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The Delta independent., 1889-06-04
Syrian Silk.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Consul Bis
scuger at Beirut, Syria, in a report to tho
Department of State, says that Syrian silk
growers now look covetously towards the
United States rs . market for raw silk,
which has developed phenomenally in q
very short time. Silk reelers in Syria are
manifesting much anxiety to establish di-
rect intercourse with manufacturers in the
United States. Silk cultivators, however,
are puzzled to know why the United States
manufacturer should pay an advance of S
to 10 per cent for Syrian silk in tho form
of commissions to Marseilles and Lyons
firms when he could put himself In direct
communication with reputable Syrian
firms, which are eager to establish mutual
" profitable relations.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-04
Tho pre.byterian Assembly

NEW YORK. May 2s.-At the OPEN
ing Of tho Presbyterian General Assembly
to-day Rev. DIR. Crosby offered . resolution
setting forth that tho action taken ycster.
day on tho temperance question must not
be Construed As an indorsement Of any
political party. 1t was unanimously adopted.
The Centennial Fund Committee an
nounced that sal6, 900 had bsen raised 70 r
disabled ministers.
AT tho evening ssssion II ives aGfsed to
hold tho next meeting u Saratoga Springs
on the last Thursdsy In Nay, lseo A fnsl
ad3ouynnsnt was shsh takeR.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-04

ness which is an habitual device Of its oppo-
nents, there has always remained deeply
imbedded in its nature and character that
spirit OF true Americanism and that love Of
popular rights which has made it inde-
structible in disaster and defeat and has
constituted it boom to our country in its
time Of triumphant supremacy. Happily,
the party creed which we profess Is not
within such narrow lines that obedience
does not permit Us to move abreast with
the advanced thought Of the country and
TO meet and test every question and apply
principle to every situation.
"True Democracy, stanch in its adhesion
to its fundamental doctrines, is at the Same
time in q proper sense progressive. Trrs
Democracy honestly advocates . national
brotherhood, to the end that all our fellow.
countrymen may aid in the achievement OF
the grand destiny which awaits US as me-
tion, and 1t condemns that pretext Of libery
and harmony which, when a partisan I'D
vantage is to be gained, gives way for in
flammatory appeals to sectional hate and
passion. 1t does not favor the multiplica-
tion OF offices and salaries merely TO make
partisars, nor uss the promis0 and be-
stowal of place for the purpose Of sitting
the pross and bribing the people. 1t seeks
TO tighten tho burden Of life in every home,
and to take from the citizens for the cost Of
government the lowest possible tribute.
"We know wehave espoused the cause of
right and justice. We know we have not
permitted duty to country to war upon ex-
pediency. We know we have not trafflcked
olr principles for success. We know We
have not deceived the people with false
promises and pretenses. We know We
have not corrupted nor betrayed the poor
with the money OF the rich. Who shall
say these things promise no reward, and
that triumph shall not follow the enlight-
ened Judgment and sober second thought
Of our countrymeni
There arc to-day no weak, weary and de
spondent members of true Democracy ard
there should be none. Thoughtful atten-
ton to political topics is thoroughly
aroused. Events are day by day leading
men 10 rcvicw the reasons for their party
affiliations and to become the supporters Of
the principles We profess. We are con-
stan,ly recruited by intelligent, young and
sturdy ndhcrcnts. Let US deserve their
confidence, and, stunning all ignoble prac-
tices, let us remain steadfast to the Demo
cratic faith, to the cause Of our country.
, II VIC are true and loyal TO these, the day
of our triumph will surely ard quickly
cane, and our victory shall be fairly and
nobly won through the invincible spirit Of
true Democracy
The Delta independent., 1889-06-04

Three tpndetfsct thought they would
tsxe xbfsasans stroll last Sunday among
tho hills which surround Ouray. Before
long they found themselves whcrc thcy
could neither 70 forward or backward. The
rosult was one Of them was obliged 70 70.
main Ia his psrilous prcdicamcnt nearly
ali day before his siGnal Of distress was
dsecegercd And a,rsaculng party won't tc his
stDAi1 and ~ ~ Oh WITH ropss. The
other tw0 wsrs On anoehsr citk and were
rescued 10 slrniisx manner, but they did
not hsys y hang - - ~ sAggea sdsss -
,hslr opEpassoa.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-04

