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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-20
90 tIle TencIlers or Macon Conn.


! take occasion to say that it will
afford me much pleasure to see you
in attendance upon the next Teach
cr's Association to be held in Hart,
ford City, August the 2nd and Bird,
1876 The opportunity thus afford.
ed you fora mutual exchange ofideas
upon school government, school-room
topics, and the general labor and du-
ties of the common school teacher,
should be eagerly and heartily en-
braccd. Whilst the law makes it my
duty to encourage the formation of
Associations and Institutes for the
improvement of the teachers, / as
sure you that the excrtion of any eff
forts, on my part, to add to their eff
ileicncy is far from being unpleasant
or burdensomo. Let the ambition Of
every teacher be to attain TOT higher
standard of qualification and cre long
it will be our pleasure to see his pro-
fession commanding that rospccta-
bility to which its importance onti-
ties it. Yours &c.
c. i. HOGG.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

All announcements must be paid for in
advance, at the following prices Sheriff.
$40; Prosecuting Attorney, $40; Senate and
House OF Delegates, SO; Assessor 81; Pres
ident County Court, 81 Congress and State
officers, SIS. All ANNOUNCEMENTS exceed
Ing two inches in,length, will have TO pay
additional rates.
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IEouse Of Delegates.

We are authorized TO announce D. w.
Maupin, as candidate for the House OF
Delegates, before the Democratic County
Convention.
Mr.. EDiroM-Please announce J. W, c.
Armstrong as a candidate for the House Of
Delegates subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic County Convention.
MANX VDTEpC
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The latest Register is ON sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.

Our 4th of July music was of such
an unusal character That we want to
make note of it, as marking a step
in our musical development, Two
cabinet organs and brass band as a
foundation for chorus in a town of
this size is something worth men
tioning
Unemployment of horns as an
accompaniment to voices is u thing
arily attempted. Generally the
chorus will be borne down and over
ridden by the sound Of the horns; the
voices arc drowned by the blarc of
the merciiess brass. Then too, there
is difficulty in keeping such large
body of musicians in movement to.
gcthcr. On this occasion, however,
there seemed to be but little trouble;
occasionally some enthusiastic play
cr would "toot" out a little toostrong
owing to lack Of practice, and we
could sec the conductor frown; but
generally it was all subordiuatcd to
the general effect, and everything
went smoothly. We were particu-
lmly struck with the precision of
movement in the whole body; nobody
was ahead, nobody behind the time,
but all seemed moved by one COM
mon impulse. We hope this will not
be the last time we hear such n com
bnation Of instruments and voices
in Point Pleasant The horns be-
longing to the "Cornstalk Cornct
Band" arc peculiarly distinguished
by their sweet mellow tone, making
them cxccllcntly well adapted for
useas firm support on which to
build u rousing chorus and give it
volume, especially for out door per-
Torrance; and We hope we shall not
be obliged to wait for another Cen
tcnnial' before We hear it 50 employ
cd again.
We are assured by Mr.. VauGildcr,
who.actcd as musical director, that
although lac has Iiourishcd his baton
before good many companies of
singers and players, but honeverhad
charge Of a more enthusiastic chorus
than this; ono morcwilling to be con
trollcd by the conductor, and to take
kindly the many corrcctionsand crit
icisni necessary where so many are
trying to work together.
He wishes US to present his warm
est thanks to every singer, organist
and member of the band forthc hear
ty support they gave him, and the
interest they manifested in getting
up, at u weeks notice, music that
should be one of the principal fca-
turc celebration Of the Centennial
Fourth"
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BRICK MASON!

VHE undersigned respectfully informs
| the citizens Of Point Pleasant and We
entity that he Is prepared to do nll kinds
OF brick work ON short notice, Those who
want worl, Of this kind done would do well
to call and see me. A., II. FULLER.
Residence corner OF Wand It'll Streets.
april 2O-2m,
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JOHN G. STORTZ,


4 T Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
"A Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the
month Of July, 1876.
W, o, RoscbeTy, Complainant, ys, j. T.
Hogg, Defendant In Chaucory,
The object OF this suit is to obtain parti-
ton OF two tracts Of land held in common
by the Plaintiff and Defendant, the one
containing three hundred and siNty-iye
acres, and the other six hundred and SOW
entccn acres, both situated in Mason coun-
ty West Virginia; also 70 subject the pOr-
ton Of the said land allotted 10 said llogg
to the payment OF nm equitable proportion
OF the taxes and other proper charges
against said land paid by said l(osebeny,-.
This day came the complainant by Couscl,
and ON their motion, and Il appearing by
affidavit filed, that the Defendant IL II non
resident OF the State, 1t is ordered that he
do appear here ut Rules to be held in the
Clerks Ollicc o! the Circuit Court OF snid
county, on the first Monday, IN the month
OF August next, aud do what il necessary
TO protect his interest in this suit
Tcstc;-CllAS H. WAGGENlGR
Iomln,on 4 n0lsicy, Soils CLERK,
July lj.wl
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The Weekly Register.
LOCAL MA TIERS.

