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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31


Or Course She FAILED. so she's oil
broken up, eh2" replied Detroit land
lady, when she heard OF the failure Of an.
other woman in tho same business in To-
ledo. "Well, Iknew 1t was only ques.
ton OF time. / was in her house for o
week, and saw plainly that she had no
economy about her. tell you landlsdy
must think and plan" "Yes,' mot only
in great things, but in small. There's
philosophy in running boarding house. "
"How2" Well, can't stop to tell you
more than one instance have buck.
wheat cakes every morning for breakfast
for fourteen boarders. They use butter
on their cakes. / keep the butter on ice
until it is as hard as rock. The cakes
are all placed ON the table, not smoking
hot, but mildly warm just warm enough
TO soften the outside OF lump Of butter.
In this way make a saving oftwo pounds
OF butter per week over the usual way OF
rushing on hot pancakes. It's only one
dodge out Of hundred, but the landlady
who doesn't play more or less OF them
must ultimately come 10 grief"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

An AtrooRArs HUhoR,--The late EN-
peror Nichols happened one day to DO en-
gagged in inspecting a state penitentiary il
one Of the provincial seats Of government
and took it into his head TO question som.
OF the convicts respecting the nature o.
offences for which they were suffering
punishment. "What are you here forY
he asked Of one.
81 am innocent, imperial majesty" re-
piled the prisoner, falling on his knees
"a victim OF false witness A church was
robbed-a beadle knocked on the head
the peasants caught hold of me, and
know nothing about itF'
Similar replies were given by other pris.
oners. The emperor obviously bored by
these successive protestations Of guiltless.
ness, cast glance along the line Of prison.
ers until his eyes fell upon ragged,
wretched looking gypsy, whom he beckon.
ed forward with the words:
"Of course you, too. are here on false
charger"
''Nota bit Of ii, your majesty replied
the Tsigsn ut is all fair and square AS far
as am concerned stole pony from a
tradesman.
stole pony, did your said the ear
with laugh; and then addressing the
governor Of the prison with well-assured
sterness; Turn that good-ior.nothing
rascal instantly cut OF doors. ] cannot al.
low him TO remain aminute longer in such
honorable and virtuous company. lest he
peryert all these good, innocent people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

WHAT A MICROSCOPE REvnALs. "A learn.
cd man tells us OF an insect, seen with tho
microscope, OF which twenty.seven mill
ions would only equal mite
Insects Of various kinds may be seen in
the cavities OF grain Of sand
Mould is forest OF beautiful trees. with
the branches, leaves and fruit
Butterflies arc fully feathsrej.
Hairs are hollow tubes,
The surface Of our bodies is covered
with scales like q fish; a single grain OF
sand would cover ono hundred and fifty OF
these scales, and yet scale covers five
hundred pores. Through these narrow
openings the perspiration forces itself like
water through sieve,
Each drop OF stagnant water contains
world Of living creatures swimming with
as much liberty as whales in the sca.
Each Leaf has q colony OF insects graz
ing on it like COWS on a meadow.
Yes, even the ugliest plant that grows
shows some remarkable property when
closely examined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

When Michigan avenue car reaches
Eighth street yesterday morning, cominl
up, II contained seven men. two women,
boy and dos, Six Of The men seemed y
know each other, and all al oncc one o
them remarked that IL was the ooldost ia.
he ever saw.
MY thermometer showed sir below
when j left home, added second
"And mine showed siI below when
left home. added second.
And mine showed seven, put in !
third.
"rhen IL must bo colder whore ! am.
said the fourth. for mine marked eight "
'It's colder than that, said the hfth.
Mine marked full nine. and IL was shell.
tered at that"
II expect" observed tho si,th man as
he drew his cap down over his ears, that
got the full sweep Of the wind at my
thermometer as came ont and saw that
it marked ten below"
There was deep silence for moment
Then the seventh man rose mp, removed
his overcoat and mittens, and said:
When l left homo my thermometer
stood at Ave below, and il hasn't grown a
bit colder since Now then, l want TO
find out whether my thermometer lies. or
il it's mel You first man here, how did
you say yours stood9'
"Just fvel'' was the humble reply. al.
though ho had previously put il in At SIX.
"Nextr
about five,' said the man who had
put it at seven.
Each one OF the six settled on the same
answer, and when the last had spoken the
stranger turned TO the boy and said;
"Bub, do your folks have thermome-
Ler?"
"Yes, sir; but father does all the lying
about it, and he's out Of town this week.
III the thermometer shows five degrees
below zero I'll put on my coat, " said the
nan as he looked down the aisle. III il
gets up to six before We reach the city hall
shall take it upon mo to raise the tenn
oerature OF this car above zerol"
The six cast furtive glances at each
,ther and then began to chew straws and
ak about the disgraceful board Of educa.
ion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

