodge No. 4. i: y. o,oioct %;
y meets ThaSsasy are Cordially invited
narp. 'iSi''"F "TFHOMAS GARTRELL, N. G.
r. RurzNlEcK, Secretary.
h. onened daily, except Sundays, from :N -: :
uo "potiIs IpntiI 2 - ~ Sundays, one hour after the
arrival OF each mall
Eastern Mail.-Leaves Once at n;3o A. NJ
Arrives at $3.50 NJ,
western Mail Arrives at 10 4. n. Lea'ee
at2P.N.
Pecos Mail.-Arrives at "a. NJ, leaves AZ
IN
yinfta, Indian Terry and way Mai'-
Arrives a. 1880 A. NJ, leaves At ''''
Morn Mnil.-Lesves Friday st 3 A. NJ, arrl'es
Saturday at . r. NJ
uos Alamos. Jsya LargR, Iona Psrda
and Ft Union Mail. Leaves IuesoSS !"
a.. M, arrives Wednesday r.h
TT. CHAPMAN: Postmaster
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-20
Albuquerque to San marciaI.

North and south passenger trains mahe
.,ose connections at Galisteo Junction 1or
Santa Fe.
tBranch to Santa Fe
Trains meet at Watrous and dine mere, .h ,,r0t h.
All freight for the North or South mus1 tme &c
delivered at the depot at p Cannot be bill
.a .ae ~ So by next day trains. ,
Tue Adams Express office VIII ne op'n
trom WILL Las Vegas.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-20

Major Smith is the great character
of West Las Animas. He is tailor
by trade, but possesses many accom-
plishments beyond the bare ability to
use the needle and shears. His great
fort is storytelling. Heis native OF
London, and in that city began his
work as tailor. He represents that
he was frequently visited by the at
taches of Punch, who made good use
of his stories for publication. Writ
ing of the Major, correspondent Of
the Tribune says: Gle has evidently
been an attentive reader and close OBJ
server; is possessed of wonderfully
retentive memory and a well-stored
mind; he Is as familiar with the writ
ings ofAddison, Macaulay and Stuart
Bluckie as most people are with Bret
uarte or as children are with Mother
Goose, and he can repeat page after
page of Moor and Wordsworth, fre-
qucntly with apt improvisatisns of
his own. Neither is humor liking to
him in rich vein, nor full vocabu-
larry of honest Saxon words. He is
conversant and takes q deep interest
in current politics; knows accurately
the gist of the latest speeches, not on
ly of Garfield and Conkling, but of
Bright and Foster. l rather guess
there have been few story-tellers since
Walter Scott equal to Major Smith,
unless it be "Timothy Titcomb" of
Scribner. and few others. have sat
up nearly all night on few occasions
(every man in the party sober, too)
listening to the Majors stories drawn
from English history and from Amer
lean and English contemporary life,
and have never heard him tell the
same story twice. If this is not gen.
ius it certainly is one of the rarest of
talents."-Denver Tribune.
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Commissioners Sale Ofgaluable
ReNl Estate.

THE undersigned Special Commissioner,
/ by virtue OF a decree made by the Cir
cult Court Of Mason county, Nest Virgin
i'll, on the 4th Of. October, 1880, inthe chan
Gerry cause OF ]. NJ. Pounds against John
Roush and Others. will sellShy way OF pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the
front door OF the Court House, on the 20tl,
Of December, 1850. the following de-
scribed real estate: A tract Of land situate
on the waters Of Broad Run, in Graham
District, in the county aforesaid, contain
ing one hundred and two acres, under u
high state OF cultivation, with an excellent
two story frame, dwelling house, barn and
other suitable buildings fora farmers use
thereon, and also lot aud two houses
thereon in the town OF New Haven; and
upon the following TERMS, to-wit:
Cash as to ione-fourth OF the purchase
money, and the residue ON credit OF six,
welveand eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security for the de-
ferred payments, and the Commissioner
retaining the legal title to said land as a
further security. GHAS. d. H0GG,
oct.27-4w Special Commissioner.
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oct. N-aw Y n T fsrFTrustecsr
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE. :


