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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-02-15

AFCauid ioaU, iIVu VIC "iNoAS VI
Sugar creek to the ward line be-
: tween 6 and s.
james Henry jr., on The Lisbon
and Arcadia road, from the Athens
and Trenton road, t. the Parish
line.
ROAD OWLS .ERs WARD NO. 8.
jill Oakes on the Homer and
! Farme:ville road, from the ward
line between 7 and s TO Lisbon.
-, 70 II Reynolds on the same road,
from Lisbon to Il + ra.t's.
! PW Hammonds on the same
road, from B F Talt's to the mid.
die of Middle fork bridge.
FM Beach on the Antioch road,
from Arizona to the Lisbon and
Colquit road.
On motion, to defer the matters
Of purchasing a fire proof vault for
the safe keeping Of the records
and other papers in the Court
House, IN the town Of Homer till
the next meeting Of the police jury.
The yeas and nays were called
for. The Members, Messrs Wat
son, Neal, Vim, Lowe, Bridges
and Aycock, voting to postpone.
O'Bannon and Mckenzie vote
ing against postpon'ment'
Tom Harris on the D'Arbonne
road, from Arizona to ] F Peter
sons.
| Ed Coleman on tho same road
from ] + Peterson's to the east
bank Of the Bullock creek.
r. W Oakley on the same road,
from the east bank of Bullock
creek to the Parish line.
Billey Eillgore on the Lisbon
and Arcadia road, from G A
Killgrore's to J G Heard's.
&C Heard on tho Same road,
from the middle of D'Arbonne
bridge to J G Hearne's.
RI McClendon on the Lisbon
and Vienna road, from the Homer
and Farmerville road, to the
D'Arbopne road.
WIS Rinker on the Lisbon
and Trenton road, from tho Ho-
mer and Farmeryille road, to
Il i'm bell Town.
I'D Meadors on the same road,
from .imbelltown to the Parish
rine.
NJ 7 Fowler on the kimbell:own
and Vienna road, by way Of Mays
bridge to the Parish line.
W S Aycock on the Lisbon and
Colquit road, from the Homer and
Farmervllle road, to the south
bank of Mcfarland creek.
BIB McCasland on the same
road, from the south bank Of
McCasland creek to the Homer
and Scottsville road.
Ed kimbell on the LISBON snd
Atlanta road, from the Lisbon and
Scottsville road, to the middle Of
McCasland creek bridge.
Frank Stanbcrry on the same
load, from the middle Of McCas.
land creek bridge to the Homer
and Scottsville road.
On motion, Frank GLADDEN. was
authorized to change the Homer
and Hayncsyille road, in front Of
his residence, east, to the New Cat
road.
W W Killgore on the Lisbon
and Scottsville road, from the Ho
mer and Farmervilie road, west Of
the Methodist church at Lisbon to
the middle Of Middle fork bridge.
j B Williams on the Homer
and Scottsville road, from the
ward line between I and : to the
Hay Hog pen.
ROAD OvERsEERS WARD NO. I.
I'D Evans on the Homer and
Haynesyills road, from Homer to
the north end of the Slough bridge
in D'Arbonne bottom.
JB Adkins on the same road,
from the north end Of the Slough |
bridge in D'Arbonne bottom to the |
ward line between Z and 7.
I'd Kinder on the Homer and
Gordon road, from Homer to the
3 mile post.
Henry Yancey on the same read
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to Mat Frssier's place.
Tom Aubrey on the same road
from the Mat Frasier place tt
John MeClish's.
JE Candy on the same road
from John McC.ish's place to the
old ward line between 5 and 7.
Ell Ramsey on the Minden ant
Arcadia road, from the East bank
of Lick creek to the Blenville Par
ish line.
w w Pattison on the Minden
and Athens road, from Athens tc
the ward line between 4 am 5.
w II Yearry on the Athens and
Rlngold road, from Athens to
Pittman's mill.
John Adams on the Lick creek
road, from Athens and Mindeu
road, to the Minden and Arcadia
road.
