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, 1881-06-21
MEXICAN EXPOSITION,

information IL received that 4 aclontltic,
avtiat,c agricultural. an'l Industrial exposition
will be hold ut OrIbaba, Ao3Icu, III November
next, under tho n.!sp!ccs Ut tho Government Of
tho h,nta Ut Vera Crux. Aluplc arrangements
n,o beng ,nn.lc by tho ssato authorities for tho
accommodation Of yisisoss and nll the spaeo
s,cecssayy fur lhtss .seIrtng II IN tho ExpnstloH
b,IsdIngA, All atutls intended for tho Exro4a'
ton arU trer ut ,ltty. ttut1l,rt rttes o1 freight
from tho Unllci statca IL Vora Cruz hayo bcet.
lilo l:lrr. N,,ty;luvC, u1l trf,uhltt vi shipping.
clGartng. Or tnluriuH their EuAls n4shl X.
W.i.tlnY u this city, hus bc4I cvlaiats.otsl l!y
to eiix.,is ii lid Ultea s;tatts 70 t,arttclpate
ii ibis ExlH'st!an. either ~ vs*!toss r. rSh,9.
Mc.,so VII, bs siss.rs< io secure tasir pleasure
ailI ptt,iit. tlo will xiya nny InfoFsnli!nn dr.
Birr.l II sought or addressed at lEs Washington
StrEGts
, 1881-06-21

FRANCE.
l!ErotsTs FHnN MAltsElLf.Es Sor HEAssclt-
fSt1.

ak&A ~ ~ llt
l:ErotsTs rnou MAltsElLf.Es NOR HE.Assclt-
5pttLaI tHtt<.
f.USDly, juno .l.-~:rltc intcst reports fr1tlt
Alarseillts nfG not rtnssuri1Ig, tIlnuE tIIo
authorities are ,arslily. enlcavDrtn9 to
rgprcs, tho disturbance. i far9G ,nt1t1-
lmr Ut rioirrs, cllv!ly 1ialIalIs, haye
l@cll arrested. .secuunta 'tlI1er' greatly
~ 10 the number pf pgrso,s klElWt atd
wnulnft,l III tM strpcts. Acrnrt1nx tn ulic
rc,,ort. eight wcre killed atu| ahostt .tU
whntldctl. Anntl,er ,,ccu,.nt says lint
o'tty two IlgeS have s'eeH last
nnl seventeen persons w0nnt(ed. Ut
tl,a latter, llowcyer, II Is stated
two will mt recover. In tllg present ex-
asnera.csl state of 1tala,, optniol' tllese tti,-
fnrtumate@yrnts have peculiar stnvfty, asuf
there IL M k,.nwlng what they may 'rasl tn.
Tho unttuis is alren.ly calling fur tho ex.
putston Of tila while lintEan cuEnny.
ALAiMlNn HEtbttrs.
70 he NSsstfl -tstaeit,tttt {'Ffss.
MAnsEtt.i.Es, june m.--f.1otttIg continues
TT different Intrts nf tld town. t.ls stated
Tint eight persons have been killed md
twcntS-thrge wounded. Sfxty-lye pctsons
llayg been arrested.
THE ITALIANS MCsr nn
n.. Es...', .,.,,,.. -. -. H. ;..',a.,
NV la..e" M"'hu:t "e"l :" H. ..'o ""'s..' ~.
."s p's, ~" 'ut s"n"'u.ta ,.i,., NV p'uu.!
".s ~ n's''s ts'' ''a't.' e'.,'s"s, .,n. ~,
.nle"ss ,.: ~ c'Is ',s ~ .,. s'ns,'. =. .a"s WV
wv. "'" ILL., III WV no'"a s'.''
aiH' Hefettt the itafiahs fiHi'! Eaiitihe ati-
f'llss'ot. lhe ueh'itatfoh sthtest tiat tneir
as't"'i WIS Iesolsea nlloh W ti1c oftluicM
tilntl'oef. INC a1tAlr if'cfcaSeu tl,e excite
'heh'' iIeGau3lohs ''ase teeE MR"h ~
prevent tl0 threat tfntt BeanE cnIfletl OIL.
CHEAT ScMlEt oF ATHEISTS.
MA'lsEli.ii:S, juno N.-One Hundred nfh
twenty-five persons have bcen arrested.
Order IL recs!Abllsed.
rwh IsEttIasEyrs -,
lmvc reinforced the troaps here. Tic shops
TT: shut In the ropalous quarter. anu the
1W!lce have ordered tile IlenhEe hut to tstit
, 1881-06-21
EOkElGN.
Scheme of British Fed
Grafton, with Home
Rule.
nasplties Which Stand in the Way
Of Such q Governmental
System.
+ Passage, Without Division, Of
the Third Clause of the
Land Bill.
FIhldsns in Reply to Tory Conundrums
81 IL Grangille's Penian kote
to America.
rrsland's Population 5,1b9, ,849,
q Decrease Of 252,bb8
Since 1871.
rhe "Mark Lane Express Ad-
mits the Truth Regarding
American Flour.
Mr Rowell ',Vallss 40 Miles In n
Dny, WhlcI, Makes MIR.
Weston Sick.
fhe Communists Evidently in Force
in the Unfortunate City Of
Maraei1les.
4 Demand from the "Syndical
Chamber that the italians
Be Expelled.
e1s Hundred md screnty.eieht Arrests
So Far--Bustness Suspended.
fts italian Government Greatly Alarmed
bg the Attitude Of the French.
fhe Communists Evidently in Force
In the Unfortunate City Of
Maraeilles.
1 Demand from the "Syndical
chamber that the italians
Be Expelled.
qhs Hundred md sorehty.eight Arrests
So Far-Bustness Suspended.
lhs italian Government Greatly Alarmed
By ths Attitude Of the French.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Ancitu}slfor st'cA1tE. )"

