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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
AL,MA CoNsGLIDATED INNING

a COMPANY Location Of works, Gold
Hill, Storey county. state Of Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business. Ban
Francisco, California.
Notice ishereby given. that ct . meeting
OF the Divctors. held OF the twelfth
Dahl day OF Nay. 1880, an assessment mo. 49,
OF One Dollar tilper share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United Stater gold coin. 70 the
SECRETARY, at the once Of the Company, Room
No. -. Nevada Block. No. 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assesement shsn
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the ok.
teen,h Qeihl day Of JUNE. 1880, will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale ct public
auction. and unlees payment II made before,
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY. the seventh
t1th) day Of JULY. 1850 u pay the de-
iinquent assessment. togsther with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
Onics-Room No. 70, Nevada block. No 80
Montgomery street, San Francisco, talifornia.
15td
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DxasoSs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA vHo
vish 70 Subscribe for the GOLD ILL.,
NV can leave ordsrs tcr % - - rostooes
N. .. PARSONS.
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UELlS. FARGO MINING CON
w PANY-Loestion Of principal place Of
bufinesa. 0su Francisco. O Al. oruis.

busines.. Ban Francisco. Q ii.ornis.
Location Of works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given .thatA Q meeting OF the
Board Of Dirsctors. held on tho twenty
sixth (76th) day OF Nay. 1880, an assessment
mo. iO OF Ten osnts lioc) per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the CORPORA
ton. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. TO the Secretary, q the once Of the
Company, Room Is. No. SIS Pine street. Ban
Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment ehal
remain unpaid on the twenty. eighth (2sth) day
Of June. 1850. viii be delinquent, and sdvor
tised for sale Il public ~sustion. and unless pay.
mont 10 made before, will Be sold on MON.
DAY. the ninstesnth t1sth) day Of July. 1850, to
pay The d~slinquent assessment, toesther with
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
A CuLBURN. Secretary.
omcs-Room IS, No. sis Pine street. Fan
Tnncisco. California. ~
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Tl2nn a.gUYss % q DIys Oh DO
$: - =: ~: .i NV 81;
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ANNUAL MEETING.

.0PYio. SILVER ELL MINING CON-
~ PAnY, Ban frs-cisco. Nay Is. isso.-rhs
wa HILL MINING COMPANY VIII be held
a. their once. Room %, Nevada Block. 500
Ncuteomsry street.. San Francisco. California.
on MONDAY. Aay n. nslt. d u o'elock =.
znnsfsr books viii eioss Friday. the 18th. 81
sssisd ". Z DEAN. s.esss.r,.
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n re-. Dl.iElCI COURT o. TaE

= rir.s judicial Dissrts. Of Nevada. IN and
iof Story eouny. JoIN W. tHkRON.
insclveni. against HIS ChRplToR6.-To Il:
cteditofs Of John v sharon, insolvent, rsks
nSn'', ssss yos .,s rs9Si.sd % sppssI ssfsrs
DistIiss Cout Ai sSoy. p s.ms '.ess, IL ne
oity Il open Court. on ai 3: :iz,..o.s S'f ases,
eay o. Jun 4: D. ieeO, q 10 o clock in the
soloneon o. tnas Gay. 70 ahow ceuse,t u any yoQ
nas !his DAY aled HE petition IN insolvsocy. 20
% oisSnafssd nom his dsbss sheail neS %
psssd 1t Virgins, Nay issh, 1850.
lssAtI ulsri Of rtorsy eoeDtv.
wAI- J. TvszA, Attc.nsy for fstiaossr.
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NOTICE.

