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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-12
TarsCn1nAMnoUs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have dis
~ posed in full Of my Stock OF NIerchan-
disc, on Court Street, to Messrs. MARTIN
UHRlG and CHARLES +. STOCKHOFF,
who will continue the business at the old
stand. These gentlemen are reliable and
upright business men, and cordially com
mend them to all my old friends and pat
rons and the public generally.
Those having claims against me are re-
quested to present them at once for settle
ment, and all persons indebted to me will
please call and settle, as wish to close up
my business. ADAM UHRIG,
nov. l2-3w. Gallipolis, Ohio.
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A Valuable Book.

T WISH to inform the people that am
i the Sole Agent, in Mason County, for
the sale OF the new edition of "Dr. Chases'
Receipt Book" This is a valuable work,
and is one that ought to be in every fami-
ly, is full of receipts for the. sick-room,
the nursery, the kitchen and the farm. l
am now visiting the different parts Of tho
county, either in person, or by Agent, and
will be pleased to sell every family copy
OF the work.
G. McWIILIANls.
New Haven, West Va, Nov. 5-ems
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The large cattle pcns.of Gaff 4 Co.,
at Cincinnati were burned on last
Saturday night and $50 head of beef
cattle lost their lives in the flames.
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At the meeting of the Grand Lodge
|. o. 0. F., at Wheeling, last week,
Grand Treasurer w. r. Kelly, of
Parkersburgh, made the startling
statement that he had been robbed
on the train Of $1,000 of the funds of
the order. Although he had been in
the city several hours he said nothing
about his loss until called upon tore.
port. The circumstances led to sus-
picion of fraud, and a special COM
mittee was appointed to investigate
the affair. This committee reported
on Thursday afternoon, and the re.
suit of their investigation was the
expulsion of Kelly from the order
and a levy on his property at Park
ersburg to satisfy the claim.-Es.
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A Specific Remedy for all

For Debility, Loss of Memory, Indispo-
sition to Exertion or Business, Shortness
Of breath, Troubled with Thoughts of Dis
ease, Dimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Chest and Head, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin.
II these symptoms are allowed to go on,
very frequently Epieptc Fits and Con-
sumption follow. When the constitution
becomes affected it requires the aid of an
inyigorating medicine to strengthen and
tone up the system-which
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-12

The latest Presidential combina-
ton on the Democratic ticket is
Hendricks and Potter; but the ques-
ton is, which name ought to be first?
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TERMS OF SALE.

Said sale will be for cash as 10 fiitv M,
cent. of the purchase money, and as Ia t H.
residue, on credit Of six and twelve
months. Bond with good security, viii be
required for the deferred instalments md
the title will be retained as farther seen.
rity.
JOHN w. ENGLISH.
nov. 5-iw. Special Commissioner.
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DESIGNATION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
i between John Cooley and John Cod
ley, ir., under the firm name OF John God
ley & Son, was dissolved by mutual con-
sent October Goth, 1870. Parties owingthe
late firm are requested to make immediate
settlement, ard all claims against the firm
will be settled in the firm name.
JOHN COOLEY,
JOHN COOLEY, JR.
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As will be seen by the above, the firm of
Cooley < Son has been dissolved; and now
the business will be carried on under the
firm name OF Risk & Cooley.
]. v. RISK,
oct 29-4w. JOHN COOLEY, JR.
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nov. l2-Gw.
PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for i'm
provements in old ones. Caveats, Trade
Marks and all patent business promptly at
tended to.
Inventions that have been reject.
ed may still, in most cases, be patented by
us. Being opposite the U. S. Patent Office,
and engaged in Patent business ercl,siuety,
we can secure patents in less time than
those who are remote from Washington
and who must depend upon the mails in
all transactions with the Patent Office.
When inventors send model or sketch
we make search in the Patent Office and
advise rs to its patentability free of chaye.
Correspondence confidential, prices low,
and no charge unless Patent is OBJ
tanned.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General
D. NJ, Key, Rev. +. d. Power, to officials in
the y. S. Patent Office, and especially to
our clients in every State OF the Union and
in Canada, For special reference, terms,
advice, &C., Address
G. A. SNOW 81 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. @.
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Kelly will not probably have over
10000 votes, all told, throughout the
State Of New York.
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AT a Mormon conference in Salt
Lake City, the other day, FIVE "apos-
ties of the faith" declared their de-
termination to live in accord with
their belief, the laws of the country
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
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5 9O-1OO acres,

described in Exhibit B, filed with Com.
plainant's Bill Also Lots numbered Il
AZ and 10, situated on Pomeroy Street IN
Mason City, which were conveyed TO Mil
j. ii, Shumaker by James Means and villa
by deed, dated September 9th, 1870. anJ
described in Exhibit Q, filed with Com.
plainant's Bill. ~'
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1t is proposed to build a monu-
ment at Gen. Westinghouse birth
place. The last Congress made an
appropriation for that purpose.
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Democratic.