John Leathermas on the Athens
and Taylor road, from Athens ia
the Parish line.
Valentine on the Enterprise
road, from the west corner Of the
w b Atkins fence to the Homer
and Arcadia road.
Mr. New on the same road, from
the Homer and Athens road, %
Hickory Grove.
w B Watson on the Homer and
Mt Lebanon road, from the ward
line between 6 and 7 20 the town.
ship line between 10 and 20.
RS Kimbell on the same road.
from the Township line between
10 and 20 to Athens.
FIT Webb on the same road,
from Athens TO the south end of
Leatherman's creek bridge.
NJ I Leatherman on the same
road, from the south end of
Leatherman's creek bridge to the
Parish line.
C Barnes on the Athens and
Trenton road, from Athens to John
MsClish's.
Frank Lolley on the Nore!and
and Atkins mill road, from the
Homer and Athens road, to w B
Gate.
&c Barnett on the same road,
from the w B A vkins Gate to the
Berry place.
w A Atkins on the same road,
from the Berry place to the north
bank of the Dance creek.
II L Awbrey on the New road,
from near the Leatherman bridge
to the Parish line.
Mr. James on the Mo.eland and
Atkins mill road, from the north
of the Dance creek to the Parish
line.
When on motion, the board ad.
journed till Thursday Morning 9
o'clock.
Board met Thursday Nor aing 9
O'Clock; members all present Min
u:es read and approved.
ROAD OvERsGERS Wa D NO. 6.
W p Watson on the Homer and
Arcadia road, by way Of Tulip
from W Fl Gandy's lane to w A
Morelands.
Isaac Mckee on the same road,
from W A Moreland's to D T
Avertets.
&C Parduc on the same road,
from d z Averett's to tho Lisbon
and Arcadia road.
W A Persce on the Lisbon and
Arcadia road, from the middle OF
Sugar creek to the Vernon road.
Phillip Sims on on the same
road, from the Vernon road, to
Athens and Trenton road.
Bony Watson on the same road,
from the Athens and I renten road,
10 the Parish line.
W NJ Atkins on the Arizona and
Arcadia road, from the south side
IF D'Arbonne bottom to Z Ian
ler's.
Ben Watson on the same road,
from f Landers to the Brilwell
place.
B F Robinson on the Lisbon
and Arcadia road, from the mid
ale Of D'Arbonne bridge to A,-
cock.
B F Marsalls on the same road,
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their expense.
c F Blackman on the Home.
and Scottsyille road, from Homer
to the A. mile post.
Hillary Garrett on the same
road, from the II mile post to TIC
ward line between I and 8.
Virgins Seals on The Home.
and Farme:vil!e road, from Home,
to the east bank of Beaver creek.
/ C l Eonner on the sane road
from the west bank Of Beaver
creek to the 6 mile post.
] S Aubrey on the Homer and
Trenton road, from Homer TO The
2 mile post.
| Hamp Tugg.c on the same road,
from the 2 mile post to the 5 mile
post.
J W Mcfarland on the Homer
and Athens road, f"om Homer to
the wa:d line between 5 and 7.
Dug Dslsney on the Homer
and Sykes Ferry ro.G, f;om Ho-
mer to Gus Delaney's.
J S Hyde on the Homer end
Germantown road, from Homer to
the east bank of Cypress creek.
C A Candy on the Homer ana
Arcadia rosd, :::'om the Home.
and Trenton road to the OLD ware.
line between 5 AID Z.
Will Kaighton on the Homer
and Mindea ro:d, via kimbcll 8,
from the Home: and Nindea road
to the ward Inc between 5 and I.
John DE LoAch on the Homer
and Sykes i'e.,,v road, f:oI CTS
De Laney's to Strony's o.d snon.
I'M Malone on the A.; oac.
and Arcadia roac, rom D. Cs'-
houn's office in Arizona to the
south end Of D'Arbopas DO tom.
Merrill Erowl on The }, 'ArDoa 1e
road, from Arizona 70 the ward
line between I and 8.