Thsrs are 10 children OF school ago Ia
,rssaay.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-04

The marriage OF cx-Secrctary Bay
Ard 70 Miss Mary Willing Clymcr 10 an
uouncod 70 takc place juno IL in Washing
ton.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-04

One hundred and twenty acres OF
land In the nsigLberhood Of 0rsslsy havo
boon planted With cucumber sssds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

The daily average runs TO date 57,779 barrels,
compared with full returns Of 62372 barrels per dy
In September, 42,711 barrels In October, leo9,
62,404 barrels In October 1897. and 1888 barrels
In October, 1886. The deliveries have averages
TAG barrels day, against full averages OF soOOi
barrels I'm September. 5000 barrels IN October 15s6
"a 225 barrels In October. 1887 and s14OJ barrels ~
October 1886. The partial returns from october
TO "a (charters 10 the 25th inclusive as follows
Rum Dslyeries EXc,sso fo oR ss7
Av. per day. 57,779 77.41B 1857 1881
The market here during the week just ended was
active, strong and higher In the earlier part OF IL
the old conditions Of dulness prevailed but with tno
pTicking OF the West Virginia bubble "Wednesday
prices advanced from 81 OF IL ~ O3 5S, again adj
vanced TO 81 Oh IL and Saturday touched ~ o. t1o
highest point reached I'm years. some FACTION Is
looked for this week. to-day perhaps. but among ihc
room traders anyway Individual stands 10 lOse
much, the speculation has been series OF raplu
loading and unloading of small lots with quck plphts'
and cOmmendablc caution, ever since the advance
began
The range of prices and the total dealings IN
National Transit certificates al the stock EXCHANGE
and at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum 'fA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

stantlal cause s no doubt the strong statistical
position the bulls have to fall back on
Stocks hand arc estimated not to exceed 10000
600 barrels and by the end of the month they will be
about 600 900 less, and each succeeding month
aids its substantial decrease, II cannot 90 long, IN
the natural course Of events. before he STOCK is eN-
hausted unless new fields soon discovered OF more
nroductiye capacity than any developed for many a
day. One thai could produce 100000 barrels
month would keep stocks as they are but not much
less. some well Informed experts in oil go so far
as TO say that crude will not stop now on its upward
course. with the exception of slight breaks which do
not affect the main question, until 1t reaches point
beyond which It will not pay 10 rsne II any put 1t
- ,ho market IN competition with the Russian product
For these and other reasons the discomfort of the
room traders grows and they look anXously for the
day when steps shah be taken to list ohio OIL
so,,cr,cs ~ 10 G37 barrels per day, indicating fall
me of in the net stocls Of about 100000 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
A rather important and significant change has oc-
cured in the petroleum situation since the last review
Of The Tribune the return Of strong and apparently
natural bull market and hasy retreat of the bears
on the failure of the much.vaunied West Virginia
fnds7 to add in any perceptlble degree 20 the
rapidly diminishing supply. The advance has not
caused much surprise, however, and many bulls who
are in position to realize handsomely their hold
ings think that the profits arc small yet compared
10 what they Will be, and conse2Let lily holding
back, that It IS really hard buy crude oil, even
at present quotations, the highest touched years.
The condition Of foreign stocks, foreign demand and
the relative quotations of refined, lead them believe
that refined Will 50 stil higher and the advance in
refined and its gradual Strengthening are tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

