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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auct!oneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS
i SALE OF A DESIRABLE AND IMPROVED
FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY. -FOUR AND A
HALF MILES Below THE CITY. ADJOINING
THE LANDS OF GEORGE TURNER. -
CHlLDREY. AND OTHERS, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-By virtue Of a decree OF the Circult Court
Of Henrico county, pronounced Oh the 5'h Of Anril,
1851, III a suit styled George I. Drinker rS. Wal
ker, Saunders & Co.. and Walker, saunders Co.
rs. nrinker, the undersigned. appointed special
commits Toner thereby land I'm further eXecul ion Of
trust coed from Dr1nker aud dis., dated 7ih
March. 1879. and Ouy recorded in HenIicO County
COurf, will offer Tor sale, at H.nricO county court
house, on
MONDAY, MAY 2. 1881,
NJ ] o'clock I. VI the FARM above mentioned. he
ing the tract Of land Known as the former residence
OF Mr. joseph Drinker. IL contains 221 92-l0O
ACRES. with very good DWELLING, numerous
other out houses. such barn. stable. &c and lies
we'll. II adjoins The lands Of - formerly e..
Turner's land), +. q. Hin and others.
This Is good little farm, 3nd can be easily i'm
proved aud made TO yield well Of corn, wheat oals,
&C.
TERMS One third cash: bllancc at six and twelve
months, negotiable poies. per cent. aided, and
title retained until whole Of III pui chase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered hY The Court.
EOBtRT i. LYME,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
an SQI2l6,2O,23 7,30&myl
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ELPHIA, RiCH-<rFSg9
h. MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sss ess52ss.a
SHIT LINE.-E0R pHILADEL?HIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEER:-Updl further no
NC the ,t-liners OF THU Inc will make tri-weekl'
|ffaURSDAY, and sKTTRDAY, snd Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
meeting ~ Philadelphia with Clyde'G ew Englau'
Line FOR Fall River.
QUICK TIME-FREQCENT DEF --sTUREs-
Low EST RATES.
freight received daily until > O'Clock Z: NJ.
JAaES W. MCCARRICK,
General SoHt rrn Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE 4 CO.,
General Managers,
no22 40 ~ S~uth WharvsE. ;uiaSelphis.
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FURNITCRE

SPRlNG >TYLtS ~ FURNlllh.L 81
~ IN PARLOR, CHAMBER, aui .NN'
SETS our stock Is complete, AMI ~ "
with auy first. class house tn trr OTIS D.
prices and quality OF good. lou 3D.. .i
by examining oar sock before bu'i,s ~
OF nay mtnt. r.. GAIliltiHNt ....
NH a3-3m rs tt fff -.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR GE
nos. 1885 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sell a registry of
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
lust re ,eived on consignment, embracing q number
of first class, for city and farm purposes 1hs IS
as good a consignment rs we have received THIS
season. and really deserves the attention OF those In
want.
AT SAME TIME.
FOUR YOUNG WELI.-BdOKE MULES,
and our usual aSsortm mt of NEW AND Sc
COND HAND VEHICLES.
1NADDITiON TO TIE ABOVE,
The celehr ated stallion EiECTOR will be offered at
O'clncs.- lie Is seven years Old. was sired by
Hambletonisi, second dam Bridget: she bv Young
Kossu,h; his dam by Beverly; he by Trustee; ;
Bridgels dam by Msndarion he by Trustee.
JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F. Il. COOK. Salesman. apo
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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. x~.