n Il PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED TO
a ne arm Of L. r. Drsxlsr D %. are hsrs6y
notified 20 pay the amount thsy Owe 70 l. r:
Drs1sr D 90. on or before the FIfrh DAY OF
A ~. = ne are closing up our business.
I. 2. pRExIKR.
u,.,,,. Anil .. 1880. sp2s
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Is,nE S.:,nicr csg.! 9. IsI

he DIN III BlCT CD ~
First Judioial Distriet of the Btsis OF Ne.
ysda. In aid for the county Of etorsy.-
W. r. RANDALL against HIs ORBIT.
0RS.-Hotics 10 Crsditofp Of Insolvsnt la IL
maiter OF the petition q W. r. randall. an
iLsolvsnt debtor.-Pursusuf 70 an order OF tho
Hon. Richard killing. Judgs Of the ssSd District
Court, notice 70 hereby aivsn TO si The cred.
itors OF the said insolvtnt. ". y. Randall.
% be and appear bsfors tbs aid Judes. IN open
Court, q the Court.ro IN OF aid OoQrt. a. ~
Court H.usc. IN said county, on the iSsb DAY Of
JUNE, A. d: 1850. Ct 70 o'clock 4 = OF thss
oay' tnen ana shsre 70 show cause, v any thsy
not b granted, and an -. ienmsnt Of Ma eststs
% made. and he Be discharged from his dsbts
40 nsoliiaes IN pursnancs Of the provisions
OF ne statute In such ease made and provided |,
and u the meantime Ill proceedings sninst
aid ineolvsnt be stayed.
witness my hand and the zeal Of ssid Court.
this ltth day Of Nay. Al 1850.
mlNMd -
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED
81 COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that q . meeting Of
The Board Of Director. held on the twelfth
C2th) day Of Nay. 1850, an sssessment mo. III
Of Forty ttol Cents DER share was levied upon
The capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. 1t the once Of the Company, t1s
California street, Room u, San Francisco. oal-
ifornia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid N the SIXTEENTH (letnl
day of JUNE. 1850. will Be- delinquent. and
advertised for sac q public auction, and
unless payment 10 made before viii BE- sold
on TUESDAY, the SIXTH (ethl day Of
JULY. 1880, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, tosethsr with costs Of advertising and
sxpenres Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
II. 4. CHARLkS. Secretary,
Ofdcs-No. E9 California street. Room n. San
yrancisco. California. II
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y ooHrINY'-Loc..iOu q PRINCIPAL pisss

Of busincss, Ban Francisoo, California.
Location ii works, STOREY county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting OF
the Board Of Director. hsld IN the fourth (tthl
Of Si' r ~ 10Y ssS, c. .sss' p an . ssss'' 1.s i.vi sG; up on
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United stAtss gold com. 10
the SECRETARY, at the once Of the Company,
No. al California street, San Francisco. Oah.
fornia-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
Juns. lsd. viii BE- delinquent, and I'd.
vsrtised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment IL made before viii DO sold on
TUESDAY,, the twenty . ninth day Of Jute.
lss0. to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
q. wEaKNKR. SECRETARY.
omos-.kiS California street. Ban Francisco
CaliforniA.
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p And In accordance with law, and IN orusr Of
the Board Of Dissctou. made on the thir.
tssnth Qsth) day Of April. 1850. % many
. ss..::. 2, ; .Sl p |. sS,s 81 !. :as pas :sses .a &C. %a, q ::
the ONE Of the Company, Room %, 90. $40
Hansoms street, Ban Francisco, California, on
SATURDAY, tbs FIFTH day Of JUNE. 1851.
d the hour Of II O'Clock H., Of said day, 70
pay taid delinquent asssaamsnt thereon. TO.
eether with costs Of advertising and expenses
n. HxwsoN. Secretary.
Onles-Room - No. 90 sansoms street,
San Fnncisco oauiornh. ~
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prrrSauESf SAILS.

--vw- ~vv~-a nnwA ~ nuH~
SOLaD ATsS.tr.c -
principal place q Sssinsas, San Fsaneisco.
california.
rLooS~SL.. 49,
otoley county. Nevso ,ro. ~ n.
Noucs.-ansss sesnss snn,st ~ ss.Sss.
described stock. On soooont oI 1872
mcnt mo. ~ IovloQ On IN Sshps1te w W
April. 1850. the several amounts set cppo-
site me OF me respective ''
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlBE8S
WH0 TARlvE THEREDY.

