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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
The Centennial,

Below We print the letter Of Hon,
Henry G. Davis, United States sena-
tor from this State, to the centenni-
al meeting recently held in Wheel
ing, and Mayor sweeney's reply
thereto. In this as in every other
matter affecting the interests OF THIS
State and its people, it will be seen
that the Senator takes lively and
substantial interest, promising his
time and means towardmakins West
virginia's par. in the great centen-
NAL Celebration, worthy of the I'M
portant intercscst she has topresent:
PIEDMONT, Aug. 25, 70.
Hon. 4. r. Boteler and Hon. 4. j
!srceacp, g. S. ctntennia! Commits
oaers, w. Va.
GExrLEMEy:--I have your circular
and letter inviting me to attend the
Centennial meeting at Wheeling
/ much regret l cannot be present.
| hope to be with you at one of your
other meetings.
| feel deep, lively and growing
interest in the success Of our Nation
al Centennial, and especially, that
our Young and growing State shall
lbe well represented, by showing its
| great wealth and resources in miner
ais, manufactures, timber, agricul'
turc, etc.
Between the opening, May 10th,
and closing, November 10Th, OF next
wear, it is estimated by good judges,
that ten millions Of people from all
parts of the world will attend the
Centennial. Many Of this vast num-
her will judge of this and other States
By the exhibit made. think livery
important we show our wealth and
resources, to induce capital and poo
ple to come and settle among us.
Our state and people owe You .
large debt for the valuable and faith
full services gratuitously rendered in
our interest, in connection with the
Centennial. Itender you my thanks
If | can in any way aid you in your
work, please call on me. | will have
some coal and timber specimens pre-,
pared subject to your order.
l enclose check payable to your or.
der. for two hundred and fifty dollars
to aid in collecting, paying freighton
articles, printing, etc, etc.
Yours with great respect,
II. G. DAYS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

VINO WILL he BE.-Unless the
Democratic majority in the next
House commit some unexpected
blunders, that party will prevail in
the coming election of President
The cry of hard times, if there were
no: plenty of other reasons for such
a result, will suffice it to beat the
Republicans. But who will be select
ed to head the Democratic array
VIII it be some man now scarcely
dreamed of Very likely. All the
precedents, point in that direction
Sun.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
TIC Standards Spite.

The Wheeling Standard noticing
the favorable mention Of the name OF
Hon. P. c. Eastman, Of Mason coun-
ir-;, connection with the Office Of
Governor of tn State, thinks TO put
a slur upon him by talking in this
wise:
His worst fault is a general dispo-
sition to train with the Walker crowd
and to let himself be manipulated BY
that star-gazing statesman, and his
percentage adherents, and the worst
feature Of his candidacy is that it has
its origin in that disreputable cigcu-
lar organization which has had its
headquarters at Charleston, and has
brought so much scandal and dis
grace upon the State.
The opposition of the Standard to
Senator Eastman is amatter of small
consequence, and we know Of no
possible contingency in which he
could be injured thereby. But there
is no apparent necessity for its resort
to living in order to give expression
to its hostility. Those expressions
in Senator Eastham's favor which
have found their way into the news
papers originated in localities remote
from Charleston, and so far as we are
aware, withoutprevious consultation
with any citizen of Charleston, or
vicinity. Indeed, it is not even
known here that the Senator would
accept a Gubcrnatcrial nomination. ii
rendered him. Certainly he has
never exchanged words with Mr.:
Walker upon the subject. We will
90 farther and say that we doubt if
the Senator had any knowledge Of
an intention to bring forward his
name, until he read what has ap-
peared in the newspapers on the sub
iect. As the Standard admits HIM to
be worthy and respectable man, it
might strain itself up to a point OF
decency that would enable it to men
ton his name without reSortlng to
down right falsehood.
As to those who may exercise the
privilege of supporting Mr.. Eastman,
whether they live in Charleston or
elsewhere, we venture the assertion
that there are few among them who
will not compare favorably with the
gang OF political cut-throats and
bummers whose special champion
the Standard has be.ome.-C9Wr1er.
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LEGAL aDvERTIsENESTs.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
AT RULES held in the Clerks Office o.
a the Circuit Court of Mason County, Oh
the first Monday OF September, 1910.
Winfield S. Mckay, Complainant

