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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03


Lewis John, lot Ii, Clifton, j. y. Rch.
ards.
l. D. $. Stevenson, Sheriff Of NIasOn
County, do certify that the. above isa true
list Of all the lands sold III sale for dtlm-
quent land had on the 10Th day OF Noycn.
Der, 1877. u. S. STEVENSON, Sh'lT.
Dg0- The owner OF any real estate sold IS
above, his heirs or assigns, or any person
having right to charge such real cslatc
for debt, may redeem the same by paying
to the purchaser, his heirs or assigns, with
in one yeai from the sale thereof, the pllT'
chase money paid for said land, including
commission, fees, and suclIudditional tlI'
cs thereon as may have been paid by Tie
purchaser, with interest at the rate Of u
per cent. per anum.
dec. l3-Sw. ID. STEVENSON, Sll'f
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03

Blaine and Kellogg is The latest
Republican ticket for 1850,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03

LIST OF REAL ESTATE with,
in the County Of Mason, sold In the month
of November, 1877, for the non,paynrnl
OF taxes thereon for the years 1915 and
1876, and purchased by individuals, i.
wit
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03
ARBUCKLE.

AltBUCkLE.
Long Nathan, $40 acres, Kanawha back
lands, 70 acres, Adam Zurich.
CLENDENlN.
Gillespie, j, G. 80 acres Kanawha waten
% acres, a. X, Darst.
Melville, Elizabeth Il, 100 acres, 0hiul6
mile creek, % acres, w. X. Gum.
MinIurn, james q. 100 acres, Ohio Nh.
tiers, 80 acres, JamcsA. WattersOn,
HANNAH.
Chapman, james, heirs, and Alex, Sn
tan, 100 acres, Little GuYan, Alex, Station
jenkins Henry and Vim. Bryan, 900 &C.
Little Guyan, Ino. Bryan.
Kilgore Samuel, 300 acres, Guyan, 5Olc
B. J. Redmond.
Roseberry w. o. and 4. j. Hogg, 3Gj ae,
Guyan, b. ]. Redmond
same Oh acres, Guyan, same,
UNION.
Fry Jon, l0l acres, Is mile crk watesol
81 acres, G. W. Maupin.
Johnson Margaret, 10 acres, Iaugcts
Hills, jeremiah Yauger.
Luh Casper, 100 acres, Mud Lick, 10 &C.
b. j. Redmond.
Parsons w. A., W. W. Parkcrand 7. W.
Sisson, 354l nc, Mud Lick, F. a. Guthrie,
COLOGNE.
Chrisholm Jamcs, heirs. 5l} acres Kan.
ten mile, S, il Forbes,
Cullin Israel, ll0acres, Mil Greek, - ac
A. X. DarSt.
Hyatt Ellen j., 4 acres, ten mile creek,
jeremiah Yauger.
Loomis o. c., - acres, Little Mill Greek
% acres, Is. j. Redmond.
Thicker Emily, lot No, 20, Leon, Mrs.. h.,
Wilson.
MASON CITY, n
Curran Hugh, Lot No. 3, Fourth and Ad.
olson sts., !, John A. Myers.
Park II. T., Lots 20 and -, lot 20, same
COOPER.
Great Kanawha international Oil and
Salt Co., llii acres, Kan. 10 mile, George
W. Pullin.
IIacket Bosil, 100 acres, Waters Of Old
Town, y. W. Polsley,
McGraw Benjamin, 40 acres, waters Ea
10 mile, d. j. Redmond
WAGGENER.
Crescent Coal and Salt Co., 81 lots Mo.
81 to So inclusive, Howard Mansfield,
sumo lots and same
same lots 3, I, o., II, lol, lO2, lO3, lOI,
Howard Mansfield.
same lot No. s. same
same lots 10, 20, q, % 90, 80 81, %,
and 80, salNg
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03
RESTAURANT,
where a person can have plenty to eat for
LESS MONEY, than at any other place.
FRESH OYSTERS ALWAYS on
HAND.

