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RICHMOND, July 3. 1882.

II. R. Rereiey, Esq:
Esteemed Sir,-Wc have just received a
brief communication from Colonel Frank
q. Ruflin, enclosing copy OF your letter
Of July lst asking the resignation OF the
cerkship he holds in your office a. state
Treasurer, and placing the request upon
the ground that the position Is claimed for
the Sixth district, with "other considers
tions not necessary to he named"
To this request we. as representatives Of
that portion Of the Third district to which
the position held BY Colonel Rullin was es-
pecially assigned, having been allotted 10
said Third district by the committee OF
nine on distribution OF patronage, and his
selection for the place having been ap-
proved 10y all the representatives from the
Third district, and twice confirmed with
out 4 dissenting vote, after full discussion
Of the claims OF the Sixth district, beg
leave to enter our earnest protest.
Unless there are rca sons in the " consid-
Grafton not necessary 10 mention" when
we are not yet made aware o., we cannot
look upon the step in any other light than
a. open violation OF the rights Of the Third
district and the rules Of the caucus, for no
man in any Of the State offices was elected
with more unanimity by the district to
which the place was assigned, none more
Getermincdly contested before the caucus,
or more unanimously confirmed by the eau
Gus, having been three times considered
and approved therein.
II there is any justification OF this action
in the unmentioned consideration it should
have been furnished to the representatives
Of the Third district, and the opportunity
afforded them OF naming Colonel Rullin's
successor, as this is distinctly provided for
in the caucus regulations. And should
YOU still insist on the resignation Of Colonel
Rultin, or feel 1t your duty, in the event OF
his refusal to resign, to remove him from
his place in your Office, we. as representa-
tivcs of the Third district, to whom his
place was especially assigned, as heretofore
stated, claim the right to name his successor.
WILLIAM +. GIDDNGs,
Delegate, Chesterfield and POwhatan;
JOSEPH WALKER,
Senator, Chesterfield county.
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RICHMOND. Monday, July 81.


Dear Sir,-I received your letter OF sat
urday last at $50 =. NJ, and aS soon as
could find Mr.. Giddmgs | addressed the
following letter to him, sending a similar
one TO Major Joseph Walker for reasons
which the letters set forth. Further than
that it is unnecessary TO say more at pre-
sent than this You obtained your office
under pledge TO abide the action Of the
caucus in nominating your clerks. ~ one
Of those clerks was accepted by YOU in a
conversation YOU held with Mr.. Giddngs,
in the presence OF Colonel j. B. Lady. The
claims OF the Sixth district were pressed
and were rejected by the caucus; and that
was a final decision against them.
| will not reopen nor admit them now by
resigning an Office which maintain you
cannot deprive me OF consistently with the
pledge YOU gave the caucus, and which
caused your nomination and election. l
stand upon that pledge.
As to the " other considerations not ne
cessary to Mention" | hold myself ready
TO repcl them. whether they involve charges
OF disloyalty 10 the Reddiuster party upon
its platform OF principles, or charges oI
anything else.
Making due acknowledgment for your
expressions OF warm personal regard, &C.,
| remain, very respectfully, your obedient
servant. FRANK G.. RUFFIE.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. X. B. Chat
lin & Co., real estate agents, have recently
sold the farm in Henrlco county about six
and half miles west Of the city, eontain-
ing al2A acres, owned by Mr.. II. L. Wigand.
TO Mr.. q. A, Cunningham, for the SUN Of
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t2s-7st
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
WI RICHMOND.

