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Appointments to Speak.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October rs, 1888. }
General William Il. Taiaferro, King ant
Queen, Thursday, November Isl.
Judge Joseph Christian, Norfolk, Satur
day, November 3d-night.
General Fitz. Lee, Barhamsyille, New
Kent county, Saturday, November Sd
Williamsburg, Saturday, November 3D.
night. JoHS s. BARBOUR, Chairman.
IL. Shepperd, Secretary.
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PAINTS.

TOHNSTON'S PATENT STANDARD
81 DRY.sIZED KALs0MlNE AND FRISCO
PAINTS are made in pure white and all fashivna-
bic coIors: simply requiring water to mix Them.
They possess strong disinfecting Qualities. and
Will moi rub or scale from rhe wall, and guar
anteed' PURCELL. LADD & Co.
Agents Richmond, Va.
Rs,nors nj limitations. All 23-3m
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WuEAT.-White, LAP bushels very good on prf-
| vate terms. Red, go bushels very good I.ongber-
ry On private terms; 20 busnel. very good Long
berry at sl14: ia bushels mixed at 9Cc. to
s10S: 2O0 bushels prime Shorberry on private
terms; 326 bushels common to fair ShoFtberry at
q .04 10 fl.06.
CoRN-Wnite, s0S bushels common TO very
good at 60 to SAC.
RYE.-l2 bushels good at 66c.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
sATrnpaY. oc,sDer 81. 1883.

SATURDAY. OcfsDer ~. 1900
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-l,Co0 Atlanta sn0
Charlotte Railroad incomes at II.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Petersburg RaiIroed
stock at 24H; 1000 Atlanta aud Charlotte Rail-
road incomes at II; 10 shares Charlotte, CoIuua-
bia and Augusta Railroad stock at rs.
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OF for Home.

TBy telegraph u the pispatch.l
New YORK. October 27.-Lord Chief
justice Coleridge sailed Tor England to-
day on the Britannia.
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HORsFOED's ACID PHOsPHATE-BEwARE OF
ITATnNs.-ImitatiOns and counterfeits
have again appeared. Be sure that the
word = HOrsiord's" is on the wrapper.
None are genuine without it.
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Moody and San.sey In Ireland.

DUHIN. October 27.-The revival mis-
sion OF Messrs. Moody and Sankey at Cork
has terminated, having been largely at
tended and very successful. They have
gone t, Waterford TO continue their labors
IN that city and vicinity.
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TAXES.
MANCHESTER TAXPAYERS.

The last half Of the CITY AND SCHOOL,
TAX "a due November LIST. All persons paying the
same an ar before that date will be entitled TO a
rebate of per cent. said half OF the city tax.
To all tax-bills unpaid December LIST there will be
THE SfATE-TAX Is Bew rrady for collection.
To all such bills unpaid December LIST there Will
" j. w. BRONAUGH, JR..
DC 23-tNoI Treasurer City OF Manchester.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor SALE
Il ARARE BUSINESS CHANCE
A BROAD-STREtT BUSINESS, old and we'll
established. now In successful operation,
GOODWILL and FIXTURES, $500. Stock
can be purchased at less than cost. Pays hand
some profit. ..,.,,,. ,,,,o,,,,r = no
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
nc o7.9t 11l3 Main street.
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Georgia Law.BrRaksrs brought 20
Justico.
ranhfo The Disnntch.I

fBy telegraph. 70 lhe Dispatch'I
Au,NrI. GA, October 27.-In the
Banks.county kukltx case the eight prison
ers were found guilty on every indictment
Sentence Will be pronounced Monday.
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ONE OF THE BEST PHYSICIANS
TESTlFIES.

Ihave been using swifl's Specific In my practice
for quite long time. and regard il the best COM
blnation as a blood-puriier and tonic. 1t is en-
tirely vegetable, being composed Of the extracts
of roots which grow in this section Of Georgia. ]
am familiar with its history from the time the
formula was obtained from the Indians. It is a
certain and safe remedy for all kinds Of blood
poison and skin-humor, and there has never been
a failure to cure. l have cured blood-taint In
THE THIRD GENERATION
with It after had most signally failed by the most
approved methods Of treatment with mercury
and iodide of potassium.
FRED. \. ToOMER. VI. D.,
Perry. Houston county. Ga.
Our treatise on Blood AMI Skin-Diseases mailed
free TO applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Oc 25-lw Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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Great Disorders I'm siberia.