Therefore, citizens OF Mason county, don't
pass by here; examine my gOOds-BUf-
and don't get in trouble by getting arrest,
ed. II We work together, We soon will
have a tirst-classs town OF less than 2O,OOO
inhabitants.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH HEN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03

Be ready, therefore, in your Restaurant
with your Good Oysters, Pigs Feet Triple,
Picked Tongue, &c, and
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-03
ARREST EVERYBODY

Icertainly will obey your order with the
Greatest pleasure, and will sustain the
pressure" OF all calls made on me, espe-
cially inmy
, 1878-06-12


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, 1878-06-12

FIRST SESSIOT or TIE DIS
YRICT C0URY or IYHATCON
COUNTY.

Under til. Statute past last winter
similar to the one und,r which the Us
tricI court ol Snoh"msh G1unt IS c"ii-
,lu ted. the first sts,ion of the District
C,urr for Whalcom county ever he'll in
that county. was began and llrll at La
Cunncr on Tuesday Of las. week.
The :, sslon continued un'iI Ftiday
morning when the Court alj"urncd.
Hon. J II. Lewis, Chi,f Justice ct the
rerrior,, AMI Judgr ot tlr 81. Judicial
Di trict was Judge oi the court.
G. W. L. Allen, Sheriff of Wlntcom Co.
Howard II. IL Wis, Clerk.
W. II. White, prosecuting Attorney
tnr the Disircl being out OF ilr Terrific
rs, G. Morris lIal,rwns appointed Pros
rcut.n5 Attorney pro tenn to serve Tor
The term.
I.ne N. Power Robert Newman an3
Josrpl'r Bowman were npP3ihtcd Bal'
lis tr the term.
rhc ongla.u p,nel wrs sf aside ari
tleDo lowing namcG pvrsms wcieNhcn
daily summoned who served as Grand
Jurors:
Ool Poison. F. A. Whitwolth. JOIN
NC mn, S. C, P'cH, A Il B,hlrt, D. II.
iruns. Eloch IItwley Rlcharl Bill. 5 Il.
} st, +. W. lIo,kings, \. &. Mir-ton.
lIrnry Shiclls. John Brcsner, j. \, Cor
lrius. Alexander Charles, and r. e.
Whitney.
J. \. Cornelius served as tnrmin.
The Grand Jury were in session three
lays. 81 very hu,y session, the county
rproroIs were not examine TN account ot
he distance from the Co. seat ut What
'nnl
Eve indictments were found, in three
It which no names were mnde known, ms
thr pnrtieS were not in custody.
The Judges charge was general al;
,inhr IN cINrlctrr those delivered in
Snohomish county
After the original charge was given,
sprcin chtrge WAS male IN relation to
cohabitatina ot men and women together
without marriage.
The action of the Grand Jury WI,
similar to thnt of Slohnnish county ~
its last two sessions in reference to this
question.
The attorneys present during the srs-
sion were: w. r. Andrews and A. B.
Ergr Of WHntcrm county; Jas. Nc
Nnught, ]. J. VI 'Gilvrl AMI G.. II Ham
ford. from Srultl". King county; G. NJ
H,llrr, W. A. Inman ard Smith of
Pr Townsend and El,Iridgc Morse Of
Snrhnmish county.
Nrnrly MI the husi',ss done, wns
conducted hy the Younger members ot
the Brr. Mc-srs. HITLER Englr. Andrews
and TIrnIorl, anil to their credit be- II
sud. that ut no term OF court in til,
Territory W, s the business ever itrsact-
cd iu better Shape.
Nr. ~ Her p.s'nm.i the dnliys us-
signed b'm as actin. DIST. ATTY. ina
, 1878-06-12
TIE SKAGIT JAM.
TWO YEARS EiBOR.