= Q,1srfrf f,tttt
toxnov lima mwaJSIres from Duntln
t,n1rht say fiat o,ltctness prevails t),ruuRl-
.,t @ Ina co,,ntrt. Thc for,ncrs ],nyc harvested
~ H. hlearst M hay.crot, k,,owt, fnr Ilfty wars.
"A ihs root cro,,a nromisnto l,c ,,n,,rpeHIe,,t.
Al tllrahun,iont al, ! Arrhh1shon strf,ohe,s nastorn]
%snndov tlaro,,rc,nc ft,c + - mn nt,l shorn1y
] nmInlIny tl,o rlrrxy tint tI,eir mission is
IN ] !" imc;ta ~ M orrorion war hit ~ nrn,,,ot.
.ss,s ~ anl d' co,rnr. m ri has ,l'w io r'cog,,rrs
tsto @ eoufus;or. It Is k,,t,w,,. moreover. lint
.....'' III lse"'s ~. ~ ~ lila, ..o' .,.," no 49, ' o'o
ssaaess, T., 'Me uaEces "ous'cco ,,, @ u una .mp
laps anu slle pas,osat VI. tnsu ~ g.en' IT.,
~ nsta.' ''oI on,s ~ ttso % Aig''aese ,s ~ Dno
w :, pas tlllougn9'st isela!lu. Dr nlcGapa ~
n n a!ga , 1avos at afoe a'la u u ld"ape s smas
- Hla oe one OF 1Eo now cara1ha's' INC
leasuess say lnas
ANclfn1snor cnokn
NY reply to thls pastoral. p'is hnse reason
Dkhow TINT NJ mas receisct! pretiy strong
lsh. from tAo vatican that l.ts COURSE o., tiie
sM question Is deeply mortltylnG to TUG HOY
iasnes. and TINT It VIII be as we'll Tor ''ln' III
l1tEf8 tn rnEt1H ffintRNjf 4frlrfF tn ftih WINK
, 1881-06-21
Masked Men Rob an Arkansas
Farmer Of a Large
Sum. -
Several Suspected Parties Horribly
Tortured by Fifteen or Twen.
ty Neighbors.
4 Democratic Politician OF Louisiana
Kills Que Mnn antl Wounds
Another.
A Murderous Cook Bets Vessel on Fire
While Confined in The
Cabin,