LONDON, October 27.--A dispatch from
st. Petersburg to the Exchange Telegraph
Company states that great disorders have
occurred in the penal colonies in Siberia,
owing to official corruption. \ large num-
Der OF eXies made an attempt TO escape,
but all were recaptured except those who
fled from the Island OF Taghalen.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
IIOmeward Bound.

DEPARTURE OF LORD LORNE AND PRINCESS
LOUISE FROM CANADA-sYMPATHETlC De-
NOT STRATION BY THE POPULACE.
lBy cable to the Dspstch.I
QUEBEC, October 27.-Thc departure Of
Lord Lorne and Princess Louise this
morn ny for England in the steamship
Sandman was made the occasion Of de-
mons ration Of the most sympathetic cha
rac,eI. A drilling rain and muddy roads
were not enough to dampen the ardor OF
the loyal subjects OF her Majesty, and be-
fore treahinst-tIme hundreds OF Quebecans
were directing their footsteps towards Al
lan's wharf, Dutferin terrace. or other
point OF vantage overlooking the river.
On their arrival at the wharf the
Marquis and Princess were received
by brilliant military staff. On leaving
their carriage her Royal Ilighness and
| Lord Lorne spent some time upon the
wharf shaking hands with large number
OF III lies and gentlemen present. The
party then embarked. walking over car
peted gangway. Northumberland
Robitlille. Sir Hector Langeyin. and Hon.
Mr.. Clron accompanied the party on board
the Sandman. A large crowd OF citizens
and officers also went on board to bid
adleu to the late Governor-General and
his royal wife, who were both yis-
big Affected at the sympathetic demon
stratitn made in their honor. As the
gangv ny was cleared away and vessels
moorilgs loosed, the booming OF Il royal
salute was heard. Then arose from the
thousands who crowded the wharf such
cheers as come Only from hearts filed to
Overlooking. and the sound was taken up
by the crowds on the terrace and on the
glacis above it, and higher yet as the
steamer swung out into the stream. In
addition to the bunting on board the mail
steamer, the Dominion Lines outgoing
vessel and several other ships in the har-
Dor h,isted their flags, and shell-rockets
were fred from the Allan wharf and from
| the Dominion steamships' wharf.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. october 81. 1853.
nEFERINCQ

WHgAT.-White, l76 bushels. Red, 500 BUSH
els
CoRS.-White, 1850 bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
RYE.-26 bushels.
ELOUR.--lOU barrels.
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FlOur.

Flour We quote: Fne, ss@sS.50; supernne,
s3.3JGs3.75; extra, s4.75@r4.00 family, t3a
1925; Patent family. s6Ms025.
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for small ships. such as visit the Arctic re-
gions, and recommends that the lagoon be
named after the steamer C0rwin.
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MARINE fNrELLsGENG,..
POET OF RICHMOND, OCT. 81. 1853.
ARRIVED.

POET OF RICHhOSb, OCT. 81, 1883.
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer'
chandiSe and passengers, e.. W. Allen CO., agents
Steamtr Wyoming, smith. Philadelphia, mer-
cliandlse j. W. hcCarrick, agent
steamer Ariel, clifford, NOrIoiSi unltsd Slater
mall, merchandise, sud passengers l. ID iatnit .
superintendent
Schooner Robert Healey. Brook, Chickahominy.
10 load lumber for Baltimore; vessel, Curtis K
Parker.
Schooner j. II. Gallagher, Lynch. lower James.
10 load poplar wood for philadelphia; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
dred, 10 bad wood for New York.
Schooner j. u. Vandusen, Booye, Eapp1hai-
mock. To Dad timber for New York.
Schoon r. A. IL Leaning, Lee, lower James 70
load WOO for New York.
Brig Emily 7. sheldon, Hayes, BrunswcS' hghf'
| To load Timber.
| PORT Or NETWORKS NEWS, OCT. 81, 1883.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steames Euray, Schermerhorn, Norfoik, hisr-
| chandise and PASSENGERS, chesapeake anu UNIV
| Railway Company land sailed on retnrn).
Steame- Accomac, Delk. merchandise ana pa''
| sengers snlthneld, Chesapeake and ONO RAILWAY
Company land sailed on rcturnl >.,,.
SieAmc Northampton, MeCsrrick, Nofiok
| merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana oa'o
| Railway COMPANY land sailed on rcturnl.
| eteaine- PamllcO, Brakeman. Smlthhcid, lher
! chandtse and passengers Chesapeake ana ohi'
Railway company land sailed ON returnl.
| SAILED.
| schoou n James Il. Pace, Thrasher, Port6mouth
| N H., cot: ! and ore.
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ng. ARMIsrEAD's zxARKs,