.ioha Cartwright. and Mary Cartwright Ne
i.cdants, In Chancery. t,m
The os;:c:: 81 o.t:hissu!t is to recoyfs H ,,,,
the Defendant, JJehn Cartwright, the. sun w.
OF 81 800 90, and interest. due by note ~: ~
ted July 18th, 1878, payable one year a''s :,
date, with interest at ten per cent, anu ~, y
foreclose the mortgage and sell the r ~
acres OF lane. In the Bill mentioned M
dav came the Complainant, by Coan'.;t
and on his motion. and il appearing Dye
fidavit filed that the defendants are a .St
residents OF this State, it is ordesia ,I w :
they do appear here at Rules to be he'd 4 =
the Clerk Office OF the Circuit CouT i.
Mason County on the fourth and last Ns o..
day in September, 1915, and do what's y
Teste:-CHAs. B. WAGGENEEE,
r s. Brown. Sol. [sept9-iw. G!etN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

James Hart, in his complaint in a
libel suit against the Herald, charges
that Bennett is publisher and pro
prietor of a newspaper with q large
circulation. In his answer Bennett
denies each and every allegation in
general and in detail"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

A thing chat no fellow can I'M
dcrstand, YOU know" is that the Re
publicans, whoarc responsible for the
paper money in the country, who are
its creators; who have always been a
paper money party, should be enga-
red in i desperate effort to degrade
and disparagc their own currency;
that they should be crying out that
no currency is good, unless there is
gold enough on hand to pay it; when
they know that the Government has
not one dollar in gold for ten thou
sand in currency; while the Demo
Gratis who have always opposed paper
money arc doing their best tosrstain
their present currency until it an
swcrs its purpose and the country is
ready for change.
The policy Of the Republicans,
means financial ruin to everybody
but the bond-holders, while the poll,
CIV of the Democrats is to place all
n sa.s:!. on q ieys nd make a dollar a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
Hard Money Man.

Yes, We have here and there a
''hard money" Democrat in West
Virginia but what of that? That
docs not argue anything against the
Ohio platform. Wisdom will not
die with some Democrats. "Self in
terest" will influence even some
Democrats to pursue an cratic
course.
As Governor Allen said, il Dem,
ccrat places himself against theeur,
rent" he will be swept away.
The Democrat who will not get up
on the vessel that will outride the
storm OF public Misrepresentation must
90 under. The good of the people
and prosperity of the country IS OF
more Importance than a few individ,
uals.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

Ifanybody douos.s The loyalEy OF
Arkansas, Just let them read the 3c'
count Of that wholesale hanging de-
scribed in our Geographic columns
Six criminals were swung otfat once,
and without any regard to race color,
or previous condition. 1t was a fair
deal, and the provisions of the civil
rights bill were strictly complied
With. Those "Banditti" down there
seem to be pretty well able to enforce
the penalties due to violated laws
even if Sheridan is in California
Weeliaq Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

At a grand Democratic barbecue in
Hines county, Miss, last week, five
thousand persons were present, in
Guiding some five hundred colored
men. The proceedings concluded
with the trial of Governor Ames, who
was presentin efigy, for treason, MUIR
der, and other high crimes, a verdict
Of guilty being found and sentence
of death imposed, committed subse-
qucntly to Punishment to Massachu-
sets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

Twelve thousand troops are soon to
be sent to Cuba; and it looks justnow
as though the Spanish government
will soon be disencumbercd of Car
ism. If Alfonso really succeeds IN
vanquishing his enemy in Spain,
the Cuban mountaincers will stand
a poor chance for their indcpca-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

Postmasters in Maine have been
amusing themselves opening Demo
cratic papers and folding radical cam
paign documents inside before dellv-
erins them to subscribers. Postmas-
ter General Jewell thinks the prac-
lice contrary to proprie:y and decen-
cy and would like to have the pleas
ure of dismissing the offenders.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

The St. Louis Democrat learns that
some twelve families have been forced
toleave Williamson county, H., with
in the past week to escape the ven
reance of the outlaws who rule that
county, and that many more are
quietly arranging their business pre-
paratory to leaving.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

