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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-01

Village of Hancock SO
Board adjourned to meet Monday July %.
A. III. TAIsY,
Chairman of Board of County
Commissioners,
Stevens County,
State of Minnesota.
THos. E. HEENAN.
County Auditor.
SECOND DAY.
The County Board of Equalization of
Stevens County Minnesota met at the
Auditors office in the Village of Morris
in said County on Monday afternoon
July 23d A. D. 1888, in pursuance of adj
iournment Present the full Board. X. G.
Helgeson having taken the required oath.
I On motion the Board adjourned to meet
on Tuesday morning July gath, 1888.
A. III. TAIsY,
Chairman of Board of County
Commissioners,
Stevens County,
Minnesota.
THos. +. HEENAN,
County Auditor.
THIRD DAY
The Board of Equalization of Stevens
| County Minnesota met at the Auditors
office in the Village of Morris in said
county on Tuesday July Gath A. d. 1888
inpursuance of adjournment; present, the
| full Board.
The Board Made the following changes
in the totals of the personal property as
sessmcnt of the following named persons
in the Village of Morris: C. j. Groom.
quist from 81 500 to 81 800; J. E. Daniel
son from $500 to 4,5OO; Good s. Bris-
bine from $500 to $1,000; Helgeson &
Hanson from $500 to 5000; l.. E.
Pearce from 5000 to $4,000; Charles
Wilson from 81 200 to $1,000; Wolff &
Wells from sc, 600 to $1,000.
The Board made the following changes
in the totals of the personal property as
sessment of the Village of Hancock.
A. F. Englund reduced from $500 to
$500.
And the Board adjourned.
/ A. I'll. TAIsY,
Chairman.
/ Attest:
THos. E. HEENAN,
County Auditor.
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len, uno ct ielbft follte nie6eriteigen aus
oem bellen Sagesli6te in bic bunfle Grs
be, um bort auf immer gebannt gu bleiz
ben.
Ob es alagen ober @rinnerungen
tparen, bic Der Quel fliiiterte, lein
trdumerii6es &aul6en iibte cine felt=
fame Ma6t auf ben ern1 fen, iinIteren
Mann, Der ME bas einiame Srdumen
uno feline poeiie gefannt bate, tuie auf
6as iunge, bliibenbe Mdh6en an feiner
Settle, bas bisberr la6enb umo fpielen6
our6 bas 2eben geflattert mar, obne
ieinen grnit au6 nur 5u abnen. IS
loite all ienes beige &ingem lno Sire
ben, al bieie froben 9inbertraume in
elne ein5ige rdtbielbafte gmpfiubuug,
tpel9e Die 8eiben balls 1iiB l1nb balls
bedneitigen6 umipann. Inter bieiem
einf6rmigen nnb bod 10 melobii6en
Gieieln unb &aui6en mid Die @elt ba
Drauben nit ibrer f9immernben Terne
un6 ibrem leu6tenben 5onnengolb tpeit
uno tueiter 5uriid, unb enbli6 berlanf
lie gan5.
(GCrtfebuns foIat)
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= 9emOen iar Serren (unlaundred)
SO Gent DOG 5tiid beim Famous.
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glIs Der beriibmte giOlinfpieler
Soiepb Soa6in nod 9offonsertmeltter
in Sannoper mar (1854-1S69), fiiblte
er in einem iebr beiBeu CONNER ben
Srang in ii9, f6tpimmen gu lernen.
Nls bieier llnterri6t bel einem iebr re-
ttommirten S6mimmlebrer, init Namen
Shnmeper glidli9 beenbet mar, pailirte
ibm 5as Wtalbeur, baB er bebenflid
uWafer su f6luden" besann. @ai9
sog i'm Der aufmerfiame S@nimmleb-
rer auf's 3rodene, banb ibm no6mals
bas Sell um uno belebrte ibn, pie er
i'm Mafier regelredt agiren miiiie.
so, Serr Soa6im", iagte 0illmeper,
na6bem er ben &iinitIer pieber ing
@aHer gelafen batte. nnu legen sc fi9
nal uif ben Bau6-io-unb nu fmiten
(perfen) Sc bat cine Bein iau unb bat
anbere iau berrutZuno ba f9pimmt
sc benH Ser 2iinitler folste benz &as
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gtattfttf bcr Sbeaternamcn=G Gbcn.

