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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

VIC Soi CousCicitluuely say Lndt
Sells Brothers Great Railroad Show
is the best travelling the world.-Bay
City (Mich.) Daily Tribune.
From the Office Of the banker to
the anvil Of the sturdy blacksmith;
from the parlor Of the bondholder, to
the cot Of the laborer; from the city's
center TO the coun,ry's furthest limit,
has echoed and re-ccEoed the pulse
quicking tidings of the coming of
Sells Brothers, Millionaire Confcder.
alton Of Stupendous Railroad Shows
to Gallipolis, on Tuesday, July 10Th
and everybody is singing. "Yes, we
all will be dar." Such an immense
an varied exhibition offers many
acres Of opportunity for all classes to
meet upon an equal level of amaze
ment, admiration, excitement and
enjoyment, and to cordially commin-
gle in grand and brilliant holiday.
The deacons can take the animals
generally; the professors puzzle over
the wondrus Woody Elephants, and
the no less extraordinary Mammalian
Dwarf; the fish dealers appreciatively
inspect the huge Arctic Amphibie;
the farmers admire the performances
of the Six Colorado Cattle; the bibli.
cal students interview those Behe.
moths of Holy Writ, the tremendous
pair of Living Nile Hippopotami; the
Observation-Disclosures consort with the
monkeys and the Gigantic Rainbow.
hued Mandrill; the stock dealers have
it out with the Polar "Bears" scien.
tlst gaze upon the Great Electric
Light the marksmen marvel ut the
wonderful rifle shooting by Baugh.
man and Butler; the children hand
peanuts to the front tails of the ele.
plants, and go wild over Willis Cob's
Miniature Circus; everybody thrill
with excitement when James Robin
son rides, and catch their breaths
when George M. Kelly leaps, and "all
the world and the rest of mankind"
have II big time generally at the big
show.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

DR.. Will S, Hoy, Physician, Sur.
geon, and Dermatologist. Tenders
his professional services to the public;
attends to all calls whether day or
night; can be found in his office, n. e.
corner Main and Market sts., when
not professionally engaged. [ja26,1y*
TO FARMERs.-If you want a good
article of Harvest Whiskey, go to
the Old Reliable House of Uhrig q
stockhoff, Gallipolis, Ohio, for it.
3-w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

The West Virginia State Dental
Association meets in Charleston July
10Th. AT that time the Board Of
Dental Examiners will hold their
first meeting. All Dentists who
are required by law to be examined,
should be present at that time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06
RlNGWORM.

RINGWORM.
Geo. W. Brown, IS Marshall ST., Provi-
dencc R. l., cured by Cuticuro Remedies
OF Ringworm Humor got at the BARRIERS,
which spread all over his ears, neck and
face, and for six years resisted all kinds of
treatment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

The docks are now us busy as they
can be, working everything to its full
capacity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

Preaching at NJ. L. Church, South
Sunday, by pastor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06
Grand Pleasant Tour 10 Niagara
Falls and Put.insRnY.

$500 = tAe-hAA-ANNNLes
On Wednesday, July 18th the Ohio
& West Virginia Railway, will run
a'Cheap Excursion to above points,
via Canada Southern Railway and
Lake Erie Steamers. Rate for round
trip from Gal1ipolis will be $500.
Special train consisting Of Palace
sleeping cars and elegant day coaches,
will leave Gallipolis at 5:42 A. NJ,
arriving at Niagara Falls at 500 A.
NJ. Thursday, leave the Falls at 1000
P. NJ. next day, arrive at Amherst
burg at $50 A. NJ, Friday at this
point the excursion will take the
steamer for Put-in.Bay, arriving
there at 1890 noon. Stay at Putin.
Bay until 4P. NJ, then take the ele-
giant side-wheel steamer, "Chief Jus:
tice Waite" arriving in. Toledo at
700 P. NJ, when they will retake the
train left at Amherstburg for home.
Passengers not desiring to take the
Put.in.Bay trip can keep the train
at Toledo, arriving in Columbus at
$50 p. NJ. in time to connect with
afternoon train for points on o. W.
v. Ry. Those desiring to take the
Tosonto'tfip will apply to Excursion
Agent who will accompany the Ex-
cursion. As this is the cheapest and
most attractive excursion of the sea-
son, the party will be large, conse.
quently if you desire sleeping Car
accommodations you had better leave
your order with your agent as soon
as possible. Remember this is the
only natural route to Niagara Falls
and that 100 miles of boat ride on
Lake Erie and a ride through the
Queens dominions is included in
this trip.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