J X Barrow on the A ;:-on.. and
Co,q'..:t road, from IKE Home: and
Sco:tsvil!e road, to the we'd Ia.
between 2 and Z.
A G Nelson or the same road,
from Dr. Calioun's Office to III.
Homer and Scottsvi.!e road.
Sam Ramsey on the M:,Gen
road, from the Home and T-eltoa
road, to the Homer snG, Athens
road.
] NJ Bullock on the Home: and
Farmery:llc road, from the 6 ..s;ie
post to The ward line bctwccl Z
and s.
On motion, J NJ McKca..e
special Committee was authorized
70 have the Sewer pipe from the
jail extended across east Street
and that be waran: on the Parish
Treasurer for cost Of the same.
Committee OH S,itlement with
the Parish Treasurer reported as
follows:
We, the Commiitc IN settlement
with the Pay:s;l Treasurer. beg
lieve to report hat we have re-
c.,eyed from the Treasurer, cash
soushes against the P:.isb, to the
amount Of $2597.1s which we
checked and burned and found
cash in the Treasurer's hands to
the mount Of $7425 IS.
Signed: by Bridges, chairman
Committee.
j II kirkpatrick, sheriff and tax
collector, to r I McC;endon,
Treasurer:
Dec II 'ss, f. bl'k lien
charged by J H Sim.
mons, ex-trca'er, So 20
Jan l 80, To tableau Of
1855, ylA,-773S335 90 at .
mills, 5000
Fob 5, 80, To supple
n,entlc Assessments,
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SN'''''s'SN~ y
When on motion, the board ad,
iourned till 9 o'clock Wednesday
Morning.
Board met Wednesday morning.
members all present.
Minutes read aud approved.
Road business continued.
John Thomas on the Homer and
Sykes Ferry road, from Gum
Springs to the Parish line.
Jacob Groves on the same road
from Strong's old Shop to Gum
Springs.
James Toungblood on the Ho-
mer and Shongaloo road from Alb
Sims to the Parish lire.
On motion, the Parish Treas.
was, authorized to credit the
sheriff with $500 on blank H.
cense returned, which had been
omitted to be filled out by Treas
urer Summons.
John Pratber on The Homer and
Shongaloo road, from the Norton
place to Alb Sims
Jim Mason on the Mi1den and
Atlanta road, from Strong's old
Shop to the 10 mile Post.
James Conner on the road, from
the 10 to the p mile Post.
Jrdson Phipps on the same
road, from the % mile post to the
Homer and Haynesvil!e rod.
ROAD DIVERSE rs WARD NO. 4.
j r Phillips on the NJ nden
and Haynesville road, from the
Lone Pine near MIS- Harper's
place to the Haynesville and Min
den road.
A B Martin continued on the
Minden and Haynesville road,
from the Lone Pine near Mrs
Harpers' to the ward line between
3 and 4.
G F Botzong on the Mindcn and
Atlanta road, from I T loves
Gate to the Parish line.
w A TOadvin on the same road,
from L I Loves Gate to the north
bank Of Flat Lick.
F G. Norman on the same road.
from the north bank of Flat Lick
to Strong's old Shop.
Lob Flarher.y on the Homer
and Germantown road, from the
Sykes Ferry road, to the Cole
place.
James Green on the Haynesyille
and Taylor road, from the Homer
and Sykes Ferry road to Lee
Merrett's.
J p Oresr on the same road,
from Lee 1lerrett's to Mt Paran
Church.
j NJ Lee on the same road, from
Mt Paran Church to the Minden
and Athens road.
D A Wade on the Homer and
Germantown road, from the East
bank OF Cypress creek to the s
mile Post.
j Miller on the same road,
from the s mile post to the Parish
line.
w C Hamlter on the Homer and
Minden road, from the Maxey
Shop to the ward line between
4 and Z.
G Baugh jr., on the same road,
from the Maxey shop to the Par.
ish line.
Bob Langston on the Eureka
and Langston road, from Eureka
to The Parish line.