EXPECTED DAILY. schooner Ella III.
- Barnes. with cargo" HodsAan" Rosendalc Nv
drausc Cement. tnest from factory; alse, schooner
Georne 4. HallOck. with cargo flesh Cacined Plas.
ter for sale low fIeI vessel. fsesh ROckland lane
Iast received, for sale low from warehouse. Laod-
Plaster ground fresh every day.
WARNER MOORE.
PIC Seveateeath street. soEth side Dock.
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Lynchburg Pa>sel-'r Train, y. a, n'.n
| cave Ricl . Is. A
Arrive BurheVille.......-..... .--.-..-.. ii-' '
Train N0. al cppucct- 4, Eulhtf To- ih VIZ
tie. Mississlppi and OBJ, railroad fr b. t
iynchhurg. and an spuiAw'%'fr ili'i-.
Trains Nos. A. aud - ,ouner' a. ~'.,.'-
Milton aud Sutheruu NtrruW-1At ., t4.i
Milton.
Tram No.4s cOnnecfs % salisbury go.
North Carolina railroad for AsarNi... aui +...
IN Western North ttruHus.
Trains Nos. So, ~. and ~ COfrl'i a' '.-
Juurtion with Atlanta and charlotte Ar-i
WAY for 3li points South ana ~"uII At-.
A. connects Al Charlotte W1h thuh'h.
and Angusts railroad for all point, .-'
east, aud southwest.
Train No. 30 stops only AZ Jet,r-s '.
Branch, BJTksdte's, DluNiic, Ore
Salisbury.
Trans from the shoNe-ulmed I' Do
Richmond 4.iS L. VI. 1888 \. NJ. sfH '..- Do
Train on Nortn Carolina rlilruAf
GolusborO' with " eidpu a If Miimlu-. DO
for Weldon AMI Wilmington.
PULLMAN-CAR SERNl
On Train No. JO-N Washington, h
Atlanta.
ON Train No. is-New York anl q
Danyiile and Atlanta.
On Train No. Washington. L. Dol
Danyille, and Danyillc ana Auku>ta. -
Tickets sold TO all points south s't'-.'''
southwest aud baggSgC checked tnrn.-a.
No lsy-over cheeks given on Local ,. Sc r-
General Passenger aud ,'- 49,
T. VI. X. TALCorT, Genera. cul,r.-.
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ByR b. Ch.flin & Co., Real Estate Agents,
No. north Tenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF A NICE FARM,
n CONTAlNING .FIFTY-ThREE ACRE;
Is FULL vIfW OF THE CITY: .AXD Ar,
TRAC1lvF HOusEHoLD AND KITCHEN FUR
sTOCK.-At The request Of Mr.. n. G. Akin, VINO IS
changing his residence. We viii sell by auction. al
his re idcnce. In Chesterfield. about three miles
from Manchester "a part Of Colone Rufn's f,rmI,
MONDAY, APRIL 25. 1881,
Qf raining. on next day. Tue-dayJ commencing at
10 o'clock. his entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
c0mprsng III part:
PARLOR SUIT. very fine; PIANO. In peri ct order;
SOf3, Marole-Tcp Tables: very handsome Car
pet. Rug and lIassacks to match and Rec ptiOn-
pINi"NG.RoOM FURNITURE-Tabe,C Chairs. Re-
lriserator, >ideboard, Glass aud Chinaware,
CHRMsER FURNII uRr-Two suits Chamber
Furaitnre. Carpets, ila'l.Carpels, TIN Water
KITCHEN FERNITURF-Siove and Cooking
Utensils eompeS Ia6e >a Tb TN and Wood
Scutiie. ana nice Stove for dnng-r0ou. ne sc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND sTOCK-2 ine
an1 vel. broke Mare Mules: Mares, one with
foal Nv Abdrbader: fin BERKSHIRE >hOats;
nice Phaeton, al 9 jump seat Rockaway; sets
Wagon Harn' S.; sets Single Buggy Harness;
2 SETS Plough Harness; oiivq Cmlied Plough,
No. 90: 2 single Plouehs; DonhIe Drag;
! fine Woods Mower. nearly new: Cleaner:
New Roller: Triple Bars, Double Bar. and
SwiG:lctreos; toes. shove's, Picks. Clubbing
Hoes, Rakes. scy,he Blades, Cross. Cut saw.
GriudslOne, Cuiling.knlic, Bags. Buckets
Chains, &C.; 1900 feet Fencing Plank; l25
panels Patented NovaheOFencc: Saddle ana
Bride; 900 pounds BacOn-Hams, Shoulders,
sides; seed Potatoes, Miliet. seed. lyle Bee
Hive. &c.
BREfCiI-LoADING GUN aud FINE BROKE
POINrtR.
Thu sale is worthy The attention of all in want Of
any of he abOye-named articles.
TERMS (: Liberal. and made known NJ the sale.
Il. Is. CuAFFIN & CO..
apl7.20 23S24 AuctioneerS.
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WILLIAM DAFFRON. MANI q,