.&-rs-.&,7. &,,.>,r. ,, ,.r.x.,rr,&r.n
80. ,,,.', =. ~. t,t...". 49, r.,,...
n,.,ws.w II, % t,,',, ~, ~ ,,"s,,f, ocs,,,rro,
Ve,Ht'' t'1,' s"..e ~. ',"keu9 "ssu'.e!
Oh lltl1ttlluhi ~ d. Loe 1tailFoatl tf'tt1t last
last night which resulted II, tic serious
woululing 1T i. II. Kaiser, Ut this city, Il
truyct1nv s,,rsntn,, frr thc firm, nj srt,,t.r.
.'',s,' ~ ~, .e H.. - o""I.' ~
3yl.!s 3; y 20. AIT. a>assr iai neen on H., UP
West, l'a'l RETURNED !rosH Kansas City II
Cameron, niNE there bt1ariIcd tlle traf1l for
f1,]4 c,tv IN ,,,,n,ml,y witI, tthpr ,trstn,s.
wL.,, ,'.. ,nr, IN" I,nt,1 -, t+o,nnr,,, n ,n,1,
''',.'' ~ .s!' NV ""4 ~ ~ ~, iii, .,'
"tinse aa'ne IS sttllosea 10 l'e Co'. keti'l
with tlln,. keitI, asked Kaiser something
.ho,,t t,a fnra IN t,,,t.orn thu ,l,x,unr,.
,,,s,. @ liz 't,...aa ,,,,'' T., .i,,..t .oss.
~ h''s.l "1ee.et ,''' ~ wv 1tehsl "'nco;
5l,"ftlr after leaving Cameron KAISER passed
through several cars Of the tsati, ind finally
sat ,'"wn in tho coaci. n,ljointnv tho one Ut
."',,,"I "a" 1Inu,;,,ni T., - r,,y ,,,t,,,,o"ju
t.s' '', ~" ~, ,., 49, ~" "tos ~,
crnes Welt pislol baeE nf MN. ha!s"r ielt
stlrgtng sensation IN the right sIIouEller.
autt s.,ra,g To i feet, faclg itt tho direction
Trn,,, wh;r,, ,l,a mix. r,I',e. rhcrn ,yns
Iii. ',s,. .s ,.. ,,,...'', ,,,,,t ''t.,
he1'l' anout 1nur se:t's '1's!a.t1 VIII tHs"ls,
er III al* l'atht @'h1 no i'lIineHia1e'S pI'teft
the trigger ngafn, the hall this tlnlG lottE1ng
III the tl..s},y t,art If Eolscr's LIFT furcarlut
, 1881-06-21
#, the melee. One Ii dead Ind t,e other IL
asylng; !II n,attsh.t M took 70 tfe sEan!p. rhsre


SAN FItAyctsco, Juno so.-A private dis.
patch from afazatian OF the 18th reports the
arrival Of the ntate and four ,nen Of The
Schooner Enstace, WHO say the cook, who
killed Captain lfornsby, was imprisoned In
the cabin and set the vessel on fire. The
Erstacc LETT San Francisco May 81 for Mat
at1an with cargo valued At $4,000, fnolud-
t.lE lot Of giant attl common powder, and tho
Captain, mute. four sailors, and Chinese
cook.
, 1881-06-21

VIENNA, JUNG W.-A serious ttlsllrrccttoM
Is said 10 ,e tlircAtemetl Among the tribes til
tic I'mcilu Ill Caltnro In consequence vi
Austria attempting, contrary to promises, /"
enfnrce the conscrlptton for tho La'alwcllr:
The rcsista.lec was encouraged by numerous
retutnr,l cniyrHnt. fr,,.n America,
, 1881-06-21

ni:sstA .Axb Cr1tS.A FACE TU PACE.
l.uSln,y, june .0.-A dispatch fr,nn Cai-
cMttH si,ys: ~. rep'Irt lhas reached hcra
frnn trtItra! A>in TINT laTga Indies nf l:Hs-
4i.t,, traps nre assembling Oh the bortisrs nj
kas1l9ar, and II conflict With tic Chinese
troops canIIot long hi, aycrtctl."
, 1881-06-21

UL.ACKMA1L1:ft AHHESTED.
DErnotr, Mtch., Junc .o.-Constabie Will
lam C1ose WIS arrested here tlits morning,
nnl.wi1l Lc tried o.. seyetnl charges OF black
mailing preferred By country and suburban
saluankecpets. wllo altcge that lle has made
@ at S sS 'et .e rtoHs RatSfb bs}ns Ct ssas ee
pEalnGd against.
, 1881-06-21
GRANTS JEWELS,

