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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

= Shs!ohs Cough and Consumption
Sure y sold by US on guarantee. II
eures consumption. Sold by II, w.
Williams X Co.
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That Silver Loaf Baking
has taken a position side W.
the leading brands in the mMs
dences the merit claimed ioi
manufacturer.
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Book Given Away.

send your name and address for our
illustrated catalogue, u book OF over
l3b pages. MENKEN BROS,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Jas. II. Martlndale,
Importing tailor, Ais Houston st.

In shipping early vegetables consign
TO smith, Thompson II Carl, 1913 East
Fourth street, Kansas City, Mo.
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Jas. II. Martindale,
Importing tailor, il5 Houston IL.
PrescrIntIons

Filled at 9ll hours, day or night, at
Kings drug store, 502 Main street.
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Buy the White Mountain ice.cream
freeaers, sold by Henry Il Peak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-03

YearIings For ~
1000 or 1000 yesrilngs ~ ''
Apply to h. q. Evans
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THROUGH TICKETS
And baggage Checks 10 all Points Reached
by Hall or Hon,
The Summer Route 20 Now York via
Galveston and
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
10 and From Europe at Lowest
Rates.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
MOVEMENT or TRAINS;

10 Partlou Wishing 10 Bring Friends 10 lhia
Country.
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Jas. II. Marilnaale,

lnNofllng IaiIor. llA HousIon 8.
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A. WYSCHETZKI g. CO.,
LA MD AND GnNERAL n =E
500 CONGRESS- AVE-, cor WEST McK0RY ST., AUSIM I'd

lands Examined and Divided; Titles Perfected
Oothhed Taxes Paid in all Parts OF a GeneK
BUSINESS Transacted Business with State Departments SpE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
PLoATERs.

You can now write II 1855
Mason county Is 81 years old.
Itis1lS years since the tirstsur.
yeys were made in thisccpnty
The Ironton wharfboat is Of the
Marine Docks
There were lots Of drunks in
town Christmas.
Don't forget Che Opera Hall
Dance, Thursday night
We must have money. Remem-
Der.
Adkins is making arrangements
to bailda dwelling in The Exlea,
sion.
We still believe that valuable
tin mines exist in Mason county.
Nj. John s. Miller, our gardener,
is public benefactot
County Court next Monday, that
being the first Monday in January.
Point Pleasant is iii years old,
aud only has one railroad,
The Salvation Army is besieging
that wicked city, Gallipolis.
The farmers now sit by the fire
and enjoy the fruits Of their labor.
Business will never thrive with
merchants who do not advertise.
Our county roads are in a fearful.
condition.
Leon once came within vote Of
being the county seat Of Mason.
Teaching school right is about as
hard work as mauling rails.
The schools throughout The coun.
ty generally, closed for the holi.
days.
The production Of gold in this
country is over thirty millions a
year.
Those who complain about ad-
vertisements in the paper are the
last to'pay their subscription.
The first steamboat that ascend.
ed the Kanawha river was the
Robert Thompson, in 1919.
1t is to be hoped that good men
will be elected at our coming town
election.
Buchhannon, in Upshur county,
is said to be one of the prettiest
locations in the State.
The farmers and everybody else,
are olamOring for the Alternative
road system.
The wheat prospects in the Flats
is said to be better than for many
years, at this season Of the year.
Mr.. ]. H. windOn of the Flats
claims to have the best bird dog in
the county.
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MAKE MONEY
By savingIt!

|,ElNcoURAGED BY our past
{ success, we have this season
fairly eclipsed our former efforts,
aud feel safe in saying that we
hayethe latgest and best selected
stock within d radius of 200 miles
of.Point Pleasant.
lnregard to prices we can as
sure our friends and the public
generally that they are such as
will suit We always aimto give
the BEST for the LEAST money.
We don't handle cheap or trashy.
goods, but sell GOOD GOODS
CHEAP The advantages we
offer you are these;
Ftr The largest stock to Sc
lect from.
Second -As we buy strictly for
cash and direct from manufactu-
rers in large lots we can sell them
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Cow sroIEs.-Last Friday night
some one stole from the stable a
COW belonging to Ed. Huskiusr col
ored. He raised a good deal Of fuss
over the theft, and was not slow in
making known his suppiciOns as to
who took the COW. Acting upon
his suspicions he made a tripto the
locality where he thought the COW
had been taken, but failed to find
her; coming back to town he OBJ
served some mysterious movements
on the part of a certain individual
In town, also colOred, and he at
once returned to the country, but
the other party had gotten there
first. On this trip he found his
COW haltered in the brush, near an
old house, where she had been kept
the night before. II was no doubt
the intention Of the thieves to
butcher her for market, as she was
fat and would have made good beef.
There will be- some revelations in
this matter soon, which may lead
to the discovery Of the thieves who
hsyebeen stealing cattle in this
neighborhood,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

