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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10
Nos dice nueetro eorresponsal de

jardo, con fecha s 10 que sigue:
"Hoy & las 8 y media Sc han celebra
do en- nuestra iglesia honras funebres por
el eterno descanso del alma del que fu6
General Gamir, que de gloria goce. Las
autoridades eclesiastica, civil militar
puestas de acuerdo; las simpatias que su-
que todos deseabamos prestar, no solo al
que fue, sino su desolada familia iden.
tifcandonos con su dolor, era motive para
que cada uno la medida de su valer, tu.
vi6ramos empefo en- que ell acto resultara
solemne, expl6ndido, digpo de quien Sc
tributaba digno del p:seblo que 10 tribu-
taba, como asf resulto. iBienpir Faiardo, 7"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Desde aver circuIa por esta Capital
el rumor, ,sin q. sepamos su origen de q .fu6
copada una partida de trescientos hom-
bres que mandaba el cabecilla Lacret, es.
to ultino fu6 hecho prisionero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

venta de aparatos. -Universalmente esta
reconocido que la baratura es 81 primer
factor para desarrollar ell consume.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10
H0TICIAs GENERALEs

Anoche en- el Teatro absolute conplet
en- los asientos, y extraordinaria Snfante-
que vale como artista como mujer. El
tenor Sr Matheu estrepitosamente aplau-
dido. Ventura Gil del Rey tuvieron
momentos feIiclsinos Les coros la or.
questa ..... Ei alurnbrado bastante malo,
El foyer en- los ontreactos convertible en-
fragantisimo ramillete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Segdn leemos en- La Democracia Ell Is
del corriente debutara en- Ell teatro de
Ponce la Compafia do Opera que act1a
en- nuestro Coliseo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Dfcese que el general Luque, herido
t1ltimamente en- Cuba, ha ascendido ge.
bas Marfn.se Ie ha concedido la Gran
Cruz de Maria Cristina pensionada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10
'tlA CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RICO
LUNRs, 10 DE FEBRERO DE 1896
1910 AOUI!
HARINA DE TRIGO CATALAN

HARINA DE TRIGO CATALINA
MARCA "ELEFANTE"
NON PLUS ULTRA TRIPLE FUERZA COLOSSAL
Estas harinas fabrice d las expresamen-
to para este pals superau en- calidad, fuer-
"a v blancura las mejores harinas anne.
ricanas que 80 importan esta Isla.. Sc
pueden amasar solas sin mistura con otras
harinas, produciendo un pan excelente CO.
mo nunca SO ha visto aQul.
UPruebG hGce f6!
Su unico receptor:
A. RAUSCHENPLAT.
San Juan, Tetuan IS. 12-1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Hemos sabido con sentimiento que sc
encuentra enfermo de algdn cuidado
nuestro estimado amigo Ell doctor don Die
go Guix, M6dico Mayor del Hospital Mill,
tar de esta Ciudad. Dsseamos SO resta-
blezca prOnto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Han contraido matrimonio en- San
German nuestro amigo el sefior don Hera.
clio Esparolini y la apreciable sehorita
Adelina Milanta Quifones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10
BANCO ESPINOL DR PUERTO.RICO
nnuuon GTopIA A UuTk ncucpn npnmkutE

Conforme & 10 acordado por el Conse-
jo de Gobierno, en- cumplimiento de 10
que disponen los artfculos 42 de los Esta-
tutos y lab del Reglamento gocial, se con-
voca & los sefiores Accionistas de este
Banco Junta General Ordinaria, que sc
celebrara Ell 19 de Febrero pr6ximo 4 Ia
una de la tarde, en- ell domicilio del mis-
mo; debiendo presentarse con media hora
de anteleci6n las papeletas de asistencia,
Febrero, ambos inclusives, las solicitor
durante las horas de oficina.
Desde esta fecha queda fiiada al pt-
blico en- este Establecimiento como 10 pre-.
viene Ell artfculo 144 del Reglamento, Ia
lista de sefiores Accionistas con derecho
voz voto en- la mencionada Junta.
Puerto Rico, 90 de Enero de 1896.-Ei
Sub -Gobernador. Manuel Lopez. 6-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Continta sin novedad Ell monitor de
lefia carbonizada de que hemos hablado,
procedente del fuego del almac6n de don
Francisco Salgado en- la plazuela de San
Francisco. Els admirable ell golpe de Wis
ta que produce q los que transitan por alli
Recortamos de "El Criollo'' de Aqua
dilla:-"La distinguida esposa aprecia-
bles hijos de nuestro querido amigo y deu-
do don Aurelio M6ndez Martinez, residen
te actualmente en- Santo Domingo, embar.
caron para la citada Rep1blica el mes pasa
do, en la goleta"Inoceno:a", con objeto de
unirse dieho amigo; fu6 tai la des
gracia de tan querida familia, que en- las
costes dominicanas, I'm temporal hizo
naufragar la embarcaci6n, habiendo per.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

dido dichos amigos ahorros, prendas to-
do 10 que conducian, salvando milagrosa-
mente la vida"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-10

