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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-06-18

HARTFORD CITY ITEMs.-You will
please excuse the interim between
these and the last | sent you. Items
of Importance have been very scarce,
hence the delay.
The Etna Furnace is still running
and will, perhaps, until the 22d,
when it will be suspended for three
months.
An old lady by the name of Ed
wards, widow, was cleaning off the
top of her cupboard u few days ago,
standing on a box on q chair, and by
misplacing of her foot caused the
box to tip, throwing her to the floor,
and broke her thigh bone, near the
hip joint.
Mrs. Morarity, wife of Thomas
Morarity, also got her leg broke last
week, by COW tramping upon it,
Broke just above the ankle joint.
Mr.. It's. Harper, who graduated
on the 18th inst, at Marshall College,
Huntington, arrived at home on
Monday, happy in the possession Of
his parchment.
Mr.. D. 3. Newton who has been
on visit to friends in Hartford, CT,
returned last Friday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Moredock is having
considerable repairs made to his
brick Touring mill in Pomeroy. Mr..
R. L, Winkleblack is experimenting
the job.
Preaching in all the churches last
Sunday, and also in the sehon Chap.
Ell, at the same time. Congregations
spare. Town too small to afford four
large congregations. Subject in the
chapel IN TWO weeks, at 4 o'clock, Is:
"Who is Jesus Christi" Come and
hear.
We had very pleasant trip to
Huntington last week, to attend the
commencement exercises of Marshall
College. The graduating class, con.
sisting of five gentlemen and four
ladies, acquitted themselves credita-
bly,,
Cherries are coming in to town and
are selling at 20 cts. per gallon.
Some fifty men will be thrown out
of employment Us soon as the Etna
Furnace shutsdown. Some will have
to scatter,
The young ladies and a few gentle
men, gave our town very pleasant
entertainment on the 10th inst, l
think some Of our people realized
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Our fellow townsman c, e. Hogg,
Esq, has been invited by the Mason
ic Lodge of Buffalo, to deliver an adj
dress on Masonry on the Oath inst,
at Buffalo, on the occasion ola public
installation of the officers of that
Lodge,
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Our people should take some steps
toward having the whisky boat on
the opposite side ofthe Ohio, rcmov-
cd. Legally if they can; forcibly if
they must. 1t no doubt response
bic for the death of one of the citi.
zens mentioned in this paper. The
whisky sold at this boats poison
Gus stuff, and comes near killing ev.
eryone who drinks it.
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Noticei

HAVING entered into co-partnership
IL with DIR. viii S. Hoy, in the practice
OF medicine, 1esire to settle up my &C.
counts against those who have SO kindly
patronized me in my profession heretofore
and who are still in my debt. Such per.
sons will find it very much TO Aeir intcrss, to
call at my Office ami settle their accounts,
either by note or otherwise within the next
thirty t30) days. Short and prompt set.
Elements make long friends. Having at all
times responded promptly to yopr calls,
will you not as promptly respond to al,
call? and oblige, Respectfully yours,
june 4w. J.. +. Campbell.
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The Fannie Dugan will be taken
out upon the Docks at this place, this
morning.
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FOURTH OF JuLY..-The Mason
County Riaemen will hold a picnic
at the Fair Grounds, on July 4th.-
The entire Company will be present.
Arrangements will be published in
this paper in our next issue.
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ITie.nics are pIeasallt afiaifs.