q OrR AGENT-D. w. Maupin, Esq,
isan authorized agent for this paper,
with full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to con
tract for advertising. His contracts
and receipts will be recognized and
binding, in all cases connected with
the business of this Office.
Gro. W. TPpErr Proprietor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-20

EslgBzzIzlE-sz'z A.llszszaEs51Essz11ls
Health NoTEs.-Pcople should
eat very carefully in this warm
weather. 1t does not take much to
make sickness. Itrequires a good deal
Of moral courage to resist ones favor
itofruit or vegetable, but, ifthcarticle
happens tobe unhealthy, moral cour-
age thus applied is not wasted. Old
wilted truck, green apples, cucdm-
bers, goosebemies, cherries, currants,
new potatoes, ice water, and other
such things that might be mentioned,
should not be meddled with reckless
ly. A little brandy and some simple
medicines should be kept in the
house for emergencies The men
with carts and shoyels should be kept
at their work, Ventilation should
be looked afteralso. The curtains and
shutters on the side Of the house next
the sun should be kept shut. 1t is
well to keep in tho shade as much as
possible. Many people are very
thoughtless and careless in regard to
this. Those who have to be in the
sun should wear cabbage leaves or
grape,leayes IN their hats, winch
should be OF straw All this Is pref
~ thoroughly known already, but Is
often forgotten until 'ooIate'
There is to be a Sabbath School
Mass Meeting in the NJ. d. Church,
South, next Sabbath evening, July
25rd' The following programme to
be observed;
l. The duty OF adults to the sab
Iocy l. / Stewart. Dr. 8 n rona
oItornoto
. Tn,norto,oo Of ho Sabbath
sobool snooI,ors Raw G Y vamalt
II. II. Rymor W. L, Hill alternate.
All are cordially invited.
prn,,>. ,-g,Vo ,ro ,,oino1t -,
tbot Cant w p Cmnn nr No.,
Bottom, is now lying dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever.
II. r. Howard, Esq, member of the
Democratic State Executive Commit
tee, left for Grafton, Monday night
10 attend session 4 Of thls committee
Temperance meeting on Tuesday
night next 25th, at lower Methodist
Church. Lecture by DR.. Lane. All
are invited.
MA ~. a. ,,o.t ,,,,,,,,,,,. h,,4
~, na ri,.a, WI, ~, ,,' t,, - r,l.,, i'
ct for Cincinnati this CVednesday)
evening. Fare So.
r,, 49, ,,.1,.,;I.I;. ,,.,
o,.an ~ ~, in,so ,I ~ C.asI. 5 = La
o, ,,t,aIt,,i ~. 90 =, 200 ly T,' i;,
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C ''',rI "l Cna,, rom;,. to " o.o o
around, Glowing and shaking hands
with the people.
Tho Sash and Door Factory raised
stoom an Nordov Iost Tbo nron,i.
etoFs MesSrS' Uouley " trNnNIln are
no" ready to Ill any order Tor their
line OF goods and Inose contsmplat-
ing building "ouia 90 wen 10 consult
them. Fatr0hlze nome industry
w I.I. ~ NT,.l.- cu.
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A. -, an, ;oh ,,r,,, mo roroi,.
""''0 04 o"' ~" P''S'' nv 'NP"''
was SO nicely fitted together that the
hrool, i hardly nnticoohIn with tba
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-20

PIc-NIC.-On the 18th inst, the
citizens Of Buffalo deserted that place
leaving but Il few old persons and
the sick, with here and there, one
or two Of the younger folks. Board
ing the steamer Tom. Hackney in
early morn, before the third hour Of
the day." they landed at Mr., George
Longs, Up to 10 o'clock reinforce
ments gathered in from the neigh
borhood. The detachment from
Point Pleasant was small, but deter
mined to lend enjoyment to the &C.
casion, and show an appreciation of
Buiijllo'S invitation, shipped aboard
the West Virginia, and in due time
fell into line. The grounds We're
pleasant, the broad spreading Gins,
inviting, and harmony and concord
prevailed, Music-swcet music
was dispensed by the Bands from
Buffalo and the Point. The prog
ramme, gotten up on the ground by
the Managers, filled up the morning
hours with music, speeches and toasts
and enjoyment. Recess was filled
by theproperest kind of filling, well
seasoned and enjoyed. An hour or
two of do-what-you.will program
me, was spent in social chat, form
ing and renewing acquaintance,
and in games by the children, young
and old, About 3 p. NJ, the crowd
was gathered near the stand by mt
sic from the Bands, when calls We're
made for sundry speakers, who res
pended as best they could, one Of
whom had a happy conclusion put
to his efforts by the unexpected orri.
val of the Daniel Boone, which for
oncpoor soul, never hove in sight at
a more opportunc time. Bidding
the happy crowd an aloctionatc
adlcu, the Point Pleasant dctOch.
mcnt sailed for home, rcgrctting that
so many Of their follow-townsmcn
mad missed, what had been to them
so full Of real pleasure. ONE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-20

The Kanawha river and Cincinna.
u Packet Company, hayca new boat,
,0o Nrgic Lee, She is lSl feet long,
mas forty stoto.rooms; sixteen in tex.
as She cost about $4,000.
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BANK REPORT.
REpOBV on WgEE CONDFTION

Of The Merchants National Bank OF West
Virginia at Point Pleasant, inthe State OF
West Virginia, at the close OF business,
June 3Oth, 1875.
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E'rOIn Union Dlsirict.