A IL Goods new and Fresh from Eastern
n Markets, al TlPPETT'S.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06
,fyn,c,, ..Np,vs wa learn from

MEDICAL NEws.-We learn from
reliable sburce that the State Board
OF Health, for the Third Congress.
ional' District, will convene in Char.
lesion the latter part of this month,
for the purpose of testing the quail.
fication of applicants for the practice
of medicine, in accordance with sec
ton 9, chapter 60, of an act entitled,
"An act to establish a State Board Of
Health and regulating the Practice
of Medicine and Surgery" passed
March 9Th, 1881.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

Yesterday the thermometer show
ed 1902 in the shade.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

Contractors would do well to read
an advertisement in another column,
letting the repair of the river road in
Clendinen District.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

Wheat is starting out very well in
price. We hear of contracts that
have been made as high as S1.05 per
bushel, at the landing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

Lovers now set up of nights, ant
gaze at the comet.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

ssB" All mailed free on receipt of price.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

The wheat is about all harvested
in this county, and the yield will be
nearly an average.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-07-06

of medicine, in accordance with sec
ton 9, chapter 60, of an act entitled
"An act TO establish a State Board o.
Health and regulating the Practice
of Medicine and Surgery" passed
March 9Th, 1881.
The West Virginia State Dental
Association meets in Charleston July
10Th. AT that time the Board Of
Dental Examiners will hold theil
first meeting. All Dentists who
are required by law to be examined
should be present at that time.
The new Board Of Education fol
Lewis District, at their meeting Mon
day, selected the following teachers
for the Graded School; Principal
Prof. WI. Kenny; Assistants-hlisse.
Ada Gilmore, Alice Kimberlint
and Ida Bickel.
Land has been purchased BY part
les in Henderson, who contemplate
putting up a stationary saw,mill a
that place. We hear also that a flou,
mill will soon be built there. TIL,
new town is beginning to show sign
Of life.
"FoRcED by my political connec
lions into public life, my suffering.
were intensified by the comments o
those who saw my face and head GOV
cred with scrofulous humor," said +,
gentleman recently cured by Cuticu
ra Remedies.
During the heavy storm last Wed
nesday, the barn on Mr.. James Fogle
songs farm, in Robinson District, wa.
blown down by the wind. We die
not learn the extent of the damage
Does he take cider, without spi
der to make him wider? No, 'twixt
us and the gate, he likes it straight
with less water than he orter.
Up in Brook county they are pay
ing 40 cents per pound for wool. W.
give this information for the benef
Of our wool growers.
DIED.-On June 23d 1881, in Coop
er district, Rachel McDermitt, moth
er of Daniel McDermitt, in the $40
year Of her age.
Contractors would do well to reac
an advertisement inanother column
letting the repair of the river road il
Clendinen District.
The wheat is about all harvested
in this county, and the yield will b.
nearly an average.
Wheat is starting out very well ir
price. We hear of contracts thai
have been made as high as S1.05 pei
bushel, at the landing.
Lovers now set up of nights, and
gaze at the comet.
Yesterday the thermometer show.
ed 1902 in the shade.
Preaching at NJ. L. Church, South,
Sunday, by pastor.
The docks are now US busy as they
can be, working everything to its full
capacity.
Under the new arrangement our
Ohio river mail is about eighteen
hours late in getting here.
The cabbage is being materially
injured by the worm.
We ought to have correspondent
from our new neighbor, Henderson
Mr.. P. S. Lewis, sold Monday to q
Mr.. Seymour Of Baltimore As head Of
fat cattle, that averaged 1926 lbs.
DR.. Will S. Hoy, Physician, Sur
geon, and Dermatologist. Tenders
his professional services to the public
attends to all calls whether day OF
night; can be found in his office, n. e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

