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improvements.

c. Houtz, new picket fence. Dr. B.
F. McMillen, new walk. j. B. Dixon,
240 feet of picket fence, and new walk, in
southwest part of town. j. G. Mont
gomery, new shop east part of town, 16x
20 :. Timothy Keleher. new house, 12x20,
south part of town. . . B. w. johnson, ad-
dition to Gait House. VIM. Kemper,
new house, 2ox24, II story, east part of
city. John Carroll, addition to dwell
ing. N. W. Hussey, addition to dwell
ing on farm, northwest of town.
Mrs. Adams new walk and 240 feet new
fence. Mrs. Knight 100 fit picket fence.
-. It. r. Lester, new walk and fence. e. =. &.
E. Rodgers, 200 ft new fence. {. School
house, 24x32 Osk. Tp.. John NarFer,
residence on farm 16x34, ell 16x25 all two
story, Osk. TIP. .Gegner & Co. slaughter
house 16x24, near city limits. VIM.
Mckinley, addition to residence, Osl1. TIP.
-. David Bradbury, addition to and re-
modelling residence, Osk. TIP.
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The Democrats are at work in Louis
lana. A recent despatch received at
Washington says six white men and sixty
negroes were murdered by the Kukluk at
Bayou Tunica The blood of these mur,
dered victims cries aloud for vengeance
and the thousands yet living who are
marked for the assassin's knife, cry out
for protection. Is this government Sc
weak it cannot protect its citizens? We
hope not. ..-
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VAX REDEMPTION NOTICE

STATE OF iowa, =.
Mahaska county.
To Hiram Cox:
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day of
October, A. d. 1S72, the following property was
was sold for taxes for the years 1870 and 1871,
viz:
The north one-eighth of the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of section thirteen
in township seventy-seven north of range fif-
teen west, all in Mahaska county, Iowa,
That the same was purchased by Lafferty g.
johnson, and that the right of redemption will
expire and deed for said lands be made, unless
redemption from such sale be made within nine
ty days from the completed service hereof.
Dated at Oskaloesa, Iowa September, 1875.
LAFFERTY a. JOHNSON,
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TAXREDEMPTIONN NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska county.
To Thomas Gibson:
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day of
October, A. D., 1872, the following property was
sold for taxes for the years 1870 and 1871, viz:
The north half of the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section five, in township seventy-seven, north of
range fifteen west, in Mahaska county.
That the same was purchased by Lafferty &
johnson, and that the right of redemption will
expire and deed for said land be made, unless
redemption from such sale be made within ninety
days from the completed service hereof.
Dated at Oskalo0sa, Iowa, September, 3D. 1875.
LAFFERTY & JOHNSON,
36.W3 Owners of Certificate
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TAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA,
Mahask& county. "''' ..
To Henry Kountz: .
you are hereby notified that on the 7th day OF
October. A. D., 1872, the following property was
sold for taxes for the years 1869, 1870 and 1871,
viz: ..H. .
Lot thirty-three in east addition to the town OF
Fremont, inaNlahaska county, Iowa.
That the same was purchased by Lafferty &
Johnson, and that the right of redemption will
expire and deed for said land be made, unless
redemption from such sale be made within nine.
ty days from the completed service hereof.
Dated at Oskaloosa, Iowa, September 3D., 1875.
LAFFERTY Il JOHNSON,
36.w4 Owners of Certificate.
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Republican judicial Convention.

The Republican Judicial Convention for the
Sixth Judicial Circuit of Iowa, Will be held at
0skaloosa, at 2 o'clock, p. m., on
kPrfday, June I6, 1876,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Judge of the Circuit Court.
The ratio of representation win be one dele
gate for each county in the Circuit, and in ad-
dtion thereto, one delegate for every 200 votes,
or fraction over 100, cast for Samuel J. Kirk
wood for Governor, at the General Election in
1875. The following table shows the number
of delegates each county is entitled to:
Jasper, IL. Jefferson, 9. Keokuk, 8.
Mahaska, -. Poweshiek, 8. Marion, ii.
Washington, g.
By order of the Judicial Central Committee,
j. w. WILSON,
Chairman.
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The Republican State Convention will
meet at Des Moines, Wednesday, May
3lst. This will be most important as
well as interesting gathering. Mahaska
should be represented by full delegation.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