Circula por esta Capital Ia noticia de
que ell Gobisrno General recibi6 aver I'm
extenso cablegrama cifrado de la Habara.
Ignoramos 81 es cierta la noticia nada Sc
dice respecGo de Los particulares que Sc
contrae ell despacho de referencia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-29
Another Boltcr.

The Detroit Tribune, the old
reliable Republican paper of Mich
igan, turns tail upon the Republi-
can party and in speaking of the
st. Louis gold-bug platform, says:
cit is damnably unpatriotic and
unrepublican and an unexplained
and unexplainable reputation of
the past principles of the Republi-
can party on the most vital issue"
The Tribune must know that
Mark Hannl and his cohorts at ST
.Iouis were told nv tiie s,fass g
powers that it must be genuine
gold platform or no grease with
which to oil the Republican ma
chinery in the coming fight be-
twoon the plain people and the
money sharks. Mark, being n
millionaire himself, could not sum
mon tho moral courage to refuse
the demand of Wall street and con
sequently yielded to the most
gigantic and corrupt money ring
on the face of tho earth. Thus it
was that the st. Louis platform
chose the side of idle men and idle
wealth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-29
Funny Fellows.

The single gold standard advo-
Gates all frankly admit that free
silver would raise the prices of all
farm products, but they argue that
the farmer would be compelled to
pay so much more for his supplies
that in the long run he would
not be benefited. Yet Chairman
Dawson, in his recent manifesto.
boldly asserts that with the return
of the Republican party to power
"the old prices of farm products
will be restored" And would not
corresponding high prices for the
farmers supplies be the resultF
What the farmer wants is high
prices for his products, and he will
be amply able to look after the
supplies. Free silver alone will
give the high prices.
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\ Mighty Truth.

mo nation calls itself free and
independent that is not great
enough to establish Il financial sys-
TEN of its own" This powerful
and eloquent sentence from the
speech of Senator Daniels at Chi
cago, brought forth tremendous
applause. 1t was mighty truth
that went directly home to the
heart of the audience. Think of
it, ye that are claiming America
for Americans, before you vote for
Mckinley and British gold.
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Mckinley IsBcntcm.

Ex-senator John j. Ingalls,, of
Kansas, declares that mckinley
is hand made candidate of Hanna
on platform to which in his heart
of hearts he is false" Further
along the same gentleman insists
that Mckinley is beaten, that the
silver revolt will sweep the West
between the Missouri and Pacific
that "you may buy gold plank
in Dakota and again in Oregon,
but you can't buy the people; you
can't bribe the pnblic in the wide
region named from the coasts to
the Missouri, from the Rio Grande
to the English line. Silver will
sweep all before it.
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New Haven.

Special Correspondence, 2lst.
The contractors for the ice pier
to be built at Hartford, arrived last
week and began work getting out
stone. After several days the
workman struck for higher wages,
ns they were only getting one dol
lar per day. Asit now stands there
is no immediate prospect for set
tlement.
Local wheelman speak very
highly Of the race track at Syria
cuse, and take aslyantage Of its socs
commodntions Whenever possible.
The Sliding hills present very
bare appearance as the Newton
Hensley saw mills have made great
inroads into the timber.
Mr.. r. w. Brown has held the
position of engineer with the Hart
ford City Salt Company for over
thirty-four years, and has been at
the same post during the entire
time. The Fl. g. S. Co. know a
good man when they have one.
Mrs. Carleton Young and daugh-
ter, of Graham, attended divine
service here Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson, Steve
Lewis and James Batey, are at
Parkorsburg this week and will
take in the convention.
Miss Bessie Roush, will leave
for Ben Lomond, in n few days.
She has just recovered from the
fever.
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Almost everybody takes some laxative
medtine TO cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
get all the benefits of mild and pleasant
Laxative and tonic that purifieS the blood
and Strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
IAToR regulates the Liver, Keeps it active
and healthy, and when the Liver is in
good condition you find yourSelffree from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles Will only be had when the liver.
IS properly t,yEofl lf troubled Withany
Of these complaints, Try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medl-
snes, and Better than Pills.
ssa~EVERY PACKAGE-Ssn
Has the Stamp in rcd on wrapper
j. III. Zeilin 81 CO., PhiIa.. Pa.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY RE
SPONSIBLII.
Carnegie Charges Our Financial
TROUBLES UP to the Rcpublt-
Cnn BnrtN.