We have plenty ofrain at present.
The wheat Is very good. Corn looks
well.
Quite storm passed over this see
ton Of county, few days ago, doing
considerable damage,
Abraham Myers, young man in
this District, was robbed of $3.50 on
the ID inst, besides having his mo-
ncy taken he was badly beaten by
the robbers, lie says that three
men we're concerned in the robbery.
No clue to the villains.
There is a fine prospect of u large
mast this fall. 1t will be a great
blessing to the people who have
hogs to fatten.
We are sorry to state that our old
friend, o. G, Loomis, Esq, has been
for some time badly afflicted with
sore eyes, so much so that he has
been unable to attend to business,
The Changers gave a free basket
picnic at the Wolf School House on
the Fourth of July, We think there
were nearly five hundred people on
the ground STEATcnETT'
,.,.;,,aar4I,a p.o,;do,,, &c
.,,, poor1, 81 r,Ino,t;or :, Nr,gon
County, at the Court House on the
nth inst, J. Il. Ycagcr, Esq. and
Prof. W. ]. Kenny, were appointed
members of the Teachers Board Of
Examiners to serve for the school
year next ensuing. This is certain
~ Il gooo appointment ana "lll' no
Doubt render general satisfaction
SNAKE BmrEy.-Jos. Corfcc, liy-
ing on the waters of Ten Mile Greek,
in Cologne District, was bitten in
the hand by copper.hcad snake,
last Friday. Medical aid was immc-
"l"'eiy summoned ana Nv l'SV oc-
counts MI ooFioe was III =" l"lF way
oil recovery
IyromtArloy WAyrEp.-If George
w. Campbell, formerly of the 9th
west u, in'aI''Fy, VIII Scno MS ao-
a a, 10 III IL. ~ W. '"'''''oL' rom. .
ll2"Sai'' y" cS' N02 ne may near o'
S0''''''''us w t'.S "o '"'"5o'
-, aoI'-Neyct !" 'no 'oco'Iec'lo', VI
inc oI'''S' c''l|cn' mas '''o weather.
o'c'' 50 c!oSe' "''' 'iie ii'"' So0pP''s'-
I've as II IS no" anu u, mus Dooh lo' 'i'o
PaS' We" u"!', nc ram" S1''"
W NV oa'9 ln. .I, '"J l''%
suspended.
-, ~,
b., ne 7" n''iiH ~ I !. S"!S ,
C u ffe'lae :, W, ~ fo''0lo'ol? o'
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G. SHREWSBURY.

@sa.We are authorized 10 announce Mr.,
JAMES SOAlERNILLE rs a candidate for
sheriff OF Mason county, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democratic County Nominating
Convention,
70 he people Of Noson County,
At the solicitation OF many Of my friends
hereby announce myself candidate tor
the Office OF Sheriff OF Mason county sub
jcct to the action OF the Democratic County
Conyention) promising, in ease it may be
the pleasure OF the people to nominate and
elect me, faithful discharge OF the duties
OF the office. W. IL. HOGG,
TO he People Of ldsoa Cgmir At The
earnest solicitation OF many friends, | an
nounce myself as Il candidate for the uiiiee
OF Sheriff OF Mason County, Subject to the
action OF Democratic Convention and
respectfully ask the support OF the people.
Ii nominated and elected, / promise to dis
charge the duties Of the office honestly
and faithfully, and shall cndeayor to give
satisfaction /, Y. NEWMAN.
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N'WtW Va" J UylW", NONiiHV MNoNi "'
|, r. SHRINKING, Cashier OF the obovo.na-
med bank, do solemnly swear that the IL
boyo statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
Y, SrRIBLTNG, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
10Th day OF July 1875
JOHN u, TlMMS, Notary Public.
Coucct-AttcsG
j. y. MCCULLOCH,
CO, MILLER, Directors.
H. W, SIENNBERGEN,
July 20-lw
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WANTED.-Four Flour Barrel Coop
ors, can have constant employment,
at good prices, by applying to the
undersigned at once.
DIV. JOHN S. MILLER,
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10 6e To'as Of Nason Country

! respectfully announce myself rs q can
didate for reelection as Assessor OF District
No. /, Mason County subject to the decis-
ion OF a Democratic Convention, feeling
conscious OF faithful discharge OF my du-
ties, since elected, and understanding the
business thoroughly, | believe that my
past experience would enable me to per-
form the requirements OF the Office for an
other term with greater efficiency and sat
isiaction: Promising an impartial and
prompt discharge Of my duties if elected, |
respectfully ask the support OF the people.
JACOR ROI'Sn