To all whom this may concern.
You will take notice that will not pay any
debts contracted by Ida May Hansel, as she has
no right whatever to contract any debts bind
ing me or my property, we not living together
as husband and wife.
May 23d, 1875. GEO. w. HANsEI. IS
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A DMINISTRATORs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that on the 23d day of May, A. D.,
1876, the undersigned was appointed by the cir
cult court of Mahaska county, administrator of
said county. All persons indebted TO said estate
will make payment to the undersigned and
those having claims against the same will pre.
for allowance. HAMILTON BROWN,
Dated May %, 1876. Administrator
ID. r. MOORE, Clerk. 3S
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36.w4
TAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska county.
To John Carnes:
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day of
was sold for taxes for the years 1870 and 1s7i,
viz:
Lot four, in block nine, in the town of Roches-
ter, in Mahaska county, Iowa.
That the same was purchased by Lafferty &
johnson, and that the right of redemption will
expire and deed for said land be made, unless
redemption from such sale be made within nine.
ty days from the completed service hereof
Dated at Oskaloosa, Iowa, September Sd, 1872.
LAFFERTY & JOHNSON,
36-w4 Owners of Certificate.
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Congressional matters are warming up
in the 4th district, Convention, August 2,
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REPORT
Resources,

of the condition of The National State Bank, at
Oskaloosa, in the State of Iowa, at the close
OF business, May IL, 1876:
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Loans and discounts. ............. S225,733 10
OyerdraPts ........ GIFTS 70
r. s Ronds 10 secure circulation. -. 10000 90
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages $500 90
Due from approved reserve agents. 1882 27
Due from other National Banks. 1,140 Is
Dne from state Banks and Bankers 2,225 As
Real estate furniture and fixtures 14790 90
Current expenses and taxes paid. 5557 04
Checks and other cash items ........ 1881 95
RilIs of other National Banks..... 1884 90
Fract'nI currency dncluding nickel9 1,577 rs
Snese including gold Treasury notes. 40 80
Legal-Tender notes es.................. 10000 90
ner cent. of circulation. ......... 1900 90
TOTAL. .............S 40S,74l OF
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in. in.................S 100000 90
SurpIus fund d.......................... 21000 90
Other undivided profits ............. 35146 18
National Ranks notes outstanding. 10000 90
Individual deposits subject to check S3,662 81
Demand certificates of deposit. 5ol59 10
Time certificates of deposit 2S7S2 81
TOTAL. tuc,tt1 VI
State of Iowa County of Mahaska, ss:
l. L. ID. Indy Cashier of the above-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief L. ID. LINDLY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Esd
day of May, 1876.
Commentaries:
G, W. HALE,
G. p. SEARLE,
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- I. ., s--s>- ',lesA GVbIy 6IIl-
Hloye Of the HERALD office en-
iisted, leaving the proprietors to
punt help from the highways and
bYWaYS. In the Snrinr of 1Qes
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-29
KLINE HOUSE.