AavsrSssssg Bssisess Creates Dast
nsss-PFsass asd Prssperisy Eel.
lew-rhas % she kxpsrtsnee -
All Whs Have Tried h
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And In sccvrdAnos with Law. and IN order Of
toe Board Of Directors. made on the ffth (bth)
day u April, isS0. 10 many sharsa Of each par.
osl Of such stock - may b necessary will be
sold Of public auction. a. the of1ce OF the Dom
8, san Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the
thir y.nrst lslst) day Of Maj, lsoo, q the hour
VI . O'CLOCK ?. \. Of said day. 70 pay said dslin-
quaint asssssmsut thereon, toGsthsr with costa
Of Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
WV. b. WATSON, secretary.
Ofice-No oo1 Montgomery street, Rooms 8
and Q. ran francisco, California. i2d
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale Of delinquent stock Of the above.
named Company II hereby postponed until
TUESDAY, the lst day Of JUNE, 1850, at tho
cam hour and place.
BY order Of ths Bosrd Of Directors.
my2s WIN. q. WATSON, secretary.
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AssIssnIHfs LEVIED.


MACKEY GOLD AND DlLvER
III nining compsny-ioeation Of principal
place Of bostnsss, San Franctsco, Oaiifornis.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining Dis
rtct. Storey county, ksvada.
Notes p hereby given. that Il . meeting Of
the Board o. Directors. hsld on the twenty.
eighth t2sthl day Of april, 1850. an asssssmsnt
mo. u Of Ten uo) Cents per shars vas levied
upon the. capital stock Of he cooperation. pay.
Enthusiastically, In United States gold coin. 70
the Secretary, 1t the once Of the Company.
Rooms . and Z, second ioor. No. 30 California
strset, San Fnnctsco. California.
Any stock " which this assessment shall
rsmain unpaid on the nrst list. day OF
yuns. 100, win Be- delinquent. and Advertised
foe SAFE q pubic suetion. and unless payment
10 made before win be sold on MONDAY.
the twenty.nrst (7ist) day Of Juns. 1850, 70 pay
the delinquent asssssment. together with costs
Of advertising and sxpsnse OF Ais.
BY order Of The Board Of Dirseton.
]. y. BURLINGTON. SECRETARY.
Ofdcs-Rooms 3 and {. second moor. NO. S09
California strsst. San yfsneisoo. CaitiorniA-
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MArye Geo T D bon.
Trustees-....-...--..-..
Macpherson John,
MeCanervJ W. Trus-
Net anervJ W. Trus-
MeCaasrUJ W. rrus-
Tee
MeCansrty J w.Trus-
AcCarerty J W. Trus-
MeCsnsryJ W. rrus-
Trus-
Murphy \ p. Trustee.
Nesssr. Bacon 4 %,
Tustees..........-..--
Miles Z Co. Trus-
.tees,:..-..:.-:-.-.-...---
Miles 90. Trus-
Noble II II q 90.
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ONeil Geo p.Trustee.,
yNei,oSp D. rrassss.
Paterson Jas. Trustee.
Paterson Jas DO
Paterson jas do /
Randolph, NcIntoshA
%. TrusteeA-.....-.-
Richardson A. Trus-
Hichardsou. HUI %.
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED INNING

omos-&i4 California street. Ban Francisco
CaliforniA.
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Observation-Disclosures
49,. eco-...1s....ss--.Hn
Observation-Disclosures
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Randolph. Hscklntosh = %,
R.ndoIps. iiseiinic:h %.
,: Irc,tsss S;; ::i;:;o:iS
Randolph. lseiintoss 4 %.
Randolph. Hseiiniosh . %.
Randolph. Nackintosh I Co..
Trustees ........:.:...''.:W
Randolph, Hsskintoah =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21
SnEEp BRERpsg's MEETrxc -At