()uro t1uor. : <;~~~o . <.~-.lI- rur:1 =
Bca<f fonf rc.s..s Nv. " : $500. eaa: wnu
1,e~hs.,.j 49,. st = ~ I'm ne1&n-
lnmb;s y c.1,ad h. -. D ~ ~ = ~.
.rr,Scr - r1-,..- <ss.'.s II ~ q. 80 800. A
~ 80 re.s...,. 'o S.s. ~ - !, oo.9 ,s,
one -c;J Y - s:issn 80. n ..lke.
down cr.r - $500 49, ~. snE
49, jc,v ~ 1900 r.nnr 80 ~ voice
tended that Il hai ! here r;ssce "a
claws 80 sharp that I. Collector go ~.
Port of New York ~ ! fore;~n r,;r I'D, IN
Wa torn 70 fIutters n abonf In s;cirs y
= bulls eve watch. The Wh.f-;s~if :,
first confented himself w;fh Jsro,,,;,s
small game. such as c,nrfrr cos,,,,.S
tiers. custom house clerEs .aJ dnar
keepers NJ fbc Can;toi Rn;id;rr ~, :.
me pea<antry crew more .f~.;5 " ~,
hc crew holder and 80 ~ h;rra-
appetite. IL protect 7hemse,ves ,, oSa
his wrath thc neonie were s;r.il. c,,,,
PEELED ~ III lin ro.,n - ~ :a..r '',,
and u furnish him came ~ M. me.is
Consuls. Ministers frdres roI,a.,-.s.,
and other ~ came r,cre AL. sL,,...' =
ID him II devosr .rd IL $1,000 1880, ,,r;r
bones N ! MN ~ ,s,cr;sh Nj NV ,, ..'..'
al colleges Tbc ;nf,ner 4, 49, " ~ M ~
Dread Animal VA finally felt Il m, Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10
Our Young Readers.


lerfui thing
y :. h bring h . much sweetness and
lam ::9rs that % You ny blossoms arc due,
ana fcci am taxing your place.
=" never can blush bus think IL yosr sinsh:
AND nc cye~ ot the flowers ~ evening arc
There w.s someshinr % fair d your limo
That your soinr wc can bur rcxrcs."
You BEAUTIFUL Conner" said spring 20 the
a lived GOT my life bus % brighten your
heart ne buds swelling. ana could NOT help
For 4 knew you would 90 them some day.
~ wss cniy my duty % bring you the
And % help one another i lesson Tor nll:
ana perhaps yon'll Dc. willing. your mission
fuitiink.
To leave something % Tighten the Fal.r
~. 4. Z. uhpon, ~ W.ds--f,cakc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

caring % tcndcrly for Der children; and
when she recovered hcr consciousness
Il was % see flames kidding ON the
bnrn. that would burn like finder. and
her stockings would be burned 20 death
| IN tho heat.
Without seconds pause 10 consider
what might be done. she plunged into
the flames and brought out one d her
children IN her beak. She flew 10 q
meadow near by, where 4 little brook
trickled over pebbly bed. and, laying
her burden under the overhanging AZ
ders. she flew back Tor another. This.
too. she brought 70 the meadow ard
laid BY the side Of is brother Ono
more remained; she must hasten Ii It's
rescue; but. alas! just rs she neared
the blazing barn she saw the nest and
the little stork fall through the roof in
70 the fire below. A crowd Of spccta-
tators had now gathered around. and
every heart stood stu when the mother
stork again plunged into the cracking
flames and smoke for her child.
Slowly she arose the third time, with
something N her beak; but now she
iiew SLOWLY and heavily. As II she was
weary. and took her way TO the mead
ow brook again. let Il with its brother
and sister. and the papa lying overhead
70 guard them; then she went little
distance farther and stretched herself
ON the ground, cruelty burned
The little brook rippled and MUIR
INJURED. the breeze blew up from che
west, but none II these things had pow
er 20 ease the snderings Of the brave
bird who had risked her life for her
children.
HE burgomaster. passing this way
soon after. found The poor creature.
ana ordered her 70 be carried tenderly
% house IN the village, where she
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

The factory opens ~ one end on the
wharf. close to the water. Two men
bring in the squirting loads on A
stretchcr and dump the mass into con-
pcrs for boiling. AT intervals the Gov
ers are hoisied by ropes and pullevs.
and dense clouds q steam arise, through
which we catch vistas or men. women
and children Ms work. Two men an
proach the coppers with strctcher and
scoop-nets. and they throw rapid SCOOP
fuls. done TO scarlet. backward over
their SHOULDERS. The scarlet hue Is
seen in all quarters -on the stcaminc
stretcher, IN the great heaps on the
tables. in scattered individuals on the
floor. n large pile Of shells and refuse
seen through the open door, and ii an
ox-cart-load d the same refuse. farther
on which Is being taken away for use
- fertilizer. The boiled lobster Il
separated. op long tables, into his con-
stituent parts. The meat Of the MANY
joiuted tail Is thrust out with 4 punch.
a functionary called .scrackers' frees
that Of the claws BY 3 couple Of deft
cuts with cleaver. and the connecting
arms are passed On 20 be picked out
with fork BY the girls. In another
department, the meat is placed III the
cans. The first girl puts III roughly
suitable selection ot the several parts.
The next weighs Is. and adds or sub
tracts enough 70 complete the exact
amount desired Cone or two pounds).
The next forces down the contents with
= stamp invented especially for the pur-
pose. The next puts in tin cover
Hff.txu I.tlI.. A. -. -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