This Hotel situated in this place,
is now for rent for term of years,
Possession can be given on, or be-
fore the first day of July next APP,
ply before that time to Mrs Eliza
Kline at this place, or TOT, b. Kline,
Huntington, West Virginia
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Catharine, wife of Samuel Roush,
ST., in Upper Flats, departed this
life June the 18th, 1876, aged Y years
8 months and G days,
Mother Roush was a true mother in
Israel, and died as she had lived, in
the triumphs of the Christian faith
She had been a member of the Evan,
gclical Lutheran Church for about
fifty years, during all which time
she lived consistent and exempla-
ry life. She will be missed by the
community and by the church. Her
funeral discourse was preached by
the writer, from 2nd. Tim. ly-6, Z
rs. j. IL. c.
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"Will the Town Council never do
anything towards recurring grounds
for new burial placer isanxiously
asked by an inquirer. We can not
say; but one thing is certain, in our
humble judgment, the present Town
Council should appoint a committee
on that subject and take some action
in that direction at once. The pres
ent burying ground is right in the
midst of private residences, is not
laid off with any regularity what
eyer--is not susceptible of ornamen-
tation in the way we should love to
honor the last abiding place of those
beloved ones who rest in that "City
of the Dead" and besides the grounds
are too circumscribed for the purposes
for which it is used.
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Machine ADVANCE we'll known farmers that
said excellence We however call
OF the farmers this section to OUR LATE IMPROVEMENTS
double
OF the than other sclErakcr
huie revealed to the detects
the with which the market lis flooded and indeed tried severely
machine
Improved Advance did this
lodged tangled
machines failed sloned testimonials will show
principles The
the Johnson
the
will deliver the binding
above
until has
around in its curved path mddcagcs tegayc perfect shape
o r
by rake It's durability, having
swtCc and
that sycy onco them to break whereas common thing for %
and delay.
feature Advance is that Is in reality combined, Machine
o O slt
10 mNal
with the
making the Iop mlcnaioa! sickle comparatively
which nccdmuh the
OF being
KINDS making
working machine Tho other bar ismai ormownE and -four
possible and
than the sickle
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-29

WANTED,-I'our Flour Barrel Coop
crs, can have constant employment,
az good prices, by applying to the
undersigned at once,
i-w. JOuS S. MILLER.
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The Weekly Register.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

OUR AGENr.-D. w. Maupin, Esq,
is an authorized agent for this paper,
with full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to con
tract for advertising. His contracts
and receipts win be recognized and
binding, in all cases connected with
the business of this office.
GEO. W. TlPPETT, Proprietor
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We direct attention to the follow
ing letter. 1t will be seen that BY
application to the Governor, we can
secure one or more field pieces, for
use on public occasions, There is at
the present time, but two cannon in
the State belonging'to ii, and they
are at Morgantown. There is no
good reason why Point Pleasant
should not have cannon or two.
ORDINANcE 0FFIcE-WAR DEPART
MENT, WASHINGTON, D. C., June 10.
Hon. Frank HGgtord, House Of Rep
reseRtatiCes-SW.-In reply to your
letter of the 18th inst, ! have the
honor to inform you that there is due
the State of West Virginia, on her
quota, under the law for aming and
equipping the militia, the sum of
S20,70626, and guns, &c. to this
amount can be issued on application
Of the Governor therefor. enclose
price list of guns, &c, for your infor-
nation.
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The Recorder of the town says he
has so much confidence in the patri-
otism of the people, that he will not
issue a proclamation asking them to
close their business houses and join
in the celebration of the Centennial
Fourth of July.
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The Cornstalk Cornot Band have
sold theirold instruments 10 the Port.
land, Ohio Band.
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Respectfully,
Brig. Gen, Chief of Ordnance.