Special Dspateh ~ Tia Chicago Tribune.
Sr. 1oC1s, June M.-'rhe cases Of Elsie
King ind John l.. Fitzpatrick. WHO were ar-
rested aid charged with stealing the titant
Jewels, were called In the Court Ut Criminal
Correction fnr preliminary examination, but,
ns ten. (irnnt's nttcHtlnlIct c1ufd not be se-
cured, tho cases were continued,
, 1881-06-21

1HECTt1TINf2H1H <HHI7EFFFH'
Tho nlurtn frsni fIDx ~ at ~ this morning
wus CAUSED by 4 tire III tho pnttern-ahop of
Crane Hrus.' Manufacturing cUmpany's works
ut No. Eurta Jefferson, STREET. The castse nj
thu ,ro IN l,nknnwn, but lncen1InrEsln, ar'slnR
out Ut the rncent iutor troubles. II auspecteti.
TIC damage ls estimated ut $l,o0 ur upwards;
insurance unknown.
, 1881-06-21

ME,tp1ils, Tenn., June oo.-This morning,
near l.uoxalsona, Miss., It yuting man named
Taylor d. Ward slEnt aud luor,ally wounded
William Rogers. No particulars rs to the
cause nj tile shooting lluye been received.
Rogers WIS Slut tlye ttnes, aud will uIe. ~;
, 1881-06-21

Wliitecl1nfclI and tl'cs,ncre. cstah1's],e't In
tss0, l,as suspended 1T consequences nf p.-
ttliot, filed f,y one of tl1o InraeSt A!,arelolf-
FRS. 1t Is tIlorxIIt thu rr.alitnrs will 1a lnttl
III fnll. Thu fant: hstatl.etl heavy ln.sr. The
,rlst few ycass. mostly n,rfu: to agricultural
DEPRESSION. Thu liabilities arc considerable.
, 1881-06-21
A MUnIFtCEkT GIFT,

CLEVELAND, O. JUNG .o.-At a meeting OF
ssCity counclt tonight Mr.. J. II. Wade tend
cred Ms rift tn tho city u largo tract Of land
on tfsn EASTERN filnft, valued ut not less than
SO, ,000, WHICH l,e Ins for soIne years been
converting Into Ill exceedingly beautiful
park. 1t will be known ny Walls Iark. =.
, 1881-06-21
lsLo,vfNa up AN ENEMY.

SHASTA, Cal., June a0.-Tho. store OF Dr.
Conkltng at Ccntrevtllg was blown mp by
gtal,t pswter at3 II. Ill. Tliv building, stock,
AID Uhtn,tses were totally wrecked. Copk.
llng. win slept IN the blttdlng, was taken
supposed to bs tile work Ut an enemy. .
, 1881-06-21

DosToS, june 20t-9everal additional at-
tacflments upon ttta property Of the Globe
Company were served to-day. The $1,000
whtc!. ucrney deposited will, the Clerk Ut
The Court, lit lcu Of bait. were attached by
two nnrsons. Attachments were also placed
upot, the funds stnnd1ng tn tlIc tiatnn Of the
huitSt..
, 1881-06-21

KILLED Ills FAT{IEt-tN-IAW.
SEs.roli.A, Miss, .till,c A.-John A. Day,
City ttnrsl,al Ut Strayl!orn, i viliage twelve
miles west Ut Scllptnbia, t,asl his throat cut
from ear 10 ear last Saturday by hts son.in-
law. u yn,ing nnnn ua.ltcd Afayf1ctd. The
murderer escaped. The difficulty orlginnted
over the ownership OF Il suddtc.
, 1881-06-21
fitES,},{}f'zfE{t.

l.oSpoS, .tuuu 20.-l'r1ncp Alcxni,t'er's
ngents nrn reported tD le dining their tltllmst
tn prevent free clcetion III bulgaria.
fcn.la.nlrry lAtye icGn ordered to prevent
anythlng agutust thu Princes propositions.
, 1881-06-21

