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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-09-17
The Weekly Register
LOCAL MA TTERS.
Beautiful weather.

pple-picking time has arrived.
Tramps are infcsting this county.
Work Instrumentation the wharf.
1.-THE melancholy daysarc at hand"
There is quite an advance in nails.
Corn is not curing, 50 farmers say.
These, nights are getting decidedly
cool.
The Fair Company is about out Of
debt.
Read the advertisements in this
paper
The GallipOlis railroad is a GER
tainty.
Fro:tis reported in the county, on
the hills.
Some men we know Of, are very I'm,
grateful.
Fires are in demand these cool
mornings.
November is the time for collect.
ing taxes.
Our merchants are filling up with
new goods.
Business seems to be looking up in
this town.
When wheat is olow, what makes
flour so high?
The public schools opened in this
place, Monday.
Rev, ]. o, A. Vaught, left for Ken
lucky, Monday.
4 good deal of improvement is 60
ing on in town.
Read the advertisement of Cots
void rams, for sale.
Miller has made over 700 gallons
Of wine this season.
Two bridal parties for the Kitty
Hooper, this evening.
1t takes the moon two weeks to
sober off after getting full.
Many Of our people who have been
at the Springs, are returning.
The corn crop is said to be above
the average in Mason county.
A large number of our buys left for
the Exposition, Sunday night.
Quite number of our people will
go to Cincinnati, this evening.
DR.. Campbell and family left this
week for Missouri, their future home.
A large amount of valuable real cs-
tate will be sold during Circuit Court.
Apples are being contracted for, at
$3.50 per barrel.
Maaa lcounts~-is. to have a baby
show in connection with its county
Fair.
The Treasurer is nov paying off
the premiums awarded at our late
Fair.
A house without newspapers and
books is Ikea house without win
dows.
willfnd large stock ofpaints
and oils at the Point Pleasant Drug
Store.
We are prepared TO do good job
work in this Office, at fair living rates
Try u.s.
The Council ought to provide for
the purchase Of new cemetery
ground.
Don't put on airs in your new
clothes. Remember your tailor is
suffering,
Teachers salaries have been cut
down pretty generally, throughout
the county.
Merchants should advertise in the
Register, if they wish to sell their
goods rapidly.
Miss Matte Joneshas just receiv-
ed q full line Of millinery goods
Give her call.
Farmers are pushing their Fall
seeding, a number having already
sown their wheat.
Our readers should remember that
they are safe in buying goods from
those who advertise.
Mr.. A. T, Van Matre, left for St.
Joseph, Mo-, which place he expects
to make his future home.
Every one will find IL general tonic
IN "LindSey's Improved Blood Search.
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We direct attention to the adgcr-
tisement of Maj. j, B. Downing, In-
smance Agent, Middleport, Ohio
Those who desire 70 insure their
property, will find the Majora clever
gentleman to deal with.
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Michael Brew, Of Grafton, while
making some repairs about well at
that place one day last week, fell in
and was killed.
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Eighteen dresses week isregard-
ed as a minimum for the fashionable
watering.place young lady.
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Indisposition of the editor is the
excuse offered for any shortcomings
in this paper.
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Death has carried away, Of late,
several of Mason county's best citi-
zens, both men and women.
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1t seems to US that the Court House
Commissioners might arrange Il bet.
ter and more decent plan of drawing
water from the public well, than they
have now. 1t is filthy in the en-
treme, and we wonder that people
use the water at all.
EAST WAGeENER ITEMs.-One we'd
ding has occurred in this section,
since you heard from us last Mr..
Robert Hinkle and Miss Julia Ed.
wards were married on the third day
of our Fair. May they live u long,
prosperous and happy life together.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Society, Of
Locust Grove, prepared a bountiful
supper on Saturday evening, the 9Th
inst, for the support of their Pastor.
We were Informed that the proceeds
amounted to almost thirty dollars.
Mr.. James A. Hogg is having his
large dwelling house thoroughly re.
modelled. BY the time it is finished,
it will be quite handsome, very con-
venientand comfortable. This house
is situated on the tract of land that
Mr.. Hogg purchased from Mr.. S. P.
Somerville.
Our Board of Education has made
an impartial and judicious selection
of home teachers, and fixed their
salaries ina very creditable manner.
Assistants in the graded schools,
holding first class certificates, will
only rcceive's2S per month, Here
tofore they have been paid as much
as first class teachers in the country
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Ruffner & Wiley will open their
new store ut the mouth of Arbuckle
Creek, in about week, They will
put in a splendid stock of goods, and
will sell cheap. We wish them sue
cess.
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A letter passed through our post
office the other day addressed as fol-
lows: no
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-09-17