n tho fall oI 1874. Gen Mchl"r, Of
tin. Engineer Corps. L. s. Army, official
" cvnwir,d al reported the cost ~ n
clannc though the Skaait jam, Tie
rcp ,etrd thlt It w'uld tax" Sl5 900 'o
mnHr- navignhlr ch nnel through II. II
scrn,..l impossible to ever get Congress
~ unproorintr thet amount as long MS
tJlr FrrTt,rv remained without rcprcSrn'
-asar ~. ~ that o,ly. The settlers there
gave mp all borr Of th"t noble river. the
Suit. rring settled until after this
r r'trry hncnmr state. even il tn" jam
shou'd hr hen removed
Jn Frhrury 1870, five m"N, without
means, oXrppt experience in water log
pinr nj nerve and muscle. hprHn the
wort. Th"v have kept ny the work
ev,r .in"r. rnd ON Thursl,v. the 2}d nj
M. rive W;ni'. C,pt. Bailey plSsrd
thr,urh NJ Inn m NJ tho river NIB nj
II niI". above it. and wou.l have gone
fir'lrr had uuv preparation l"rn made
for her goiug ~ the river This is the
first time y steamer ever paVscd mp that
river nh $50 tlr inm Tn" names of the
orivinpl 'ic' wiz hryrH This WORK were
Mrvin Mnnick, Daniel HINES, Donald
NJ Dunnl John D Quirk and Joseph
Wilson. Wilson Nns surcprAod hv Den
NJ Storrs in October 1870. and Qrirk
by Fritz D,bborn in December 1870.
The nnmns Of the five who have wit.
nrssnl III" Hn,l op"ningnf ~" riv"r rr',
Marvin Ninnick. Dlnirl H'nrs. Donald
Nc Dnn,la. d nnls Stnrrs nn,l Fritz Dill.
born VI $. S'nrr> has dome the cooking
an honsr work for the whole crew ever
SINCE lpr lnshnndb'gln wori with them
in Octoh"r 1876, besides taking care nf
for small children, siccprtniny Is cntu
ed toan cqu,l share o credit with the rest
of the jun logg' in rrunvinr the jun
as She has done m cqutl share ut the
work
When they hrgrn work in F,brulry,
1876 tie jam, or ims for there were lwt
OF them, about three quntcrs ot miln ~
pa, blocked up the river from bank to
btk for nearly two Mills. The river
, 1878-06-12


An,hcvs and ErpI,. fine Whaicon couuty
lnw,rrs Nns very nllp.
Mr. Anlr,.ys m,i,,,, ,o,. or t,n i,,. +
hri.Iinnt argum,nl, in his dcf Ms. ever
brprJ in ,,r Trrj.o.v 4, ..onpnt
ihhl drew Wo,ds OF iigh prlis. from all
in Attendance. not excepting Judge
Lewis Himself.
IN pnliticuI ci,cl,s Mr. Ulllpr'. name
his h.cn mnde Quite prominent as "A
cnu,lid ,,r far ,hc y .mo,r,,ic nonin,u,on
ns d Strir, Attorney lrr thi, district.
'r,,r wuy ne ,,.rl,r,n.I fine Il .rirs ot that
office bor,. .bo,. him :, n. w,,, on,ljf,d
L,r ria. or,c,
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, 1878-06-12
COST OF THE COURT.

Inst fal! some very gloomy statistics
were furnished hy The Mil IN regard 10
the cost Of running the court. II viii
be interesting hy another session TO get
these statistics and compare them with
the actual running expenses.
The court hns one Of the finest act of
records Ia the Territory, nude to order
in Iowa; cost here $lG555 The seal
and office lurailnrc cost about SEQ more.
For blanks. Judges hill, and cost TO
county of the Clerks office will be about
300 per year. The cost of Taw's tr.al
win FIJI ON the Territory. Corners suit
will ros the county so"a $50. The
grand and rptit jury were. As it happen
rd. mostly Summoned from rrmo'e parts
uf the county. They cost. this session.
over 500 hut il is exp c'rd the evrr-
noe cost vii! he about 900 PER s"s"on.
Thcs, are III the expenses al The session
excerpt the bill Of the sheriff, millfs, ana
east of summouing the Jurors.
, 1878-06-12
UPPER JAN
was commenced in May 1877,