Dcmorest's Magazine for January,
1885, is unusually bright and en-.
tertaining, Julian Hawthorne's
story.is completed, and a serial en-
titled "That Other Person" by Mrs.
Alfred Hart, is commenced. Other
good articles are "yictor Hugo"
"The City of Skulls, and an "or.
ange Grove" "a plea for the Jig,
saw and JaCk.knife" will claim the
attention of those who desire Ia
beautify their homes inexpensive
ly. The departments devoted to
fashion, art, and household decora.
ton are very full, the pictorial il.
Illustrations are excellent The
frontispieCe, Naughty Boy" is a
new method Of photogravurG and
the admirers of Raphael will be
pleased to see an engraving of his
6ne painting, "sl. John in the Des.
ert," which adotns this number.
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The Secretary of State has issued
a charter to the National Gas, Oil
and Mineral Company, Of Clifton,
formed for the purpose of leasing
and developing lands in the Uuited
States for oil, mineral and volatile
substances and for dealing in and
transporting the same to market,
which corporation shall keep its
principal Office at Clifton, Mason
county, Three hundred and Fifty
dollars has been subscribed to The
capital stock, of which amount 1856
has been paid 10, with the priyi-
lege of increasing the same to
100000. The shares are s25 each
aud are held as follows ]. B.
Downing, E. Davis, F, G. Russell,
E. s. Grant, YIN. H. Grant and
Edward Lark, Of Middleport, Ohio,
one share eachi B. ]. Redmond, B.
R, Stephens, R, Rees. S. F. Max
well, C. Shrewsbury, John A. Red.
moud and E. X. Holland, of Clifton,
West Va, one share each, and 8.
R. Bartlett, of Cleveland, Ohio, one
share.
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nnaAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale OF 100 Acres OF
Land in CIendenln District,
Mason County. w. Va.

Mtt5ou OOuutJS We Wa
A 7 the Front Door Of the Court House
"a Of Mason County, West Virginia,
on Saturday, January 9th, 1885, at pub.
lie auction 70 the highest bidder, the un.
dersigned Trustee, will sell tho following
described tract Of land situate In the Dis.
trict and county Aforesaid, and bounded
as follows, to-wit Beginning at q pile Of
rocks in a rayine, 2 beach pointers, said
corner Is the northwest corner Of a tract
Of land owned by Ezra Meeks, thence
running s. SO W. 81 poles on south line
Of 100 acre tract TO q black oak stump
and ridge, thence n. 50 ". AZ poles TO q
small black oak 2 hickory aud gum
pointers, thence S. So W. S0i poles 70 q
stake on Persinger line, 2 dogwood and
O black oak pointers, thence 8. 80 0. 1854
poles to q stake on southerly hill side2
white oak pointers, thence n. $50 Q. 1862
poles to a maple corner, maple, white
oak and hickory pointers, n. 81 ". s0a
poles to beginning, containing 100 acres.
Said sale will be made for CASH by viz
tue Of the. provisions Of a deed ol'trust
dated February 10th, 1884, executediby
Daniel p. jenkins and Margaret Jenk.
ms, his wife, to said Trustee, and recor-
ded in trust deed book, No. Z, iolios 40
and AL, in the CLERKS Office OF tile coun-
ty court OF Mason county, 10 secure the
payment ofanote therein described for
$4,000 dated February 18th, 1884, paya.
bic twelve months after date and execu.
ted by said Daniel P. jenkins to John
MCCllloch, Jr., and default having been
made in the payment Of said note, said
John McCuiloch, Jr., requests that said
tract Of land be sold under said trust
Said note Is entitled to a credit Of 5000
as Of the date thereof.
JAMES B. MENAGER,
dec. CIV. Trustee.
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The people up in the Bend were
almost unanimously in favor Of the
Railroad as was evidenced by the
vote upon the issue of the bonds
and now they await its coming
anxiOusly and impatiently. We
have to say to them that from what
we are able to learn that they will
not wait long. We shall not be
surprised if they have the oppor-
unity to send US a turkey for mex!
Christmas, by the train on the
Ohio River Railroad.
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Commissioners Sale Of House
and Lot In Clifton,