W S Avery on the Homer and
Eureka road, from the ward line
between 4 and 7 to the Minden and
Athens road.
C O Satterwhite on the M,nden
and Athens road, from the west
hank of. Black lake to Moore's
Grocery.
Frank Alexander on the same
road, from Moores Grocery to the
ward line between 4 and 5.
j j Armand on the Minden and
Arcadia road, from the Webster
Parish line to the East bank Of
Lick creek.
S J Kinnebrew on tue Homer |
and Minden road, by way OF Kim
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!
I'D Evans on the Homer and
Haynesvills road, from Homer to
the north end of the Slough bridge
in D'Arbonne bottom.
J B Adkins on the same road,
from the north end Of the Slough
bridge in D'Arbonne bottom to the
ward limo between Z and 7.
tt Kinder on the Homer and
Gordon road, from Homer to the
3 mile post.
Henry Yancey on the same read
from the 5 mile post to the ward
line between 3 and I.
H C Brown on the Homer and
Atlanta road, from Yancy's mill
to the ward line between z and
7.
H S Torbet on the Homer and
Minden road, from tho Homer and
Athens road to the ward line be.
tween 4 and Z.
A H Dawson on the Homer and
Colquitt road, from C D Yancey's
to the ward line between 4 and I.
When, on motion, the board I'D
journed till Friday morning, 9
o'clock.
Board met Friday morning per-
suant to adjournment. Members
all present. Minutes read and
approved.
Road business resumed.
/ N Moreland on the Homer
and Colquit road, from the Taylor
old mill to the ward line between
3 and I.
On motion, n H Lippmins and
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r T NcClendon, Parish Treasurer, to
Claiborne Parish: Dr..
Dec 3, 'S5 To amt reed of
JH Simmons OK Tres, 3--.cs92
;, 70 cash reed Of tax
collector, PIP, 1000 90
Jan l, 50 To cash reed of
tax-Colt'r, PTP,1t50 60
3, To cash reed oftax
collector, PIT, Ali 40
3, To cash reed oftax
collector, PIP, 2o,77 1o
Feb S, 80, To cash rec'dof
tax colt'r PIP, 1870 s.
S, To cash reed of tax
collector license, 2O5 co
Total, $10422 As
Jan 9, By tax col'rs rect on
commission, 26l 80
Feb 5, By tax eel'rs rec'pt
on commission, :37 %
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Are We To- Have another War.

Some political prophets aver that we
shall. BE that as il. Hay, the battle
waged by medical science agya!ihist disease
will never cease until we arrive at THAT
utopian epoch when the human family
shall cease to be afflicted with bodily
ailments. One of the most potent
weapons which the armory of medicine
furnishes, is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is of special utility as family
remedy, as it is adapted to the imme-
diate relief and ultimate cure of those
disorders of the liver and bowels which
are of the commonest occurrence. In
digestion, biIiousness and constipation
are inseparable companions, and these
ailments are completely eradicated by
the Bitters. But the remedial scope of
this superlatively wholesome and
genial medicine takes in also nervous
ailments. rheumatism and kidney tron-
bles; its actions in these as in the other
complaints, being characterized by un-
equaled thoroughness.
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Farms and Timber. Lands for
Safe.

THE undersigned has number CT improv-
i ed and uniInproyed tracts of land for ss,l..
at LOW PRICES per acre. Some 81. flttS
land Is well timbered; and al of IL lies IN Az
buckle and Union Districts, Mason eopI1ty
West Virginia, Also n farIIi OF $50 acros SisSis
nted IN Putnam county, within az Tlileef al
the Great kanawha River. This farm is I'M
proved in part, balance in. good Eifther. Win
pc sold cheap. Persftp5 DESIRING 20 purchase
lands, aud meaning Business, win eddress q,
W MAUPiEs A rb1cktR p. O.,MnSor COUNTY
=" esi-N iEsania' tsept5-sm- pd,
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FOR SALE

THE Interstate Land Agency has for sale
H.; 4 farm oE270aeres in Bath county y,
There are 49, acres cleared and under fence
balance dneiy fiInbered with white osll nd
poplar. Living water on Sc. Five niles
from Warm SPRING. which place afss5rsis
tine highest cash pflEo for everything sfflat
can be producedy Ps1ce, 81 800. or viii sexE
BARRETT. sfsnagers Point Pleasant Nest
Va fsepti2-ina
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About forty members of the Leg.
islatufe, came down on the after
noon Ohio River Railroad train,
Monday, and laid over here about
four hours waiting for the K. & o.
train. They all had a good word
to say for our growing little city.