Roll me on at a rolling rate,
To Cali polls, Ohio State,
There put me down and let me be
Till Mary jenkins calls fol me.
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Court plaster covers a multitude of
uncut chins.
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We had pleasant call Tuesday
from Capt. A. Vance, of the Bulletin,
He was up here engineering and
planning our new wharf He says
be feels sauguinc of the election of
Ewing,
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BURGLARY.-The residence of a
Mrs, Casey, who lives on the oppo-
site side of Kanawha, on DEEMS
farm, was entered Monday night by
burglars, and a considerable amount
Of household goods and clothing
taken.
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An Accident.

or. W alnut Valley Times, 20
A serious accident occurred here yesterday.
Mr.. William Ellet and Others were out hunt
Ing. and their dog jumped up into the wagon.
accidentally discharging one barrel of shot
gun which was lying against the front seal
with the muzzle pointing back. Christopher
Shirv;ngton, q lad OF fifteen, was standing ur
behind the seat and received the whole
charge in his left arm near the shoulder
Ply sicians at Douglass were hastily sum.
moned, and Drs. l.. W. Benepe and q. p
True made the drive eighteen miles, in Oh,
hour and thirty minutes. They examined
the wound and found the charge had STRUCK
the humerus at the surgical neck, shatterin,
IL all to pieces as high up as tn,
anatomical neck, and tearing away tn.
greater portion of the muscles, leav
ing no alternative but amputstion. the,
dressed the wound and gave medicines Z,
| rally the boy from the shock. This mornins
| the doctors returned bringing DR., Gibbs, o
| the same place, with them. After eNamin
| ing the wound ne agreed with the other tvs,
| that amputation was their only resort. The.
| amputated by misunderstanding at the shoulde
| joint, and done up the jOD in skiliful An,
| skilliul manner, which proves them 10 b
| surseons whose names should not be forgot
| ten whenever thesr services should be need
| ed. Scarcely any blood was lost during IN
| operation and the BOY was doing well al las
| accounts.
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ton, OF the Capital Guards, and Captain c.
n. stevens and Captain Frank T. Lynch, Of
the metropolitan Guards A half hour vas
marched to the depot their band furnished
music which plainly told that everybody
was in . good humor and had enjoy.d q
pleasant time. They left for home on q spe-
NOTES AND IMPRESSIONS.
"A boy at the depot, before the PresIden-
tial party got Oh, saw . long haired gentle
man get on the train For fun he yelled,
There he goes,' and it was surprising TO
see the way the people rushed toward the
stranger.
Lieut.. Payne, Of the 18th Infantry, had
command OF the two pieces OF artillery from
which was fred the salute of p guns on the
arrival Of the President Each gun was
managed by five men.
A number of distinguished military off,
GERS were present at the reception at the
court house. They were in citizens dress.
The members Of the Nineteenth Infantry
band made splendid display in their hand.
some new uniforms.
| The Fire Department made nne dis.
play. each engine being Handsomely decora'
ted with dags.
| The short notice officially received pre-.
Vented the Knigh, Templars from joining
The procession.
-"Dick, the old watch dog OF the fire &c.
partment, wore his old uniform during tn,
parade.
| Not one.third OF the people who were a
the reception shook hands with the Presi
| dent.
| The Barry Cadets, under command o
Capt Anderson, made ine appearance,
Mrs. Hayes was very plainly dresset
during the reception at the court house.
The Knights Of Pythias were assigned {.
the first position in the parade.
The President seemed to look Is much q
the people as they did at him.
General Sherman is rapidly growing era!
but he Is still vivacous.
the colored societies and band made
fine appearance.
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DIR. Hunters Specific No. is a sure remedy
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send two stamps for treatise. Cure guar.ln.
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DR.. RadNvay's
SaTSaDaHIlIlal R4SOlFGlt
HE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
CHANGES as SEEN AND FEJT