Mr.. John Winkley is now engaged
in putting down wells in this and adj
joining counties. lie is said to be
the champion wcll-borer ofthis State.
Wherever he has put down a well it
has given entire satisfaction. He is
also prepared to repair wells and
pumps, particularly the Drive wells
recently put down by Mr.. Tyson.
He done u job on one of these wells
for us Monday, and we can recon-
mend him to all who want work of
this kind done.
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.
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We are without our usual Wash
ington and Philadelphia letters this
week.
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The recent rains have had Il good
effect upon vegetation.
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ABSTRACT PROCEEDINGS OF COMMIT
TEE on ARRANGEMENTS, WHICH MET
AT THE Court HOUSE on MONDAY
EVENING, JUNE 26, 1S7G.-Tho chair
man Mr., Henry Fry, stated the OBJ
jject of the meeting. The committee
appointed for the purpose of select
ing an orator, &c, reported, the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Prayer-L. l.,
Stewart. Reading the Declaration of
Independencc-F. A. Guthrie. Ora
tion-John Z. Timms, H.R Howard,
Ed, Sehon. History of the county
C, Z. Hogg
Toast-C, B. Waggcncr.
Responso-G. B. Thomas.
Toast-A. R. Barbce.
Response-B, Gilmore.
Toast-D. W. Polslcy.
Rosponsc-W. II. Smith.
Benediction-Rev. T. II. Lacy.
On motion Captain J, NJ. Phelps
was appointed chairman, to preside
on the 4th of July.
On motion a committee consisting
of the following named gentlemen,
was appointed to conduct the Presi-
dent to the chair:
J.P.R. B. Smith, D. W. Polsley,
Robert Young.
On motion 4 Vice President from
each Magistcrial District in the
county. was appointed, viz;
Hannah District, David George;
Clcndenin, James W. Smith; Arbuc-
lile, Jabez Beard; Union, O. G. Loom
is; Cologne, George Rowloy; Cooper,
Maj. John Greer; Graham, A. j. Hill;
Waggcncr, DR., A. L. Knight; Robin
son, John Hall; Lewis, Wm, French.
On motion the respective Sabbath
Schools of the town and vicinity,
with their pastors, and the several
Benevolent, and other orders of the
town are requested to meet at the
Court House at s o'clock A. NJ, and
form procession.
On motion John Gray, and II. N,
Perkins, associated with the Chair
man of this committee, were appoint
ed to secure lumber and prepare
seats.
On motion Benz. Butler was ap-
pointed to superintcnd the hauling
of lumber, water, ice, &C., and secur-
ing tin-cups, buckets, &c, for cole-
bration.
On motion the Secretary was in
structcd to notify the lady members
of the Committee on Arrangements,
that it is the desire of this Commit
tee, that they collect from the people
of the town and vicinity, a sufficient
amount of money to dcfray the ex-
penscs of the celebration and pay
the same over to the chairman, Mr.
Fry of this Committee.
On motion a Committee of three,
consisting of Mcssrs. james Blake,
James Stephenson and Allen Vickers,
was appointed to take charge of the
baskets at the Court House.
On motion meeting adjourned to
meet Saturday evening at s o'clock,
at ShoriA's Office, at which time u
full attendance is desired
HENRY Fry, Chairman,
j. W, c, ARMSTRONG, Secretary,
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Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. L.
Church, South, closed last Sunday
evening.
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The reports from the several COM
mencements at the various Normal
Schools of West Virginia seem very
encouraging the present year.
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The fashionable hustle has elonga-
ted until it looks like Il ships rudder
an the wearer, and is not made to sit
down in.
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Next Monday is the annual meet
ing of the OvcrsGers of the Poor of
Mason County. Hand in your little
bills, gentlemen.
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The Tom Hackney is now lying in
the Kanawha. Her macheinry is
being repaired at the Point Pleasant
Machine Shop.
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recently put GOWN DI MI tyson
He done u job on one of these wells
for us Monday, and we can recon-
mend him to all who want work Of
this kind done.
In our recent trip through the
States of West Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, we observed the crops
Wheat is looking well, corn is prom
Using, and from what we could learn
from the farmers, the wheat crop of
those sections will be the best and
most abundant that has been grown
torycars.
The peach crop of Delaware and
New jersey, will not be as abundant
as it was last year, Half a crop is
about what will be realized.
PERsoNALs.-Miss Blanche Miller,
the accomplished daughter of c. G.
Miller, President of the Merchants
National Bank of this place, return
ed home last Friday evening from
Mt. De Chantal near Wheeling, after
an absence of ten months.
w. b. Cable and family left on the
Chesapeake Tuesday morning for
Akron, Ohio, where they go to visit
friends. They will be gone about
one month. We hope their trip may
be pleasant and that they may have
Il safe return to their home in this
place.
Our friend Mr.. D. II, Willard, who
was noticed last week by the Nonttor
as being i'll, is convalesing.
Miss Gertie Lovctt of Petersburg,