The flrty-ifih annual session Of thls Tn..ltG'ion
win BEGIN the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBfR
and cont inuc six months, giving the Facult, ample
time ~ deliver a complete course ~ tnslfrcflY Yu ou
an thD branches Of medical silence.
The daily s.-tcm rf examination VIII bc cpi'in-
ncd. aud aii il,c cliuirnl advantages OF Richmond
aIc IL the dl l,~il II ;hc Faculty.
one STUDENT from each senatorial district vl'i fe
accorded the Igis ieg" II attending tin co;, fltc
of charge fnT i5'"i.s-nr-' fees nn pre~sua'.ll fi
progsr tast'Mfnidls ofchard,t;g and II ii. irl -
~ 20 Tly The usual ritr..
For catalogue, o. other Information aiire--
ic 2I-1tt~tiSwli lin 4. y. Mcf AN. Dtlr.
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OUTSIDE Of school dolngs. MoNrRosE" T. the
most important topic. CTS. DELARUE, next ID
Dispdtci office, can tell YOU all about g.
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II you want TO know the meaning OF MOy-
TRosE" ask L. HUGxR, corner Ninth and Bank.
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Christian Il White have iu.t received an
elegant lot Of large smoked ton. and
choice roe herring-, with irc-h supply oi
nu..iap clygir
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
occasional light rains, winds mostly south
cry, stationary or lower temperature.
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PERMANENT PHoTcCRAFHs al the LIE GAL
LKRY. Card-pictures, ! dozen. Framing size, VI.
No more fading pictures. Cards, u pr dozen.
Framing siIe, 81. LEE GALLERY.
Best aud cheapest photographs. LfEGALLERY.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing coac Il
the DISPATCH PRfNTrNG-liOrsE. Good wo;k,
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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SKINNY MES.-" Wells Health Rcncwer" re-
stores health and yIgor, CURES Dyspepsia. e.. At
druggists
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he sure your ground 2 Cd. Then he sure sou
maintain your ground; aad VIC do maintain the
best 25-CEST DISSKR IN Richmond eaa be had Al
LANES MODEL DIsING Rooms, 32Z north se''
cuth street.
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DOBERT MOORE Il CO.,
Al ~ EXCHANGE PLACE.
WV NnIk

NEW YORK.
Fxccu.r huYing aud selling orders on 'lc Sew
York Produce and Cotton Exchanges for imme-
~ 1T and future delivery
Particular attention given 10 WHEAT. OATS.
CORN. aud FLOUR, On which We make literal
advances.
Correspondence solicited ,y9-lit
sCOTrsyILLE, ALBENARLE COUNTY, Vat
July /. lsS-. )
IOIIN :. ANDREWS, VI. D.. Mrs.
" ORIE MOON ANDEtWS. VI. u are prepared
To- receive and treat WOMEN and children q,
their residence, ON Harrison street. Medical IT.
tendance nt the usual rates. Location h lithy Nai
TCtiTcd. Board very moderate. IS S->uSt
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
As I have been requested by friends,
whose advice am nothing 10th to follow,
10 put the following correspondence be-
fore the public, ] respectfully ask its ap-
pearance in the Dispatch:
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, so (;
A. NJ, 80; noon, IS; 3P. NJ. 90; G L.
NJ. 81; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature. "a.
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DON'T DIE In the house. Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, Eiee, aes reaches, eed-eass lac.
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TREAsURER's OEFICE, !
RICHMOND, Va. July I, 1882.
oIonel +. &. Rufin, Richmond, Va:

Colonel +. q. Rut6n, Richmond, VG.:
Dear Sir,-The warm personal regard,
and may say the high appreciation, | have
for you as Il gentleman OF brilliant talent
and unblemished honor, makes the step /
am about 20 take most painful one to me.
The clerkship you hold is claimed by the
Sixth district, and the claim is being
pressed. This, with other considerations
not necessary to mention, force me to say
that the resignation Of your clerkship
would be accepted. In taking this step
can assure you that | am not Influenced
by any other considerations than those Of a
desire to promote the harmony and success
Of the party to which | owe my position
and the successful administration OF my
office. Most respectfully,
ID. IL. REyELEY.
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OcrET NERVES and taln.y htcp IN HOP BIT
rms for sleeploss ladies and invalids.
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II YDIA L.. PiNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,

YDIA L. PlNKnAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
SURE CUEE FOR
ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
INCLUDING
LEUCORRHGA IRREGULAR ANDPAlNFUL
MEXsTRUATION, INFLAMMATION AND
ULCERATION OF THE WOMB,
FLOODING, PROLAPsCs UTERI, SC
Pleasant 10 the taste, oflcacious and Immediate
In II. eject. 1t IS great help In pregnancy and
reileves paln during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS Use 1T AND PRESCRIBE
IT FREELY.
For al weaknesses Of tie generative organs OF
either sex II IS second TO remedy that has ever
been before the public; and for all diseases OF uie
kidneys 1t IS lie
GREATEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
or EITHER Sen FIND GREAT BELIEF IN
ITS USE.
LYDIA p. PINKHAM's BLoOD-PURiFlEh
will eradicate every vestiee OF hu nors from 'e
blood at the same time VIII give tone and s'rehsu
10 the system. As marvellous in results as uie
COMPOUND.
uoth the COMPOUND and BLO0D-PURIFIER
are prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue
LYNN Mass. Price Of either, 81. SIX bottles for
IS. HE COMPOUND Is sent by mail In the form OF
mills. .xr of Iozenges. on receipt Of price, VI per
box for ether. Mrs. PiSKiAM freely answers all
leticrs os inquiry. Enclose 3-cent stamp. Send
for pampLis.. Mention this paper.
LYDIA n. rINKHAD's LfvER-PILLs cure
Consultation. Bssscusness, and Tospdty Of use
Liver 25 cents.
Fold by all druggists. ~ 9-eod
DOOK AND JOB Work NEATLY
OExCECxkO ~ the DISPATCH PRINTING
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RICHMOND, VA, June II. lsS2.
ppIIC ATInN WILL RE MADE To

n THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~ III Caes-
a ~ .kc aud Ohio Railway Company To- the i.su-
alcc q a new CERTIFICATE OF SiOfk ia Hir
Virginia Central Railroad company. sand X in
my name: saii eeri dcate being NJ. 1890. az.
bearing date of November II, 1857. lthis nccu
ioet or Inisasd. but believed - have been cct ca
the 81 Of April, 1868.
je ll-suSt WM. u. PJfA>ANlr.
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t.E MONS dc.
Iosr. sTRAyED. ANn STOLEN.

EsTRAY.-A SMALL EVE LAN3
II Wa taken up y The police on uic cih D. .r'.
The owner can get if ny applying - Ihl.t Police
station. DrOok aselue ara htI shsli stree.
JOHN rOf. 5F..
~ O-lt tticf 81 r. .ct.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, VA, July 6, 1882. }

Colonel +. &. Rufin, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-Yours Of the Sd is to hand and
contents noted. In reply | will state that
# leaves me but one course TO pursue. ana
that is to annul your'appointment a clerk
in the Treasurers Office. Renewing the
expressions Of personal regard made in my
first TO you, l remain, very respectfully,
your obedicnt servant,
ID. X. REvELEY.
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In addition TO the above, few brief
comments and explanations will put this
matter In what take to be Its true light.
Among the very first things done by the
Readjusters at the late session OF the Gene
raj Assembly was to appoint n committee
TO distribute the patronage OF the State
among themselves, and 10 pass resolution
requiring every candidate for the headship
OF u. department or bureau to pledge him.
self In satisfactory way to abide the action
OF the caucus In appointments TO Office un-
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
On PER CENT. DISCOUNT. n2s22

our patrons and the public generally arerespect-
fully Informed that we stin continue selling our
entire stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. Y

DOANOkE 'OIItOt, NAll-N4. -,
IL offer. good Advantage m CLASSIC ~. Ahlp
SCIENTIFIC COURSES. Elective, Basic. ,frd
Preparatory ~tui.e-. German and French spus"i.
Large 'af1ry. kDuiinl sud hr.tlil iu country.
fiSp tho--no ftI-rtufns. Increasing lt,Ini-
agc from nu,n State. Ih.riieth .s.-ipn I.,.ns
SEPTEMBER l3TH. EXPENSES VERY MOP
EkA1E. Catalogue fHilh cut of tIi. tings'
yrOunds. ana Houuts a.. fHEi. Aclres- -. q III
IARG or FACULTY. s. s-est-in
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FOR RENT.

I WILL RENT Ny HOUSE, Or \ r.
L PORTION or IT, either furnished og au- IL
furaished, rvr uic summer. Apply on preiiii - ~
T.. l.. VAN LEV.
fy q-9t NJ. 23i east Grace s,gcr-.
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LYDIA u. sISKHAD's LivER-PILLs cure
Constipation. Bssscnsness, and Tospidify OF ue
Liver. 25 cents.
fold by all druggists. ~ 9-sod
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NOR RENT. THE RESTAURANT, g.
II BAR, Bu.LIARD-' AND DINING a..
ROOM. MIIH BASEMENT, &C, Oh thE

SANGER HALLE,
on Seventh letwecn Broad and Marshall siroeis-
,hc most popular. attractive, aud best-ns,ias pace
OF its character In M, state. 1hs tefihsA AZ 80.
aitous uni.r which Ihe tease Will b. graaisi e.a
be looked into % sic ssrs. Jacob kbel =, = !. We
Main, aud Charles L.. segcrs, No. AZ srDts
street. The lease viii commence ON thc l.. CAY "i
september, A. c., but all parties cesifirFip ui, ~
Application Tor The place must hand u VA on OF 1e'
fore the sth day Of July, a. sc,,,,nr,s
corner OF fifth and broad streets.
Anything coming In later cannot DC ec.siassSi'
IL lt-su3t
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N.R.-First-class milliners desirous Of an en-
gagement for tic coming season may call ON or ad-
dress the above. y "-'NuN
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9itllmond 1ispatth.
SUNDAY................JU July 0, 1882.