NAih-'oSNp ~ LILLIAN AMI
'uey daily occur after using a few doses
1. Good spirits, disappearance of weak.
ness, langCor, melancholy, increase and hard.
ness of ne-h and muscles, etc
Strength Increases, appetite improved
relish Tor Hood, EO more sour eructstlons ol
wUIeTbTash, kood digestion, calm and undis
taTbec sleep, awaken fresh and vigorous.
5. Disappearance OF spOIs, biotches. pim-
pies; the SKIN looks clear and healthy, the
urine changed from It's tGrDld and cloudy
appearance 40 a clear sherry or amber color
water passes freely from the bladder through
the UrethTa without pain or scalding; little
ar 10 sediment: no PAIN or weakness.
:. Marked dImunitIOn OF quantity and
frequency OF involuntary weakening dis.
:horges, of afflicted that way, with the Ger
talnty oil PERMANENT cure. Increased StreuEf h
sxhi Oitsd I'm the secreLng glands and func-
uonsl harmony RESTORED 10 The several or.
yans.
s. Yellow iinge on the white of the evss
and the swarIny, saffron appearance OF the
sEin changed 10 a Clear, lively and healthy
CO or.
&. Those suffering from weak or liberated
lungs or tubercui-s VIII realize great benefit
IN eXpectoTauug freely the tough phelghm
or mucous nom the lungs, air cells, bTOnchi
or windpipe, throat or head; diminishing the
frequency OF cough general Increase strength
throughout the system: stopp6ge of might
sweais and pains and feeling OF weakness
around the ankles, legs, shoulders, etc; ces-
sstion of cold and chills, sense OF sCCocatiOU;
nsrI breathing ana parOXysm of cough on
lying down OF arising an the morning All
freely disappear
= AsGsy after day the SARSAPRILLTAN
Is lshen new signs Vi returning health will
appear; as the blood improves IN purity and
strength disease VIII diminish and All Eor.
etgn and !iin pure de poslis, nodes, tumOrS, can
Gers, nard Jumps, ETC., he resolved away ana
the unsound made sound and healthy; ul-
GERS, fever sores, chronic skin diseases grad
nelly disappear
In cases where the system has been sail
waited, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive
Subltmats, have accumulated and become
deposited IN the bones, JOINTS, etc, causin. :
carries OF the bones, ricketts,, spinal curvature
.coniorloDs, white sweilings, YaTicoSe VEINS
etc, TIE SAtsSAPAklLLIAN Will resolve
away these deposits and eSterminate the vi
Gus OF the disease from the system.
>. II those who are taking these medicines
lor ihe cure ofchronic. scToIulous OF syphil-
lite diseases, however slow may be the cure,
''leei better" and finG their general health
Improving. Their nesh ana weight increasins
ar even keeping Its own, IL a sure sign thai
Che cure Is progi eSsIug. In these diseases
tae patient either gets better or wOrSs-fhe
virus Of The disease il not inactive: il moi Ar
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LIAM makes the patient "!eeI better every
hssltn, strength and flesh.
The great power Of this remedy is in dis
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O'Clock her daughter who was in an adjoin-
Ing room, heard ner mother fall on atten pt-
Ing 10 open the door IL was discovered that
MS Ward was lying against Il. Mr. Ward
Was called, the door pushed open and Mrs W
picked up and laid on the bed, but she never
oreathed again. AppopleXy is supposed TO
have been the cause OF the DEATH She wa,
% ears OF age, and was one of the most esti-
msois ladies In the city. She was a uevout
entisrlan; and her loss viii be severely felt.
Mr.. Ward and his family have the earnest
sympathy OF large circle of friends Mrs
W. was buried on Tuesday afternoon the
iunerai sermon will De preached next sun
day al IL O'Clock.
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SNeeklp Dimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER =, 1875.
CITY NEWS.

THERE are I,.iJ voters registered under the
new city law.
THERE Is q case or two Of pleuro-Pneumon-
ia among the horses in the city.
THE number of teams loaded with wheat
ON tire streets yesterday WAS larger than
usual
REMEMBER the unfortunate woTkmen who
were ujured by the falling At the new opera
house. aud attend the benefit fall on the 9Th
OF October.
TIE contract for the new Union Depot al
Aichison, above the ground, has been
awarded TO James McGOnigle. OF this city,
for $4,000
THE Kansas City AIG says: The new
steamer Amir Csde VIII run IN the place o.
the E5gGr. The Eig1r goes 10 Leavenwortt
20 run IN the lace OF the Ella. The Ella hA,
been sold 10 Nebraska City men.
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A Terrible Tragedy.
burlington Patriot, 26