(3um ua6benfli6en ACKNOWLEDGMENT
allen 91initlerinnen empfoblen.)
Statiitii6 gang genall ersiebt F6:
ytur Cine tpir6 ben ITO
5beaterbamen Srau 8aron,
Oies 1T bas 9aerlet6t fte f6on.
9o6 menn Su tpilit Srau @rdfin
beiBen,
MsuBt 9u i6on grDB'rer 9ofett'rie
un6 gr0B'rer Miibe Sid befeiBem,
Sonit, &iinitleri1, gelingt Sir's tlie,
0enn bon 200 tuoblge5dblet
3raf Cine nur bas i66ne 2oos,
Die fat our @rdfin lt6 bermdblet
Wenn audi boriibergebenb Bios.
Oas s iir fin tperoen 1T mod f9tperer,
Oenn bon 405, bort! bort!
SIT gine nur, Der Elm gerebrer,
Ser 6iirit 1T, feline 9ano bel6eert.
Gin 8 ersDg aber-aber-
50 gerne er audi als 2iebbaber
PHegt Dorsufommen bann unb pann
ST ein b0blt ieltner @bemann,
9enn gu 846
Sbeaterbamell a6 berirrt fi6
yur giner, ber fit Cine flammt
8is gum glltar unb 9tanbesamt.
9'ruin, Iermife, i6eint ii6's ni6t gu
lobnen
9ie etp'ge Moelsangelei
gfa9 10 unb 10 geaadten &ronen,
Stammbdumen, Wappen, Nbnenreib',
9enn i6Der 1T 1 mas gu fangen,
lln6 p 1T, tpie's oft gegangen,
Sbr tpibt's, biel Sesen ni6t babel.
Drum priifet bas Serb dltniB fein,
Bon l su 10 unb 10 biel 9unbert,
llnb ipenn es @ub ein ipenig tplnbert,
2aBt @ud ni9t auf's @erbdltniB
ein.
(gerl. Wespen.)
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NE SEHPN
Den>8e3lpinQer

Sc berubigt unb erquidt ben aranfen = nid)t
our9 bic Ginfiibrung bon Spiaten unb anbern
Sraitii6en Meoitamenten, ionbern burd bic
8efOrberung ber sbdtigteit bes Nfagen6 unb
serbenibfemis, ipelbe bas @ebirn bon ben fdab>
li9en @infliIea befreien, auf beren llr iadea
uir uns oben beaoget,.
Sur @eiitlide, Abbofaten, 2tteraten, 3auf<
leute, 8anfierS, Gamen unb sllle, beren fiben6e
eebensmeile slerbcnldbmung unb 1lnorbnuna
eeS @lutes, bcs @fasens, ber @insepeibe unS
&teren erseugt ober fir ollie, Die eines nerben.
1artenoen, tti,nulircnben gHitteIs bebiirfen, III
9 Samarttan n @erb inc unI6dbbar. 9au,
ienoe erflaren als bas punberbollite belebenbe
@fittel, oaS ban iinfenbe Sbfem trdftist.
$1.5o. 3u faufen bel allen slpotbefern.
Sr. g. q. &i6monb @f cd. So, ct.
Solepb, @to.
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Werbet Sbr bes 9iadtS geitSrt merben
itnp In gurer 0inhe unterbrcGen burd bos
G9reien eineB franfen Ginbes, ipeldes
Sdmer5en bonn Durdbre9en Der 3dhne
Isibet? SIT es Der San, 70 fault cine Slaide
BON Dlrs. Winslnps Scrtbins Gnrup.
@r ipirb ben arnten Gleinen fcfcrt BON iei>
nen gdmer3en befreien. Wlan perlaiIe fid
oarcnf, es Hilft. So 1T feline Mutter uuf
@rbsn, bic es periudte unb Sud nidt nit
thellen marbe, baB 20 bic GinSeiDeipe re'
8ultrt, ben 3leineu 5hlfe unb @eiunsbeit
uno Der wlutter Suhe peridaff., baf eS
uie 3aiiter mirft. Dos Wittel III llder in
aaen 6dasn unb ansenebm BON @eidmad; !;
es trirb bon elmer Der dlteiten unb belfen
Drttcrinnen in ben Ser. Gtaaten Der.
idrieben. lleberuu su baben, bic Ttaide
5u 25 @ents.
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9os yNetter1iouoI Wureou