Nv 1919 "a pni hl.'' 20 MA
w FACrURER AND DEAL -
CHAMBER. PARLOR. AND tN.Ntill
ROOM FURNITURE. WOOD. ans tN'tgI.
SEAT CHAIRS, aud every article .n !, .'....s.
TCkE line. Be,iiiug. Feathers, Al N.
Does the business, carries The ,focA, aai Nt1
undersoid. ONCE ami warerOom,, lt,-,...l
street factory, Is. g, 20. -, "a uor.n '..I.
street Richmond. Va.
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ROPEAN STEAMSHIP <fFTS
Ia TICK sszzszssssEn

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representiug the following Hrst-cla:s ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA. and
Bdl more 10 Europe: CUNARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUlON, INMAN. AMER
ICAN. RED STAR. ALLAN. NORrH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN. and METH
ERLAND'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN. ana BOR-
DkAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, aud
STEERACE TICKETS to aud from all the prin-
cipal points in Europe. Excursion tickets al
reduced rates. Stale-roOms secured in advance.
Paroles going 10 Europe seno1ug for their triens
would do well 10 communicate with The undersigned
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steam
ship tickes TO ali points in The United states and
Canada. Rates same N depOts and general Offices.
No trouble Oan;wer questions. Write 10 or call on
4. W. CARRIER.
General railroad and Steamship Agent
e. l-dSw3m 1000 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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old FAVORITE ROUTE afI1
" RESUMED