Rs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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RICHMOND, July :. 1SSZ.

d. r. Rereley, Esq, Treasurer Of the State
Of Virginia:
Dear Sir.-I have your note OF the 9th
instant, handed me by DR.. Bondurant this
morning, removing me from the Office OF
temporary clerk in the Treasurer's office.
You will lind the two books OF which |
had charge-to wit, the cash book and
journal Of the Commonwealth account
in their usual and proper place.
The key to the locked desk in which the
receipts and warrants are kept is enclosed
I'm this letter.
The books are balanced to July 1st, and
| have written no further in them.
Your obedient servant,
FRANK G.. RCFFIS.
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ENTERED at the Post-onice al Richmond, Va, as
second-clsss matter.l
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THE rNDERsIGNED sRaat4r1s

II LII t FAIk VF III III - -.
RIhMtD >PEITACLEs boa >oiue store on Nam
street ON July 7tr. Information coucorniuz tncit
clin DC ieft AT H.. Disyatci oAic' With tole K
HIynCs. IL Eighteenth street, aud viii he hlsA-
fully received. -
iy g-lts H. 4. tttAl HAF.
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go PER CENT. DISCOUNT
oa our already reduced prices until possession is
taken bv tic contractor for the intended improve
meni of our store. The large increase OF sales
since we have offered our goods al above discount
proves that full DOLLARS WORTH Of goods is
given for EIGHTY CENTS.
LEWIS KAUFMAN,
4l3 east Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
Richmond, Va.
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+ OST, on LAST SUNDAY, 4 Lag
LDN'S DOtBLR-CASEG GOLD WATCH q :.
was stolen from my hou.e. The watch Is AZ l-ss6
Old one, very richly onauccd, and rather OTef fie
ordinary si1c. A literal reward viii le paid n
u return D. me 20 No. > west Grace sirctt or a.
the 'reAsurrI. Office Df the Richmond AMI DaE-
willie Railroad Company. and 20 question: ay.ef
ty g-2ts JOfIN ". HALL.
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CTRAlED, FROM l+JJ ROSS f5.sg
! - STREET. Wednesday. July 5tb. Iwo---A.-
] COWS-one red-and- white. With crooked h0rus,
/ and the other mlnsied roi-and-whiic. \ ssltihig
reward will Dc paid fr the recovery % .ie s1me ~
I the above number. y o+@iF
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Snatched from the Grave,

My wife was at the brink of the
grave. She had been given up to die
by three of Allegheny City's best ply
sicians. They all pronounced her
disease consumption. Her finger
nails and lips were blue; was pulse
less at the wrist; we were all Called to
witness her DEATH At this moment
a neighbor brought in DR.. Hartman.
who prescribed teaspoonful of Pc.
runa every hour. She improved from
the first dose, and in a week she was
up, and now Qess than six months)
she is well. See page 80 in the ellis
Of Life" a book you can get gratis
from your Druggist, If not, address
DIR. Hartman, Osborn, Ohio.
I. s. EBERLFIN, South Chicago, Ill.
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Our Tanner and Shoe Manufactur.
er, D. S. Snyder, calls your attention
to the fact that he pays the market
price for Hides, Bark, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, &c. Sells all kinds of Leath.
er, and makes to order out of best
material a good fit or no trade, Boots,
Shoes, &c, at lowest prices. All
business will receive prompt and
careful attention, Tannery, No. G
East 18th st.; Shoe Shop No 63 West
Main ST. ian1S-1v
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Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound reyives the dropping
spirits; invigorates and hatmoEizes
the organic functions; gives elastici.
ty and firmness to the step, restores
the natural lustre to the eye, and
plants on the pale cheek Of beauty
the fresh roses of life's spring and
early summer time.
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ALosiur .Jo,te.

A prominent physician of Pitts.
bqrgh said jokinglY to a lady patient
who was complaining of her con.
tinued i'll health, and Of his Inability
TO cure her, "try Hop Bittersi" The
lady took II in earnest and used the
Bittersi from which she obtained
permanent health. She now laughs
at the doctor for his joke, but he is
not SO well pleased with it, US it cost
him a good patient.-Harrisbmgl
PutriOt.
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Timothy Poflenbarger.