New York is a Democratic State,
and don't you forget it.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
fsnsA YnsszasAY's AAss npusses.l !
TME B0ARD OF MEALTH.


Mr. vandsves's Hose Boiling Es.
tablishment Declared anUnbear.
able Nuisance. ,sa. igsts..5
In accordance with resolution pass
sd at the last regular meeting OF the
Board Of Health the members Of that
body assembled at Front and Maryland
avenue on Saturday evening last at 5
O'Clock, for the purpose Of proceeding
TO the bone boiling ssts blishmsnt Of A.
d. vandever,tand examining into the
condition Of the same. The Board was
agreeably surprised at this point to be
met by Mr.. VIM. Ferris and q number
of farmers in carriages. who kindly vol
unteered to carry the members 10 their
destination. Arriving at the boiling es-
tablishmsnt thorough examination
was made and horrible state Of affairs
revealed. Vats frcw which arose sick
ening stencil abounded and stream
Of water near by which received the re-
fuse from the establishment was so im-
pregnated that the farmers In the vicin-
ity would not allow their cattle to
drink from II. The Board had no hes
ifation in declaring the establishment
. nuisance Of the worst character and
the verdict was received with cheers
BY the spectators who had gathered.
Steps will immediately be taken for its
removal. ...
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
The Little Duke-

The season of 1S79-s0, was rung in
at the Opera House last evening in the
creditable style of Ford's Zimmerman e
comic Opera Company from the Broad
street Theatre Philadelphia. The piece
presented was the "Little Duke or the
Romance ofTwo Lovers" a comic mill
tary Opera translated from the French
of Charles Lecocq. A good audience
greeted the company, and an excellent
enjoyable performance greeted the aud
fence. All the leading characters took
their parts well. The singing Of Miss
Mamie Bockel, as the Duke" and the
humor of Mr.. Geo. W. Denham, as
"Frimousse" the tutor, being especially
admired. Miss Mackenzie, as the
"Little Duchess also came in for her
share of applause. The piece was well
put upen the stage, and taken as a
whole the "Little Duke" is one OF
those plays that will bear repetition.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
A Runaway

This morning between ten and elev-
en- O'Clock, the team belonging to 0. L.
Hill at Fifth and Jefferson streets, took
fright, and starting down Fifth street
tore down a tree box in front Of James
Clark's residence. The horse gathering
speed as 1t went along, soon reached
Monroe street down which 1t turned to
Fourth, then turning the corner II went
at breakneck speed to Jefferson and
turning the corner at Fifth and Jeffer-
son the wagon ran into tree in front
Of Mr.. David Wilson's residence which
demolished the top. Mr.. Hill at this
point caught his horse and put a stop
to his furious career. The wagon was
considerably injured, but we have not
heard that the horse was hurt.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
lrssrnaDAr's zsws.l
The niIlara Clss,

On account Of the increased number
of passive members the Millard Club
have decided to reduce the number Of
tickets TO each member to five. As the
club intend giving ak entertainments
during the year instead u three, %
heretofore the members will enjoy
about the same privilege with the r..
duced number Of tickets ~ they did
with the former number. Those who
are not satisfied with the reduction can
call on W. w. Lobdell, treasurer OF the
club, and receive their money back. u
the entertainments to be given during
the season, three will be by the club
and three by foreign talent. Among
the attractions in prospect is a concert
by o celebrated company, now In Bos-
ton, among whom are Madames Panini
and Normand, and Sig. Tagliopietirs.
The club will present Pinafore on the
third Tuesday In October.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Who Took the Vote.
For the REPUBLICAN.


MEssRs. EDIToRs.-Under the above
head an article appeared in last nights
Gazette" intimating that Whitley
Mccall voted the Republican ticket in
the Eastern precinct Of the Seventh
Ward. Now, Mr.. Editor, allow me to
call your attention to this fact. The
reason Whitley did not vote in the
Third and Fifth Wards, was owing to
the vigilance of the Republican win
dow men. He attempted to vote in
each of those wards, and it was no fault
of the Democratic inspectors that he
did not succeed, as his vote was very
readily taken by the Democratic In
spectors in the Western precinct Of the
Seventh ward. 1t was fully under
stood by the Democratic managers Of
that Ward who he was voting for, as
they very promptly located him. Not
withstanding one of our city officers
made the remark that Whitley did not
live in the Ward and therefore had no
right to vote. SEVENTH WARD.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
rheyA An psaM.