-
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
WILL
RESUME IT'S ROUTE
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETwEEN QUANTIcO
AND WASHINGTON
MONDAY THE 18TH OF APRIL, 1881.
with ITS new and splendid
STEAMER EXCELSIOR.
built expressly for this route, and combining All the
qualities Of ELEGANCE, SPEED. SAFETY. and COM
FORT, which will connect TWICE DAILY except
sunday with trains on the Richmond. fredericks-
burg aud Potomac railroad.
Leaving Richmond At SEQ A. NJ. and
Laying Richmond at 500 T.. NJ and
Arriving at Richmond at 1908 p. M.,and
Arriving at Richmond at 9:56 y. ".
This route, so long and fayorasy known, presents
the advantages OF freedom from dust, We've
beau ful and historic scenery along the river IN
cICding MOUNT VERNON, the home OF Washing
ton the luxury Of delightful bath, an elegantly
served meal. aud comfortable shave en- route
aud I'm the case of ladies aud inyaids. the opportu-
nIiy for rcfr, shing rest In superb siaterooms.
with all the modern Improvements thai conduee
30 comfort aud safety, with experienced ana courte
Gus officers and polite and attentive servants. ine
EXCELSIOR leaves nothing 20 be desired by those
VINO prefer The DELI hts OF water travel aud stump u
Gus meals 10 the aust and monotony or an a1-raii
route.
Tickets from Richm nd to Washington. un-
Unite ......'"so w
Tickets from Richmond 10 Washington I'm -
Round rio tickets from Richmond to Wash
ington ana return, good for ten days......... w
can be had AT the Offices Of the Richmond. Fr.de-
ricksburg aud Po;Omac Railroad Company. snd AZ
A. W. GARBEEs, corner OF Main ana ie"'h
streets.
BE sure TO ask for tickets ria the Potomac Steam
boat Company. GEORGE M.TTlNGLf.
P.S-On SUNDAY the boat will connect with the
train leaving Richmond at l.. ~, aud arriving at
Richmond az 1908 +. VI. ap16
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTl-efTNsJ
MORE, THE NORTH. AND REGULAR LANE
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMfTHFiELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
OR
ARIEL.
carrying United states MALI
2. G., CLIFFORD, Commander,
2. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
EREIGTIT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
SmithHeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. g.,
Newbcrne, Washington, ano Tarboro'. NJ g.. and
all points in Eastern Nortl Carolina also, for East
eru shore of Virginia, Old Point. and an regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. h. TATUM,
ap Is superintendent.
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DERENPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
i THREE STORY-AND- II ASSEM- NT DE-
TACHrD DWELLING IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER.-i shall sell, without limit or reserve, on
MONDAY, MAY2 1881,
on the premises. at 50 o'c,Cck i. VI that DESIRA
BILE DNEi LING on Eleventh street between de-
caiur aud stockton streets containing eight rooms
and Welding IA Gne rental The lot fronts 81 ei on
Eleventh street aud runs back 1872 feet. Parties
seeking a ba rgain are invited 10 attend this sale
FURMAN TUPPER, AuctiOneer.
an 20 22,24,27 2q,30SMyl
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UOR NEW YORK.-The Old tim
II Dominion Steamship Company'ss
steamship WYAN0KE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, April 22d, ut II O'Clock A. d.
Freight received until 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods Tor:
warded with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west; slso. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed. "a.
Cabin fare to New York, ti2 steersge, 80 and ".
a. w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
40 post Company's Wharf, Rocketn.
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AUCTION eALES.Ymtmre Day.
by .. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.
THAT MOST DEsIRABLY-LoCATED
= FlRsr-cLAss BRICK RESIDENCE
ON THE
WEST LINE OF SOUTH THIRD STREET,
IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO
AND OVERLOOKING GAMBLE's-HILLP PARK,
COMMANDING
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE VIEWS
ADJACENT COUNTRY
FROM ITS PORTICO AND vERANDAs.
nv reaues, OF the owner win sell at public auc-
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1881,
nj ~ o'clock =. NJ, the above RESIDENCE, No.
aga south Third street. The dwelling Is three sto-
closets, bath. rooms. &c. The large double parlor
IS heated by Latrobes from the dry aud WELL
lighted basement below. The side balcony views
from the parlOr, well as the front yeranda, are
premises. which u requested. can only give one an
idea of the desirab!lity Of this location as
Terms: one fourth cash balance In six. twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by frust-dfcd.
j. THOMPsUN BROWN,
an 10 Auctioneer.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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Real Estate Agent and Auctloneor,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

apl2
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- lCHMOND AND ALLEGHA(y
HI Raj ROAD


Lave
Richmond,
except sun
days.
Arrive at
Richmond.
Lave
WHlaUlsoB's.
Arrive Al
Miliiam,On's.
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gos, and a card, on which was writ.
ten, with the compliments Of A.
NJ. The cheeks, neck and brow Of
the naughty beauty became crimson,
as she dashed the significant offering
TO the floor.
Last winter she was married-&ell,
all the world said. She has large
house in Walnut street, fine coun.
try seat, magnificent carriage, and
her servants sport . dasbing livery
In short, luxury and display sur,
round her. She is still beautiful,
brilliant, witty, gay, and it may be
happy; but l do not think she ever
cultivated orange trees in her con.
seryatories- Il
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Mousehold Discoveries.