= Sas @etterlisual Bureau in
Waibinston bat eiuen Gbef, 10 stpeite
2ieutenants, $50 Sergeanten, so &or=
porale unh 300 @emeine. Nebenbei
merben gelegentli9 10 &apit1ne unb
erfe 2ieutenants Der reguldren 9(rmee
pel6e ifets Der 8erufrlng in BEN Mili=
tdr6ienit getpdrtig fein miiien, su be-
fonbereu Sieniten bertpenbet. Wtit biez
ler Manni9aft 1inb 500 Wettertatio=
lten i'm @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten belebt
bon benen bic 9dlfte freitpillig 6ienens
Be mihenf9a{tli6e pribatleute pertpal=
ten. Ser 8ureaubienf in Maib=
ingtptt aaein erforbert $50 G9reiber,
tuel6e Die breimal tdslid eingebenben
Wetter=S Selegramme bu6en uno iiberz
fi1tli9 auiammenftellen rniillen, tporous
bantt bic Sffieiere bic @etterpropbeseis
bungen ableitem unb brr6 bas 2anb
telegrapbiren. uebrigens giebt bieie
8eb0rbe mertbboae ipifeni6aftli6e Gor=
i6ungen in Glugi6riften berans, nell
DIE anoernfaQs mitunter f6iperlib ber=
Dffentli6t tperben tpiirben, unb perIen.
bet fie foifenfrei in ale 2dnber.
= profeiior 9ofmann, ber nit anbe=
rem BON BILLIARDS @dfen iiber Chicago
mad Stem YDrf surudsereif 1T, bat-lo
f9reibt bic .eSllinois StaatsSeitung"-
iiberOacota feline eigenen 4nii6ten. ct
meint es lei ipDbl Die Weiaenfainmer Der
Welt, aber Dem DeutI6en tpiirbe es
bort ni6t gefaQen. Ser SeutI9e ipolte
ni6t bios 8elo perbienett, 5onbern li9
aud bes S66nen erfreuen. 9aeota
lei gu einf0rmig, gu flad. aber Ore
gom, stpif6en Yortlanb unb benz puset
@un6, lei Elm 2anb fiir bic 9euti6en,
es erinnere an bic &beinsegenoen. Oa
ieien 8erge ubb bunfle Wdlber, Crime
3bdler uno raui6enbe 8d6e, tpie Der
Oeutf6e tie lie6e. 8iele Seutl@e babe
er bort gefunben unb Nllen ging es gut.
Sod Bis iebt iei bic S90nbeit unb Der
8ei6tbum bieies berrli6en 2anbes in
Deuti6lanb 10 gut ipie unbefannt. =
prof. 9ofmann, elmer ber bebeutenb=
ften @bemifer ber gseu5eit, bat au6 bic
Wifeni6aft auf ieiner &eile ni6t auBer
Nueem gelai1en. go bat er fiinfsis Mine=
rlltpafer BON ben berf6iebenen beiBen
Nuelen bes OelOpitOne parfs mitse=
nommen UNI lie gu analDliren.
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tbe bes 6errn Diillmeper un6 mari Elm
8ein re9ts, bas anbere lints heraus,
alein ebe er unb ST. 9iillmeper fi6's
berlaben, f9ludte Der Giintler pieoer
Wa1er. pSa, ia, ia, Serr Soa6im!"
iagte barauf 9err 9iilmeper, ibm tpie=
Der aufs Srodene belfenb, ufO li6t is
oas nib as bas 8iaaelinlpeelen."
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Sp1aptpme einer
a. A hTffneft 3ef1er.

at ft Z y q ft9 9eW - e y G f.
s2anaeI an Mppetif, @ebdriu g,eritopfung,
gdniersen i'm S4cpf NIT einen bumpfen @efiibI
I'M 6inferfopfe, Gdn1erseu uilter ben Ghulters
tfdtfern, 4ufgefrtebeniein nad benz @ifert, init
Mbueiqung aegcit iebe fSrperlibe pcer gelftige
iiili1a ifsif beiit tefpnberen @eflitle, tr9enn
ztlle GbIiegenbeit bergef5en 81 baben, Wioigs
feit, Birre, 1er3flrpfefl, Bunfte Dor ben Angen,
geite 6nut, iiberbdupf &cpffHnter5en rberhalb
6s5 relbtea euseB, u1rubigcr Shlef init bedngs
flaeuren Er1liileif, fart gefdrtter urtfr u1o
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50 erH pu futta.