AFRAID on rnH Porlcn This is a very
fine country, after all. Pat. and its great
pity that political disorganizaiion should
interfere with its prosperity, said eos
mopolititan friend Of mine 10 the driver of
a car which was jolting him over rough
but picturesque country road in the west
Of Ireland
"Ah, begornL an ye may say that, "
WAS the reply: "but the English have tax.
en- the livin out Of us this 20 year. as long
as / can reminder"
''The Land Leaguora mean to settle the
business this time l supposep"
"Bogorrah, and they do" said Pat,
whipping up his stced; there are 2oO,-
600 OF thin ready TO do il at this very
minute, all armed TO the teeth"
sis that soi'
at is so; and they could wipe the on
tire British Army of the face OF the earth,
not doubt of it,
"And why don't thoy do it9"
"Don't you see Sorr?"
Pat cracks his whip and turns round to
wink at my friend,
"They are afraid OF the Police; that's
why, Sorrl''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

The other day ak men sat around q
stove in Detroit tobacco store. There
had been long period Of silence wLon one
OF them rubbed his leg and remarked;
"That old wound feels az il ii was 60
ing to open again. Ishall always remcm-
Der the battle Of Rich Mountain"
There was a slight stir around the stove
and second man put his hand TO his
shoulder and observed:
II shall not soon forget Brandy Station.
Feels to-day as il tho lead was going TO
work ont.
The interest was now considerably in
creased, and the third man knocked tho
ashes off his cigar and said.
"Yes, those were two hard fights, but
you ought TO have been with Nelson Ut
Franklin. But wasn'tI excited that dsyI
When these two fingers went with
grape shot never felt tho paint"
Ths fourth man growled out something
about Second Bull Run and nbsr cut on
the bead, and the fifth man felt Of his left
aide aud said hs should always remember
the lay Of the ground at the Yellow Tay.
ern. Tho siIth man was silent The
other Ave looked at him and waited for
him TO speak, but IT was long time be-
fore be pointed TO his empty sleeve and
asked;
'Gentlemen, do you know where ] got
that?"
Some mentioned one battle aud some M.
other, but he shook his head sadly and
continued:
Boys, let me be honest and own right
up. lost my arm by q buzzssw, and
nov we viii begin on the left and give
every one chance 10 clear his conscience.
Now then, show your wounds"
Tbs fve men leaned back in their chairs
aud smoked iast and ehcwed hard and
looked at each other. aud each ono wished
be Was in Texas when runaway horse
flew by and gave them chance 10 rush
out and get clear of tho ons-armed man.
II WAS narrower escape than any one Of
them hsd during tie war.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

AN EDroR's DREAM The editor fell as.
sleep after time, and 10! he dreamed Q
dream. And it seemed to him that hav
ing armed himself with certain papers and
books, he turned his steps once more Ia
Heaven and knocked at the gate.
"'Hellol is that you againS What dc
you wish?' said Peter
"Let those persons again come forth. :
replied the editor; and Peter made them
all pass through and stand outside.
They came as before, and uttered the
same cries as before.
why didn't you notice the big egg sent
your yelled tho first.
"Why didn't you write up my soda
fountain?" said the druggist.
"You had your tickets printed at an
other office, calmly replied the local man.
"Why did you write about old Tomlin-
sons hens, and never speak Of my new
gate?" shouted third.
"Old Tomlinson paid for his advertis-
ing and you didn't. Here's the bill, said
the editor.
"Why did you spell my name wrong in
the programme? groaned the local talent.
"Take look at your manuscript and
see for yourself, replied the editor with o
grim smile.
The rest of the company yelled out their
complaints in unison, and the editor
calmly sorted ont pile OF bills for unpaid
subscriptions and presented each with
one; and it was so when they received
them they all tore their HAIR and rushed
violently down steep place to tho sea;
and st. Peter, taking the editor calmly by
the hand. led him within the gate, and
said:
Come, friend; these chaps managed TO
slip through here in spite Of us, but thanks
to the press, we know now what sort Of
fellows they are. Come in and stay; we
need few such men as you in here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