SHEEP BREEDkR's Meeting. AT d
meeting Of the wool growers associa
ton Of Mason county, Monday, July
18th, 1880, Mr. Lewis Bumgarner
presented the following list Of names
Tor membership, with the required
fee Of % cents each, and their names
we're ordered to be entered as iriem-
bers: Jacob Knoppi D. S. Elliot, W.
II. Clark, DatidRoush; Lewis Roush;
Dr. " +. Rcush, Robert Conley; Josh.
Chapman, DR.. j. L. Hensley; Levi
Roush, ST., Jonas Rodsh, Lewis zir-
Gle, W. S. Bumgarner; Joseph Roush;
J. N. Pounds, Thos. Elliot; Christian
Hart, Christian McWilliams, ]. p.
Pickens.
Also the following parties were
present and admitted to member
ship: Peter S. Couch, James E. Glen
denim, ]. w. Smith, Bennett Fowler.
On motion it was decided to ask the
County Court to require the Assessors
to ascertain the number of dogs in
the county, and to ask the Court TO
impose ajax Of 25 cents upon each
dog in the county.
Capt. Wm. r. Gum and Mr.. Lew
is Buthgarner, were appointed a
committee to present to the Court the
action Of the Association upon the
subject of taxing dogs.
On motion the President appoint
ed a committee TO invite SOME prac-
teal sheep breeder to deliver an adj
dress before the Association; at the
October meeting.
Tie Secretary was authorized to
purchase suitable book for keeping
the records of the Association.
Adjourned until October.
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Centennial Celebration.