The excitement over the abduc-
ton of little Charlie Ross is being re-
yivcd somewhat by the trial Of one
Westervelt, in Philadelphia, upon a
charge of compHcitr in the abduction.
It is claimed that Westervelt knows
all about the affair, and that he assis-
ted the real culprits, in evading. the
police. He was ostcnsibly aiding in
the search for the villains, and in the
position he thus sustained was pos
t.,,-sed Of all the information needed
to foil inc search.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

Speaking of the way Ames, social
cd Governor Of Mississippi performs
the duties OF his Office the Columbus
(3liss.) Inder says:
The chief executive of the State
Tolls at his case in a Northern home
leaving our lives in the hands Of a ne
gro, who has repeatedly violated the
oath of his Office, and, to make few
dollars to spend in drunken orgies,
opens the prison doors Of robbers,
outlaws and murderers, thus making
of Justice miserable farce.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

Adispatch tothe Cincinnati Gazette,
August 24th, from the honest depart
nent at Washington, says: about
a hundred thousand money order
blanks, worth $40 porthousasd, have
been stolen from the postoflic& build ::
ing 4 small steal aaount9ns =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

The treasurer of the State OF New
Jersey has come to grief, he having
been arrested on 4 charge OF embez-
ceiling 100000 of State funds. There
is talk Of an extra session OF the Leg
islature to appoint new treasurer,
and another idea is that Sooy may re-
sign, in which event the governor can
appoint treasurer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

When Republicans talk about Cath
Ole interference with our schools, and
expires fears of the Pope, just ask them
who put the United States army
Under the command Of two Catholic
Generals? They will have no more
to say. Their pretended fear ofCath-
Ole influence is audacious humbug.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
HIM. Il. G. Dnris::

Ny DEAR Sir: Many thanks for
your timely and encouraging letter,
and the handsome enclosure. When
read to the audience yesterday, it
elected sounds of applause, 1shoild
like much to have a conversation
with YOU on tho subject of-thc Cen.
tcnnial as relates to the Interests OF
our State, and how best to secure na-
terial results and practical benefits.
Mr.. Botcler, l hope, will see YOU
Our meeting Yesterday was, think,
a success, and | hope its influence
will spread and be felt.
Very respectfully, yours,
\. J. SwEE;EY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

The iron mines of Lake Superior
arcapparently inexhaustible. GIL
1872 tons ofthe metal were taken from
them from 1S56to 1878 inclusive, and
the supply shows no signs Of giving
out. This iron is pronounced for
some purposes, the best the world has
eyer see,/ and it is stated that coal,
in nrns 4itv 70 it is also being dis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

Goldsmith Maid is losing ground,
on the turf. She will never more be
"thc Easorits" The Maid is 10 years
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
SIZE Of TALUABlb
Real Estate
POINT PLEASANT

Dy virtue OF a decree OF the Gircnit cD on.
d OF Mason county, West virginia l15 N n. !
dered on the 9th day OF April, 1919, M. ~
Chancery cause therein pending, Volt, M~
Josiah Bush is plaintiff, and eo, .'ris:.
Bush. CT. ais. are defendants, tse - I :bo
signed, Special Commissioner WIZ o. .
I'd day Of 0ctohe"' 1870. 500, d
at the frcnt door OF the Court hoass =
Mason county, sell at public aa u ns,ts j
the highest bidder, three tras!s y. f.e,l
OF land OF which Richard Bush, a.u .a: o.
Of. One tract containing SSs "a nd q
other tract containing l0i acres The Is, ~
other tract containing "a acres :, la q crs
large tracts are improved ana u h,;lt:f
STATE Of cultivation, with good '"
and orchard on one OF them,
TERMS OF SALE; ~
one.,hird OF the purchase ni9 ans2u,ta,
in hand. and the rcs;duein equal 7, H. n.
Of one and two wears, taking ron ,s. wi !i
e chaser bond with good security, ess' iatt
forest rom date. Tor the dc:erFea .rr;se
n,cn,s and retaining the title a. ! Z X
s~cnr;ty' ": Il. T0NLlH;.s'g;,.-.:.
49, Suecicl Coc1'7
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