Because a girl dresses showily it is
not necessary to suppose that she is
extrayagant. Because she is extray-
agant it does not follow that she is
heartless. Extravaganza may be the
result OF unwise training, ignorance
of the value Of money, sooialexperi.
ence, unlimited income, Show and
gayety may exist with heroic traits.
Even that which is called coquetry
and flirting is often but the develop
ment of mental brilliancy, social
tact and the amiable desire to please.
She who wins all hearts is often
capable of an intense and lifelong
devotion. Ihavein | mind a young
girl, exceedingly fair, accomplished,
graceful, witty-at once admired and
EsRasleyed- bntaslit!le @illful withal,
yet always gentle and gracious. II
high hats ruled, hers scared aloft
itself unrivaled. Paniers rose, and
she wore ossa on Pelion piled. Wo.
men scolded and the more venerable
even among her male admirers sug.
gested that she would be ridiculed
on the street. She received all re.
monstrances with unvarying sweet
ness and Immediately put French
roof on the hat and added a new puff
on the panier do not mention
this admiringly, | wish the little
mink had had more sense or better
taste. But I cannot deny that pres
emily, when trouble came, when her
whole fortune was swept away she
went to the front as suave and smil.
ing as if it were but puttinganother
feather in her cap, She never ad.
jus,ed silken fold more deftly or
more calmly than she set about self
support, and nothing in her days of
ease and wealth became her like the
dignity, the determination, the self
respect and the simple grace Of her
poverty.
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How 10 Get Along.

Never stop to tell stories in bus.
mess hours.
If you have place of business be
there when wanted.
No man can get rich sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never fool" in business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, and
also promptness.
do not ineddle with.,besinees you
know nothing about.
Do not kick every one in your
path.
More miles can be made in Il day
by going steady than by stepping.
Pay as you go.
A man of honor respects his word
us he does his bond.
Help others when you can but
never give when you cannot afford to
simply because it is fashionable.
Learn to say no. No necessity of
swapping it out dog fashion, but say
it firmly and respectfully.
Use your own brains rather than
those Of others.
Learn to think and act for your
self.
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). aALLIPoLIs, oRIo--DRY GOODS, NoTIo1rs &C.
BROSIUS,
SIGN OF THE GOLD HAND" 81
Public Square Gallipolis Ohio.
Public Square, Gal1ipolis, Ohio

The Ider Cheap r stcss Dry
week alne Of Goods that Quality, Quantity Variety and GaPnes
.. without apanel
rDnesGoo
a hA andH
ATmureP
hms
nton icNed oour
large line hFrnch American nd SchC 0
att wespiuad dh0rc ccnd rfct ur
II
BaWnu display of aHes Ham nderhnS n
Our Soc ndS with re forced edhnti s. tar
and will rcpy trout m o
re entire idnne@ %
ePm mat of
denrkelin
y dhG
AIN EARLY EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK IS ASKED
Mmch3O
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lsUIEDiNG on THE kAD.

'iis eltto WOO. It's well to wei Z
!. Fofso fhe w9fld hath done. ~
Once myTtles grew and roses bl
And worningibroughtt the sun
But have a care we young ard f,E
Be sure yot pledge in itiith,
BE certain'tIi yehriose will 81
BEYOND the daysSof youth
For il ge give tidt heat for heaff
J AS well as hand W hand, s
You'll find you've played the uHYise
-AndWgaat upon the sand
'Tis well 10 save, its well ID hays II
A goodly st6re OF gold,
And hold enough Of shining stud,
= For charity Is cold,
But place not all your hopes and trust
\ what the deep mine 3Eingsi
eranuot live on yellowsllist
I, Uiinsixed with puref thin ~
And.hGwhopi1es up wealth 4iones
! Willofteh Haye to stand $3.50
Beside the Golfer chest and;own
hs'built uponthc sanIl
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TO THE LADIES,
Dress Trimmings.