JN.pursuance Of the terms and provisions
i OF decreetal order pronounced in the
chancery cause Of Nj. B, Daywalt and 9TH
ers, against John Bateman and others, nov
pending i'll, the Circuit Court Of Mason
county, West Virginia, on lheil6th day Of
October, 1880, the undersigned special
commissioner appointed Tor that purpose
by said decree, shall, on the ,EsGIh day
OF December, 1850, at the front door
OF the Court House OF said county, sell at
publiCauction to the highest bidder, the
real estate,in the bill and proceedings de-
scribed, situatein Clcrdinen District, said
county, containing about one bundredapd
ten acres, a part Of which was conveyed to
William Bateman by Jacob Withers by
deed bearing date on the 18TH day OF April,
1862, and ofrecord in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court of said county. in deed
book Is, folio 494, &C., and the residue was
conveyed TO the said William Batcman by
said Withers by deed bearing date on the
2Sth day of March 1913, which is Of record
in said Clerks office, in deed hood IS, folio
81, &c. Said land is fully described in said
two deeds. The land is well improved,
has good buildings upon it, ind is nearly
allrnder fence, Is abouttw milesfroilthe
Ohio river, and Is known as the William
Bateman farm. 10 = W. 81 vs. Z.
sTERAlIs OF sAI1E:Rii
Cash as to a sum sufficient TO pay the
costs OF suit and commission Of sale and
upon u credit as to the residue Of the pnr-
chase money in two equal payments Of
twelve and twenty!four months, taking
bond from purchaser forti.a-two deferred
installments,, with good security, bearing
interest from day OF sale, aisoretaining the
legal title to the landias a further security.
w! R.GUNN,
oct.27-4w Special Commissioner,
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Leave Logan. lO.45 q. N. l5.5Sp m.
Through Coaches between Gallipolis and
Columbus on all trains

Connections made at Gallipolis Will,
Steamboats, and Stage Liue for Midd!eport,
Pohieroy, and Ohio River points; ut Me-
Arthur Junction, for all points on NJ, q c,
r. RI at Logan, for Athens, Parkersburg,.
and Marietta at Lancaster for gainesville
aud Cipleyillt; and at Union Depot, Col.
umbus, torallpoints North, East and Nest
ORLASD sAltTH, Gent Superintendent.
q. D.N0RRlS, Superintendent. I'll lq0s
w HaHARRls0N,i Gent Ticket AGENT
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATTER,S.

sroNGING on NEwspApERs. Every
man thinksa newspaper fair game.
II a society or any body Of men gets
MP concert or u ball, or other form
ofaentertaipmepts, sthe object of
Which Is toput money n1heirb dck,
cts, orif the proceeds are to be deyot
I'd to charitable purposes to add TO
their own glorilication, they become
very indignant if the proprietors Of
a newspaper do not assist them bg a
series Of gratnitous advertisements
for seyetal weeks before the event
tikegplasey Those genttcmenslloald
remember that literary men, in this
practical age, work for money as
well as for fame, principally the
former, however, and the business
manager ola newspapeh.ifhe wishes
to keep On the safe side ofthe ledger,
conducts his charge on the same
principle as the head Of any business
establishment.
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Reecl, IIiIl.

Beech Hill.
Editor Register:-Truly the melan.
choly days are come, and the ssddest
cfthe year are near at hand, and
field and forrest are being rapidly
disman!led Qftheir. beautiful foliage.
The farmers have hot all finished
sowing wheat, and the recent rains
in this section, has made the ground
so soft that many persons will be
yetyllate with their seedihg.N
The schools in Arbuckle are all in
operation, but some are poorly at.
tended, not having thirtyssye per
cent Of tie enumeration asfhe Law
directs.
'Phe RETURNS from the State election
were eagerly looked for aid the re-
isalt was Serysgsatifying.to many in
AtBpekie QpaAI gssond of Soggni;
Der the people Of this country will
exercise the,right Of spaenge, will
nodoubt If they vote honestly, elect
as the Chief Magistrate, o.. this land
of0uis, tie fllustrious soldier ". S.
Hancock.
Madam rumor is a very busybody
las everyone knows, and is constant
As sending news everywhere, the
latest %ingsd message received III
this neighborhood from her, is that
Dr. Edward Frayell partner Of Hon.
Dr. A. r, Bagbee, who left some time
during this month for Virginia, did
50 for The, pnrpose oftaking TO him
self a better half. Your correspond!
.enltt wishing. t.. know the truth, the
,repGlt, intesyieudsone Of her, messen7
gels aati i.es..s 4 ~
G. What made you think the
Doctor went for wife?
NJ. Because, ! saw him with a
fine suit ofelothes, aud a: nice tall
stoxe-ripe hat 4. 4 ~
G, Was there anything else that
led you to think that the Doctor
Went fora companion?
|. NJ Yes Il heard that he left
strict orders with a friend for nice
" furnished house iu,P ointP Pleasant,
to .bcin god condition upon his re.
turn.
c. Did any one go with HIM?
M. Yes. Dr.. Barbee's, accom-
pli>hed daughter Miss Rebecca, and
tits seidDshs went first bridesmaid.
With such evidence as the. above,
Doctor travels, friends are anxious.
y ianaiting bis. return, to congratu.
late him and attend a large recep-
ton; adj .@ish dim much joy, and
hope that hisnaule may be handed
down TO postersty through genera
tions to come.
The congregation Of the Beech
Fill Methodist Church, are very
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TRUSTEES ,5ALE
Oh. "a Valuable Let Of Land III
the Town of Point Pleasant.s