New York Times.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, in The
North American Review, draws n
gloomy picture of the state of the
country during the past five years
in contrast with it's state during
the previous ton years. The change
he attributes to legislation, and
this he charges without hesitation
to the Republican party. Nothan's
"Thou art the manw went no more
directly to the guilty David than
Mr.. Carnegie's accusation to the
Republicans. After reciting the
silver legislation of 1878 and 1890,
he says:
"This is matter above party;
let us not hesitate, therefore, to
place the blame where it belongs,
upon our own party, the Republi-
can. 1t was the Republican party
that poisoned the currency of the
nation. 1t was the Republican
party InaI uouDleu VIC "iiiO'Iii' " VI
poison, which speedily produced
its baneful effect. 1t threatened
the capital of the world abroad and
it sapped the roots of confidence al
home; hence the stagnation OF
business; hence the contrast be
tween 1S8O-9O and 1890 1900. The
poison was there before 1880 in
small doses, but such was the
strength of the patient that he con
tinued to perform his useful funct-
ions, for a long time after the pois
on had entered his system, but his
vitality was, nevertheless, cease
lessly being sapped."'
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From Thursday S Daily.
Observation-Disclosures
\ woman Successfully Passes
y Five Dollar Counterfeit
Coin On One of Our NT&r-
phnnfS

A woman, calling herself Mrs.
McGill, about 35 years old, dark
complexion, weighing about 1926
pounds and supposed to belong ON
a shanty boat, dropped into towps
yesterday, with several counter
felt S5 gold pieces, She first went
to the store of j. Friedman & Co.,
where she bought few goods, and
tendered a So piece in payment;
Lew Campbell, who waited upon
her, doubted the commences of
the coin, and took il back to the
cashiers desk, who, upon examina-
ton, pronouncedit it spurious. The
money was given back to her, and
she declined to take the goods.
She claimed she got the coin from
one of tho Parkersburg banks.
She left the store and went up to
the Fair, owned by Mrs. Potion
barger, where she bought 30 cents
worth of dishes, and rendered the
coin, and received $40 in change.
The trick was discovered shortly
aftorward, but too late to capture
the woman as she had departed,
it is supposed, on shanty boat.
kilograms have been sent ahead to
hold up the shanty boat.
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West Nirginia is All Right.

The gold standard newspapers
throughout the country persist in
placing West Virginia in the gold
column this fall, but we well re-
member that up till the time OF
holding our district conventions to
send delegates to Chicago, these
same authorities put the entire
twelve delegates from this State
for the gold standard and against
free silver at the convention.
If all the other States were as
certain to give the cause of free
silver as hearty support as West
Virginia will, Bryan's election
would be unanimous. 1t will be
almost that way.-Kanawha GA
zette.
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len. Watts Nomination.

Cen. Watts Nomination.
this was a year in which the
Ip ticians alone were running our
lp tical affairs, there might be
SO q prospects for combination
to lefeat the nomination of Gen.
~ It's for Governor, but fortunately
"a our party and for the country
Eai trge, the people have been and
continuing to take very active
in the management of our
saatters. and they will not
IIG I5GS.ti1 nit the will of the great masses
to be either throttled or subverted.
Long before Mr.. Watts consent
ed or decided to become candi.
date for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor, the spontaneous
request and demand for his can
didacy came from the great mas,
ses of the people from all over
our State, and this was at time
when prospects for Democratic
success, in this State, were in
deed anything but fiattering. 1t
had been repeatedly said and was
then being said that the party
could not secure n candidate for
this important position. Mr..
Watts, being the true and cour-
apeous Democrat that he is and
has always proven himself to be,
consented to go to the front and
use his best efforts to organize
the party and inspire confidence
among it's members. The very
first mention of his name as n
candidate set the Republican lead
ers and newspapers all astir and
they could not conceal their fears
of the effects of his candidacy.
The people having demanded his
candidacy, will not now, since they
have realized more than ever, his
ability and popularity, as candi-
date for Governor, permit any com
bination of politicians to overthrow
their purpose by allowing the de-
feat of his nomination.
Nearly all the counties have
held their conventions to send del
egntes to the Wheeling Conven-
ton, and it is now manifest that
the people we're in earnest i'll their
demands for his nomination, and
his selection as the standard bearer
of Democracy in the pending cam
paign is now assured. Kanawha
Gazette.
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Henderson News.