CALCUTTA, June 3o.-'rhc Summons
against. tie l'rntestnnt missionaries for
oten-ar preaching h:ls beer, dismissed, Tho
Court deciding that tic authorities. I'll Is
suing the prohibition, acted ultra yiras,
, 1881-06-21

C,tAniEaroy. :ln.l., June m.-Alrs. Mary
Mct,Uy wns robbcd Of 81, 900 lust evening, BY
u t)ief who entered TIC house while ths'
fn'ntEy ware at supper III tho rear OF the
house. No clcw.
, 1881-06-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Dr. e. II. nIm1aan, Of 2OI0 North seve
enth Etr.ot. I'h!ladalplta, says: :" have used
tisnts viii tno T,ost satisfactory Tcsl,lts.' lie
tirltIn 0t strungth cnusril by malaria, luuE.af-
fectlons, female eou,ptuints,. Imperfect dlgex-
use. -, 70
, 1881-06-21

KILLED IN i DRUNKEN FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June ao.-Pat Gii-
burn WIS Killed by Henry Pierce in a drunken
quarrel, liear Untles, Oregon.
, 1881-06-21

"Every itbre Of my belng responds to
tho exhIlarat.ug and bcnctlelnI onccts of =
tlr1luRht uF TurT,int's Seltzer Aperient," Is the
, 1881-06-21

SAN Antonio, Tex., juno ao.-'rl,o north
hound stage Ut tho SAt Antonio a'ns Lar"o
Ii,,e was stapl,ctl Saturday Night lIenr ls!ee
Station, ~, ttla ltno at tic International Il
Great NOrthcrn Railway, abnut twenty-five
mftas from !n,rc, b. ulle !uMs'sett rIall, VITA
compelled two 1n.sseE,arrs tu al!gl't nlnl ns-
slst 1t, ritling tllv u'nl sacks Ut eccks, ds1ltts
SNON. 'I'llu stage WIS tlelnyed lwD hours.
'ru driver aut passengers WurU INT rObbrtl
Of anything. 1t H. llouEl,tt! t!1e lIigllWay,ua,l
IL tlle sNl,l. o1In who tol.hetl tllp sttEe bt.-
twre,, tllls city nml Fredericksburg two
weeks ago.
join Wfltialns. q MeBrn .un.lar death se-
tet,rn ut Fort t:U,Icllu ior the litrter Of John
Anderson lust wLnler, br0ka Jal' iast nIgl.t
anu eScQuGtt.
, 1881-06-21

IAts lAl1tl4t WHY &@C AAHtIlh tAO fhbA0 u
thu scl,cn,u 10 England. pulnts out tho 1tsatl-
vantage to tllo other component parts ot tho
Enplru, wliicl, certainly deserve attention.
Mr.. Il. l.. O'C0nhnr tlisseNts from tbs scheme,
nj thu ground tfAt tho maintenance Of tho
ADyEllsE TO THE INTEREST or THE wollK.
uf England, hut, on the other I!ald, It lany
bo said that thu working classes ot Engialul
understand little Of thu subject. irley
might doubtless bc easily influenced by al'-
peals to support lllelulhrs WIN advocate tia
maintenance Ut Drilthh p0wer anA glory,
but nothing could bu h0lcA ut present II.
this direction from tho prnscnt llouse. Col,-
sctIucltly 1t would De wise II the lrlal, party
would sst tn work ut pnce to oducAts En-.
gllsll constituency tn tho adoption Ut
4 THU 9aIrE1t1..I. it.0t,lsAN -
basctl OH thu aboye plan nf federation.
nlsnpprobntlon Is Expressed by nlenibsra
ofthe IrlsI, purity In l'arlEamentat tho speeches
nnl statements which nr1 attributed to
U'I)onuynl lEossa III thu tisp,,tclaus publtshc,
OH thts side. The statements nrs iMper!ltng
thu broad aild butter 0ts hundreds hf thou
snllds of IrIsll urn aud Irish sw0llg,l, who
arp obliged IL seek tl.elr livelihood, AMI they
confer ,lu equivalent advantage OH the cause
Ut nationality. 90, :.
THE TELE1lLArll OPERATORS,
~ ths Vsst<rt Asspt&atsa Prtss,
L0SlUS, Iuno a0.--lm its reply to tho l'ust-
laaster.ieneral'a rup0rt, prup0slnH improve
Ments IL tbs pay Vt telegraph operators, ths
Treasury further states That II entirely agrees
will. Fawcett lit the opinion tint tho yreat
body ut telegraph operat0ra are simply mis-
led III being encouraged tn c0iltsl,d TINT, lle.
cause the Telegraph Act ut lstS ,,as sleclarod
, 1881-06-21