VI "a Fdtu1Die Let OF EanN III
the Town of Point Pleasant.s
by Sistae oftwo deeds d trust, one trust
ID executed to John w English, Trustee,
by John Cooley, dated on tie 5tli dayot
January, 1878, to secure to G. @. Miller
tie payment ofstwo bonds Of even date,
with said deed, executed BIZ John Cooley
for the sitnof $550.00 and 100000, and,
due and payable inoRe and two years, IT.
ter date, RESPECTIVELY, which said deed of
trust isfduls offeeord in Mason County
Court Clerks office in trustdeed book No.
3 pages ISL, &C.; the other trust executed
to Rankin Wiley, Jr., Trustee, by John
Cooley and Elanor Gpdley, his wife, tlated
on the 18th day of March, 1879, to secure
to q. 9. Miller the payment of two lh0tesy
one note for $4,000 dated December 10th,
1877, with interest from date; the other
note is for $jO0.00 with interest IRON date,
and dated the 25th day OF March, 1870,
which notes are due and payable twelve
months after the dates thereof respective
ly, which said deed of trust is duly OF rec
ord in the Mason County Court Clerks
Office, in trust deed book No. A, page 20G,
&c, and dctaflt having been niadeSin the
payment Of all of said notes according to
their tenor and effect, and being requested
by G. @. Miller, the holder and owner Of
said notes, the undersigned; Trustees will
proceed to sell by way oipublicauction, at
the front doorsof the. Cont 3 fcusc ii, saEa.
son cot,nty, West wirsinia9 on the 25th
day oil, November, 1850, the lot Of
land inisaidt trust deedsdeserfbed, being a
part OF lot No. II in the second tier OF the
town lots in the town OF Point Pleasant,
fronting rs feet on Main street, and
bounded onthe sohtl,sb u 9TH street, on the
East by the NJ Il. Church, aud on the
North by G. Shrewsberry's lot
The above lot Of land has valuable I'm
proVements on it. "
Terms OfSale-e Cash In Haad.
-SE5 JOHN w. ENGLISH,
-. u A NLslN NNIIEN I'D
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Wool GROWERS MEETING.--A meet.
ing of the Mason County Wool Grow.
ers' Association will be held at the
Court House, on the third Monday in
A full attendance of
members and all others interested in
wool growing, is desired.
J.. CAPEHARr, President.
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M rs: ;: !;: ! i e;
snHsHSf from your door Those
= Z. A'-' 49, - who always take advantage
of theigeod chances for making money
that are offered, geherally become wealthy,
while those Who do not improve such
chances remain in poverty We want.
for us right in their own localities. THO
business will pay more than ten times or
binary wages. We furnish an expensive
outfit and I'LL that you need, free. Noone
who engages fails tomakemoney very rap
idly Won can devote your whole time TO
the work, or only your spare moments.
Lpll information and al that is needed
sentffee. Address sTINsONi& co. Port
land, Maine. oct.l3-ly.
" T d
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nneAn .lToTEczsa.
Commissioners sale Of Real Es.