Coop SEssg ABovr DREss. Let us emap.
cipats ourselves from imagining thin q
beautiful because il is costly, on beautiful
as an ornament because ii Is beautiful in
itself, or ornamental in tho dress Of one
person because IT is no in another. We
knew once charming little lady who, DO
ing ia moderate circumstances, dressed in
such simple materials - she could easily
procure in winter often in soi! gray wool
ems, In summer 10 hghteolored muslins,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

There arc some very straightforward
people in Galveston. One OF them went
up into the Ne,ss Office and ssuntering up
to the deek asked: II hear that the Bible
has been revised. DO you know il many
important changes have been madef" "a
good many. believe" Then there is
no mistake about Ananias being struck
dead for lying'" mo, / believe not. !"
well. II ! was you, l would find out
about It; and he strolled out as unconcern.
edly ~ you please
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

with white scarf ssiraw bonnet lwi,h The
plaincai pale ribbon nsaily tying Il down
Her complexion was like Wild rcs. aud
with hor soft fair hair and blue eyes, hcr
hgurc delicate even 10 tho point ot irasib
~, no dress could have bees moro coluei.
tish and eiquisilely appropriate. Later
her husband came iaio fortune. She
eagerly adopted heavy velveis, beneath
whose weight she seemed 10 ,o,tor, dia.
mondS Of great size and hriIliAney, They
made her al once a plain woman; and as
her freshness began 70 fade, We wondered
how we could ever have thought her ex-
quisitely pretty and II seemed to MS tha,
with soft Lace and the tender lnllncss OF
pearls, with grapes Of gray or white as
material for her gowns, even faded she
would have been charming.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

There iss grooer 10 Rochester who is
said to bo so mean that be was seen 10
catch fly OF bis counter, hold him up by
his hind legs. and look into the cracks Of
bis feet 10 zee il he hadn't been stealing
sone oi bis sugar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31
astoria .ss Doses,

JD ttNFA y HUtnVTN ItssI-
esy for slccpIess and irritable Child
~n. Tne Recipe Of Old DR. Pitcher,
Free from Morphine, and not Mar
sosic. Formula paAlished with each
bottle For Fla,ulency. assimila,ing
the food, Sour Stomach. Feverishness
Worms, and Di.oTdeIed Bowels,
Castoris has the lsrges, sale Of any
article dispensed by Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31
AsH-1oNIC



Tostr. - f1rrsassag ne fgr@oA, ebtiafsag IA
ss.as u sst4Asy, ass Tssfostng Aealgy fsnossoss
-NrnsTHn
For Indigestion. and Dyspepsia,
the many forms Of Liver Complaint,
Impure and impoverished Blood, and
Functional Derangements attendant
upon Debility, and for Building up
the weak, Ash-Tonic is doubtless the
mos, prompt and certain remedy ye,
devised. In 1-2 Id. bottles, 10 cents; (;
Six Bottles, 81. Accredited Physi-
clans and Clergymen, who may desire
to test the Tonic, will be supplied with
not exceeding six bottles, at one.ifnlf
the retail price, money to accompany
the order. Sold by Druggists, and by
d. B. Dewey & Co, 46 Dey St, n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

l.. II. HEMEEwAY. M. D.,
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
Office AZ Residence ON North Main Street.
THE EQUIN0 HOUSE,
JUNE TO OCTOBER,
Manchester. Vermont.
THE WINDSOR HOTEL,
DECEMBER TO MAY,
Jacksonville, Florida.
THE PUTNAM HOUSE,
DECEMBER TO MAY,
Palatks, :. Flsrids
F.H. oRvIs, Proprietor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11