was commenced in May 1877.
In clearing the lower river, five or SIX
men had hren employee for short 'imr
81 as to Interfere as li'tle rs possible
with its navigation. Trtt is nearly all
tie extra help ever cmployed.
Work has ben kept up oh the upper
Jam since May 1877 to date. There is
now n channel about 100 feet wide, IN
hrrc autItcrs Of II nile long through
the upper inm. Thcsrlogg RS will prob
ably work mother year in wrleh'ng this
Gimme. and in clearing DRIFT and logs
rom the river When compl'trd the
channel will inno place be less tn n 20o
feet wide, most Of the way $40 feet, and
IN some places it viii he c!ctrcd iroh
bank to bank 1000 t6et wide.
These men have given nearly two and
u half years time an ! labor, and prop ~
to- give another years labor I" compete
their work Their labor has bee ol the
hardest AMI NEST dangerous chnrclrr.
This work has npcucd up to settle
mcnt. n valley MS fertile, and nearly Ms
LARGE ms the famous Connecticut River
valley in Nav England, one ;hlt when
developed mnv contain over 100000 in
hnbitant-. They have receive nn Gov
crnment MD whatever. Individuals
have contributed nholt $1,000 in cash
and merchandise; some $1,000 more is
promised them hut nut paid.
III Il single week. hy the breaking up
OF parts OF the jim they have lost rs
much as $50 Worh oftoolS. A large part
Of the implements used they mnnuiac-
turcd themselves; IN | eh"y hive lost and
USED up of tools rurclSM over $50
worth h',iGrs b,ltt St,Ya ~ aud
rats destroyed. They have received n
other ns stance except what logs they
have rut oI the ilm'. rh's' have be "a
hut ltllc more thu I'll irntt to fur.
nish them with tools AMI necessary
provisions,
tn, ancien's considered i as among
the claims Tor y iii,nt.on, prop.r 10 lr
UHuutd lint Hercules ciau,pd the AUr-
, 1878-06-12
CIVIL SUITS

Judgments were ron lrrrl rs follows:
Catches, VS.. l.. L. Andrews and S
Calhoun. Trustees oi Puhlic Hall m ihr
town OF Ln Conner Foreclosure ol mort
gng, for S37375. $. BlXtgr & ca. vs. y
A. Dyer. for SlS51t, goN coin on do
fault. Schwlmchrr Bros. & Gu. vs.. JAS. J.
Conner, by default tor Sltl5s, gold coin
L.. l.. Andrrvs, IS. EDbrrt Becker; by
d.mul; f,r $t1550, gold coin, Jamr,
KirT. US LDlLa G Prrs,n; 10y lrmuI',
$lj5 ga. gold coin. Robert c. iIiIl, vs..
FnuH K .m; Iy derU't slGl SO. gold
coin. y N.ugat G LaTg G Q. y. H.i!c:
, 1878-06-12
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Legal AMI transient notices !l.Oo per slJarg
first .n.cUiuu. ~ cents per ,quIrc each suD-
tequcnt insertion.
, 1878-06-12