1.-THE following should have appeared lin
our paper OF two weeks ago, but we did
not receive it until Saturday morning last,
tile 18th inst We hope no blame will at
tacf to us for its non-appearance We
strive TO always be prompt in these mat
tiers. We hope this apology will be salts
factory to all concerned, -Bp. REdrsrEn.l
Mr.: Editor. The Tooth anniversary
of the Sunday School organization
was celebrated in G grove near Mr..
Ed, Cunninghan's on last Sunday
the 4th.
The audience was called to order
at 9 o'clock by the Moderator. j. l..
Hensley, NJ. d.
The Programme was read by the
Heraldcr, Rev. ia. Blagg.
Song by the Choir-"When the
tempest passes over"
Prayer was offered by Rev. T. r.
Faulkner.
Song by the Choir-"Iam waiting"
The object of the meeting was told
in a short address by L. Bumgarner,
Esq.
Rev. W. M. Weekly spoke on the
rise, progress, and present magni-
tude of the Sunday School work in
general, and the U. B. Church in
particular. The address was a CON
mendable effort.
Song by the'Choir-"Praf ye the
Lord.n
j. U. Myers, Esq, of Pomeroy, held
the attention of the audience about
40 minutes on the subject Of tenn
perance. He handled the subject
without gloves.
Song by the Choir" home; sweet
home"
A public collection was then tax
en- DIP.
Song by the Choir-"G Gathering
home"
Thanks were offered publicly for
the food that had been brought to the
g'ound, by Rev. I. II. Rymer.
AFTERNOON.
1t wasffteen minutes past 1o'clock
when the Moderator called 10 order
Song by tie Choir Travelling
home"
]. L: Hensley, NJ d., delivered an
address on the relation Of the Sunday
school to the home, the church, and
the nation. The Doctor speaks well
in the oponair.
Song by the Choir Trusting in
the promise"
Rev. ]. H. Cupp spoke on the re
lation of the Sunday school to the
4th of July. The subject was well
expounded.
Song by tie choit-@I love thee,
my Lord"
Rev. T. H. Rymer spoke fora short
while, in a forcible manner, on the
relation of the Pastor to the Sunday
school.
Song by the ohoir-"In the cross
l glory"
Rev. T. R. Faulkner read an essay,
showing the standing and the pro-
gress of the Sunday school cause in
the NJ. E. Church.
Song by W. NJ. Weekly-"The
trundle-bed."
After about five hundred voices
~. r.. ~
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This county Ii said to be well
adapted to sheep raising and it is
said to be much more profitable than
grazing cattle.
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',1essrs. James B. MenasaF and'W
z. Tomlinson, of this place, will en-.
gage in a joint discussion, at Mason
City, next Saturday evening, July
Oath. 1t is hoped that a big crowd
will greet them. They are both good
takers, and will entertain the PEG.
pie highly.
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AVALANCHE lTEMs.-Thc farmers
in this Section are all busily engaged
with their farm work. Hay making
is mostly in order. The sbowery
weather Of the past has interfered
to some extent, bht the sunshine Of
the present is being we'll employed.
Rev. ]. A. Blagg, of New Haven,
preached last Sunday the funerafdis.
course Of little Sarah L. Graham,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Graham, who departed this life May
9th, 1880, aged one year; five months
and six days.
Married, on July 18th, 1880 at the
residence Of the brides father, near
Graham Station, by Rev. J. A. Blagg,
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Roush to Miss Mary G.
Grimm, all of this county. We ex,
tend to the happy couple OUT con.
CALCULATIONS, and wish them u long
and happy welded life.
Our school house is needing re.
pairs, especially the steps, We hope
the Trustees will look after this mat.
ter.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. Mar,
ion Reed has been very sick, but the
prospect ofhis recovery is better now.
Cause, overhead.
Rev. j. A. Blagg, breaches regular
ly every two weeks, at this place,
and always has large congregations.
Mr.. Blagg is lover OF truth. and the
people are always glad to meet him
and hear him. May he he successful
in his labors.
Candidates are seldom seen in this
section. There was a Republican
candidate up this way few days
ago, but he did not stop, go far as we
have heard. He looked badly scared,
land acted as though he was in the
wrong pew. 1870.
LEoN IrHAls.-The weather HIS
been as hot as 104 degrees here, but
even ehis did not stop some farmers
from working their corn, whfchl looks
we'll since the rains, and the weeds
been have thinned.
Wheat is turning out very badly,
considering the prospects we had for
la large yield.
1t seems as though some Of our cit
,izchs have caused their children to
destroy vines ;hd other crops that
Belonged to others, and thus got their
children in the clock up" l ven
turo the opinion that it was the par.
ent and not Tile children, who ought
to bear the punishment.
Mr.. Bradley, who was bitten by a
copperhcad in June, had his finger
amputated. Drs. Waggener and
Barber did it, last Saturday.
The wool growers of Union and
Cologne districts have organized,
There is much sickness in this
3icinity. LEON BEE.
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II our merchants would use a lit
tie more printers ink, maybe they
would not find sales so short as they
do now. We have told our merch-
ants of this before, now let them
take our advice, and sec if it don't
increase their sales.
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Some Thief broke into tbe Metho-
p''s Church at Mason City, last week,
una 'ook therefrom the clock. 0fali
, ,,. the mconest is the church
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Rivers getting low.