A San Francieco correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says the ex-Confed-
crate element In California is very Pow
erful, and HI ndreds Of the best busi-
ness men, mins-owners, operators and
professional gentlemen OF the Pacific
coast commanded troops under the
Davis government In the south. These
officers held numerous meetings last
week, 1t oil Of which the ut,nost har-
mony prevailed, for the purpose Of tan,
dering to General Grant hearty vel
come. The speeches made on these oc-
oasions are Of character that would
astonish the fre-saters Of the South
had they heard them. Compliments
have been showered upon ths military
life Of Grant by men who we're the last
to lay down their arms. They spoke
Of him a. q gallant soldier, man true
to his promises, and faithful TO his
friends, and one OF the best soldiers
the world ever saw. F
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Ars school.

Homer A. Herr returned on Saturday
from his summer vacation to resume
the duties of his studio and Art School.
Freehand, Mechanical, Drawing and
Painting are taught. Mechanical draw
ing class, at very reasonable terms,
meets on Monday and Wednesday, and
Friday evening intended for mechanics
and all engaged in mechanical pursuits
during the day. The plan throughout
is similar to the Boston Art institution
described in Harper's Magazine some
months since. Artist pupils qualified
for admission into the Academy Of Fine
Arts, Philadelphia. His card will be
found in another column.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Found \ Relative.

Sergeant Dolan It is said visited tn,
election polls Of the Eastern district o
the Seventh Ward. Jumping from hi
close carriage which had been used fol
carrying repeaters from poll to poll
he was attracted by the appearance oi
Ned Leary who was standing around
in the crowd. "Hello,C Niger" said
Dolan, as II he and Ned had been old
chums, and had more than once drank
whiskey out Of the same bottle. '''
Don't call me niger" said Ned,
but studying an instant he greeted the
Sergeant familiarity, saying, '1st me
see," there's "Mike" and "Jim" and
John Dolan, that is the only Dolan
family knew except the Dolan that
my mother Is married to, and so
guess Sergeant we must be relations. Z"
OF course the Sergeant didn't swear
he never does.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
sunday MIX.
D--.,hlIAo1

MEssRs. EDITORS: by your paper
Of the Goth that there is Q petition in
circulation "amongst the milkmen" Of
this city to stop the serving Of milk on
Sunday, and that said petition is be-
ing "unanimously signed" l have
made inquiry Of most all Of the milk
men Of this city, and have found but
three that have seen it and none that
have signed it. Messrs. Editors you
know that it has been but short time
since the question Of stale milk was
before the people of this city, and then
the demand was for "fresh new milk"
of the farmers. Nov it seems to me .
little strange that the people that use
the article should want it from IL to
"a hours old. The milkmen do not
wish to do any more work on Sunday
than is necessary, but ais the serving Of
milk mas been considered a necessity,
they are willing to continue it. There
may be few exceptions from oonscien-
tious scruples, if SO is it not wrong
for such to serve on that day.
A MILKMAN.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
A. D. vanaey er,s statement.