vs.. D"ll'l ID g"oI; Y dchuN or
$l3;O.S3. William II IN to,. V CT.
C"I'crg; by d"tnI: tor aloG IS
Lila b. You've vs. Wui4m v.uvc;
divorce, ANIL. Erie V,uyc, cIdM o. ed
ci-htr"n m.rtus, s,awnrdvd 10 the custody
"t the plaintiff
VIM. Monks VS. I,ac An lrrs,o; Ger
tiornri to jnHi"r court; indln mt below
affirmed n2alusr MONKS TOR $J3 IS
Tho>. c Mockry KS Chrrlc. vilrncuvc.
Jodgmcnt for drtcndrnt on jury tru, for
costs amoonting to $47 s..
Edward Am VS. G. 0. IEai,cr ior
$2l173.
ORDERS MADE.
Chns W Snnl cS Mrs 5 El,lv. ESQ.
Juis"n was ordered Ia MT M n tran
script containing all The ,prktt entries
nnd n copy OF all the papls III the ease.
The rnus was oHlrrd continued until
next term
III thc case of Dingwnll rs L. B Blllisrer,
it was ordered that Alhert Du>morr. nl-
mnistrator Of estate Of VIM. p. DIns-
more, gu rni-Iec II, stitultcd rs guar
nshcr in place ol said detcdon,, and
also n' administering Of the premiership
estate of Drnsnrrc g. Ne Elroy.
the case ol Du>rl i. Klmhe rs John
Galnry was connuu' d nlO cusr of j. g.
&. Catches as Drnsmolc & Me Elrby.
FEELINGS OF TIE COMMUNITY.
Before the court WIS held, strong
opposition existed IN some parts Of that
rounly, csprcnlly in the north end Of
Whntcom c,nnty.
The citizpps nt In Conner mnle 1t 70
pleasant toI all ihtrc, the business of the
court was so promptly ind efficiently
done, and The people from remote parts
OF the county iuund so mnny unexpected
advantages, that this opposition gave
place 10 almost unqualified endorsement.
They lounG, as Snohnniisl county has
already fund fh1tis is fully rs cheap,
if not cheaper for the coun'y, 10 have
Justice administered nj home. while the
, 1878-06-12
CAUSES TRIED.

But two criminal cases were tried
That against rrw"s M Indian. who
k He'd nnnthcr Indian on the Noosnck.
There WIRE mtiunting circumstances,
in this cns' the verdict was mHnsuugh-
ter. and thc sentence Eve years imprisOn
mcnt. The other criminal clsc was
ngpinst George A. Corner, for exhibiting
n drndlv weapon.
1t was on OIL hn1 trnub'e. had he
choose To employ counsel he stood an
excellent show of acquitnl, hut instead
was his own lawyer md ~ consequence
received six months imprisonment and II
fine of ten dollars and costs.
, 1878-06-12
Gac 2)ota~a @tar'
l,sigD VERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING.

GLga DIE MORSE. Editor and Praar
, 1878-06-12
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:

$500 PGR ANHUM IL ADvAECE.
, 1878-06-12

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The Portland daily press., 1878-07-31

The Greenback meeting held last evening in
Parlor II at the PEBBLE House, was designed by
Mr.. Spencer Rogers, who was the prime mover
of it, to be private Anderson affair, but the
friends of other candidates crowded in to the
number of about forty. and a general racket
was the result A reporter of one of the Bos-
ton papers was, it is said, discovered among
the assembled saints, and was promptly re-
quested to "dust," but the PRESS as usual,
had special on the ground and is again enabled
to give as full report as the press of other
matter will allow to be given.
M. q. Dow of Deering, presided. with A. G.
Andrews of Cornish for Secretary. Messrs.
King, Cove and Clifford of the Congressional
candidates were present and were called for.
Mr.. Clifford being Endorsed by Mr.. Proctor as
''the man who for eminent ability walks over
any of 'em," said he twas legal tender man. :"
Mr.. Cove declined to speak, as he proposed to
address the convention. Mr.. King was full of
fight j. c. Donnell, G. N. Weymouth and
Spencer Rogers were appointed commit
tee to visit Samuel Anderson and request him
to attend the meeting, bat the modern Sam
uel, unlike him of old, declined to respond to
the call, but Turner of the New Era, Endorsed
him as being as good greenbacker as he was
himself. Anderson if elected would register
himself as Democrat.
The meeting resulted 10 nothing, except to
show the utter want of union ia the Greenback
ranks, and the ambition Of the leaders, Seven
candidates for Congress of more or less note
were present.
The indications are that Gen. Anderson will
be nominated today. His refusal to commit
himself to any particular financial doctrine
seems t, have excited the admiration of the
Greenbackers.
Mr.. Chas. Mclean, of the Greenback State
Central Committee of Massachusetts,, will adj
dress the Greenback Convention at Congress
Hall TODAY
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-31
STATE NEWS.
AROOSTOoK COUNTY.