ers; April and May delivery 3304d seekers; May and
June delivery, 1854 buyers.
Galveston, oct 26--Coiton easy ntlllng, 9716e;
low midInR 9sc good Ordinary. 0.l8c; ret and
receipts 1872 exports coastwise 4,22l salos 1850:
stock, so 49,.
Norfolk Oct 20-Cotton steady; mIddling. csc; re-
ceiDts lO9 exports coastwss. 100 G.. 1885, stock
30 GA.
savannah Oct o6,-Cotton quiet; mda ng. Q slice;
low mdili1R, &c; receipts, 6.l02i export Connens.
4753 coastwise, los sales 1850; stock l2@ 0f0
New.Oreans Oct. 90 Cotton finn; mGilng 9Lc;
low ml6iiin0. 9sc good ordinary Sac net rceeiDl,
1919: gross f. g2S; exports Great Britain, i.7O0;
ports France 5126 exports, coastwise, fi92; sales,
$500; stock, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

as follows: ~ WIZ
WI. -, Stock Exchange Consolidated.
n mSek ended Oct 10. Oct, 70 Oct. 10. Oct 90
I HIs9cst -. Ell SSlS ! COS, so q?
i;irois y9es 81 COS 00i2 al O5
saioY JJ't 81 u5'i g93. Al O5l.
inc fehncd oil market rather morn active
put showed a decided stfenlng in prices which
n marked effect the crude oil speculation
1cnhed advanced from cents 10 30, and then IN
20 per gallon for barrel OIL at all ports and refined
IN cases followed suit, jumping from 10 O. 90 and
nuaiy To O25 cents per gallon. 49,
+, OTelgn quotations hucuated slightly. Antwerp
Ie on from IL IL francs per 100 klOs To II 81 and
ADVANCED again to II 1907 5-S francs Br,men
rose from Cos marks per fifty kos to 7O5 marks and
Lonuon advanced from 1915 5-S pence per Imperial
gallon TO 3 3-4G5 rs pence. F'
OIL City. Penn, oct. 26-Natonal Transit Certihcatos
9pehed at lO5s highest 1919; lowest. 1864 closed ne
Iu94t. Sales. 1000 bbls; cparances, 9S4 bhls.
S ~ 55 4sl4 bbIs shipmcnta G9,77i bills runs
Pittsburg Penn. Oct 20.-Pctrocum active and firm
Transit Certificates opened at LOG; closed at
Bradford Penn. oct 2G-Natonal Transit Certacatos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, oct 90 D. m.-Bcef-IIoiers offer sparlng.
ly; extra India moss firm at 65s. Pork-Holders offer
mod Iatcy. Hams-1he supply is poor; short cut IA 10
10 u. hTm az 52s 3D. Bacon-Holders oaer moderately.
CheGscIhe supply + excessive OF she demand American
finest dun sis for white ard cOlorcl TallOw-
Holders offer freely prime city dull POS. TuFpentne
Holders offer moderately. Rosn-The supply ia poor.
Lard SPOT and Holders offer moderately spot dul
Lard and Holders offer moderately spot dull
34s Cd October dull ut 34s Cd Whea-Ilodcrs offer
moderately. EOur-HodeTs offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
Dressmnklnq.

L. IRST-GI'SS dressmaker, cutting ~
L tailor :, Nm, wishes engagement ny the
day torms, II 20 this month Address
\. H., 153 4th-ave.
ZINE DRES>MAKTNG bail. evening.
J. dinner dresses; NJ uncXcelled lncgS
moderate: cutting fitting a specially. ~. D.
BLACK. 300 West 42d-st. lover NogeI >.
q & G.. GILPATRlCK, mcdista,, oso
VI. ParE-ave.. between G31 and 6lth So,
would Ike a few more customers Of ue"
home or by the day.
/ AIDES. II YOU wish hrst-clasS htuIE
1 4 dresses mad. very REASONABLY 90
French dressmaker, call j.. NAIhh' %
East 231-st., and see her work.
AGNIFICENT and elegant httng'
vi with Perisian chic. at moderate prices
latest imported styles. DiIAN " t,"i .
500 5th-ave, Womcn's Exchange Bululns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london, Oct 90. - 20 p. m.-tiantic and Great
Western first mortgage trustees. certificates 36 Can
S sadao, Pacific 7ob Eric 90 Illinois Central. hios
York Central, 1oos Pennsylvania, 55's. Reading 227s
Money, 2i2 per
Tbe amount of bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is 10 900 pounds
Paris adces quote per rcnies No s7f Soc for the
account and exchange at 25 % for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, oct. 26 1 p. HA-Coton-The sales OF the
day Include 100 bales American. American mifding
51id. Futures closed quiet American mding low
Tidllng clause OCTOBER delivery 5436id sellers; oc
and December delivery > 161d buyers December and
January delivery 81 GA oilers January February
delivery 3l.Gd sellers February and March delivery
Oh sellers: March ard Anil dcllNerv 81 Gid. hux.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
Gnrsee an0 Carriages,