There is no sort OF doub5 about the
result in Ohio in October. Mr.. Rich
ard Smith admitted to one OF the edl-
tors Of the New York Sun, the other
day, that if the currency question
alone had been kept at the front in
The Ohio canvass, the Democrats
would have carried the State by 40,
900. Bat he claimed that the agita,
ton of what he was pleased to call
the "school question would elect
Hays by 10000. How silly: There
must be . great deal of saving grace
in the Know-Nothing cry to change
10000 votes in Ohio. The truth is,
the greenback platform of Ohio is
bound to prevail. The people under,
stand the Republican trick in regard
to the schools. They know that the
schools are in no danger, but they
know that their prosperity is, and
they propose to vote againstcon:ract-
ion and the National Bank andb
holding rings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
LETTER OF MAJOR SWEENEY.

Major Sweeney, of Wheeling, one
of the Centennial Commissioners for
this State sent the following letter
to Senator Davis, in reply to the
above:
Mayors OFFICE, WHEELING,
Annust 2S. 1SI5.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

What General Grant said, "No per-
sonal considerations should stand in
the way of pcfforminga public duty"
What the United States statues 1T
large say; vel. II, p. 735, section IA:
Ind be Il further enacted, That no
person employed in the Indian De-
partment shall have any interest or
concern in any trade with the In
dams, except for and on account Of
the United States, and any person Of
tending herein shall forfeit the sum
of 5000, and upon satisfactory in
formation Of such oflense being LAID
before the President Of the United
States it shall become his duty to re-
move such persons from the Office or
situation he may hold. Brother Or
Vile is employed in the Indian De-
partmert.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
perisi.n OF thc New Tes.ament.

The work of the revision OF the
New Testament is progressing salts
factorily. The four Gospels have
been completely revised, except two
points in dispute yet to be decided.
The Acts and small Epistles have
been revised once, and must uader-
90 a second revision. The Epistles
Of Paul come next, and Will take a
long time. The rcvisers, who num-
Der twenty, meet for a week once 4
month during ten months in 8 year.
They have been thus engaged i've
years, and their work viii take them
Eve years longer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

1t is shown by statistics that the
imports at New York last week were
s7.527.Ol3. The total imports since
the first of January amount to $780,
7o6,2o7, against s275,c42,S4S for the
corresponding period last year. The
produce exports last week were 3d.
1886, and the total exports of pro-
ducc this year aggregate sl62, 666,S29,
against s192,271, 425 for thcsame time
in 1874. The specie exports last
week were s444,S5S. The total specie
exports during the year are s6l,Slo,
597, against s4o,9s7, 29S in 1874.
That looks very much like bal
lance of trade in our favor, or q speedy
return to specie payments, don't it
The New York Herald makes u
point on Grant. 1t says that he is
showing great economy. Ithas been,
heretofore. the custom to cxpcnd $3.50
in books for the White House, but
Grant says he don't want any more
books. (alakeitsegars. Where will
Your economy be then?)
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09
7. i now SUGGESTED that to bridge

It is now suggested that to bridge
the bloody chasm completely over,
Beast Butle. be invited TO lecture in
Louisiana, while Hon. jefferson Davis
rocs 70 Illinois. This might do pro-
yided Butler would be allowed to lee
.ure, bu. it is har.l to imagine that
he would. And it would not show
any vindictive sectional hate if he
was not. The Beast, it must be re-
mcmbercd, applied to the ladies' OF
New Orleans most opprobrious, foul
and insulting epithet; insulting
enough to amount to a forfeiture OF
his life if he were totry it in this day
and generation. The Beast will hard
ly attempt to lecture in that State
Kellogg would probably be the first
to advise him not to try it. Any de
cent northerly man could, however,
with IMMUNITY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-09