tate. 3s
Bank OF Huntington vs.. 4. Z, Kline, I'll. Al.
Peter G. Love vs.. T. B. Kline, Ct al, and
David Harshbarger rs. 4. lB. Kline, Ell al!
Consolidated, Ii chancery n the Cir
cult Court Of Cabell County AResi Hifginia.
ID n yirtueaot decree. rendered in the
ID above entitled Gauss, on the 81 aay 81
April, 1880, the undersigned Special Conn
missioners APPOINTED l6f Tho niipose by
said decree, shall, ou. the 2isr bay n
Angus. 1850, AZ lg II cl6cl Il > N az az MI
day' al tie front door a the Cbart IionEi
Of Mason county. offer hi s.lc d public
auction ID Inc iiirRest bidtIsr Inc 5sllew.
ing property mentioned in the proceedings
and deUrgeh IN SAID cause, viz. ilie fndiiitll
'ed one-sixta interest If n b. Kline. m and
10 The properly III POINT Plea<afi. lTest
yifeini 4 I'M /, 4, tjie llina Ii m \, III
will be sold subject % lie estate on inter.
est Of MIS- Eliza, Kline; also & ptrcel Of
lyey e,lto,Jaeob a Kline Nv Henry. Il Fan.
ser,i by deed dated Becetl i 81. ID AMI
recorded in ClerE' 4 oifsee n iiaso,l l1nnty
County Court. in DEED iE,6ol M, Ifi. sni,Ge
l52, containing fonf acres and twenty-five
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Notice to Treslnssers.

THEREBY warn all persons moi to tres.
L pass uponmy lands, by hunting, fishing
nutting, orin any other manner, without
my consent. All violat0rs VIII be dealt
With'to the fullest extent on tile law.
]. d. MCCULLOUGH
sep, - iw,pd.
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No. ! Mail leaves Richmond daily ex-
cept Sunday, for Huntington. Connects
closely at GQrdonsville for Iyncllburg.
Virginia Midland Mail from Washington
connects closely at Gprdonsville with No. /
for Huntington, with chair car from Wash
ingtaHto White sulphur. sI,.5s
! No. s Express runs daily and CON
meets ut Huntington with Steamers for
Portsmouth, Maysville and Cincinnati
Connectsclosely ut Gordonsyiliefor Lynch
burg! rrs .tsY sa l4at
Sirgipia Midland Express from Wash,
inGtoll connects closely ut G0rdonsviIle
with No. 3 jor Cincinnati, with Pullman
Sleeper from Washington to White Sui
plmr Ia ,..ta.rI.d d7 .tga
Virginia Midland Express from Danyille
and Lynchbnrg connects closely al Char
louisville With NJ. 3 for Cincinnati ID ST
No. 8 Accom-, leayes Richmond daily
except Sunday, at so p m. and arrives at
Gordonsville ut ID p. H.; on Saturdays
only will run to stanton, arriving at 10 is
PM. Htaa ~ Or
Nos 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville
daily except Sundaysat4 20 p. M. on ar
rival Of Virginia Midland Mail from Dan
vile and lynchburg; and arrives at Will
liamson's at i 10 a. IN.
Sleeping Cars on No. s from Rich
mond to White Sulphur On No. from
White Sulphur to Huntington.
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ue rivers arerlsing.
Farewell county court.
cranberries are in market.
Elopements are now in order.
a big vote east here, Yesterday.
Remember thsX on your papers
A new lot Of JOB stock just received.
Testaments,are now sold for a pen.
my. nv 81
!, Call in and pay what son o9e this
oillcei e ri 81 ~ a. mn
Fhesmarriage bellslare beginning
to ring. ~ s
Horses are stir suffering with. the
epizostio rs, sm iiatr god
Uilseratsd spreathfoats-is the latest
disease i FL lehg
Farmers are complaining Of tres
passers. lfr tf
The moo,,,na,, 4 Il; !, !, Z, I. .,,,. j,
but sure or
The politjcal nrediotor c -, s ,o -,
take !, rest
CORRESPONDENTS win nlease ,sand n.
Ethe news 8. ,Sl 4.
The man witb,thslayiS ! roaeb;as
is around again. 53,5.l gSss
Wide.bottom shoes are FASHIONABLE
DIS well as sensible
Butter is now worth % cents .
hound in this Mace 'tiia M
The Wallace Sisters, ,b.a ., goo,l
house. Friday,nipbs,,.,. $50 e.
The diatriaooi.,l manis,h6s bioloff,s
~, - m T,sSs
Large fleets Of coal bave l.fs PITTS
burrb for the South.
Sa'' . - 80 NsAS A|SSasAA'
Rich svelvats Il ey;ri,,,t 5sftssns
are coniin, 4 sigbt
yelvct and n,nsb combinations. . 70
decl.red n bolo,o,, IL ~
One or two knoct aowrs. o,c, raf
l. MI, t,,n.. ~ -
:, - e ~ = W
I, ] Z
NeS' ou'n'.,Nss' comes 10 'aAe
F1a' - = Wv 49, = 0DD''i',
9uiuS u soo"'eo afe noS = u NICE
'"l's " ,"' '''0''' va ''ie nv
J, roin ON, fleaIphS peSg5e are having
'''' .A'sN 'e@u = slo eplzoo'
Always read the new advertise
nen'S'
there f, y 70 be = show v.t IN town " TO,
morrow night s5}iIY 53s !.
Lots OF money changed hands to-
day'
jim Holloway has been making
some improvents IN his store-room'
Rankin Wiley, jrq has-moyed into
part o., the house nov occupied BY
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WANTED.