~ 80 : -, " Fff -
Some wheat in this county win be
cut this week.
Our town should have one or two
more public wells.
The towns highly perfamed just
now, with hog.pens.
Quite a windstorm assedoverthis
place Tuesday night.
So much crowded this week, could
not give attention to locals.
The State Democrat, Wheeling, has
suspended publication.
Five Sundays and the same Of
Mondays, in this month.
A number of Wetzel county Red
Men have been arrested.
Doctors are hopefully anticipating
the arrival Of cucumbers.
Oranges are scarce and high, but
lemons are cheap and plenty.
Merchants are anticipating u re.
vival Of business after harvest.
The New County Court Bill will
be found in this paper, Read it.
Croquet is not receiving the attcn-
ton in this place it did last year.
Good ico.cream can be found at all
hours at the Kline House Saloon.
Council will some day prevent the
throwing of ashes upon the streets.
Always kill mosquitoes. 1t is a
justifiable homicide, in self-defenqe.
Ministers should now make their
emons.last- only about twenty min.
utes.
Prcspi'ing tournaments, with the
track in the bayfield,, are next in
order.
The prospect for a good corn CROP
in Mason, this year, is mol very en-.
couraging.
There will be a called meeting Of
GFecnbrior Prosbytery at Lewisburg
on the 23d inst.
Everybody is invited to call at j.
B. Tippett's and inspect his goods
and prices
1t is about time for the Democrats
to be selecting their school officers for
this District.
Women use such a large amount Of
powder as to cause the price ofshoot.
ing crackers to go up
Rev. W. E. Hill will preach in the
Clendinen School House, next Sun.
day at 8 P. M.
Rev Henry G. Blayhey, will preach
In the First Presbyterian Church,
next Sabbath morning, at 10t o'clock.
Real estate is booming. That is to
say you can give houses away, il
there are no mortgages against them.
Losr.-A Cameo ring, which the
finder will be literally rewarded for
by leaving at this office.
The diminutiyo boy is storing
away his odd coppers in anticipation
ofthe pleasures ftheglorious Fourth.
Farmers who have potatoes to sell
are in luck, as they command a bet.
ter price now than any other pro
duct.
The Sabbath School Convention
VIII be held in the Presbyterian
Church, next Sunday, at 8 o'clock
A full attendance is desired.
The impecunious young man who
Fe]olces in the possession of girl,
lodges the ice.cream saloon in his
sunday night meanderings.
Several more lots have been sold in
'henew town of Henderson. AS soon
Us the wheat is taken of, building
Will commence in this new town.
We would like TO hear from some Of
our readers on the County Court Bill
10 be voted on next August. Let the
articles be short and to the point
The time is arrived for the publ.
cation of the receipts and expcndi.
lures Of this county for the last fiscal
year We hope our county clerk will
bear this in mind.
The funeral sermon of Miss Mary
Agnes Ball, daughter of Robert Ball,
VIII ", be preached in the Pleasant
RATS church, on the 9TH Sabbath oil
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The United States snag Boat
Woodruff, was engaged yesterday in
removing snags from the Ohio river
at this place. Old Grant, in Kama.
wha, was also removed.
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91 010 prohS on 20 days investment Of N1 m
WlAO0 Official reports, free, 9lUU
s.O. $50, 500, $500. Address,
!. POTTER WIGHT co., Bankers, IS Wall ST., NY.
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GRAHAM BoTroM ITEMS. After a
long absence,Be again take up our
pen torecord a few locals from this
part Of the county,
Owing 70 the dry weather there
win not be more than half crop of
wheat in this section.
Corn looks bad. Some Of the old
farmers say that such trouble in
getting corn togrow was never be-
fore known.
Potato bugs have been some trou-
BILE to farmers, but have not done any
serious damage to'the crop.
Oats and grass will be short. We
notice in low wet land some good
fields Of grass.
Fruit of all kinds will be scarce.
About the last of December Mr..
Clarence Bowles contracted a very
bad cold, which has grown from bad
to worse, and he is now lying very
low at his fathers residence in this
bottom Also the wife Of Mr.. Adam
Richards is very i'll at her residence.
We hope for their speedy recovery.
The bridge that spans two mile
creek in this District, is in q very
dangerous condition, was advertised,
and reported to the court. The court
appointed commissioners to view
said bridge, who reported in favor Of
a new bridge. This was about six
months ago, and nothing has yet
been done. We hope that the court
will take immediate action in regard
to this matter. ALPHA.
GR1MM's LANDING Ms.-We are
called upon to announce the death Of
VIM. 7. Hanson, son Of j. z. and Jane
Hanson. He died June 18th, Of con-
sumption, in the goth yearof his age.
The following are visitors in this
community: Misses Florence Gil
more and Ida Hooff, of your place.
Miss Amanda Manpin has return
ed home from school to spend her va
cation, accompanied by one of her
school mates.
T. L. Burley's school will close on
next Friday. Miss Mary jennings
school will close on Thursday.
Mr. Geo. W. Craig is laying out
lots above Arbucklo Creek for a town;
three lots have already been purcha-
sed. The town should be named
"Craigsville."
Mr.. A. b. Alexander has arrived
home from Texas.
Mr.. e. D. letters, Who has been at
tending the University at Morgan.
town, arrived at home Monday,
Rev. B. B. Evans, Pastor of P. NJ.
Church, preached his farewell sermon
last Sabbath, Rev. Evans has done
good work on this circuit. May God
blesghim and he with him through
life.
Most of our farmers will commence
cutting wheat this week.
The funeral of the wife of G. w.
Hudson will be preached at the Nor
gan school house, the fifth Sabbath
Of this month, by Rev. Davis,
REPORTER.
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the necessity Of a town hall for Te
we're crowded almost to sufIocation.
JAsPER.