AhOOoAOOh OOONI1s
The members of the young mems class in
the Sabbath School at Sherman Mills have
contributed together with their teacher, funds
and bought nice bell and hung it in tine tower
in the Washburn Memorial church, as a pre-
sent and surprise to the public. The bell was
very much needed in the village, and was pur-
chased of the National School Furnishing
Company of New York.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Mr. James Baldwin, an elderly citizen of
Livermore Falls, died Monday very suddenly
of heart disease.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Augustus Cottle, q native of Belgrade, and
a son of Daniel Cottle of that town, was shot
in his camp in Montana, on July 81, by some
unknown party, but supposed to be some one
from band of hostile Indians. Mr.. Cotte
had been in Montana some eight or ten years,
and was highly esteemed by his friends and
associates He was about 40 years of age.
MIS- Wheeler, wife of Hon. Amos Wheeler
of Winthrop, died on the 9th inst after a
lingering illness of nearly two years.
During the past week Fish Com % issioners E.
III. St!llwell and Henry O. Stanley, accompa-
MED by Messfs. Charles G. Atkins and Everett
ers and occupants of the dams at Augusta,
Waterville, Fairfield and Somerset Mills. to
decide upon the location of fish WAYS, TO be
built at the places named, and hear causes, if
any existed, OF any further delay in commeu-
cling the work. The owners express their
readiness to commence construction at once d.,
and as soon as plans are prepared the work
VIII go on, and can be completed before the
salmon cease running the present season.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Isaac dodsdon and his son Jacob Hodsdou,
Dr., OF Byron have been bound over on q
charge of arson.
Mrs. Otis Howe of Rumford was thrown
from carriage recently and killed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-31
Brief .1Ottiugs,

The body of the Girard boy drowned Mon
day afternoon was found about IL O'Clock
yesterday forenoon.
Columbia's Own, male quartette of col,red
singers from Hampton, Va, will sing at the
Scbago Lake temperance campmeetipg Friday.
Portland merchants are invited to meet at
Mercantile Library room this evening to
arrange for grand excursion.
Alopzo Green has been arrested and held
for trial in the sum of 5000 for the robbery of
Mr.. John Jackson's house in Naples last week.
1t may be necessary to say for the benefit OF
those who are not acquainted with the tricks
of the types that Mr. Shaw believes the sou!
Immortal and not Immoral.
The Cumberland Bar Association will go on
their annual excursion, to the Ocean House
to-day. They leave the Falmouth Hotel at 9
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-31

SEBAGo LAKE CAMP MEETING.-The COM
mittee are making every arrangement for a
grand dem cnstration at the Lake on Saturday
next for the enjoyment of the children.
Swings will be erected, band of music will
be present, and the most prominent Sabbath
school workers and temperance speakers in the
state will be present. Most of the time will be
taken up with exercises by ths children. and
every Sabbath School an Juvenile Temple in
the state is invited to be present and take part
in the exercises. A special train will leave the
station of the Portland s. Osdensburg road on
Saturday morning at o'clock for the accom-
mediation of the children. The fare for child
rem will be only 25 cents the round trip and 60
cents for adults.
The members of Perham Juvenile Temple
are requested to meet at Congress hall this eve
ming at u O'Clock to get their excursion tick
cts. A special car will be assigned to Perham
Temple, which will bs 10 charge of careful at
PENDANTS to look after children unaccompanied
by their parents.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-31

The reports of the various committees were
accepted.
Hon. Warren H. Vinton of Gray said that
as the business of the convention was con-
cluded with the exception of the report of
the committee on resolutions, and the nomi-
nation of a candidate for governor, he
moved an adjournment until 2 p. M, when
that business could be completed, and Hon.
Stewrti L. Woodford of New York address
the convention.
The motion was carried. The conven-
ton adjourned until o'clock D. M, the
chairman stating that the committee on res
olutions would be ready to report at p. NJ,
and Governor Woodford would speak at 2.2O.
AFTERNOON SESSION
In the afterooon there was large attendance
OF spectators, the galleries as well as the floor
being crJw5ed. Owing to the nou-arriyal of
the committee on resolutions the meeting was
not called to order until neatly half an hour
after the time fixed.
AT 2.25 the chairman raped for order and
called for the business of the convention.