EutfS y @ilten flisc fpe;ieii fur eiefe sane
btreifets ei1eD perurfad)t cinen fpldcm2Sed)s
feI I'm 8efInten, cae Der 2eieente erftaunf fft.
etpeflfletreit ben Nppsfff uue berurdden Wiftid)s
n(ns, "a 1er Rorper aeitdbrf ito out itre tpnfd9e
AttrtlIu9 atf hie3ercduitnge etn regeindkts
Ger &tntia0nA terDorserEien tpiro gretS IS Gents
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SAMARITAN
ltnfeblbar.
NERvINE. :.

uSie beanipr1den gu biel fir eamar + itan
Merbine e" fagte Gin Sbeifler u9Sie faun
eine einsige Meoisn Elm SeilmitteI iein fit
Gptlspitt. Gnspepfe, Nleobo!ismus,
Spiunl=@hen, 6aeumatismus, Samen.
idmade uub finfjis unberearon.teiten?"
gBir ertaren es fiir elm SeiImttel, cinfa6, ipeil
alle &ranfbeiten aus Dem 8lut entfteben. Sci.
ne nerbentarfenben, nieber bericlenoen unb
abfiibrenben @isenidaften erfiillen alle 8eoin<
gunsen, Die ibm suseid)rieben perben. Gs iit
in ber meiten 8elt befannt als
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= g { 8 . G { E - 8 e.
@raue eaarecser 9 II te ruerse,s sur5 e,,, etu,toes
wi AaiiIaasa r., eielsE SarSs sn eLdnasne nmar5en
aifgsnblab gnpertnn5en IN Npotteis coer spsrp nas
gnIpf1u1 bon 81 rurcb Grpreb rerfdnnf. 49, '
Dfi7ce 35 Deurrap Gtresf, NsmsaIprf. :
tnhserl8epte roll uirb aufgerlaussa ifei SesIeaset
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Brabanoter, gaIeneienne, pas
rllet. @ufiifde, 6ddfil6e unb leinene
Splgeu m groBer @usipabl biligit beim
6anlons.
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Die
Edsit@e Sreie Nre1s
eri@etnt
tdsl!d nit gusaabme bes gpnutaes
nnb tufft
$40 90 fir bas Satr pber $3.50 fur
Wicnate
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Of Tie youth. Openire address ~

oflhe youth. Opening address BY
Rev \. S. Wade
$3.50 I. Does the Sunday
School supplement- 81 take the
place Of the parents, in the relie-
ious Instruction Of childFenG 0p
ening address by Rev. ]. N. Carter.
$50 +. h. The character aud.
qualifications Of Sunday School Off.
GERS aud teachers Opening ad.
dress by Hon. R. n Burns. e
$50 a M.-Of whom should 4
Sunday School be composedH Op.
ening address by r. C. Burns.
1o3oA M.-Adyantdges derived
from the Sunday School, both BY
the church and the community.
Essay by Miss Iside Moore.
II 4. I.-Ate Immoral and Inf.
del Literature Destructive OF our
Civil Institutions Rev ". N.
Prottsman, ND.
2:SO p, M.-How to organize and
maintain spudiy.schools in desti
tute piacesS
-Theimporlance Of sound
literature in our Sunday schools.
4 p.G-Best method Of meeting
expenses Of the sunddy.school.
7:3O p. MA general mass meet,
ing.
Persons will be secured to lead
OF on the questions where no speak.
er is given.
Each question wifi be discussed
at such length as may be thought
profitable, in speeches not to ex.
coed Eve minutes.
a large attendance, and a full
and free interchange Of opinion is
desirnd
sundpy.schooi workers; who may
not be delegates, will be cordially
welcomed.
Let this, our sunday.school Con.
vention, be the means Of arousing
a deeperinterest in this work, upon
the part Of those already enlisted,
as we'll as inducing every member
Of the church to contribute some.
thing to the furtherance Of the
Sunday.school cause.
JOHN MARTIN, Chairman.
zEpHANiAH MEEK, Sec'y.
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Spring Time RupldIy Flies.