@efeueruna uou bsneaIidlsm Giaei
thum in MiIouri. Der StdutsduOi.
tor bat auf Mnfrugs rts Stsuer-Nheii,
ora ben Monros Gcuutp cine Gn'-
ideibuna abgeleben, iueIde fur Die Ss.
iteueruna bun bepseI' dem (personaD
Giaentbum BON hoditsr Widiiat,it IT,.
Ginige Burger bon Wo.roe GountD
eianeu n1mIi1 Bombs res @runtg
weIde ie aur @ufbew 1hrune mad, Stem
Sort aeianSt baben. Sic ueigetn fih,
Stsuern baruuf Al aoblen. uho Ger
d6shor fra9t, mie er ii4 gu perholten
babe. Der Nubiior antworttt, S 6662
Der Hepibirten Stotuten ihreibe Dor.
wie es aud Der Sla 1T, baB aaes be.
,uealihe Giaentbum, psldss in einem
anoern @ountp id beTnbs. ais cem.
porin Der Gigentbumer uObns. in lss
tetem periteuert nerben fols. Nud
mliIe Der Steuer3abler bri Angabe
Ieines Ssrmogens beihluoren, oab CT
fein bemeelIGes @i9entbum aus Dem
Staate gebra&t bube, um es Der
. ftenerung 3H entjte en-
Onraus idlIeBt Der NnoitOr, bGB bic
Beiteueruns BON bewsslidenI @i9en-
tbum elHes Beipohners bon Nifiouri,
ptl6es fid3 aussrbaIb nes Staates be
finoe, ni6t i'm Gimme Dee 9eieses lie9e,
ioiern es niht obidtli9 aus ben
Staate entfernt Dorosn NJ, um ss Der
Befteuernna su ent,ieben. CUR unier'
itnkune oieisr Anidt citirt er cine
@ntiheiouus ots Stootsobsrseridtss,
weIde zen 6aq mittli4 pOltOmmen
oe6t.
Die Burger bon 20 'Iouri weroea oa,
raus Iernen, oab fie lbr 6siuegIides
@iaentbum nur aus Dem Staate 5u
ienoen brauhen, UNI es iteuerfrei 81
maiden. uorausssfesf, bab ibr SeDiil' n
Mot Su sart 1T, um ihusn sie unter-
seiHnuna ees oben ermdbnten Gibes su
geitnifen. Oie Beiiter DER frabli4en
B0nos BON Wonroe Gounig baben es
70 aemadt uno iaeinen iid uobl ba ei
;u fnoen. Eenn in Rem 9otf. NO ihre
BOMBS i'm gswolbe elmer vSafeDeposit
Company" Iieaen, iueroen iie naturIih
aud, nibt beiteuert.
Sas Gei B iollte ohne alen ger,r q
6abin atseannert Weroen, bas bieien.
llebeIifanoe abaebolfen iuir6. Ser
Sat. baB btuealIbes Gissntbum bd "
beifeuern 1T, mo- Der Giaentbamtr iciaen
Bobnfik bat, III Elm aIseneiner 2sdbts.
srunoidB, une bab bic Geftbe WiEou-
ri's 70 absefast fino. oob cr boraus
wesesoeuteit iperben fann, IN biensi1t
mehr ecm llnsefdi6 Der Gefekeeber,
VI, i5rer Abf4t susufdrribeH.
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Geue art ssn iikra.hSui,u.

Esu. neil se trif rsniee Sabre Der 1T, eas
Te srrbriirrt unb Sfberman 3ugdnaIiH aema&i
Tno. alt atsr i'm prineir, benn bic GrfInbunl
puret srr flif spausis 5abrsn seniaGt, unS
Dds rritr pdient Turfe canals gencmmeu.
ubrerbiuis, pel6e hnmaIS aemadtt linb unr
fcitctm frrtpdbrsne eebrauGt rureen, Iinb fan
nr6 10 gut tpie nru. Wnn leie 5cIaenoes, Gin
Sal unter pieIen Suuesrtsu. Guer llbrmadbrr
fam 9u6 ron d5nlidsr fridblen.
NansHelb, %n., Nat 1S. 1878.
ID babe sinen @ei6dftsfreunb bcr eines prn
Scie qatspt llbrseeduffr ieit IS Sabren baf,
unS i6 babe eniitbr fdbpn 2 Sabre purbtr ar-
tanut sts sr's batts; IS iGsint iest fur ned 10
Sabre larger gut ju fein.
81. 6. Dimes, SureIier.
8eadttt, tae bic llbrsehGuie nadb Sas. gpT
pntent. bic einiisrn fnb, tpeIGe Gus pIattru
Irlieen 8cIhef (eie ausrn nno cine innen) fr
aemaott iIne. ea6 isber SbsiI eerielten, Ter Der
Abnusuna aussries' cher nur iictt6dr in, edpcu
aseedt wils. Ter srrbs gcrjue FOLDER ffarfen
platten Scr eIeftriiher gereclbuae III Se6sm
8pF' patent libresbGufe lInb bic
tinsiaen, bci heuen cine eeihriltsne 9arantis
aeastcn rire. SOlssHtts is bic AbbiIsuns
Dareu.
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Oreita8, sen d. Tcbrmar 1851.