Special Correspondent, July 22nd.
Misses Annie Whitcsides and
Anna Charles, and little Charles
Baird, of your city, spent the day
with Mrs. j. l.. Hutchinson, yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ginther and
little daughter. Glnddis, made a
flying trip to Pomeroy, Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Perry, of Charleston,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mott
Barton.
Miss Nettie Perry, left Monday
to visit relatives at Alice, Ohio.
Mr.. Chas. Wccthie, of Wyoma,
is the guest of Prof, S. V. Pullin
and family.
There will be Childron's Day SER
vices here next Sunday night A
good time is anticipated.
Misses Anna O'Ncal and Phohlia
Shelinc, spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. Chas. Gilispie and family.
A DEMOCRAT.
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Watch Your Congressional Dis
triCtS.

The money power of England
and Wall street having failed to
sway the Chicago Convention, the
next effort will be to control legis-
lation in Congress, as has been
done for the past thirty years,
hence the great importance of
electing honest, unpurchasable
men to Congress this fall, men who
not only know the right, but who
have the courage and the manhood
to do the right.
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1t is pity that all the knowl-
edge and wisdom necessary to the
discussion of the silver and gold
question, is centered in Mr.. Geo.
Potfenbarger He should have as
sistanco in the discussion of this
question. 1t is too much for his
"ponderous BRAIN" and his friends
fear he will break down mentally.
He allows no man in his party to
have an opinion in opposition to
his own. He is the Boss, with a
big "B," and all the lesser Repub-
licans have to do his bidding
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-29
Arc ThcN?

Are the Bond-holders and Wall
street working for the benefit of
the laboring man and the debtor
classes, in advocating the single
gold standard? Is there working
man in West Virginia who believes
it? If there is, let him have no
fears as to his final salvation, for a
merciful God will never damn a
fool.
The Gold Bugs will be sprayed
this fall, with nitrate of silver.
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DHNT1sTs.
DR.. ID. w. Petty, Dentist,

DF' D' W. icttlS DciIlSIS
of this city, has now ono of the best
fitted Offices in the State. Every
apparatus and appliance in office
and Laboratory is new and of the
latest improved. If you want your
toeth SdUed go SEQ him. If you
have to have an artificial plate, he
can make you tho bcst.
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Republican state Convention.

tcDuDlciln SIillc NOINcnIlOl' .
The Republican State conven-
ton, just adjourned after stormy
meeting at Parkersburg, has pro
duced the following ticket, to be
showed under in November:
Govomor- Hon. G.. w. Atkin-
son, of Wheeling.
Auditor Hon l.. NJ. LaFallottc,
of Grafton.
Treasurer A. Kendall, of
Wood county.
Attorney General Edgar p.
Rucker, of Mcdowell county.
Supreme Judge III. G.. Nc
Whorter, of Kanawha county.
Superintendent of Free Schools
j. Russell Trotter, of Upshur
county.
Elector-ot- -Largo-Dr. J.P. Fitch,
of Monongahalia county.
District Electors. b. Rath-
burn, of Writ county.
Hon. Warren Miller has been
nominated by the Republicans in
this district, for Congress. He is
on strnightout gold platform.
Our friend Miller, will find it a
different campaign from what it
was two years ago. The Demo-
Gratis will redeem this district on a
free silver platform, with Walter
Pcndleton, free silver candidate.
The State Gazette knows its
gold bug policy is a stencil in the
nostrils of the people, and hence it
is filling It's columns with all kinds
of personal attacks on individuals.
An acknowledgement that its edi-
tor is defeated in argument.
The letter of Mr. Chas. T.. Nc
Culloch has put hundreds of Re
publican farmers to thinking. His
letter will have great weight and in
hucnce among the farmers, and will
bear good fruit. No one will
question the honesty and sencerity
of Mr.. McCulloch.
The Democratic party has de-
clared for free silver and the Re
publican party for gold SO that now
the voter has but to settle the ques-
ton A majority will mix silver
with their gold
Any one residing here would
form the conclusion that the rain
is scheduled on the 16 to ticket
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ARREsrED.
Henry the Rapist, Arrest
ed at CaallipOliS.