= sie season ior plc-nicsi
Basiuess is looking up a little.
The Books are being repaired
Quite a storm, Thursday noon.
Some Of the streets need repair.
Too itinch rain to suit the farmers.
The Little Boone will soon be out.
The DFy-dock is d great bathing
place.
Room for d few more announce
nients.
Roasting ears and tomatoes in
iIarket
The wool growers seem to be in
eatnGst
4 big crowd Of people in town on
Mohday.
Spring chickens are very small,
this year.
State convention at Martinsburg.
July 2Sth.
Teachers Institute adjourned last
Saturday.
A Hancock pile is to be raised in
this place.
Van Afatre has rs.purchased tn,
book store.
When are we to organize a Han
cock Club2
Nights cool and pleasant for the
past week.
See advertisement Of Teachers Elk
animation.
Main street affords a pleasant drive
Of evenings.
Wheat threshing is the order Of
the day now.
The levy term Of the comfy court,
met Monday.
Job printing of all kinds executed
at this Office.
The town still shows some signs Of
improvement.
The Matthew Light Guards have
ceased to exist.
Congressional convention at Hin.
ton, August 4,h.
Nearlyeverybody in this town now
owns a carriage.
The farmers want this court IL
adopt dog law.
Everybody says it is hot, and Of
course it must be so.
Extensive repairs are being made
on the FAIR grounds.
The morals Of this town is not i'm
proving very rapidly.
The tobacco crop of this county
promises to be big one.
A paper is to be Started at Sum
meryille, Nicholas county.
Peaches are coming into market,
and sell at s160 per bushel.
Even the women are taking an in.
tereSt in the election of Hancock.
a little more work on the West
Columbia road would do no harm.
Take this paper for the campaign,
Fifty cents will pay for FIVE months.
DR.. Carr has moved his Office into
the room formerly occupied by Mrs.
Martin.
A little liberal legislation would
locate newspaper in every county
in tie State.
A veritable sea lion was discover.
ed in the Ohio river, opposite this
place, Monday.
i 4 .
The Pomeroy Railroad Company
didn't even give US station oppo.
site this place.
The county court is asked to put q
tax of tn enty-ive cents on each dog
in the county.
Would it not be a coca idea for The
farmers to getup monthly stock sales
in this county,
The coming Fair promises to be
the best and most attractive one ever
held in the county.
The Mason Riaemen would make
u fine and soldierly appearance, in
full dress uniforms.
There's a land that is hotter than this,
Where never collar will stand;
Where the people I'LL hubble and hiss
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Track laying has been commenced
on the GaIlipoiis END of the Pomeroy
m''road, Pretty sooa Che snort of
INC iron horse viii be heard in our
part Of The Valley Of the Ohio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21
ONO BLUE suIpHua sraIgds.-

OHIO Blue SULPHUR SraISds.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment Of the Ohio Blue Sulphur
Springs, to befound ia this issue.
These Springs are situated back 81
Cheshire, Ohio, near Kygeryille.
The water has been thoroughly ana
lysed; and is said to contain rire
medical qualities: Thisis the FIRST
opening season for these SPRING.
It will afford our readers, a rare op
portunity for a little Honey; toenjoy
a few weeks recreation, whether for
pleasure or health.
PRoTEcr Your PRopERTY. We
learn from one Of the members Of the
West yirginia Lightning Rod Com
pany, that they have just placed the
Tube Copper Rods upon two large
buildings for Mr.. g. sehon, on three
buildings for Mr.. Peter S. Lewis, and
two for Mr.. James Capehart and are
now at work on six large buildings
for Messrs. John w. steenbergcn, G.
t. Beale and james NJ. H. Beale,
tits rumored that Bro. Chapman,
of the Pomeroy Telegraph, has been
appointed Postmaster at Pomsroy.
We suppose it is given as a reward
for his eminent services to the Re
publican party, and to spite Major
Skinner. We are always glad when
we hear Of poor, overworksa and
poorly paid editor makinga lucky
strike.
A NEW CoaRANY.-Eig of the
Salt Furnaces, in the bend, namely:
Dabney, Excelsior, Buckeye, Wind
sor and Syracuse, in Ohio, and the
Hartford City and New Haven, in
this county, have united and formed
anGorganization, to be known as the
Ohio River Salt Company. The
principal Office will be at pomerov.
Ohio, with Mr.. Geo. McQuigg as Sec
rotary.
A Philadelphia clerk, who is some
what smarter than his employer,
was heard to remark the other day;
THANK fortune the boss has stopped
advertising for the season." Now we
will have rest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

!. On Friday, Mr.. NJ. H. Stone, who
was working on Mr.. Simon stortz's
house, fell from scaffold to the
ground, a distance of about 10 feet
Bruising himself up badly, and came
very near breaking one Of his legs.