"A. 372-3I4-376 Broeme-st
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIA AGES.
Largest
Stock,
Largest
waIciooms
In tho
WORLD.
bbgRS6 ejes fsSfs e 81 slfes5
bbkE3STTG SHHAAMMs e e. spf fSss'
Janddus,
Coaches,
Elegant Variety
FALL DRIVING TRAYS
FALL DRIVING TRAPS
Design, Trimming and Paint
Pass. ROckdways,
Coupe E1ckawSys,
Elk. front Roekaways
Curtain ROckawayS,
Road Wagons,
BrOckett 4 Tutte
Road Wagons,
Road PhaetOns,
Doctors PhaetOns.
Doctors Wagons,
Contractors Phaetons
Nail Phaetons,
StanhOpe Gigs.
Dog Carts,
Village Carts.
WagOnetteS,
LADIES' PhdetOns,
BuckbOards.
Elk. Top Cabliclets
Dos Dos Phaetons,
Natural Wood Wagons,
Natural Wood Surveys
MANY OTHER STYLES.
SECOND HAND SCION D-BhND
sFCOND.HAND SECON ID AND
SECONDHAND SECOND-NAND
Rrouahams Landaus. Coaches Launda-
ieites, Rockaways, Mail Phaetons, Stanhope
Gigs, Dog Carts. Village Carts, Phdet0ns,
Road Wagons. Top Phaetons, Elk. Top Cab
riOiets
HARNESS,
HARM ESS,
HARM ESS,
Imported.
DCMeStic
REPAIRS
REPAIRS -
Of the best grade only done In our factory
on Premises
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED.
STORAGE FOR
CARR AGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

HUUsEWOkh.-By a young an Tor
- general homework; city reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

change on the final day of the last two weeks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

1864.
Ttusville Penn. Oct 2G-National Transit Certificates
opened OF 1862 highest 107s lowest 105ss closed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

CHAMBERMAID &c.-Bv a swedish
" gill and washing and ironing. or wait
ing; reference. Gail Mrs. MALMBEltG,
3D. 4th-aye., between 18th and 10Th sts,
upstairs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
Domestlt Situations iOante0

4 HAMBERMAID and sEAMSTRESS.- -
~ IN hrsi-class family; AL references.
Call 3il West 5Gth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
City Real estate for Sale.
Brooklyn Real Estate.

$4,000 INVESTED N.Y. TED, in a, SIX three.
crate rntJl within reach Of desirable and
toleet families; viii pay better return thqn
any 81 those monumental and costly build.
hss 10 elthcr Ncw-1ork or Br0oklvn. A
W. 70 these buildings. now about com.
~ cent cash Jafcrson.avp. Gata Vicelius,
- - 7, Oc,ween Broadway and Bushw'ck.ayc..
pptSeen Hslsev and Gates ave. l. stations
11,IgoS.yh. STEPHEN J. BURROWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

MORE MEN WANTED. ,-
vi For local ana travelling agents steady
work and good pay.
For terms address
T.. b. RICHARDSON h CO., Nurserymen,
Geneva, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
IL ork iDantc0,