nro statcd t,j l1lye buan ucconplces III thu
notorious hidwutl f0rgortns ,ull tic Bunk Ut
England mud III great turf fral.ls. 'Iioy
were ronIanled.
THE "stAltt AASt: Exl'ltEss,"
III lts ruy!ew Ut tho British grain trnste oft.la
past wuek, says: Tl,u wentllcr, wltl, thu W.
ceptton Vt Il tuw cold nights, llas bt1l, highly
tuyorabe to tho growtl, mil maturity of I'LL
crops. a GuptUtts rainfall las Improved tho
prospects Af tho spring a1wlnga. Tho scarcl-
~ Ut frcsll samples throughout tho G0untry
lIhrkets Inns Rdya,rea prices atxpelh:n tu ollu
shilling. An attempt tU nbtalIl sfutllar atl-
vnl,ce III I.t,l,dUn 1I0illny rallcd, bur It was
pnrttal1y rcalized Frl4ay, lnillcrs beinE
ublfEc.l to supply nelr 1tectls. Tho tnsa1gn
supply Ii only II, ,s5 quarters, Ut whtGl, J.6l3
quarters are American. Monday, OIL recount
Of restricted sul.ply,
- .S0T NEW iDlK SPECULATION,
Amevleun rel winter A!id Australian w'litu
improved q shilling, DECLINING slightly OIL
Friday. Tho qllantlty III passage tluclInoA
~. 000 quarturs rs cun,pare.l with tlnt Of last
week. Flour stsallly tna!ntalns It's yaI,c.
This salu was casler O,l accoNnt Ut SINAI lcr
foreign nrriYals. Foreign WIS heltl firmly,
aud s0lus fNyorlt btaiMls inprsseA OH a1o,l-
dug. Lately tho ttlllncnso Importation Ut
foreign ltour parajyzrtl il,e Urlt1sh mjllmx
Interest. II q ygty muctl larger prop0rtl0ll
ut American Wheat rcaches III III tue s'Iapa
Ut Tour ..>.ss
II III IMrtlAs1IIiE TD DENY
jts intlu9.lco will Krayuly challgo tla System
ut EllEf!sll bsoltll supply, OF corn grtndllx
samples were sn,alI, alll yaitlps trn'. liust~
meas WIS l,)eagre, Foreign. was unchanged.
FurelKll oats were III largu supply, allu prizes
wern In lnyora' iasur, For 1latzp values
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

BIG INTENTIONAL $500 MAP OF
WEST VIRGININIA FOR 25 'CTs.-Lloyd
the famous map man, who made all
the maps for General Grant and the
Union armies, certificates of which
he published, has just invented a
way Of getting a relief.plate from
steel, so as to print Lloyd's New
Railroad, County Seat, and Distance
Map of West Virginia for 1881 on
one entire sheet Of strong linen pa
per four feet long on lightning press
all colored in counties handsomely,
to any part Of the world for Is cents,
or, with rollers to hang on wall, so
cents. This map cost $4,000 to make
it, and shows million places on it
all the railroads, every railroad sta
ton, the name and length of each
railroad and terminal towns. 1t is a
perfect travellers guide and merch-
ants shipping-map. Every house in
West Virginia should have COPY
Send 25 cents TOT, T. Lloyd, Wash.
ington city, and you will get copy
by return mail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26
A Wise Deacon.

deacon Wilder, want you to tell
me how you kept yourself and family
well the past season, when all the
rest of US have been sick so much,
and have had the doctors visiting us
SO often"
"Bro. Taylor, the answer is very
easy. | used Hop Bitters in time;
kept my family we'll and saved the
doctor bills. Three dollars worth of
it kept US well and able to work all
the time. Ill warrant it has cost
you and the neighbors one or two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick
the same time"
deacon, I'll use your medicine
hereafter"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