burlington Patriot, 70
Samuel Mathews, aged about thirty five to
forty years, accompanied with his wife and a
child. aged some two years, and a niece aged
eighteen or twenty years, arrived here WED
nesday, September IL and secured rooms at
the Halter building, of Rev. J. T, Carpenter
and removed his family into the house the
same day. Mr.. Carpenter thinks he was So
Der at the time, and during the day Mr.. Mafh-
ews purchased load of hay, about which he
seemed to have some trouble in settling for.
Thursday he was observed on our streets I'M
der the Influence of liquor, but not sufficient
to create disturbance. Thursday night about
half past seven O'Clock while the wife was up
town and the niece was out watering the
horse, a shot was heard by Rev. j. L. Car
penter and Mr., Barnes, who were dressing TO
go to church, but did not know from whence ii
came. The wife returned from town soon af
ter and wont to her husbands room; she
heard him breathing heavily as though snor-
ing, and shook him by the shoulder, trying
10 arouse him and asked him TO 20 and water
his horses As he seemed To sleep sound!y she
desisted and went down stairs and the fmiiy
up and returned immediately asking
| the wife to 90 up with light and
examine, as she thought something
| might be the matter. The wife went up with
| a light and found her husband weitering in
| his gore, with CHASTITY wound in the left side
| Of his head from which the brain was ooziug
| and pistol grasped in the left hand. The
Sheriff and DIR. Hopkins were at once sent
l for, but II was evident at glance his Injuries
| were mortal and death would soon Inter vene.
| He lived until about 6 O'Clock A. NJ, Friday
morning, when lie became extinct and the
| Sheriff summoned DIR. X. Z. Douglass, the
coroner to hold an inquest on The body. The
| shot penetrated the sAull above and forward
| OF the left ear, ranging downward into the
/ brain, and the pistol must have been held
| close TO the head, as the CRIME Of the powder
| WAS scattered along the skull for several ill.,
/ ches under the skin. The wound Was three
| cornered, and the top OF the skull was crack
/ ed and lifted half way round from the front
| side, making shocking wound. The only
information that could be obtained from his
| vile WAS that they came from Mis-
| souri, lately in pursuit OF a homestead and
| the suicide seemed to her "A complete mys-
| terry. The Sheriff gained from her infoTma-
| ton to the effect she had been well OFF wine n
| she first married her husband; that he had
/ squandered her IN ans until all gone,
| that he was spendthrift with no dIspOsi-
| ton 10 work, and had come TO burlington
| with little means and being of intemp.rste
| habits, he probably committed the rash act
| under the influence of Liquor The sheriff
\ found 50 In Grange on his person, and alter
| the inquest, the wife, niece and child of the
| suicide went to Key West township where
| they have friends. Mrs. Mathews has a
| brother or two In Polk county, Mo, who a e
| reported wealthy, and she Will return 10
1 fh..r, shn rfIv
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tlngutshed army omce1 ana large number
OF prominent citizens accompanied by the
military band.
THE RECEPTION AT THE FORT.
The party On arriving At Fort Leayenworth
found Gen. Pope's handsome residence
The President and suite, after Q short rest,
formally received the line officers, who ap.
peared in full dress uniform. Gen. sherman,
for all.
The company consisted of the following
President Hayes, Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Burshard
Hayes, Gen Sherman, Col. Tourtelotse and
Bacon, members Of his stan, Mr. stiilson, of
the New York Herald, Mr. W. K. Sullivan, Of
Nevins, Of the Chicago Tribune. Also, Gen
they have . special car belonging to the
that is entirely comfortable 70 the passenger,
being furnished With elegant beds and ali
convenieEces known to household.
The party leaves this afternoon over the
Missouri Pacific for Springfield, Illinois.
taking the Chicago 4 Alton q KAnaas City.
THE CAPITAL GUARDS.
After the distinguiahsd guests had separa-
ted from their escort the Capital Guards and
band. the order to Fright face! column
rights" was given By Captain Needhan, and
the company, with colors flying, marched
down shawnee street to Fourth and thence
to the armory Of the Metropolitan Guards, In
LAinss building. where the boys - guests Of
the Nesropolitans, stacked arms and had
good hand shake With their many friends In
this city. Captain c. N. Stevens, OF the Ne
tropolitass, took 1t upon himself to see that
every man was cared for. A guard was Sta
toned It the stairway and none were Der.
mitted to interrupt the short rsss Of the tired
Guards until the supper call WaD ooanded:
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Upon arriving at the Court House the Presi.
dents salute Of twenty-one guns was fred.
The Capital Guards formed. on each side OF
the steps at the south entrance and.amid the
widest cheers and enthusiasm the party -
cended the steps, Grand MAMMAL H. n. Allsr.
preceding them, the President and the Mayor
following, General Sherman and Nm, Hayes
coming neat and the other members follow.
ing. When quiet vas restored the President
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The following transfers of real estate were
filed for record with Register Crowder yester.
day:
Louisa A. Harden and husband 10 William
t. " tegand, 3 acres in the southwest quar-
ter Of section u, township 81, range p; $50.
Benjamin W. Lewis, Jr., and wife, Of st
Louis county, 10 ChaS. ". Orreck, the NORTH
MALI OF the southwest quarter OF section p
townsnfp u, range y; $40.
hsT Valley Town Company 10 Thomas T.
Kirby, Dot 5, Olock q, in the railroad add.
ton To the town OF Tonganoxie; $50.
Henry Ksmmett and wife To John NJ Ray
ser, Tot and the eat half OF lot S IN block u
Clark & Rees' addition TO the city OF Istyen.
NpnF
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Sensible AuyEre.

You are asked every day through the col
uinns of newspapers and by your Druggist 10
use something for your Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing about, you
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you OF Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint wit
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Headache, Habltual Costiveness. pslpit2tIon
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ness at the pit OF the stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue, Indigestion, swimming OF
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ior 10 cents ara try II, or regular size for IS
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