---~~
Females.
XPERIENCED stenographer ard Rom Rom
IL ington operator, at present employee
oD.n for position Oh short notice. lylcl,lle
from pres nt employer. Miss hLl i~''
42S BrOome-st.
L. RENCH.-A young lady having several
Il hours each day Of leisure time would
Ike 10 find a family whore she could IN
stfuct children I'm French, or assist with the
needle; best reference. GIRAtDEAU,
Tribune Office.
7 ADY with pleasant voice would read
Il several hours daily a. % cent or 'css
hours at 80 cents; 'cfe.cr cc,. READER,
Box 3. Tribune Uptown Ohic', 1.23s Bway.
NIRS. HAHN takes sewing from fam.
I'VE HES and uphOlstcrrrs furnitur; slip-c0v-
cTs cutting ana sewing a speciality. 422 W.
49th-at.
STENOGitAPIIEH and TYPEWHlTER.-
- Young 'adv wants situation downtown
O. Brooklyn lacks Office experience, but Is
accurat. ana rapid rs per week. Address
NJ A. Box -. Tribune ONO.
STENOGRAPHERS and Remington oper.
- ator, furnished 10 business houses no
commissions. WYCEoIF. SEAHANS &
BENEDICT. 3o7 Broadway.
- TENOGRAPHFR and TYPEWRITER
- ua1y, want, position; salary, IS
per week. J.. j. H.. Tribune 6'uce.
TYPEWHITING.-Go d work; promptly
executed; moderate price. ANNA
SCHN DIT, 40 Nas-au-=t.. Morse Building
Room 10.
TYPFwRITING.-L1dy owning Rcming.
ton wishes work at home accurate and
prompt; price low. Address FRANCIS,
Box ,, Tribune O1lce.
~ TYPEWRITER COPYING circular let.
tcrs. legal and theatrical work
speciality; reduced rats flr quantities also
shorthand. STENOGRAPIlER, 60 Lib
e'ty-st. and 10 Fast 2-th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

I AUNDRESS.-By n German ProteStanE-
- as nrsi-c,ass laupdrlSs, or ~ assisl
with chpmberwork. Cal al 56i sd-aye..
Isl floor 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

HoUSEHEEPER, or any positlon noa
Al mental. by a young Gmeiican lady;
city or country: References ass CAFES.
| ave-, Brooklyn, 1st fat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
domestic Giiuations Wanteo
Females.

4 girl, lately landei; viii be generaly
useful / willing AMI ob.iginR city or eoun-
1ry. can 10 dim nnnr Ioa-sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
flats Go Get. Anturn is1eo.


ELEGANT single fats, adjoining MI
II Morris Park; rooms and PAIN a.
outside windows; 10 shafts s'sdn ma
and decorated; low rents: Apply "
OWNER. "a to u East l22d-st
ELATS TO LET IN THE
IL GORDON,
S9th-st.. 9th-ave. newly decorated sveoi i.
heat and all modern improvements Ie-ii
from s35 10 $50 per month; rooms anu
bath. Inquire Of the owner on pIen PREMISE
VNaE Park SIDE, t.r,,. avn
Il CORNER G1s'r-SF. AND PAM ~
-Four Handsomely Decorated Aparh'ch'S'
Seven rooms, firepfOof, steam hSdt ron
Rooms carpeted new corner Iay. > AN : OIs,
nc WEST 47TH-sT To rent, select
~ apartments, and II rooms ana ot ,,l'
location unsurpassed; immediate posses'loh'
Shown by lanitor.
18TH ST, 32l EAST.-Six and seven
"a rooms, SO to 900; all improvements
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-Flats Nos. 1924, 1,126 and
los Fuit0n-st, near Frankln-ave.
/, station. two blocks from Atlandc-ave:
rapid transit and Concy Island Railroad 20
minutes from Bridge h9dsome, modern
ments all light rooms; after unique
and novel plan abundance light ana an
examine them open sunday. Apply In sLorS
], III FultOn-st, or TO j. 4. VAN AOhEN'
II Broadway. New-York City
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19
"DAVY CRICKET AND THE
CO0N..s
Cream For the Pubic.