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w. 81. TomIinson informs MS that
he has ordered big stock of hard
ware, stoves and builders material.
He says that he intends to have a
store so complete, that When you
call for an article, you can get it.
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We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of the Pomeoroy Coffin
Factory-B. F. Biggs, Proprietor
in this issue, telling what they have
to sell. Mr.. Blggs is known to our
people as o square business man.
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When completed, DR.. E. J. Moss
man will have one of the. most beau
tifDI, modern and convenient resi-
depees- in the city or county.
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The new time card of the Ohio
River Railroad will appear correct
ed in our next paper. A regular
through freight train leaves here
now every evening at $50.
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ConsumpttoIf S6frely Cured.

The members of the Legislature
who took supper at the stortz House,
were entertained by delightful mu-
sic during the meal. a string band
being engaged by the proprietor
especially for the OCCASION.
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SAD Acc1bBSr.-Fisher; aged 10
years, son OF Mrs. Hannah Vann,
of Letaft, this county, who rs stay
ing with an aunt at Charleston, met
with a painful accident in that city
during the holidays. a fire-cracker
was exploded hear his face, knock
ing out one of his eyes and burning
his face very badly. 1t is feared he
will lose both of his eyes. The lit
tie sufferer has our sympathy.
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w. n Fon1lfrspns the hardware
merchant, desires to inform those
who are butiding or intending to
put on new roofs, that he is prepa-
red to put on tin. roofs as cheap as
any one. He employs none but
good workmen and uses the best
roofing material made,
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out Of the nreastworks.

TATE STRINGS, TENN, July 4, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-Seven years ago contracted
an exceedingly bad case of blood poison.
tried physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
get sore, and my body covered with soreS
and ulcers. Going from bad to worse, I
felt that my grave must be 4eached in the
near future. gave up the doctors treat
ment, and With a despairing hope com
rnenced taking your medsaine. i began to
improve from the first botle. and IN ! short
time the ulcers healed, and MY skin Cleared
of and was entirely well.
One year ago a case Of catanh DEVELOPER
Ia my system The physician did his best,
but could not cure mes but two bottles Of
Swifts Specific gave me permanent relief.
]. H. ROBINSON.
KAUFMAN; TEX, June %, 1885,
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentrernen-1 have been afflicted with
Skin disease for about twelve years, and the
best medical treatment failed TO give me re-
lief: am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from. its
use! Yours truly, WM. JoNEs.
For sale by al, druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
New York, $50. Broadway. 80.
Eondoff. Eng. IS Snow Hill
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Builders will find at TomIinson's
hardware store, large lot of doors,
sash, glass and all other kinds OF
building material, lower than they
can be had anywhere else.
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They had a high old time at a
dance at Camden on new years eve.
Several get drunk and kicked up a
row, and during the melee several
were badly cat With a knife in the
hands of one Of the parties; other re-
ceiEed injuries from broken glass
while jumping through windows; one
man had his arm broken and his
skull cracked. Altogether it was a
most lively affair No arrests have
been made. The grandjury, at the
February term of the Circuit Court,
no doubt, will investigate this dis
graceful affair, and bring the guilty
parties to justice.
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The boys all SHY the New Years
Ball, given ut the Storth House; Vas
a phenomenal success. The next
one will be fancy dress ball, and
will be- given on the a2d of Februa-
ry, next,
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NoT1cE.-My term of Office will
expire in March, and tkere are a
great many taxes dfe'nfe yet, which
i would like for the PARTIES to pay,
as early as possible, or I will be
compelled to levy for them. l must
have Them before 2 20 out of office.