aIaA -, =
DEArHs.-John Hoffman, ESQ,
died at his residence, near New .Ha
ven, this county, on the 18th inst,
of paralysis of the heart, aged about
10 years. He came to this county,
from the Shenandoah Valley, when
but year old. He was a good citi-
zen, beloved by all who knew him.
He was consistent member Of the
U. B. Church, and died surrounded
by eleven of his children.
On the 18th inst, at his residence,
in Robinson District, Charles Fowler,
Esq, aged 81 years 8 months and 10
days.
Mr.. J, W. Blackwell, who died in
this vicinity on May the 23rd was
born in Mason county, Va, Dec 23d.
1923. Hewas marriedin lS43. Con.
Quoted a prosperous business as plan
ter and dealer in his native State for
I25 years, amassing considerable
wealth. In 1868 be removed with
his family to Lafayette county, Mo.
Here he invested Il large amount Of
money in one of the finest farms in
the county. Soon after this ADVERSE
ty took the place Of prosperity
Misfortune after misfortune, came
upon him as by merciless fate, and
in the great panic of 1878, almost
thelast Of his honestly accumulated
fortune was swept away. Sad, but
ever hopeful, he came to this county
and settled u few miles from the town
of Nevada. Since that time BE has
been known to the people of the vicin-
| ity as modest, retiring christian
gentlemen. During the extremely
hot weather Of last summer, be suffer-
ed something like sun stroke or
shock Of paralysis, from which he
never recovered. His sickness was
slow and lingering and kept him
PROSTATE for nine months. Most Of
this time he was almost helpless
Finally, at the approach of the vel
come messenger, death, he told his
family he was "going home," and
died at peace with his God and his
fellow men.
Mr. Blackwell was MI his l:fa n
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ARM BRoHEN.- Johnny Simpson,
son of G. P. Simpson, Esq, Prosecu-
ting Attorney, while playing yester-
day afternoon, fell from a fence and
broke both bones of his right ARM
He jumped up and went insearch Of
a Surgeon, and soon the fracture was
adjustedand he went home whistling.
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Godey's Lady's Book for July is up
on our table. This old and valuable
magazine has now entered upon its
Goth volume-having been q well
come visitor in thousands Of Ameri-
can homes for nearly a half century.
II contains n telling 4th of July
sketch by barely, engraved on steel;
a mammoth colored fashion plate, and
a large number Of illustrated fashions
"a Gentle Belle" and "a Rosebud
Garden of Girls" two novels by first
class writers, are continued, and the
miscellaneous literary matter is of a
high order. There are two pages Of
Recipes specially arranged for Picnic
parties, which will be highly appre.
ciated by the ladies. We notice
another new feature in Cooley, which
is the opening chapters of "Biogra-
phies ofRepresentative Women flour
Own and Other Lands" these papers
will doubtless prove very instructive
and entertaining. The subscription
price is only 50 per year, or you can
send 81 and receive Godey's Lady's
Book for G months.
s--
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Arrangements have been compile
ted with Mr.. DIS. Van Matre to have
representative samples of our stock
in his office. Any gentleman desi-
rous of choosing thereof, will please
leave his orders with Mr.. Van Ma.
tire, and a competent cutter will
come down and take measure. Salts.
faction guaranteed in every instance
noitAout fail. New York Clothing
House Pomeroy, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
WHAr TO DO BTTH NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Sept. 2S.-The Com
mlssOners of the State survey, who were directed 10y
the last Legislature consider what. If any, measures
might eXpedent for e state to adopt Tor carrying
out the suggestions contained in the annual message Of
the Governor with respect TO Niagara Fails met the
representatives o the Province Of Ontario at the Cata
ract House Saturday morning. There were present
Ieutenant-GOvernor Dorsheimer, President Barnard
George Geddes and Mr. Francis A Stout, Commission
ers of the New-York State Survey James T. Gardner
director OF the State Survey and Frederick Law Ohm
stead of New-York From Ontario there were present
Oliver Mowat, Acknowledgement and Premier OF tue
Provinces Il. ParGee. Commissioner OF Crown Landsj
q r. Frazer, Commissioner Of Public Works, and A. =
Hardy secretary Alter careful examination
of the ground tho COmm ssioners agreed mat some gov
ofits natural scenery They agreed as 10 the general p
ciples winch "A satisfactory scheme Tor the purpose
pipht be based There Will be another meeting warm
xpressons in the object 10 be attained nave
beeu received from many dstug giished men, Icludlng
Longfellow whittier, CARLYLE, Ruskin and william NJ
Evarls. The Commissioners expect to meet again III
NV
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

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New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
SHIP NEWS.
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days u ballast 70 order.
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BARK Grad Raovac Aust scich Newy AZ days. In ballast
10 SOcOyich & GO.
IN ballast tQ cSmmeli Bros
Barf Rhes ier) Budig, Bordeaux Ss days In ballast to
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Rambler Carter, san Francisco ll5 days with mdse
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