TN pursuance al the terms Of a deere.
i tal order Of the Circuit Court Of Ma.
son County, West Virginia, entered IL
the September term, 1885, thereof, in
the Chancery cause OF the Mason City
Mil Company, Complainant, against
William Raybould, and others, Defend
ants, the undersigned Special Commiss.
Toner, shall on Saturday, The ED
day of January, 1886, at the front
door Of the Court House OF Mhson
County, West Virginia, proceed 70 sell
at public auction, 70 the highest bidder,
the property mentioned and described
In Plaintiffs Bill, being a certain lot 81.
uated in the town Of Clifton, Mason
County, West Virginia, and known on
the plot Of said town as Lot No. 50, and
upon which IS good two.stoFy house,
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash as to one.third Of the purchase
money, and the balance upon creditoi
one and two years, the purchaser giving
bis note with good security for the DO.
ioTed payments, bearing interest from
date, and the title TO be retained az Q
turthersecurity.
II. R HOWARD,
dec. 2S4w. Special Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

An exchange truthfully says;-
What this country needs most is
men in every community with the
ability to conceive aud the hardi.
hood to execute. These, with a
little general encouragement on
the part of the peopls will keep
cities from becoming villages and
make cities out Of towns.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

Suppose we had a store in this
town like that Of Brosius & Co., Of
Gallipolis, Ohio, with as entorpris.
ing men as they are, to conduct
aud manage it, do you suppose any
considerable portion Of the Kama.
wha Valley trade would go BY usH
This is thrown out as a hint to OUT
business menP
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Grand opening fTls Opera

The Nelson compsson Dramatic
Company has been secured for the
opening on Monday evening, jan
nary 4th, 1885. The Patkersburg
State Journal pays the following
glowing tribute TO this Combine
ton;
Manager vanWinkle made q ten
stfiKe when he secured the Comps.
an Dramatic Combination for his
Christmas attraction. The Comp
any, on the whole, lisa strong one,
embracing a roll Of artists who pos.
sess those requisites that are now
60 seldom found 10 the average
combinations, talent and a school
Of art that makes their rendltlons
"a pleasing, and natural acting
che mirror truly beld up to nature:
Yesterday afternoon they produced
che beautiful domestic drama, ent !,
lied. UParted,p toa large and we'll
nlsased audience. Miss Nettie
Van Sickle, a lady Of beauty, won
speoial favor as aFlorence Grant
lsy the deserted wife, and a. once
made herself q fayorite with our
amusement public. In the future
her appearance among US will be
heralded with delight. Mr. Her.
bert Stuart, a young and pleasant
actor, won special notice and we
look forward to his future career
with hope that be may wilma name,
which he deserves in his profess
ion. Compston is a commedian
loo we'll known to mention in
praise. He is always good, no
matter in what role you may place
him. Last night in "Euchre,"
NPretty little Nellie Free" US the
boy, caught on immensely. Nellie
lisa brightlittle actress, and is a
special favorile with the ladies'
We cannot al this time mention
the company on the whole, but en-
ough to say that It is a strong one.
This evening ten Nights in q Bar
ROOM will be produced as the clos
ing performance, which welook TO
be a brilliant one.
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PERSONALS Mrs. Dr Henderson
Of Urbapa, Ohio, IL here onla visit
TO her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Col.
g. B. Thomas. h
ohas. q. fancy, Public Printer,
Harry P. Camden and John How.
ard, Of Charleston, gave usa pleas
ant call last Wednesday.
DR.. John McConihay and wife, Of
Buffalo, spent Christmas in town,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Hanly.
Ed. L. Neale, Esq, called on us
this week and paid his subscription
.oJanuary, 1887. We would liketo
have about 800 more Of our subscti.
bers 10 do likewise.
Mrs. Kramer, Of Parkersburg and
Mrs. Kramer, Of Pomeroy, are The
guests Of Mrs. Capt. Joe Helm.
Capt. Peter G. Holloway, Of the
steamer St, Lawrence, spent the
holidays with his family.
Prof. John Forrest, Of Five Mile,
gave US a pleasant call Monday,
and paid for the REGISTER to Dec.
Alb, 1885.
Ell. W. Rawson, better known
as Pap Rawson, has seen his 18th
Christmas For 81 years he has
voted the Democratic ticket with.
out a scratch, except on one occa.
sion he voted for Sam. yinton, a
Wing candidate for Congress,
Mr.. R. P. Nut.er, Of Nicholas
county, is in town on q visit to his
brother Samuel Nutter, who is
quite ill.
We bada very pleasant call from
Hon. S. B. Morgan, State superiu.
tendent Of Free Schools, Monday.
While in town he was the guest Of
Mr.. Rankin Wiley, il.
Mr. Win E. Kimberling, who is
in business in Pittsburgh,
is at home spending his holidays
with his mother.
Mr.. Lewis Canterbury, Of Brax-
ton county, in company with his
son.in.law Mr.. Sim Hannigan, Of
West Columbia, gave US a pleasant
call Tuesday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