Mr.. X. T. Arinistead, Of Williamsburg,
was then introduced to the people. He
said be came with good tdings from the
lower Peninsula, where tie iniquities VI
boss rule had raised feeling Of such In.
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CamerOn's Pledge 10 the RsacJcsts
Party.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, October y.
Governor Cameron spoke here tonight in
the Armory Hall. lie opened his speech by
saying that he was Governor OF the whole
State, but that as citizen he had right
to appear before an audience who were
his friends and had extended him the in
yitation, and that he was bound by pledge
to the Readjuster partyto carry out their
programme. After going over the usual
grounds Of the Coalition orators and claim
ing great things for his administration, he
took occasion to refer to the "abuse" be
had received from the Democratic press
and speakers. lie said they wouldn't do
so, but they knew bis hands were tied.
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THAT BOUQUET.

When Colonel Evans concluded his adj
dress beautiful bouquet was presented TO
him by Captain Lamb as tribute from one
OF the ladies' OF Charles City. and in ten
dering II the Captain felicitously said :
''These flowers may serve double pur-
pose TO adorn yictoT's brow and TO deck
new-made grave; frs, wreath for your
self as true representative Of the trium-
plant Democracy, and then save from your
charity little sprig Of leartsease TO plant
over the political grave oil William Malone
after the 9Th OF November
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the PRE- SCHOOLS.

lie paid IN eloquent tribute 10 Rich
mond's devotion TO the free schools, stating
that $4,000 had been expended in the city
for the erection OF school-buildings, OF
which 10000 had been raised by munich
pal taxation; that In this Democratic
stronghold ID, public schools had pros
pcred as they ,ad done nowhere else, and
that. as a representative OF her people in
the next Legislature, he would carry out
the expressed wishes Of his constituents
without the gmd OF a caucus pledge. He
said that the shameful motto OF the Coali-
tionists--" We IRE for Arthur because Ar
thur is for us '--was in itself the fullest
admission Of Their total lack OF principle
and political integrity. Iscariot, doubt
less. acted upon when he went 10 the
High Priest, and Benedict Arnold when
he betrayed his country 10 King George.
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THE CANVASS IN THE STATE
.n.,om,,ab,e Danvnie Democrats.

rnor WALLER r.. STAPLES SPEAKS TO THEN
yorc1pTE EXPOSITION OF THE ISSUES OF
THE CANVASS.
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DEPARTURE or LORD LORNE AND PRINCESS
LOUISE FROM CANADA-SYMPATHETIC DE-
NOT STRATION BY THE POPULACE.
LEY cable 10 The Dlspatch.l
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The Jim Montgomery is on the
docks. She is to be enlarged and
otherwise improved.
"oheref" is the way a Mason
countyIgraduate spells Sheriff.
Twists and Twinges