MEssRs. EDIroRs: Your report OF the
visit Of the Board Of Health to my bone
mill is rather highly colored. have
only one pit on the place. Yeu say 1t
abounded with pits, and II the people
who reside within about l squares had
not torn of the top which was Of boards
and covered with tarred paper, the
Board would not have found anything
to have declared nuisance. The mill
bad about two tons Of boiled bones In 1t
and sbsut 500 pounds Of fresh bones
from the market. You also say a stream
of water was impregnated with refuse
from the establishment. This is not
true for all the refuse meat and water
| 90 into the pit and would have to soak
through clay and gravel about six feet
and then ali go sideways. The bottom
of the stream has coating OF green
moss, the same as any stream from
springs. Mr.. Bowers, health officer ex-
aminsd the stream and found It clear,
the SONS Of Mr.. Jamison have been
swimming iu the water, and on Satur-
day no filth went into the stream only
that thrown in by the butchers such as
entrails and refuse from slaughter
house. | told Mr.. Joseph Forman and
John Tatum that wonld not let any
filth into tbs water from my place and
| have Justly kept my word. This man
Jamison knew the Board would do
nothing with the place II the pit was In
the condition it always is in, so he tore
the top off which consisted Of boards
and tarred paper. The men who told the
Beard or anyone connected with the
party who put filth in the water are
wilful falsifers.
STATE OF DELAWARE, s S.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
I On this 22nd day Of September, 1879, person
Justice OF the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid, Alfred ID. Vandever, who being
duly sworn according to law, says That dur.
| ing the time he has boon engaged In business
at the present site In May 1879, he has not
drained anv offall or other matter injurious To
the public health into the stream known as
Richardson's Kun-nor has any one In mis-
employ done 30. That he has mede every ar
rangement looking to the cleanliness Of his
establishment, and to maintaining the purity
Of the stream. said deponent further says
that he can prove the fact that parties who
are opposed to him on personal grounds, visi-
ted the place Just prior to the visit Of the
Boald OF Health, and removed the covering
OF the pit, receptacle for oftall, 80 that the
establishment would be offensive, and that
anyone disinterested, who might visit tue
place and Justify the aforegoing aff1davit.
ALFRED d. VANDEvER.
Sworn and subscribed before tme the day and
wear aforesaid, WIZ. H. BRADY.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
A Vote OYThanks.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. %, 10.
At the regular business meeting OF
the Moral Suasion Reform Association,
on Monday evening last, it was unan-
imously resolved that vote Of thanks
be rendered to Miss Eve Donnely, Mag
gle Carpenter, the Misses CPS" Mis-
90 Ida and Mollie Roberts, Messrs. Hol-
ton Roberts, Charles Carpenter, Harry
Beason, Charles West, for the hand.
some and efficient aid rendered the
above association on the occasion Of
their recent entertainment on the 18th
inst, and that the same be published
in the DAILY REPUBLICAN.
CHARLES. SCHBU.
Committee CHARLES BLISS.
ROBERT GREEN.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
LOCAL TINE TAR,,
Z, rnAIrs LnAvs wrLn.a.'

Fer Philadelphia: 2.sT Taaaefos aaa
:o;G 1870 .. m; ia.sS ~ aNi,
~ s1s I: N. On SUNDAY a,S ~ .
is.se 3. n III iim,,sssi; ~; 20, lo.o4, a. u.,
sof naanmors and Washingt"n. eA n
ID @k .. M; last D. m il6l, n
as !. M n. l p n' On Sunday, III 1i';'; !:
cor Baltimore and hay Line, ,o
''' t.is Is's,nofs y M and way stations: s.s5 .
scr New Oastlo. els A. m "a,
'' M D''A~A'' 7' Nj 'i6a, m: iss, H. n:
Es Sunday trains.
FOR Wilmington Z Northern r. u.
Nj 2. M;;and $50 p. N. Sund..v ~
fsr Delaware Western H. r.: su yis ssa
49, ~. sunday train g.aO A %Na
AIn1 ARhfvn At wILNIsaros
from Philadelphia: l2.I6. 2Oa ~
llo3, H@7, l02, 100, An. lila r:%l \
,.w, n.io p. u. On Sundays: ,sS S
lGlg .. M; 1888, Ills. D, m. AA@
from Baltimore. Isl, .. 10 .. .6pa m .,,m
3 S'S' y : 0.sS p. m. On Sundays: aa' al . l
FROM Warrington: 2yl, A, m. ,om
~. s'ss p. m. On Sundays. 2S,
from New Castle: $50. ,,n
Llo p. m. No Sunday trains ~
from Delaware X. r.: $50 a. m ,,u
pm. AN
From Wilmington q Northern y D.
Q. N. ll.8o. .. M; and e.4s nm"
From Delaware Western X. Rr' "
2lo. 500 y. IN. Sunday train tS%ps %
fnAiFe SoR WILMINGTON LyAyR puu.
PHIA.
Frombroad street and Washipv,o, =.
!.@, s.0. i0.So, ll.45 o. m: i,sOsSM. ~
SIS, 600. 6.1b 9.lS. l1.sO D. m ~ Sw
days. 40 $50 ., No.; o.o6, li.Sonn
From Thirty Second and Market ~. ~.
ISo. l.36 q. m; 122S, 400 o,OO II n
On Sundsvs' LOO. .. m
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
RPEClAL NOTICES,
z. r. Kunkle's Bitter win. :,