is visiting n5r sister, Mrs. NJ. IL,
Hale, in this place.
We are glad to announce that our
young friend, John w. Young, son Of
our esteemed friend Robt. Young, is
rapidly recovering from the wound
received on the head last Saturday
evening while bathing.
C, f. Hogg, Esq, was down at the
Centennial, and was Il great admirer
of the many fine paintings in the
Art Gallery, and the beautiful Arab
woman in the "Cafc." He returned
home last Wednesday,
Mr. Holly Armstrong and wife, of
Ripley, West Virginia, were in town
on Monday.
John w. English and W, II. Tom
linson Esqs, will leave for Wheeling
on the Andes Sunday, to attend the
Supreme Court now sitting in that
city,
The Dry Docks of GaIlipolis had
to be dropped down about mile be-
low the city in order oGnd sufficient
water to work them, We rather
think our Gallipolis friends look
upon the Dry Docks as a poor invest
mont. 1t is rumorcd that the Com
pany arc anxious to sell the Docks,
much below original cost,
Arrangements are making to call
u Convention of the Mason County
Sabbath School Association, either on
the 10Th, or 18th of August. This is
composed of all the Ministers and
two delegates from each Sabbath
School in the county
The Republican County Conyon-
ton for nominating purposes, meets
in this place next Saturday, Time
thrown away, No show for Radicals
this tinr.
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The Wheeling council has appro-
priatcd $500, for the Fourth of July.
That looks like business We expect
our Town Council will also give US Il
couple of hundred dollars for.our eel
cbration on the Fourth.
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Our patrons, who owe for their pa
per- are reminded that we now need
money in order to meet some of our
obligations. Send in the cash at
once.
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.
Cherry pies are the rage now.
The recent rains have had good
effect upon vegetation.
The Cornstulk Cornet Band have
sold theirold instruments TO the Port
land, Ohio Band,
We are without our usual Wash
ington and Philadelphia letters this
week.
Quarterly Meeting of the NJ, E.
Church, South, closed last Sunday
evening.
The reports from the several COM
mencements at the various Normal
Schools of West Virginia seem very
encouraging the present year.
The Tom Hackney is now lying in
the Kanawha. Her macheinry is
being repaired at the Point Pleasant
Machine Shop.
Last Thursday quite severe wind
storm passed over this place, doing a
good deal of damage to shade and
fruit trees and to the growing crops.
We are informed that ourmachine
shop has so much work on hand that
they have been compelled to put on
two additional Machinists.
Next Monday is the annual meet
ing of the OversGers of the Poor of
Mason County. Hand in your little
bills, gentlemen.
The fashionable hustle has elonga-
ted until it looks like ships rudder
an the wearer, and is not made to sit
down in,
The Wheeling council has appro-
priatcd $500, for the Fourth of July.
That looks likc business. We expect
our Town Council will also give us Il
couple of hundred dollars fo.our eel
ebration on the Fourth.
Benz. Franklin requests us to say
that he has ordered wrll-borcr for
the purpose of putting down tile
wells, and will be ready for work in
a week or so. For further informa-1
ton, price, &c, apply to Mr.. Frank
lin.
James II. Nash, Il prominent law
yer of Charleston, and a son of Hon.
Simeon Nash, of Gallipolis, Ohio,
dropped dead at Charleston on Tues
day, the goth inst. His remains
were escorted by the legal fraternity
to his parents home.
Wchope our citizens will use every
effort to make the Centennial Fourth
ofJtly celebration at this place
huge affair. The proceedings of the
meeting of the citizens, will found
in another column.
We want a little information in
regard to the progress of the Com
pany that is trying to raise stock for
the purpose of building Dry Docks at
this place, Don't let this good work
fail.
We are prepared to do job work
better and cheaper than any office in
this end of this State. Call and ex-
anime specimens and leave your Or
ders. We will do all work at Wheel |
ing, or Cincinnati prices,
Communications bringing forward
persons to fill any of the public Off
ces, will be inserted in the Register
only as paid announcements We
have two or three communications Of
this nature on our table at this time,
MITE SocIETY,-We are authorize
cd to announce that therc will be Il i
mite society held next Friday night
at the house of Mr.. Robert Young.
Everybody is invited. If you wish
to pass an evening pleasantly attend,
as a good time is anticipated,
Will somebody loan us nice, large
flag to float to the breeze from our
sanctum on the Fourth? We haven't
one; and you see the time is here
when we will be charged with dis
loyalty in not hanging out the ban
her" on our country's natal day.
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Cherry pies are the rage now.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-29

Last Thursday quite Il severe wind
storm passed over this place, doing u
good deal of damage to shade and
fruit trees and to the growing crops,
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We are informed that our machine
shop has so much work on hand that
they have been compelled to put on
two additional Machinists.