HARTFORD CRY ITEMs.-The Liver
pool furnace is making salt.
Mr.. G. w. Moredock shipped from
his yard on Saturday, 500 barrels Of
salt. II went up the river.
Mr.. Jacob Horner buried one Of his
children on Sunday the 23d inst. II
died Of scarlet fever, and was seven
years Of age. It was boy.
Rev. VIM. Weakly, an Elderin the
U. B. Church, preached for Rev. H.
Scott in the NJ. E. Church, Sunday.
Subject, The Bible. He handled the
subject well. Bro. Weakly is more
than an ordinary minister, and if he
lives and improves the talents he has
will make his mark in the world.
Major Browns suffering very much
from a severe cough. He thinks it
is the whooping cough, but the Doc
tor thinks not.
Mrs. E. G. Harpold and family will
leave this town, Tuesday the 18th for
Dallas, Texas, where we understand
they intend to make their future
home, Mr.. Harpold is already there.
We wish them success.
Mr.. D. H. Harper made a sly trip
TO Macarthur last week, and arrived
home Saturday.
Miss Eta Harper is in town, Wis.
iting at her fathers. She expects to
leave for Pennsylvania again in
about two or three weeks.
Some talk Of the Brown Brothers
buying the Luella and putting her in
the old trade again. No one that we
know ofhas any objection.
Mr.. Frank Meeks expects to leave
for Texas in few days. We are
sorry to see him leave and only hope
that he may find business such as
will abundantly reward him. We
understand he has an offer of sixty
dollars a month in telegraph Office
at Dallas.
Two Of c. W. Young's iron men
are disabled and have been brought
out for repairs. The other is dig
ging.
DR.. Guthrie, of Gallipolis, and some
of his family are visiting at Major
Browns.
Mr.. George sanford's family are
absent on u visit to Jackson county,
where they will likely remain for the
winter.
Mr.. Alfred Allen, son of Richard
Allen, who came home sick q few
days ago, is now able to be out on the
street. He expects to return to his
post again in a few days.
Mrs. c. Harpold, wife of Curtis
Harpold, is at present staying with
her sister in this place. She received
a letter few days since from her
husband, who is far out in the north.
western part Of Texas. Her health
has improved very much. J.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

CINCINNATI MARKEr.--Yesterday
flour was quoted in Cincinnati at
$500 to $3.50 per barrel, the latter
for. fancy brands; wheat at S1.44 to
sl.49 per bushel; corn at 6S to 10 cts.
per bushel; oats at 45 to 4S cts. per
bushel; potatoes at 81 to $1.05 per
bushel; apples at 1925 to 1925 per
barrel, the latter for very choice; on.
ions at So to $3.50 per barrel. Hogs
There is good shipping demand
but packers take hold sparingly, the
market ruling easy. Common are
quoted at s5@5,75; fair 10 good light
s5,S5@6.95; fair to good packing
s5.9O@645; butchers selections, se.45
@6.7O.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26
Dandelion and Mandrake pills.

These pills are made from the con.
centrated extracts Of herbs and roots,
carefully prepared, and do not grippe;
are not violent drastic, but very
mild, toning up the stomach, and in.
duce a well regulated action of the
liver.
Prepared by E. K, Thompson, Ii.
tusville, Pa.
For sale by Point Pleasant Drug
Store and A, c. Van Glider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

The daughter of Rev. VIM. H.
Harrison, who has been down with
the scarlet fever, has SO fur recovered
as to be out of danger. Every pre-.
caution was taken. to prevent the
disease from spreading, and we are
assured by the attending physician
that there is now no cause for uneas
mess.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

By advertisement 1t will be seen
that the sale of the Samuel Greer
land has been postponed until the
February term Of the Circuit Court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

Mr.. John J. Fowler, we are sorry to
learn is quite low, his life not being
despaired of last night, but at this
writing we are informed by his
physician that his condition is. de-
cidedly better.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-26

AcclDENT.-Mr. William Sterrett
of Arbuckle District, we are sorry to
learn, met with very painful acct
dent on Tuesday morning, resulting
in a dislocation and fracture of the
right shoulder, by being thrown from
a horse while entering gate at Mr.
Isaac Longs. DR.. Hoy was in at
tendance.