any brethren" shouted Dr.. TalmaEe one btipb,
autumnal Sunday, there is lesson from the corn.
field. God has arranged that the ear and The hu,l
shall be parted. Every rheumatic pain Is bu,
thrust Of the husking.peg, and every neuralpie
twinge Is only twis, Of the ha,ksr."
Possibly but nobody wants to BE hu,k,d fot ii
that, and nature teaches, US TO resist III. p,oes,,
Therefore, We accept with gratitude whatever help,
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The Bulletin last week grew face
tious over our endeavors to secure
a great manufacturing enterprise
We beg to remind our esteemed CO
temporary that the money has been
about secured to induce Sweeney &
Sons, and also a furniture factory
to come here, to obtain which we
didn't call mass meetings, and
whereas and resolve in high sound
ing platitudes, and let itall vanish
in air, as the Gallipots did, when
they tried to induce q rolling mill
for the manufacture Of sheet-iron,
tolocate in their midst, not so very
long ago. 1t will not be long be-
fore we can show our neighbort
that we can build a steamboat en-,
tire and fl her out here ready fol
removing, Then the Gallipots can
sell their one.horse machine shop
for old iron. "He laughs best who
laughs last"
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MADE HIM COME TO TmE.-Miss
Wallace, Of Salt Creek, finding her
situation critical, importuned
yonng Joe Matheney to marry her,
as he had promised, but he put her
uf from time to time until the at.
fair eliminated in the birth of a
child. She again sought him and
begged him to redeem his promise,
but he declined. The services Of a
Justice we're brought into requisi.
ton, a warrant sworn out, and
young Matheney, the faithlcss Low.
CT, placed behind the bars, and,
finding the air Of the "Blue Eagle
rather damp and cool, he signifed
his intention Of being willing to
atone for his perfdy by marrying
her. A license being obtained and
the prosecuting witness being
found, she accepted the situation,
and the twain were made one flesh.
H. R. Howard gave the bride away,
and R. Wiley was the groom's best
manor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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The CURSE REMovED.-The last
known descendants Of Cornstalk,
Polly Alestock and family, left the
place where reposes the bones Of
their ancestors, and departed for
Ohio, one day lastweek. We men.
ton this for the edifcation Of Pink
Wall aud Jim Harper-to remind
them that the curse has been re.
moved from Point Pleasant, and
transferred to Gallipolis, the object.
i've point Of Polly Alestock's jour
ney-when we get Sweeney & Sons
and the Furniture factory, the grass
pand rank thistle will grow in the
streets Of Gallipolis and nod to the
passing breeze, Put this in your
pipe, and smoke it,-boys.
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The Weekly Register.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
LOCAL MATTERS.

A DocToR IN "A TIGHT PLACE.
The special correspondent from
this place to the Cincinnati Ea.
quirr under date ofNoyemberSO Both,
furnishes the following sensa-
tional item. The great question
with our people is, who are the
parties2 "To-day a lady Of some
respcctabilily entered the Office Of
a prominent physician and asked
for a private interview, which was
allowed her by The physician ac-
companying her to his consulta-
ton room in the rear Of his Office.
No sooner we're they alone than she
drew from the folds Of her dress a
cooked revolver and presenting il
at his head, demanded Of him
whether or not he was treating her
husband for a loathsome disease,
which he had evidently com.
municated TO her within the last
few days. Our medical friend took
in the situation, and saw he was
in d tight FIX. He tried the bluff
game, and finding that wouldn't
work, resorted to bis persuasive
powers, to which the belligerent
woman finally succumbed, and re.
placing her pistol in the capacious
folds Of her dress departed, and the
physician congratulates himself
that he had not given his patient
away. Some excitement was Gre
ated in the neighborhood of his
office when the facts leaked out Of
the attempted assassination of the
NJ. D. When interviewed he de-
clined to make a statement, but
the above are the solid facts Of the
case"
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Why IS 1T2-Yes, why is it, that
che lamps standing at the corners
of the courthouse yard, are put out
ola night, after they have been
lighted by the policeman They
we're burning brightly Saturday
night, and by7 o'clock some mys,
teriuushandha had turned them out.
This not the only time this has &C.
Cured. These lamps are very i'm
portant to pedestrians residing in
that section Of the town, and if
they are put out again, we'll natu-
rally want to know who did it,
We also suggest to the boys who
use the courthouse yard, that they
grease the gate hinges leading to
the yard. Their creaking gives
forth an alarm that disturbs some
people.
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ofcourse you want to make q
nice Christmas present to your la.
dy friend. We know of nothing
that would be more appropriate
than a nice coal vase, for the par.
Tor. A fine assortment will be
found at John NJ. Adkins.
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Thanksgiving day was pretty
generally observed in this place,
and more people went to church on
that day than generally 60 on Sun.
days. The day was beautiful and
bright, and was all that any one
could desire.
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We have added several new
names to our subscription list this
week, through the energy of our
friends, Mr.. Mace Maupin, of Ar.
buckle, and Mr.. ]. A, Roush, Of
New Haven. These gentlemen
never lose an opportunity to say a
good word for The REGISTER. II
other Democrats would take the
same interest in this paper, IT
would not be long until we could
count our subscribers by the thous.
ands.
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Mr.. G. NJ, Cole has just compile.
ted one Of the most beautiful cot.
tagcs in the town, it is situated on
his mill lot, Immediately on the
river bank. The carpenter work
was done by Mr.. yint Risk. His
family will move into the building
this week.
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A great amount Of petty stealing
is going on about town, and the
country adjacent. We hope the
scoundrels may be pounced upon
and exposed. Coal is too high to
be so Literally appropriated BY our
neighbors.
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Charley Coleman, we'll known to
many Of our people, and now a res.
ident Of Maiden, drew one-ffth Of
the $4,000 prize in the Novem-
Der drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery. We congratulate him up.
on his good luck.
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oursubscribers will bear in mind
that the time for wedding out"the
slOw.payers from our subscription
list is drawing nigh. If you don't
want your paper stopped and your
account collected by law, you will
not delay in settling up. We are
unwilling to carry you longer. We
can't afford it. Those who don't
pay and won't pay, We intend tc
try and make pay.
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The Gallipolis Herald, a new
venture in our sister city, by Fred
Carel & Son, is on our table. 1t is
we'll gotten up, and from the looks
Of its advertising columns we are
rather inclined to think it will be
a success, financially. Wehope so
at least.
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Says an exchange: "The individ.
ual who tackles whisky, it is only
a question of time, and often briel
time, when the destructive fluid
will down him. II has wrecked
some Of the greatest and the best
men that everlived and will inev
itably subdue the most powerful
will, the brightest intellectand thu
strongest physique with which
human being can be endowed"
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Browns Flexible Weather Strip
is acknowledged as the best strip
to keep out wind, rain, cold, snow
and dust, ever manufactured. A
full line Of these goods can be found
at Mccowu, Spencer 4 Cos.
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The property now occupied by
the Peoples Store" is for sale. II
any one wants It at a fair price, for
cash, he can have it. Size Of build.
ing, Ax5O feet, two stories. Lot,
27x9O feet Call On the editor Of
this paper.
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j. r. MeD4NfELyS
YAFNTY ENGLH-TREH,