republieanifdle Yhrtei fh Ndbiefei
in ihrsm 6anatiamus auferleat, ben
he hdtten aeDust. 6as fie turd ID
Stre6en nod eiusm Si6e i'm Staat
bic aan,e national nal.rtpubIicaniide Bar
tel aefdhrben.
| @btr Die 9aupinnfanbe zines Ra'ir,
naIUereins mubte Die ffdnbise @sitatior
~ Sunifsn ser perfonIidieu 8rtibsii
iein. cine ibnIide Qaitntion, nie III
Die Ssmperen,Ier Sabr aus Sahr Elm
i'm aanien 9anoe betrsibsn. g8ieesr
bolt iinb in Den psriAieoentn &tanten
bic gerfrdter Der peri0nliten Sreibsit
bon ZEN Mortiiibrsrn Der Ssmpsr:nilsr
gu 0Fsntlidlsn Ysbatten hsreuslsfor
nert moroen. obne bas ben 3erausfor-
oerunsen SoIae eeIeiif + tuurbe.
Cine rationale Sreaniintion ser
9iberalen butte bnber bic Gufsn BE. in
&olfeperfammlunssH Die Naitation Der
Semperenaler III tstdmpfen unb ben
9runosn herfeIben Geaenariinoe entae
gsn,uiteQeH. lln6 bas dmericanifde
Bolt 1T, tpenn auh bon Den 9enrprrs
eualsrn fnnotiirt. nidt bornirt. unb
wirb pernunftia.n gluseinanoeriebun-
gen idlieBIid, suadnaIi6 i.in. @enn
Elm Notionnlpsrein feline @pnifeI in'r
aan,e 9ann blnnusihidsn tpurne, ne
Der eraIiihsn Sprafie 10 fdhia
friu musten, bnb de oifsnt'id gteoen
hdltsn fnnnten, penn bicie Npoifel in
ben 8erf1mmIunaeu on Der Sdnb her
Yoait unn Der Stntiifit nofllueiien iuar-
ben, bnB aernbe 3m ,nasasfekr unhsil
pol1 hnb, bic SruHfenheit f0rheru unh
Iherhies Elm 9obn uno cine SdmaG |
iur Elm ireiheitIitrs 9ane finh, hnB bir
sreunhe Der peri0nliden Sreiheit mid |
,ie rnm6Biatcit ncIIsn. hie ne alsid,
fahs berhnmmen. inuhern aerahe mir
pnhre MdRiafeit. hos nt-r 2mana unh
! Sgranuei fdldnIid, mirfeu, msnn fernsr
iternG NaitationsIhriften unt'r Die
Rtpolferuna "bsnin
lenorfrn merheu, rrie hiss Ole fanhti
den Semperen,Ier tbuu, hnun t6urten
oaienSe bon Mmericanern fir Die
ade ser perfonlifen Srribsit aeipou
len tperbrn go lirbr fh nod unh
fnd, ME Sempersn,-Sp Spihemie eis FORT
in fortmdhrcuoes. bnlH ftndher, boiS
tdrter auitrrtrnt.s llebel bltiben mir
{. Sauern6 hannen.
Sranniiirtn mir uns i'm ann'sn9nnbe
n herfelben S0eiie, tpie ole Ssmpersul'
r e. fhHn, un6 her GrfplG unierer
ade, bic olIsin rie mcbrs uuh asrrdtc
I. fnnn nift auebIeihen. Sic Snhe
er p.rfonlifitn Srsibsit III 'sine
5tontsnnaeleatnhsit, ne asbt uift nnein
'anias unS Soipa, SGirois uno Widi-
an an. ionSern 6ns aan,e 2dnh.
Gin NafionnIperein DER Hrtunbe r.
Srtibsit nit 3msiupersinen
, oGen Stcatsn fonnts aroBere ure
Grfolae sr,ieIsn. OILS wern
Ics ifaatIihe 8trsine Ohne 3ufamme =
ana uuter chamber ihre Srdfte i'm
ample a,aen cas- nad,ieuhs unh he 8
ihner uno toll.r wertsues ) Ssupens
erthum eridopfen. Sio6e Sereiuia'
naen, wetde iur Gsrtrstunr elmer
lfsn Sa6e atarunhet Wutbsn. baben
q hsts fdIisEIid ols erfolareid eriuis'
n. 8arum ion auf iiolirtsn Yoa, n
'fdmpft weroen, ntnn rem einiatH
an.rn cine siniae aroBe N.mse enc
meroen fann i
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g. s.
DentfNe8 0aifbaus
bon
CONRAD sGIHlJCH.
0nntl, ieoell ata9!
Die befieH e'etrdnte anb tsisasren
itets an Der Bar gu baben.
ls-li soaraSe da&.
lleber 8altimprr.