Mr. Editor BY request, and having
had an extended acquaintance with
Mr.. T. Poffenbarger, who took his
own life at Gallipolis, April 10Th,
1882, and having seen but little writ.
ten about him we venture to write
this in addition. Timothy Poa.n.
barger was born November 29th,
1858, which would make him at the
day of his death 2S years, 5 months
and % days old. And having had at
times personal and very intimate
acquaintance with him from his
childhood, we are prepared to speak.
We remember him when he was but
small boy at his fathers Preside
and during all these years we never
saw or heard any thing that would
initiate against his moral character.
He was a young man Of no ordinary
intellectual capacity, and especially
in mathematics he had very few that
excelled him. And being one Of our
own craft we met him very frequent
ly for the last six or eight years in our
Teachers Institutes. II could not be
said Of him that he was inconsiderate
bold and rash, but rather diffident,
timid and retiring in his disposition,
but was always ready to do his part,
and always did it well. Asa teacher
he was a success, never failing to
give general satisfaction, and this
only can be said Of the best Of us.
With what crushing emphasis did
the announcement Of his tragical
death fall upon our ears. What n
thrill Of terror did it vibrate through
out our whole being, and with what
intense anxiety did we inquire into
the cause, that SO intelligent, so kind,
SO accomplished and respected a
young man, would with his own
hands take his own life. 1t can be
accounted for only on the ground
that his mind had become unbal-
anced and thinking to find relief, self
destruction was chosen as the only
remedy. His record as a teacher in
our Public Schools was such that he
was chosen as one of the Board of
Examiners Of our county. But in
an evil hour and under some strange
infatuation with the instrument of
death in his hand he inflicted upon
himself an irreparable injury which
has deprived the world of all the
good he was capable Of accomplishing,
sending an arrow as it were dipped
in blood through the hearts of his
afectionate parents, and unbidden,
rushes himself into that mysterious
region whence no traveller returns.
But what more shall we say, no words
that we can employ can ever reach
the cerements of the tomb, or break
the letters of death, and restore thee
to life again, and to thy friends and
US. We can follow in our imagina.
ton, thy spirit which is but myself,
over TO the other shore, and can but
hope that thou hast found fairer
cline not clouded with distracting
cares or shattered brain. But finally
we think we can safely say that in
the death of Timothy Poffenbarger,
his parents have lost an affectionate
son, we star of the first magnitude
from the ranks of our profession, and
Mason county a noble and high
minded citizen. May the loving
father above shine darkness in light,
scatter the clouds of sorrow and
speak peace to the deeply stricken
hearts of his weeping friends and
reconcile US all TO the fat of the in
evitable. w. w. H.
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A Card.

Editor Register l desire through
the medium of printers ink and pa
per, to return my thanks to the kind
people of sub,district No. 2, Clendin-
en- district, for their kindness while
teaching in their midst; also TO all
who so kindly assisted me in my pub
lie exhibition at the close of my
school held in Pisgah Church, on
Tuesday, May 4th, and TO the officers
of said church for permitting me to
hold it there.
May He who watches the sparrows
fall, and hears the cry of the young
raven, bless all. Respectfully
W. P. BUELL..
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

TWILL offer for sale at Public Auctionon
1.-THE LIST day OF September my farm (itnot
sold before that date at private sale) OF 200
acres, situated two miles from the Kama.
wha River, on Little Sixteen, Arbuckle
District; 100 acres of said land is in good
state Of cultivation. The farm is well i'm.
proved, has on it good brick dwelling
large barn and large apple and peach or.
chard. For further information, terms, &c.
address JOHN T. COLEMAN.
Arbuckle P. O., Mason County, W. Va,
may 3.4-ms
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We call attention to the advertise.
ment, in this issue, of B. F. Biggs,
Undertaken, Pomeroy, Ohio. He has
a large and well equipped establish
ment, and will do all that he prom
Uses in his advertisement. We hope
none of our friends will ever require
his services, but if they do, and no
doubt they will, for fate is against
US all, We hope they will employ him
'oput their friends away in good
style.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-05-10
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the stockhold.
i ers of the Hartford City Coal and Salt
Company will be held at the Company's
Office, in Hartford City, West Virginia, on
Thursday, the 18th day OF May, 1882, at
10 O'Clock q. m, for the purpose Of choos.
ing q Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year, and to do all other business that
may lawfully come before said meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
G. w. MOREDOCK, Pres't.