And as rapidly it seems the Wheel
Of fortune is turned by Gen'ls G.
T. Beauregard, Of La, and Jubal
A, Early, Of Va, at New Orleans,
La, in the monthly distribution Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Com.
pany, The next Che 1877 is the
Grand Semi.AnnuaI, when 1922.
500 is scattered every which way
in sums Of $4,000 down, on Tues.
day, June 18th, Whole Tickets
are $40, fractional parts proportion.
ately, and any information can be
obtained from-M, A, Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. Who will ii be--to
be enriched fOrever2
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Since Point Pleasant has become
SUCH an important railroad town,
the business men Of Point Pleasant,
are forced to put a boat and hack.
line between this place and CALI.
polls, to accommodate the citizens
Of Gallipolis who come here daily
10 buy goods. They have found
out that our merchants sell goods
much cheaper than do their own
merchants, Nothinglike being an
important railroad center.
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O1HT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
LOCAL MATTERS.

SNNsNeA a. ~ ,'ssst' ~ ~ 49,
IT'S TRuBl- Says an exchange:
"There are numbers Of people 10
every community who are eyerlast.
ingly talking about other peoples
affairs and are never satisfied if
they haven't come scandal or fam.
lily trouble to bash up totheir list
eners, then revise IL and rehash 1t.
This class Of people are known by
the very expressive name Of "GoS.
sips" They pay no attention to
their own affairs, but are always
sticking their peaked teeiers into
some one else's domestic difficulties,
and If man speaks a cross wordto
his wife one day he will hear the
next that he whipped her unmer.
cifully. These babbling prattlers
are generally feminine, although
there are many Of the masculine
gender. They have an exhuber-
ance Of sophisticated yerbosity
which oyerdows, to the detriment
81 other peoples characters and
regulations. To call them bores
would BE- but mildly expressing
ones contempt for them, They
are disgus!ingly obnoxious to US
and we generally let them see 1t.
They make a mountain out Of q
mole hill, and seem TO take a fend.
ish delight in doing so. They are
such preponderous "blows' that
tho only way to get away with
them would be to place each one on
a keg of dynamite and get a mule
to kick it. Then you could judge
which could "blow" the hardest
Shakespeare puts the following
passage into the mouth Of the Cos
siE
Ny conscience hath a thousand several
tongues,
And every tongue brings in a several
tale,
And every tale condemns inc for
villain"
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FIELD TRlAL.-A field trial Of
selt.Binders, Reupers and Mowers,
will be held under the auspices Of
the Mason County Agricultural
Society, near the residence Of W.
Il, Hogg, on the old Machir farm
four miles from Point Pleasant, in
the early part Of the 1883 harvest.
Notice Of the day Of trial will be
given through the press as soon as
practicable. An awarding com.
mittee will be selected by the Board
Of Directors.
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j. b. SANDERS,
JOHN & ELIZA KNopp.

Report comes to US that quite a
large number of sheep were killed
by dogs last week, in the upper
end Of the county. Why don't
farmers declare a war of extormin.
alton against dogs? Probably, if
they would keep a less number
themselves they would not lose so
many sheep.
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Sunday School Convention.

The following programme, as
near as practicable, will DO observ.
ed at the Conference Sunday School
Convention, which meets at Point
Pleasant, June 18th, 1888;
$3.50 a, M,-oponing exercises,
conducted by Rev. John Martin,
Chairman Of the Sunday School
Board.
oAM-organilation.
ll;SoAM-The Object of Sun.
day School Conventions, aud how
to make them profitable, Opening
address by Rev. +. B. Carroll, D, D.
2;SOP. M-The obligation Of The
church for tho religious education
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There has been a good deal Of
wool sold in this county, this sea.
son, up to this date, at ruinouslY
low figures, and taking pay in
many cases in store goods in the
bargain. This comes Of FARMERS
running store accounts, and when
they come TO sell their wool crop,
they are ut the mercy Of the man
they owe for goods. Our advice is
to pay as you go, and then you can
bo independent. The farmer in
this county, has not had the best
luck in the world for the past two
or three years, aud when they have
anything to sell they ought to get
the top of tho market. They tell
us there was but little money in
sheep this year, as the winter was
30 bad, and it required extra care
and good feeding to keep their
sheep through the cold, wet wealth
er, and that they gained but little
flesh, and that the yield of wool
was only half what it should have
been. Take the papers and inform
yourself on the prices Of wool, and
then you will know how to talk to
the wool buyer when he comes
round, You must not take his
word for everything. 1t is his bus.
mess to buy wool at low figures.
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p,,rpo,n MI, d,ha -.