80 49,.
~ '"ioNinS = the copy Of the Gar
ns'o letter q Congressman Hubbe!l.
Snairinan o. thc Republican Congrcs.
AZ S,sr pl!...S 1 m committee. ana which
theft was perncfr.,fci ~ ira ;,t.,,c.,
and ~ sl,. ~. :~-, -~ 80
r-. ~ -. e'nnisancc y ar. fairfield
August. 1850 Hnbh.lI .r,l;.5 -
70 raise $50 ooo fran, con,rsS..'... =. I'm shn
mail service for camna;gr e.ce.saS ~.
that he being then Just out % IN over
hauling BY Congressional Committee
on charge Of having been engaged IA
doing that same thing. and not wishinr
% put himself under lire again 30 soon'
fIatly refused. but that Huboell pcrsist.
inc that <ome,h;n~ ,,,n,t ~, 1900 n.
else hope a Republican success musf
be abandoned. he finally told Hnbbell
that IL he would Get Ha, - u maxi fho
request for raising the money. III
BRADY would try % accommodafe
him; that Hayes refused 10 have anv-
thing 70 do with Il, that he brady
then told Hubbell that II thu LATER
would procure Garfield's request in
writing, he BRADY would act on thar:
that Hnhbell therenpon wrote 10 Car,
field on the subject. and oy the return
mail received the following letter from
Garfield:
Private.
uxnr MkSrox, ~. AUGUST :3 lSSo.
received and contents nofed p 1s ~ s 'n,,
l,rsay thai hone he VI. give " A the -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

We have in our possession. saws the
-. Louis haiiway Register, copy III
the timetables Of the London a North
western Railway Company ~ England
Nhich Is . Great curiosity and il makes
= mans head ache 10 look Al IL and
think q the great labor invol, "a IN its
compilation. The lines of this company
extend all over England. Scotland and
Wales. and are said 10 embrace over
ten thousand miles Of tracks These
timetables make an octave volume.
closely printed. " one hundred and
thirty-six pages, and contained III II arc
numerous excellent maps. and full par
ticuiars arc given as to hotel accommo-
dations, cab fares. connections. tickets.
routes. ETC.. and All that can interest On
concern the traveller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

"a Mississippi farmer dashcs cold
water into thc ears 81 choking cattle.
This causes the animal Ia shake III
head violently. and the muscular action
dislodgcs the obstruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
1LoAc Losr Box REcoyERED.

Philip Il. UudrIhill Of Ncw-Rochello, sols
executor of the estate ~ hs mother Nrs Elizabeth H.
tuderlH nee Rhn. lander, WA called upon by -cilo
co. te h,irs nearly velr acp 20 rcnd au accounting
before surrogate Coin, OF Nesichesfcr County Gt Wlio
pain. on tIr Par. of e executor it was stated nat
certain green box. containing eli, ,- and mcuVfluda
showing Disbursements 90 tlc amount %. $4,000 and
upward. hal ll,-srou-ly Of -,ppoar, fIon store n
Nc.ev-t. Nr'v-Nori where B. had been lett for saio
Keeping. The 'o.u- i'r ihc d-atisii.l hclr. aPnar'
i.nr. Surrogate Collin Wednesday, with flt intention n
nIuea petition for ihs rrupra. OF Nr. UHtrriA. -
o,ergt.l, when. Zoo their great surprise. thc 3ail'r
tfrnI.l ii7 counsel .dp the announcement ftf fae
bong lost .'rru hoN. with its couit- intact Dad been
discovered. ait tit Dee n0" wi-Attfo latr n' al""t
hIu to prepare ald permission 90 pft-rui supplement-
ilih nrrountlu-. llc also desired tp uc followed %. s
stewardship. Time to Prc-cIt a HcH accounting was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
4 RRrr1L HrsRAYD IN CUSTODY

Officer Dunlap, Of the Nineteenth Precinct,
foand IN the tencmcnt-h0uso Of No. 3o6 West Forty
seyeutsf about o'clock yesterday morning Margaret
prior sua,.rfpr from number of wounds her head
and body and scarcely able speak. sbe removed
10 Bellevue Hospital where 1t found that she had
received seven severe cuts the head ond that her
body was covered with and bruises The ueiglbors
told the officer that she had probably been beaten by her
lie ,a arrested and arraigned cfOrc Justice Murray al
the YOrkye Police Court YESTERDAY: A. lls VIC la ID
dangerous condition be was renamed LOT Iuihet ~
oner WIS summoned to Bellevue Hospital 10 take the
wOnau's antem0rtem statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
THE COMING WEEK AT DARTMOUTH.
PROGRAMME OF ExERCIsEs-FOCB DAYS or CAVITY
ANp RECREATION ANTICIPATED.