In the Ohio Central case al
Charleston Judge Jackson allowed
the commissioners $1,000 each, and
W. A. Quarter, attorney for re-
ceiver Sharp, 5000 for two years
services, Some of the lawyers
claimed enormous fees, one want.
ing 5000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

The Hartford city correspondent
Of the Pomeroy Telegraph, has this;
"Messrs. @. Shrewsbury and Col,
onel Bartlett were in town a few
days since, crazy all over on the tin
question. They are hunting for
capitalists to go into the smelling
business, claiming II be one Of the
grandest bOnanzas discovered in
the nineteenth century. We hope
tits SO. The talk is that smelling
furnaces and plating mills will be
erected in Clifton. II SO the in.
habitants Of that village may join
in the salvotion Army, crying bal.
leluJah over the removal Of the nail
mill 10 Middleport,"
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Capt. Nick Perkins, who lives on
a farm back Of Letart, this county,
discovered a man attempting to
carry of his sheep and shot at the
thief and from the yells after the
report Of the gun, bO thinks some
one in that neighbOrhOod has bull
leL.hole in bis him.
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GROCERIES,

Is only a side-show with us. We
don't pretend to make any mo-
ney in this line of goods, but
keepsthem merely to acCommo-
date our customers, although we
carry q large and we'll assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Gro
crries as there is in the town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

We had the pleasure Of meeting
on Monday last, Mr.. Nelson Comp
sLon, Manager Of compston's Ora,
matte Company, and Miss Nellie
Free, leading lady of the same
Company. They we're in the city
arranging for the opening Of Mr.,
A. A. Hanly's Opera Hall, during
the coming week, at which place
they will play for three nights,
commencingon Monday evening.
The troupe is highly recommend.
ed by all the papers in the cities
and towns where they have played.
We find Mr.. oompston a genial
gentleman, and Miss Free is a
bright, vivacious little lady, and is
as handsome as she is accomplish.
ed, and is the light and life Of the
Company. We commend this
Company to our friends in both
town aud country,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

MARRIED.-on Wednesday, De.
cember 28d, 1885, at the brides
home in Point Pleasant, by Rev.
@. G. Pearson, Rector Of Christ
Church, Mr.. Albert W. Ellison to
Miss Kate Tippett, daughter of the
editor of this paper The couple
left the same evening for Sharon,
Pennsylvania, where they will re.
main about two weeks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

That there has been given a
greatly increased interest to stock
raising in the last two years in this
county, and thata marked improve
ment has been made in the various
kinds, one has only to see some of
the many herds now being fed
both above and below the Kanawha,
This is as it should be. Our hills
and valleys are especially adapted
to the growth Of the various grasses,
and instead of exhausting the soil
by cultivation, the forest should be
cleared away and grass sown at
once while the soil is fresh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
Increased Opportunities 10

With a constant desire to oblige
its numerous patrons everywhere,
the renowned Louisiana State Lot.
terry Co., has increased lie oppor.
tunities to acquire great wealth at
little cost BY having The Extraord.
mary Grand Drawings Of s522, $500
take place Quarterly in place Of
semi.anpually, as hitherto-tO be
in March, June, September and
December. The Grand Capital is
$4,000; tickets $40, or lenths 81
each. All information will be Civ.
en- on application to NJ. A. Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La. Let every
man thus seek easily TO better his
condition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