Sehsr, Der bas aItr gatrrlans beIuiten sAtr
gerwanbtt unh Jrtunet rsa Gnrrpa frmnsn
ahen pia. feIlte bic pradt dttpcilen aeuen eileraen
SGranbeu- 9,rifhampfIAiffe bes
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Seher, err bas aItr gatrrIonb belulttn sAtr
8erwanbte une Jrtunes rsH Gllrrpa fenmen
afen pia. felltt bic prabtpelien aeufn tileraen
S@ranben- psfeampfibiHEr bee
HorsoeatftBea 2lpbs,
iur tlsttrfabrt bsnusrn.
Dfit Tampffdiifen hes RerhtentSdb.n 9Ir,e
rnrbrn bic Gnbs 1879 iiber 100000 9ssrlsfsa
tefSresrt.
pNfit OampfAiien Desslorooeaii6en
2inpn muroen bio Gnbe 1880 lber
SOC, 900 Yerioneir bef6rnert."
Die Dampfrr tttier GDmpasnie:
graunfdpeia. sl0osons, 6 gnplinsstfd
Rurnbers. 300 Sons Sap Sdast.
ssips'g. 25O0 Gfsiffer,
Berlin, $500 - sReinde.
BoItimcre, 250O neIlntera
fabrsn rsseImSsis aue IA Sage ,niISsn @re.
men une Saltimcre unh nebnren paITaafest
su fOIssnssn Staten an.
Son Baltimore nod gremsr.
3pif&subed saam
afnesr irif&su unt 10 Sabrrr bic s,SIRs.
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore.
3wiltentsd ss2s.e0
Rinter ;ril6en 1 nnh IL Sabren bic :bSIits
Sduslinse 400 8unbreiIebilIets ~ erfnfgie-
ten preifea.
Der SanhHnsstlas hit9tr Dampffdt5e in
Sdlttmpre 1T 3u9leidb DEPOT Der Baltimore nnR
Sbtr Siientabn, peI&e paIasiere tpn unb mad
eem gEeittn an bilIiaereu Nretfem IS.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-06-29
KNIGHT 8 COUCH.

ttorneys ut Law, will practice in the counties Of
a Mason and Putnam. Address E. b. Knight, at
Charleston Wes, Virginia, James H. Couch, Jr, at
Poiat Pleasant West Virginia nG-N Mr. Couch Is No.
tary Public for Mason county
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-06-29

A ttorney ut Law, Point Pleasant, Yves, Virginia.
a Prastises IN the County Of Mason; the United
States District Court for West Virginia and in the S
preme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia 30 Promp,
attention given tie collection of claims jan t4.iy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-06-29
w. II. GUM,

Attorney ut Law, Point Pleasant wcs, Virginia
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia and the United
States District Court for this State Prompt attention
giyen to the collection Of claims Office near the Court
House - jan. 25, I89o-ty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-06-29
j. A. GIBBONS,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Poin, Pleasant, Yves, v,r.
a gua. will practice in the u s. District Court. in
the State Supreme Cour, and the Circuit Courts Of the
9TH Judicial District. Office in the Court House.
mch s5-Iy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-06-29
JOHN Z. TIsiMs,

A ttorney ut Law and Notary Public, poin,
a Pleasant, West Virginia. viii practice in the
Courts of Mason and Putnam counties, and attend
promptly to all business entrusted TO him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-06-29
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