of Warren Dorsey, in this county,
killed 25 black snakes near their IA
theirs home, and 4 day or two be-
fore two copperheads were killed in
Mr.. Dorsey's yard Aorgantorn Post.
The improvement of the Mononga-
LA River is being pushed rapidly
forward. The work on locks No. s
and 8 is in progress Interpretations
are being made to commene the er-
ection of No. Z. The eonsummation
of this project viii render the river
navigable all the year for boats OF
$50 tons burden.
The Parkersburg Tines says ''work
is to commence next week on the
new bridge over the Little kanawha.
1t will be a Combination Bridge"
without a draw, with single span.
1t is estimated that it will cost
$4,000, and will be finished by the
1st of December next.
THE DEBr.-A Judge in Virginia
says: sAnd hence if Virginia fails
from any cause, to effect q settlement
of the public debt with West Virgin
ia, after making an honest effort to
accomplish it, she is forever discharg-
ed from one-third Of her debt, with
the assent of her creditors, and with
out the stain OF dishonor."
The Weston Democrat says the lit
ieation in and around the county
Seats Of Wetzell and Gilmer Coun-
ties, is so great IS to ell the 06serrer
with alarm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
prahs.

At st J"hn~bnry. bee. y, Florence \. Badger
aged %, only daughter "t Philip u. Badger.
At Dover Y. IL. dec -. Mr. VIM. II. Leighton
aged about -. formorl, at Damvillr
At Waterford, h"c. 80 Matte 4. Martin. aged
-. Funeral at \. l. Farnham : Jan. LIST at II
"cl"ck
In Littl'tnn. y IL. Dee. :. Sophrnnia X Hale
aged -.
Ia Cabot. at the residence of his son, y. h Alb
bolt, Esq Amos W. Abbott formerly OF Eyrgat,.
i'll his -ith Year.
In Stannird Dee 20 Charlotte, relict of Cyril
ilmtchin- aged -.
At ''aldinrr. Mass. Dee. - of heart dl-rase
Rufus thnf'r, aged dH-f"I mrry of Lyndon.
NJ Brooklyn. y. Y. OF diphthrria Dee. -
Edith Eachrl only daughter q Thomas and sarah
y. Hsh"p aged wears
In E"Nal-tnu Mass dee. 10 81 diptheria after
All Illness al only 81 hours Mary u. Richardson
wife "f \ +. IrnnrN, aged - years.
NJ Glover bee. -. Burnn Whittlr.sY AGED b.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

...-l Railroad Street Corner of
Maple. Pulpit suPpliedD Preaching 1890
ii = school II M, prayer meeting 6:3O
..r. E,ru-I CHUEoH.-Main Street Corner of
r,,-ir,t-,Rry. .. ROys, PASTOR sabbath
..r,.- at 1870 \. NJ. and $50 T. VI. sabbath
=, .Uul 40 Zoo NJ
..I,. ..-f ,uuK-u.-tI;cv. u. f.. Miller Pastor.
,,.-tIruc, head uf summer STREET. sabbath
-,r..,r- Al lOaO \. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. Sab
rt-H school Al l2.OO VI.
....t.>..I CHUKcH.-tRcv. Henry W. Jones
Ta-tnrl Sabbath SrrviccS al 1890 \. VI. and
t.. NJ sabbath Sch"nl al l.ij r. VI.
r.>.I CHUE,H-tRrv. T.. r. Fairbanks
Ht-trrI sabbath services Al 1880 a. NJ
ind 30 O.. NJ. sabbath Scho"l at I2:00 NJ.
......I ur MESSIAH. T>rvERSALIsT.-(E"v Il.
Ilnr~ou I'lsj"rD sabbath services at
g. and G3u = NJ sabbath school nj IL NJ.
rA4ra VEFlI>.--W Wednesday evenings al 7;3c.
.HlH th,. churches
5 ., rLAlIR MFFTING-Evrry week day. from
I-tr.I1 so 90 tn, Y &. y. R""m- over
+ Brown store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

Lyons kArHAIRoN prevents the Hair from fall
IN" out ~ turning gray. rrnrwS ITS growth. and
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funrd. and makes splendid dressing. IL is The.
clrunrst and most desirable, Hair Tonic ever pr,,-
duc"d fused 10y the elite. Price. only ~ cents
tAprIG ~
To the weak. worn and weary.-th, editor
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Pixies r""thache Drops cure in minute.
Health and long life. secured only by care.
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The sore throat and slight cough are warnings
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stop that Cough. y" pulmonary complaint
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