Mr,J. &, olendenin the agricul.
tural implement man thinks Of
making an extended "trip through
several Of the Western States
Again we say don't leave West
Virginia.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


Our Boots and Shoes are made
expressly to our order, and the
large trade we have built up on
them is an assurance that they
they never fail to give satisfact.
ion. Our assortment is so com
plete as to Boot and Shoe all
mankind or womankind that
were born bqrgooted. We can
give you more leather for your
money than any House in this
part of the country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

Our energetic hardware dealer
aud persistent advertiser, John NJ.
Adkins, wants it to be distinctly
understood that he is ahead Of any
concern in town in the way of in.
ducements to buyers. If you want
q stove, you can get it Of him at
first cost. Tinware lower than any
house in town, Tools and Cutlery
at prices no other house dare quote.
He asks attention to his immense
stock, feeling satisfied that all who
come will be pleased with his low
prices and purchase. Tin roofing
iSa specially with him.
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Trustees Sale Of Farm in I'm.
ion District, Mason County,
West Virginia.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 10
Id me, the undersigned Trustee, by.
John Stewart and Roena Stewart, his
wife, on the 9Th day VI October, 1884;
and Of record in trust deed book, No. 8,
ioliOs 1877, &C., In the County Court
Clerks office, Mason County, West yir-
GINA, conveying lls acres Of land, In
trust, TO secure unto y. l.. Harris the
payment Of a note for $4,000, with IN.
tercst bearing date the 4th day Of 0cto.
Der, 1884, payable twelve months after
date, and default having been made In
the payment Of said note and interest
when due and having been requested
so to do byZ. l.. Harris, the owner Of
said note, / will on Thursday, tie
7th day of January, 1886, at the
front door OF the Court House Of Mason
county, sell said lls acres OF land de-
scribedin said Trust Deed, and bounded
by lands Of Charles Stewart and ]. II.
Smith In Union District, and more fully
described in said Trust Deed, upon the
following terms.
0net6ird cash in hand on the day Of
sale, one-third in one year and the resi-.
due in two years, taking from the pur-
chaser notes withgood security for the
deferred payments with interest from
day Of sale and retaining the title o 0
further security.
W. Il. ToMLlNsoN,
Trustee.
Stated in said Trust Deed W. H. Tom.
bleson.1 .[dec. o 4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

In the names of Roane county,
and her county scat, Spencer, is
commsmorated the name Of ons Of
yirginia's most distinguished ju.
Judge Spencer ROane.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

DEAD-Miss Gertie Hale, daught.
or Of Mr.. NJ, II. Hale, died at her
fathers home in this place, last
Sunday morning, Of consumption.
She was about sixteen years Of ago,
and had many friends who will re.
grot to hear Of her death. The
family have our sincorest sympa
thy in their sad bereavement.
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PRICES.

We quote no prices because
prices mean nothing. 1t is the
Goods that talk. Come and see
onr stock, and we will make you
the prices, then judge for your
sell. We cordially invite inspect
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WORKED HARD.


We have werkod hard to build
up our splendid trade. aud now
we can afford to be liberal to our
friends aud customers who have
so generously sustained US in the
past. In sincere gratitudewo ex-
tend this our Fall Greeting to
each and all and we promise to
spare no efforts to deserve your
continued encouragement and
patronage.
]. FRIEDMAN & co.
Eoy.1s.om,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

FELh DEAD.-Alf Bradley, color.
cd, fell dead 10 the colored Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Tuesday, while going
through with his part Of the work
Of that Order, of heart disease.
He was buried on Thursday by the
Order He was a very worthy col.
ored man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

MI Charles Vincent, Of the Pom.
eroy Marble Works is making an
extensive canvass Of this county,
in the interest Of that establish.
ment. He is q clever gentleman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
DRESS GOODS.

In this department there is
scarcely a fabric known or man
ufactured that is not upon our
shelves in such quantities, so as
togiyeyou a chance in selection.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

Mr.. ]. M. Long, Of Robinson Die.
tricI, while digging a well on bis
farm, discovered some interesting
fossil remains, at the depth Of
nearly forty feet.