". r. TfPpETT.
SerpeaiY5tHe
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The new bell on Trinity NJ. E
Church, cracked Sunday morning
This will be heavy loss to the con
gregatif6H, unless the makers of the
bell will mako good The damage.
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In spite of the continued snub-
bling of this place by the railroads,
Point Pleasant is destined to be-
come an important railroad point in
spite of them.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE and LOT. TITO Horses and
u Wagon. Rooms for rent; Apply
to LAfDfEY q o'ROARl, Point Plea
SAINT, w. Va. Enov2s NJ.
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KARIiNG.
Meeting of StocknoIders.

THE Annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia NJ Point Pleasant viii be held at
their banking house. ON Tuesday JANUARY
Sth, 1879, for the election of Directors and the
transaction of S1ch other business as may be
brought before them.
T. SrRIBLISG, Cashier.
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NoT1cE.-Mr. s. w. Swisher has
purchased the Photograph Gallery
owned and operated by Mr.. ]. w.
Ish, and has employed ono of the
best Operators in the State, Mr.. Del
more Kirk, to take entire charge of
same. Ny. Kirk has been employ
ed in several of the best Galleries III
Pittsburgh and other cities, and he
will do better work than has ever
been done in Point Pleasant An
those desiring good work should give
him a call. ALL work. guaranteed
to be frst-class. Alfnegati'ves made
by Mr.. Ish, are still in the Gallery.
Pictures can be made from them at
any time by sending orders to Mr..
swfsher. Old pictures copied and
enlarged either plain photographs,
@ater-cofor, Indian ink or craai.yton,
up to- FEfe-size.' at reasonable rates.
By the new process pictures can be
made as well on cloudy days as on
clear bright days; SO you need not
wait for clear Weather. Liam Gin.
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Mrs. J. g. sterrett, of Arbuckle,
desires to thank her friends for the
nice chandelier, presented her on
Christmas day.
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FOR SALE.

House and lot n. the, E4tensilo1ihd-Sop-
posite OHIO River r. r. depot. Spleii-
did LOCALITY. For information cali at
this Office.
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FOR SAFE

T 7he nnde5fg1cd offers his house and lot in
i Point Pleasant for, saEt. Tie house rs
brick and contains four rooms, with good
cellor, cistern, and all necessary out build
ings; lot well improved EoEParticulars and
'e sept. e ssE IN ". { 'kwETF.
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A special term of the United
States Court, convened at Charles
ton, January 9Th. The probabili.
ties are, that it is after the illegal
voter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-01-09

West of Hunt trains run by. CsHttat
time. Maine .LiiIk trains cast OF Hpnt5 Egton
run by Eastern TIME, which Is one 66af faster
than Central time. ..,..,ts
No. 4, daily from Louisville, CINCINNATI and
Lexington to Washington and the East and
Richmond. Solid train and Ptftituan's finest
Buffet sleeping cars
No. ,, daily except ,Sptiday. The Saturday
train Fu nf es IfI9,, FsIe DiiS
Old Point.
No. 5, daily except Sunday to Washington.
Leave Washington daily. Pullman Parlor
Cars New York to Washington; New Pull
man Buffet Sleeping cars Washington and
Richmond to Louisville and Cincinnati.
No. !, daily except Sunday. Pullman Sleep
ing carS;Without change, Clifton Forge and
White Sulphur to Lexington.
Nos. and 8. Daily between Clifton Forge
and Ashland. -
Old Dominion Steamers leave Eorfgllk on
Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday, ThursdRf &ffel
Saturday on arrival train $3.50 u IN; arrive Ia
New York next afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks, apply
| to any oflice OF G. q o. Ry; or Depot or Ticket
Office of competing lines;
| j. T. ODELL, II. w. FULLER,
Gen. Manager. Gent PasS'r Ag.t