RArERoAp N0Es.-Th train
came in on time Sunday, full Of
passengers. Many Of the excur.
slohists went to Gallipolis. The
sdhdpy train i getting TO be very
popular with the people.
The grading Of tie main track
toward town, up 10 the bridge, ap.
proach, onthis side Of the river, is
about completed.
Considerable ttestiing has been
put up on the other side Of the
creek.
Soon the cars will come in on the
new grade, putting the depot only
a few hundred yards from town.
Mr.. Charles Blakemore, Of Ohio
Central Railroad, has gone to Ten
nessee on official business.
Nearly alioftHs Bedestals for the
approach to the bridge Of the Ohio
Central, on this side OF tie river,
are. finished.
Pier NJ. 4 Of the bridge is finish.
ed.
The work ofgradlng the approach
Cd tho Ohio side Of the river was
commenced Monday.
Mr.. Baird is nearly ready to put
the steel on the Ohio shore span of
the bridge.
Col. c, n. Iaatiison, Attorney for
The 0, c. r, r., gave Us a pleasan.
call Monday.
Tie bridge contractors will be
through with their work by the
last Of tits Month.
When the bridge is Completed,
which will be about the LIST Of Dc.
tober, the "toot" of the locomotive
will be continually heard in our
town.
The River Raiiropd is pbont all
graded from Wheeling to Purkers-
burg. Quick work.
Work will soon be commenced
on the Depots, on this end Of the
Ohio Central Railroad.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

The Jim Montgomery has been
heightened some ten feet, which
adds much to her appearance, as
well as speed. The boat is now
running between this place and
Gallipolis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

B. GlLNoRE has Just received a bcauti.
full line of Dry Goods and Notions, and
he is selling them very cheap. No one
can beat him in low prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

Miss Gussie Howard, daughter of
Hon. H. R. Howard, had her collar
bone broken one day last week,
while playing with some other
children.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

It is pleasant to take a walk over
Mr. John s. Miller's garden. he
has 1t all planted now and every.
thing is growing nicely. If the
season is good this year he says he
will make some money.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

A fellow by the name Of Pence,
wac lodged in Jail Saturday night,
charged with setting Ere to and de.
stroying the barn Of a Mr.. Juhling,
near Hartford City.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

Boy Snor,-on Tuesday evening
Of last week, at Buffalo, small
colored boy was shot accidentally
by a clerk in Carr's store. The
clerk took new pistol out of the
show case, and playfully pointed
and snapped it AT him, when it
was discharged, sending a S2.Cal.
ibre ball crushing through the col.
ored boys head killing hin in.
stantly. Such criminal Careless,
ness should meet the prompt en-.
fOrcement of the law.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

The Evening oaR Of Charleston,
has been greatly enlarged and i'm.
proved, We are glad to note this
evidence Of prosperity. May it
grow to the size Of the New York
Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

The ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
at Hickory Chapel, will give an
ice cream and strawberry festival
at their church, on TO- morrow even.
ing. We hope it will be literally
patronized.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

Mrs, Ann W. Jones reached her
S5th birthday on Tuesday, June 5.
She complimented this office with
a lot Of her birthday cake. May
she live to see many returns Of this
day, which she always duly OBJ,
serves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

The steamer Chesapeake il. on
the Docks at this place, undergoing
a complete overhauling. When
Capt. Parsons gets through with
her, she will ride the water like a
duck.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

H. G. Daniel, Esq, of Clifton, re.
Gently returned from Chattanooga
quite ill, but on Tuesday morning
he was reported as being much
better.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

/! Capt. Gum, as Trustee, offers
some very valuable real estate, sit.
ualo in the lower end Of the coun.
", for sale at public cutlery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

We regret to announce the death
Of Charles Valentine, son of Mr..
Herman Lerner, Of Mason City, in
the 9th year Of his age, Of spinal
disease, which sad event occurred
on the 18th Of May last The par.
ents have the sympathy of this
community in their sud bereave.
ment. A year ago Mr.. Lerner lost
a son by drowning, and this son
was rescued at the time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

We are informed that Mr.. D. S.
Van Matre will have editorial
charge and business management
Of the Saturday Visitor soon to be
published at Ravenswood. The
paper will be Democratic. We
wish it success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

Quite a number of our citizens
are talking Of attending the Ohio
Democratic State Convention,
which meets in Columbus, June
2lst, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-06

An old man named Peter Jones,
Of Minersville, Ohio, a bible agent,
fell dead in Clifton Monday even.
ing, from heart disease.