THE MISSES RISK wish to inform the
/ citizens OF Point Pleasant and vicinity,
that they have in stock full line OF Dress
Trimmings. such as Silks, Satns, Plain,
Striped and BroCaded Nclvets, Cords and
Tassels, all kinds OF Innings, Crinolnu
Virgins, all kinds OF Laces and Passem.
enterie Trimmings. These goods are all for
sale LOW FOR CASH. Ladies' please call
and examine them.
may25u, THE MISSES RISK.
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In Il family suit the court awards
the plaintiff, who has demanded an
allowance, the sum of $50 francs annu.
ally for his maintenance. ~ pre-.
sumo" says the plaintiff, witha a polite
bow to the court, that your Honor
viii have no objection to taking me
as boarder at that price?"
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j. A. GIBBONS,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Point Pleasant West vir.
n gnia. will practice in the U. S. District Court, IN
the State Supreme Court aud the Circuit Courts Of the
9TH Judicial District. Office in the Court House.
inch ss-IY.
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W. X. GUM,

A tt0rney Mt Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Il Practices in the Courts Of Mason county, the
Cour, Of Appeals Of West Virginia and the United
States Dsric, Court for this State. Prompt attention
given to the collection Of claims. Office near the Court
House jan. 2S, IS9o-Iy.
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KNIGHT IL COUCH,

A ttorncys Mt Law will practice in the counties of
a Mason and Putnam. Address f. b. knight, at
Charleston, West Virginia, James II. Couch Jr.. at
tary Public for Mason county.
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w. p. NEALE, NJ. D.

OFFICE Main street, between I'D and I'd: residence,
" Main street. between 9th and 9TH Attends prompt.
to all calls, whether day night. When not pro.
eSSionaly engaged can always be found his Office.
jan 8, IS79-Iy.
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JOHN W, ENGLISH,

A ttorney at Law, will practice in the Courts Of Ma.
a son, Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court Of Ap
pcals Of Wes, Virginia. Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia. Tian 8. rs-o-ty
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PHYSICIANS.

ANDREW X. BAREEE. ED. u. FRAvEL
Dlss. BARBEE Il FRAvEL,
NTorhwes, cor 9th and Main Streets, Point Pleasant
lN West Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. IN. and
to 10 p. m june II '79-iy.
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No Use for'Erowsers.

On the morning of the meteoric
shower in 1888 old Peyton Roberts,
who intended making an early start
to his work, got up in the midst of
the display. On going to his door
he saw with amazemcnt the sky
lighted up with the falling meteors,
and he concluded at once that tho
day of judgment had come. He
stood for a moment gazing in speech
less terror at the scene, and then,
with a yell of horror, sprang out Of
the door into the yard right into the
midst of the falling stars; and here,
in his efforts to dodge them, he COM
menced series Of ground and lofty
tumbling that would have done hon
or to tight.rope dancer. His wife,
being awakened in the meantime
seeing old Peyton jumping and skip
ping about the yard, called out 10
him to know "what in the name Of
common sense he was doin' out thar
dancin around without his clothes
on" But Peyton heard not; the
judgment and the long black account
he would have TO settle made him
needless of all-,errestrial things, and
his wife at last becoming alarmed at
his strange behavior sprang out Of
bed, and running to the door, shrick-
ed out at the top Of her lungs:
"Peyton! say, Peyton! what do
you mean by jumpin' about thar?
Come in and put your trowsers on
Old Peyton, whose fears had nearly
overpowcred him, family answered,
as he fell sprawliug on the ground:
"Trowsers, Peggy What the usc
of trowsers when the worlds afre?
Queen Victoria, it is said, is pre-.
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DIR. S. G. SHAW.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro
fcsona services the public. Calls promptly at.
tended TO- Office, cor, Main and sd streets, opposite
the old Presbyterian church. april s. IS7o-Iy
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DIR, l.. +. CAMpDELL.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, tenders his profess.
ono services the citizens Of Point Pleasant and
vicinity. Can be found for the present at the Drug
Store Of F. J. MoSSmau [mchs,-Iy
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Queen Victoria, it is said, is pre-.
pairing with her own hands a descrip.
tive catalogue Of the numerous pres
ents that have been made to her
since she assembled the throne.
Every gift, great or small, is to be
illustrated by photography,