4 E1tIFyJ IIIV INIHISN3
ed at Gallipolis'
Wednesdays Daily.
60. Henry, who criminally as
ted Mrs. Persinger, an account
Which we gave in Mondays
~ Register, was arrested at
Iipolis last night. Officers Fog
.ng sd Smith went down after
this morning.
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Personal Mention.

Sheriff G.. p. Gardner left this
morning for Parkersburg.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Newton, of Hart
ford, was here yesterday.
Mr.. Hugo Juhling, Jr., of New
Haven, was a business caller at this
Office, yesterday.
Hon. Rankin Wiley returned
from Baltimore, yesterday evening
He reports Mrs. Wiley as much
better.
Miss Cora Savage, of Charleston.
returned home Monday, after a
visit to Miss Francis Maupin, at
Arbuckle.
Mr.. Will Mitchell of Edgewater,
passed through here yesterday on
his way to Parkersburg. After re-
turning he will make visit to his
relatiyeSSSSl this county.
CAM an old
and we'll Known steamboat captain,
living on Knnawha, was III the city
Monday renewing old ocqunintun-
ccs. Mr.. Ed. l.. Parsons, of Hern,
w. Va, was also in the city. CALI
polls journal.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. Chas. McCulloch, from up
KanwahN, is in the city.
Mr. Thos. Poffenbarger, of Beech
Hill, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Bauer, of Pomeroy,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Bell, of Gallipolis,
was visitor here, yesterday.
Mr.. d. A. Brown, of Jackson,
was visitor to our city,. yesterday,
Mr.. j. w. Hanly, of Apple
Grove, was in town yesterday.
Miss Kate Neale left yesterday
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Vaught up on Kanawho,
Mr.. T.. l.. Neale, of Ben Lomond,
Democratic candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff, is i'll town.
Mrs. T.. A. Burnside, of Hender-
son, has returned after few days
VISIT with friends at Pomoroy.
Mr.. Frank G. Blodgott, of Wes-
ton, who was at one time, a citizen
of this city, is here renewing old
acquaintances.
Miss Carrie Day, left last night
on the Virginia, for an extended
visit to her father, Mr.. Chas. Day,
of Pittsburgh
Misses. Virginia Wiley and Sue
Neale, returned yesterday after
ternoon, from visit to Miss Gretch-
en- Pullin, at Dolby.
Mr.. Thos. w. Lewis, of Missouri,
after visiting. his relatives in the
county for the past few days has
returned to town, and is the guest
of DR.. w. p. Neale and family.
Mr.. Newton Long, of Mendon,
Mo-, is visiting his father, Col.
Isaac Long, up Knnawha. He
and Col. Thornburg, were callers
at this Office yesterday.
Mrs. John G.. Cartmill and son
were summoned to Windfield yes
terday, on account of the serious
illness of her son, Elvin and wife,
both being confined to their beds.
Col. Thos. Munford, wife and
two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. John
G.. Stortz and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Stortz, were merry party
spending the evening at Col. Isaac
Longs. up Konawhn, recently.
From Fridays Daily.
Mr. T.. l.. Atkins, of jackson,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. j. V Stockton, of Hern, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Swnrtz, of Mason,
who has been down South, is in
town visiting his friends.
Col. N. p. Baker and Mr.. r. w.
Harris, of Charleston, were visit
ors here last night.
Capt. w. r. Gum, wife and
children, returned last night from
visit to MERGERS Bottom.
Mr.. John w. Steenbergen and
son William, of Gallipolis Ferry,
were visitors here yesterday.
Capt. w. ID. Holmes, who has
been confined to the house by
rheumatism, we are glcd to know,
is able to be out ngnin.
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A. R. RARREE. Il. d..

(Northwest Cor. 9th and Main Sts.,)
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA.
Office hours from 6 a. IN. to 2 p. IN. and
to lOp. IN. [may 8, 1882.
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PHxs1C1ANs.
4. 81. CAMPBELL
DR.. L. v. GUTHRIE,
pnxsro1Aw and sURanow,


VTTHEN not professionally engaged.
w can be found at office OF residence,
Residence OH Main ST., between 93h and
10th. Offic corner Main and 4th SITS.
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