WE DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE SUB.
JOINED ADVERTISEMENT, WHICH ANNOUNCES
THE OPENING OF OUR STORE IN ITS NEW FORM.
FOR YEARS BACK WE HAVE ENDEAVokED, By
REPEATED ENLARGEMENTS TO ACCOMMODATE
OUR RAPIDLY INCREASING CLIENTAGE. BUTTHE
arsINEss HAS GROWN so LARGE TnAT NOTHING
s,ropr OF THE ERECTION THE IMMENSE
puII,DINo WHICH WE ARE INAUouhAriNo
SEEMED TO US SUFFICIENTLY AMPLE FOR THIS
PURPOSE WE HAVE NOW IN BUSY OCCUPATION
A FLooRAGE OF 5000 SQUARE FEET, DIVIDED
rNrO FOUR STORIES. ALL FILLED WITH THE
cooDs NEEDED BY LADIES FOR DRESSING AND
FMRE1IIsHMENT AND ALSO EVERY ARTICLE
IN FURNISHING GOODSI FOR MEN. BROAD AIsLES
AND CORRIDORS AEE PROVIDED. WHICH WILL
ADD TO THE COMFORT OF THE CROWDS THAT
RESORT TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT, AND THE BEST
LIGHT Is PROVIDED FOR THE EXAMINATION OF
GOCSDs BY DAY OR NIGHT. ACCESS Is HAD TO EACH
STORY BY AN "OTI5" ELEVATOR WITH PALACE
CAR BUILT BY POTTIER& sTYMUs, THE LARGEST
EVER BUILT IN THIS COUNTRY. COURTEOUS AT
TENpANTs WAIT UPON CUSTOMERS AND EXPERT
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS SUPERVISE THE RoU-
TINE OF BUSINESS TO UNDERSTAND AT GLANCE
DIR VARIOUS GOODS. WE HAVE MADE SUBDIVIS-
IONS IN THE - RTIsEMENr CORRESPONDING
WITH OUR DEB iENTs 1T SHOWS WHAT GOODS
MAY BE FoUN 1ND WHERE. FOR EXAMPLE, NO.
l IS THR SILK DEPARTMENT. AND UNDER NO.
WILL, BE POUND LIST OF VARIETIES OF SILKS
IN THE STORE. AND SO THROUGHOUT THE LIST
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
WEDNE
OCTOBER 1,

AND FORMAL OPENING OF OUR NEW SECTION.
CoMPRIs1NG THE ENTIRE CORNER OF IILLAEY
AND wAsHINGToN STREETS.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Nar- York Ho,cl-Scnator b. II. lIill and General Genera,
Ia wion OF Georgia ...Et1h Arenre Hoe-N WI iau'
fNart NJ p Of Belfast Inland Judge T. O. sears 81 nan
ans PAGE, Of Oswegc. y. 'fif.fg N. 80
sn5 Wiian H. Hunt United states Court of taims
BysroOrs Heuse- The Hon. Horace kube on Nlscoh,
49,; - NfeloTaf Hamilton A. I'm, OF Boston Ann
Judge n W. BARLEY. Of Washington. h,f.en ho'aae-
McCanihe. Of Troy 81 James Hosss-N4y Ate9u'N
g. p SouthWorth. OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

A F1rIAL REBUKE.-Sqmre Quiverful (who
has a large fanny TO bic eldest sonl These are un-
coumonly good cigars Of yours. Fred! VIVA dO they
cost youi Fred Sky shllings hundred" squire
Onlyerfui: Good hcavcusi WHAT extravaganza! Do
I'm know sir tnat never give than three pence
TOR cigar" Fred: "And very good price, too! by
CenIne Governor had many children 70 PROVIDE
for as Won have | wouldn't smoke at ailP-IPunch
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

The regular opera season is inaugurated by
Max Maretek az the Academy Gentlemen can find
at KNoxs 2l2 Broadway. ard Fifth Avenue Hotel the
convenient opera hat OF all varieties
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

NV ace. II years. Had weak stomach, very
feeble no appetite unable sleep flesh gone distressing
cough pains across Dreast and stomach Ihe hOLAS
PAD has saved my life. . - ,-,,. ,f..,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

For brain and nerves no other remedy is SC
safe and sure as RICHARDS TRRToTAL TONIC
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
AnOunccmonJs.

WNCuEsTER's HYPoPHosPHTrEs
VIII cure ConsunpLo Coughs. BronchiLs. Debility. 60
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

EVERY ARTICLE KNOWN AS DRY GOODS OR
FANCY GOODS CAN BE FOUND WITH VA IN SUPER
IoR ASSORTMENT AND OF GOOD ANp FINE oGAL
SAILS eMALL PROFITS. COURTEOUS ATTENTION
THOROUGH RELIABILITY SAlIsFAUTION ASsUR
ED TO OUR PATRONS
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

Steel Frame, FireProOf Safes, Combination
Looks Inside Bolt Works rockingham Emery 2ONeseJsA