4. F.kunkle's Bitter Wine AZ !.
Gives tone to the stomach, II im,,.,.. "
the appetite and assists digestion; s sr,,.
bowels to healthy action, expeiInr snI.S "
i0ul hum0n that c0ntaminate tbs hls,S A.
rupt the secreti0ns and offend ths h,s'a
exc'.es the liver 10 q healthy asraN 1 .
strengthcns tho nerves imparting ,s ~, J,
70 tho lie that proceeds alone ham W
health. r nun "a
Thousands in sll walks Of life, te,tI,, 4,
virtues ofthis excellent medicine in ~ y
Ing the arrangement OF the digestive n.. S.V.
Get tho genuine. Sold only In Al bS,.s
SIX for %. Ask for L. +. Kunkel,s % s%
no other. Z. ''H m ''S
wormsi Worms, VA,
4. +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup neys, n,
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worn,
Doctor can tell whether or NOT ths NAM. Z +
worms. Thousands are diving Kan, )
worms, and do not know IL fiI y.
cramps, choking and suffocation, salLs
pIe1ion, circles around the eyes I.j1
and pain In the stomach, restless At n
grinding Of the teeth, picking at d. =
cough, fever, itching at tho seat hssi,1
Ioul breath, the patient grown pals NM =
TICKLING and irritation In the aaua IaS
symptoms, and more, come from wan. ~
Z. kunkelS Worm Syrup never isIi !
move them. Price u per bottle or an 1,
f0r Tape Worms write and consult M \
tcr.) For all others, buy OF your drurns1
Worm Syrup, and II he has II not ~
Dr, z. +. Kunkel, go N. Ninth Strs.t 4
adeiphia, Pa. Advice by mall, t,,s |,
'nfee cent stamp. fE.a "a
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Thomas Bailey Potter,

City Treasurer Vincent this morning
received q letter from the above distin.
guished gentleman, who Is now making
q tour Of this country in the interests
of the famous London Golden Club o.
which he is secretary. Mr.. Potter ia
also member Of Parlisment from the
Rochdals district. The letter Is dated
at Niagara Falls, and in 1t Mr.. P. an.
nounces his intention Of leaving this
country on the 9th Of November, but
also reiterates his determination to pay
Mr.. Vincent visit before bis departure
The letter also contains the following
paragraph: "Your idea Of confederation
Of all the English speaking people, II
not only utopian, but on the contrary
very probable.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Fhe scheming Democracy


The Democracy Of this city, not salts.
fed with cheating the Republicans out
Of the City Council by repeaters and
FOUNDERS, have set on foot . scheme to
legislate the only two Republicans In
the city, who now hold official positions
out Of their Offices. A petition Is quiet.
ly circulated asking Council to abolish
the Office Of City Solicitor, the Office
now being held by s. A. Macalis.sr,
ESQ.,, a Republican. The object Is u
fill the Office with 4 Democrat.
Thus fF It Is said the petition
has not received many signatures, tn q
the movement being unpopular with
the better thinking class Of Democra Is.
II the promoters ofjthis scheme succeed
1t Is said that similar movement will
be put on foot to oust City Auditor I'm
derwood. The Democratic members ol
City Council are to caucus on the abo.
lition Of tho City Hospital, when they
will in all probability pay some attsn-
tion to the City solicitorship and the
City Auditors Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
The Little Duke.

If the comments of the Press of other
cities and the general reputation Of
the Company go for anything, those
who fail to visit the Opera House this
evening to see the performance of the
"Little Duke" will miss rare treat.
The Opera to be performed is spoken Of
as the very best in the commic line
upon the stage, and the company con-
tains some names illustrious for merit.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Favorable for Memphis.

Eight new cases Of yellow fever
four white and four colored, we're re,
ported to the Board Of Health yester'
day. But one death has occurred
since night, Archie p. Kehoe. Five
ether case were developed, which will
be included in to-day's official report.
There was a death from the fever at
Bsily, Tenn, on Saturday night.
On Saturday there were seven ne~
cases and two deaths reported. The
total number Of new cases reported
during the week was eighty and the
number Of deaths thirty -ons.
A request has been made TO the Gov
ernment for 100, 900 rations for the peo-
Pile in camp.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
mrs. Sprague wants . Trustee

mrs. SPraGue wants o Trustee.
A hearing Of the application Of Mrs.
Kate Chase Spragus for the appointment
of trustee for her property was begun
in the Supreme Court, at Providence,
R. L., on Saturday. Her counsel nom.
mated Robert Thompson for trustee,
but her husbands counsel objected and
moved reference. The motion wai
overruled, whereupon Sprague's coun
Sci nominated Arther Watson for trus.
tee, and asked for postponement un.
til Friday next to enable him to fi'e
reasons for the motion. The postpone.
ment was granted.