Everyone is familiar / suppose
With the story of "D:wy Crockett
and the Coon. When Davy took
aim the Coon exclaimed from the
tree tops, Don't slroot Bavy; don't
shoot! I'll come down" Ii you COM
pare our prices with others you will find
them like Crocket's coon. For instance
we are selling lawns at 4c. and Gle. per
yd.; ehallies &c. and re; ginghams from
Gle. to 1Oc.; s&tines from &C. to 33A c.;
white dress goods extra fine 1ee. to 25c.;
prints from &c. to SIC; nr11slins bleached,
extra good Gle. and SIC; shifting &C. to
l0c. These goods are all first-class, and
we will guarantee them. We will sell
them at above quoted prices, or quit and
carry water TO the elephant when cir
Gus COMES to town. We have beauti-
fui line OF ladies' and gents underwear,
neck7wear, etc; also, silk mfts, ribbons,
laces, embroideries, etc, etc, all OF
which we come Crocket's coon over,
and bring them down very cheap.
u = Gr,,. ,,a,,,..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19
FOB sale &

HOUSE and Lot eitiated on Fast MAR,
IL street between First and second
sta. two-story frame, very substantially
built and finely finished, contains len
rooms and a fine large ceIIer, good wall
81 ~ater, and all necessary onfzsuiIfl-
IHgs- lot contains abont one scre of
iand, Wen teneedi frrits Of a9 kinds
growing upon it; nice Vegetable s,,st
flow eT5ganden. Everything In eof5si con
dltlon. FoE terms endaire 1t sad Tss5I-
deHce, i. and ] 3. sT4l0aI1s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19

SOcIAL EvEST.-Soclety circles
were overwhelmed with surprise
only few days ago when it was
definitely known that DIR. l.. v.
Guthrie. and Miss Lynn English
would be married on the morning
of the 18th inst.
AS per announcement the we'd
ding ceremony was performed last
Saturday morning, at $50 o'clock,
by Rev. @. c. Pearson, Rector of
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church,
of this city, at the beautiful resi-
dcnce of the brides parents, Main
street.
DIR. Guthrie is the only SON of
Judge F. A. Guthrie, of the Circuit
Court of this District, and a young
gentleman with exemplary habits,
and bright prospects. Miss English
is the second daughter of Hon.
John W. English, of the Supreme
Bench, and a very beautiful and
accomplished lady. The handsome
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony OH the early train, for
White Sulphur Springs. The
REGISTER will follow this young
couple wherever they may goal
ways wishing them well-always
speaking in terms of praise of their
iaudabIe deeds-ever ready to give
them birth notice-and fifty years
hence the heirs apparent to this office
will publish double column notice
of their Golden Wedding Anniver-
sary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19

DEATH AT MASON. Martin,
wife OF d. Martin, engineer of the
Valley Bell, died at her home at
Mason City last Thursday at noon,
in the Goth year of her age. The
cause of her death was cancer. The
deceased leaves husband and
seven children, all grown, the
youngest child being 10 years of
age. The funeral took place from
the NJ. E. Church at Mason Satur-
day, Rev. Ward otficiating.-Pome-
roy Telegraph, June 18th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19
summer Tourists

Beginning June LIST, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell at all it's
coupon offices excursion tickets to
all Virginia Springs White Sulphur
Chautauquas n. T., Deer Park, Oak
land and Mountain Lake Park, Md:
Buffalo, N. Y. and niagara Falls, at
very low rates. Tickets will be
good to return until October 3Ist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19
no Sol.liers and EIeirs.

/ Will vigorously prosecute any
claim you may have against the
Government, either for pension,
bounty, increase of pension or travel
pay, etc, and will charge you no
more than other attorneys with but
little or no experience. Ihave been
in the business twelve years.
GRAs. W. PHELPS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19

We have had so many calls for
blank deeds that we have concluded
to print few hundred and keep
them on hand for sale. They are
gotten up in strict accordance with
the statutes, by a prominent mem
Der of the Mason County Bar, and
therefore, are perfect in every par
ticular, acknowledgment and all
If you wants deeds come to this of
dce for them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-06-19

AS vas to haze been expected, the
preachers have commenced preach
ing special Providence in the case of
the Johnstown disaster. Poor Provi-
denceI 1t is good thing Provi-
dence has broad shoulders, for the
preachers persistin unloading every
thing upon them, from case of
toothache to an earthquake. Give
Providence rest.