AID RECREATION ANTICIPATED.
IFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or tbs TRIBCNEl
HANOVER, \. H., June 23.-NcXt week viii
be Commencement Week at Dartmouth and a busy
time is expected. On Sunday morning the Bsccalau-
reate sermon viii be delivered by President Bartlett in
the college church, aud In the evening the Rev. Dr.
Arthur Little, of Chicago viii address the Christian
Fraternity. At 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon
tb4 examinations for admission TO the college will
begin in Culver Hall. In the evening the prize
speaking contest win occur in the college church With
segard to this exercise the students expressed de
won't wishes IN the last number Of The Dartmouth First
fhst more care and discretion he exhibited ia The
ieeiion Of gentlemen 70 sit a. Judges" than hercoforc
and second, that no professor shall presume 90 ap
proaeh the committee with statements Of the strong dis
satisfaction which viii be felt II this aud that
not awarded prizes" Al O'Clock the following morn
ing the examinations for admission viii be continued
The graduating exercises Of the Agricultural College
xi take place at D. m, and FIVE hours later the Chand
Ter Scientific Department VIII hold ia usual Com
,neneement, when the following seniors viii speak;
w C. Baldwin and L. J.. Kimbali, OF Manchester, n H.
C. H. Hutchinson OF Norwich. VI, ~ i. Porter, OF Lon
fon. Ohio, ". p Snow, OF ROxbuTy. W. and g. c. stod
dasd.of Westminster. VI Early Wednesday morning
tae members Of the Phi Beta Kappa Society viii bold
fer annual meeting and at 10 O'Clock they Will bsten
y an Grafton by Charles n. Bell and poem by John
foye oIeiry. The alumni, who are expected to be
Present IN unusually large numbers hs year VIII meet
ft2oeock in the chapel In the cvepns concert WIZ
e given by Blasiclls Orchestra assisted by Ms T.
UuBhrey Allen and the schubert Quartet OF Boston.
ats O'clock evening the presidents reception
VII take place Thursday, June 80, VIII be Commence
1eent Day and NJ a. another meeting o. the alumni
ish b bed ia the chapel. The Commencement eNer-
$sss viii begin az 10 O'Clock aud viii last four or ave
HoQs The senior class contains sixty atuans. IL
& vi hold class reception Thursday evening
yer Dartmouth the strfce OF haso ball over FOR The
atVh, The record being fVur ana Elk lost.
2rr rank VIII probably he fourth Among the six colleges
s1et participated Ia the contest. The nine has been UNI
ts5anate Ia having its excellent pitcher, kundett dis
stQ and It's old and excellent catcher CRAM absent most
we Tine With these two ~ tlr posts IN every
e1c us nine would have been most formidable one.
pfcspcctus Of Ths Dartmouth for the coming year
sorecs that the general plan OF the paper viii be Yr
1917 tle ssne as during the past year G.. inward viii
t1aba4ing editor G. W. McCearn business manager;
49, T. u Cook, j. ~ Drew, II. X. Foster l.. y. Little
- " AZ. EPton viii complete the board
prneeffte tue ai this time. The
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
VERMONT METHODIST SUMMARY

MONTPELIER, w., June 2j.-llc graduating
crcrr. SOS ofthc vermont Methodist sD.Irar aud i'
male College today were very largely attended Tic
programme included music hy uc paI- iatin -a'ur-
tory lv Wiliilin a. Wood WORTH OF -,n.l Tfrnr ec in
Mosaic" aud sal. ic'"rt hr Me. l-A'
N. PItuam with uIu- other orfINI~ 't t f- nfl f-'ll
essays by females Degree ".r conferred on tHo I
the collegiate course two in 900. Latin ami -'ntac De-
partmcut i0rr In TIE college prtlfr1 nrt .fi trtru M
modern courses. The gaduatns exercise. wore o.
COLL nj