5000 Bushels Dried Beans, at j.
B. Tippctt's, Point Pleasant, West
Virginia. The Highest Market
Price Always Paid.
"J''i''27 j. B. TIPPETT
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Last Friday night saw and stavo
mill, near West Columbia, was de.
Stloyed b. FIRE. Loss about $1,000.
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Liyee1r. Co.n,,,niut..

A few Of the symptoms are pain in
The side, shoulders and back, bitter
taste in the mouth, particularly on
rising in the m5rning, dizziness in
the head, pain and smarting of the
eyes, constipation of the, bawleS, high
colored urine, brick dust deppsiss or
.gfayeh nervous debility, aud loss Of
appetite, &c, for which Barosmu,
Backsehe, Liver and Kidney Cure,
taken CONNECTION with the Dande-
lion and Mandrake Pills, is specific
or cure in SO cases out of 100.
3 Prepared by L. X. Thompson, Ii
tusville, Pa, Barosma, S1.00 per
bottle; Pills, 25,cents per box.
For sale by Point Pleasant Drug
Store aud A. C..Vans Glider.
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/ WESTWARD. No. 1 Mail. Nos Elk,
Leave Richmond, .....s GO a IN 10 IS p M
Due Gortlonsville....ll 10am l5a m
Charlottesyille..,l2 l0pm 3 l5am
Stanton .,........ 2 10 m 5 20am
yYigihinsoiis..sSi5 S6Ppsni F7s4i55 ann
3 White Sulphur. z 25pm 9 45.am
" llintyn.............ll 23p N II 37a In
/" Charleston. .!ai,5 55am 43l p m
Hnntington.i. 90 am 7 90 p m
Portsmouth 80 10 90 p III
y Maysvi'le . tss5o ''s 30a M
Cincinnati 600am
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There isa certain saloon in this
town that is furnishing intoxicating
drinks to boys. We advise the Pro.
prietor to keep within the bounds of
the law, relating to sales TO minors,
or itmay costhin money and trouble.
Que or two persons are already talk
ing Of bringing suits upon his bond,
for selling to minors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-11-03

No. 2 Mail leaves Huntington daily,
except Sunday. The No. 2 train leaving
Huntington on Saturday lies oyerat White
Sulphur from s so a. m. Sunday till o 90
o'clock a. m. Monday. Connects. cluselyat
GorloMsyille for Washington with chair
car from White Sulphur to Washington.
Virginia Midland Mail from Danville and
Lynchbnrg connects closely at Gurdons-
villcwith No. 3 for Richmond.
No. 4 Express. @. B. S. &P.p. Steam
er leaves Cincinnati at 90 p. m. daily,
and is due at Huntington to connect with
No 4. Express which runs daily to Rich
mond. Connects closely at Charlottesville
for Lynchburg and Danpiile. Connects
closely at Gordonsyille for Washington,
with Pullman Sleeper from White Sulphur
TO Washington - tS Is EfJ z wa
No. q, Accom-. glesves Gortonsville
daily, except Sunday, at . % u. M. and ar
riyes atRichmond at9e10 a. nj. oneEion-
days only runs from Stanton, leaving
Staunton at 80 a, IN.
No. ~ Mixed leaves Staunton daily,
except Sunday, At 40 a. III. Connects
at Charlottesville with V. NJ. Mail for Lynch
burg and Danvtlle and is connected with at
GordonsSille BY Virginia Midland Mail
from Washington, and arrives ut Rich
mond ats 00p.im.
Sleeping Cars on No. . from Hun.
tington to White Sulphur, On 80. 4 from
White Sulphur TO Richmond.
For Rate, Tickets, Baggage Checks, &c,
applyto
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