PATENTED June u, 1883.
My Invention consists Of d Single.Tree
for single or double vehicles, provided
with swinging or opening trace hooks
whereby the traces may be detached
from the Slngle.Tree in an instant, night
tt ddy, tla itisdsaie- guard against break.
age Of the vehicle and injury to It's oecu.
pants In case the horse OF horses become
tlnmanageable, This invention also
consists OF q spring attachment for the
holdbacks Of the Thills, whereby com.
plete detachment may be effected. The
monuments OF beauty and ut which
have been reared by mans creative re.
MUS may crumbl6 and turn 10 dust, but
your risk Is dangerous and many lives
may be saved by It's use. You may
have escaped thus Tar, but many have
been killed and injured by runaway
horses or exposed to suffering from the
effects OF o kicking horse. Ladies', gen.
tlemen and coachmen express their
great safety by having this Invention.
Task the attention Of our mAnuiac.
turefs, especially mechanics. This In.
vention "a now placed before the public
for sale by Shop, County or State rights,
j, F. MCDANIEL, Inventor.
Letart West Va,
t0 Manufactured by GisT L RoLllSs,
Letaft West va. oct2i Snl
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You can save enough in fuel to
pay for putting weather strips on
your doors aud windows. Inquire
of McCown, Spencer & Co, where
you will find a complete assert.
.ment of Browns Flexible Weather
Strips, the best made.
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The thanks of this community Il
due to Mayor Tomlinson and hi
Committee for the indefatigable eff
forts they are putting forth to Sc
cure the subscription ofs10,OOO as
a bonus to Sweeney & Sons, Of the
city Of Wheeling, to remove Their
large works toour town. The COM
mittee have been met with gener'
Gus responses from many Of our
citizens, and al the time We go To
press, something near $1,000 has
been subscribed. We have'not the
least doubt but that in our next
paper We will have the pleasure Of
announcing that the $4,000 has
been fully subscribed. Our people
are waking up to the realization Of
the fact that if we expect others to
help us We must first show adispo.
sition to help ourselves The loca.
ton Of these works here will be Of
incalculable benefit to the town,
and will boost her on the road tc
prosperity.
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A Pomeroy woman-a model wife
and mother-broke her husband Of
the saloon habit by walking up &c
the bar beside him and calling fol
beer A Point Pleasant woman
tried it, but her husband only re.
piled: "Now ducky, you're acting
sensible; here, Mr.. Barkoeper, tive
schooners."
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There is every prospect that
Point Pleasant will have a regular
building boom in the Spring
There is a disposition 10 build a
number of tenement houses. We
believe it would be a good invest
ment.