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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-04-13
Announce

10 The Voters Of Mason County, By the ur-
gent request tot the County Superintendent,
who is very anxious that shall be his sue
cessor, as well as by the request OF some
others, announce myself y candidate for
the Office Of County Superintendent OF Free
Schools OF Mason county, at IN election to
be held on the 18th day OF May next. II
elected, promise not to teach school dur
ing the Fall and Winter months. but to
visit the schools, and to look after the gen
cral interests OF the same.
u p GIITHRIE.
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NOTICE.

+. NJ. Harrison, VS.. Rcbecca Harrison,
In Chancery and in the Circuit Court Of
Mason county, West virginia.
'NHE defendant in the above cause will
j please take notice that | shall on the
2Sth day OF April, 1881, between the hours
OF O'Clock a. IN. and o'clock p. III. of
that day, at the Law Office OF IIoge, Men
Ager 4 llogg, in the town Of Point Pleas
ant, in said county and State, proceed 10
take the dispositions OF +. NJ. Harrison and
others, to be read as evidence in my be-
half in the above cause. And II from any
cause said dispositions shall not be COM
pletcd on that day the same shall be nd.
iourned from time to time until they arc
completed. Very Respectfully,
i. NJ. HARRISON,
By Counsel,
Hose, Menoger 4 Hogg, soils,
Ma!CllSO.Iw,
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ID. r. Guthrie. ESQ.

The announcement of this gentle
man appears in this paper as a can.
didate for County Superintendent of
Free Schools. He is the present in.
cumbent, and so far as we know has
given very general satisfaction. He
is well qualified for the position.
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Farm for Rcnt-Good Chance for
n Working Man.

7S ACRES, houses and barn, and good
10 orchard; water handy, and everything
in good order, Will produce anything, Some
fms ground for gardening and for melons.
Sixty acres TO cultivate and fifteen acres in
grass. Land in high state OF cultivation.
Want 10 rent for term OF i've years from
October, 1881, for cash rent.
Apply to b. +. NORRIS,
apBwi.l Track r. o., Mason Co, W. Va.
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GXGENSES:

Tuition, per term OF ~ weeks, So 90
Board, with Use of furnished
room, per week, 81 so 50 so
Rooms for sclf-boardingat reasonable rates.
1t will be seen that the expenses are less
than at any other school alFording equal
advantages,
For circulars and catalogue containing
full information, address,
mr.9-4w. G. +. COATES, Principal.
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coMMIss1oNER.s SALE.
- -sV
S. W. someryillc, ct. al.,
Robert Ball.
IT, rt.

lNOUcTt Dull.
In Chancery.
Tn pursuance OF u decree OF TIC Circtit
i Court Of Mason county, rendered at the
February term, 1881, in the above entitled
cause, !, the undersigned Special Commits
sioner, shall,
on the I'D day of May, 1881,
at the front door of the Court House of said
county, sell by way Of public auction to
the highest bidder, the one hundred, acres
OF land OF which Julia a. Ball died seized
and possessed Of, adjoining 5sl aero sur
yey Of Thomas Ball, deceased; said one
hundred acres being part thereof and adj
Joining Samuel Roush's heirs, situate in
Cooper District, for cash for so much as
will pay off the costs OF suit and the resi-
due upon credit OF six and twelve months
in equal payments, receiving bond with
good security with interest from day Of
sale, and retain the title for further Sc
curity. w. II. TOMLINSON,
marS0-iw. Special Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of the Stock
L holders OF the Hope Manufacturing and
Coal Company, held at their office in Ma
son City, West Virginia, on Wednesday,
April 18th, 1881, at 10 o'clock n. M, for the
purpose OF electing seven Directors to serve
the ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business as may come before
the meeting. D. {. DAVIS,
aprl3-Sw. Secretary.
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Insane Asylum.

AuStthS Asyluus
The new Board of Directors Of the
Hospital for the Insane, met at Wes-
ton, April I'd, 1881, and elected the
following officers: DR.. W. J. Bland,
of Weston, Superintendent; DR.. NJ.
F. Hullihen, of Wheeling, First AS,
sistant; DR.. ]. L. Lewis, of Weston,
Second Assistant; Mrs. Mary B.
Jackson, Matron and Miss Ida Nc
Gee Assistant Matron. The Super
intendent is to take charge May 18th,
and the Assistants June 18th. John
A. F. Martin was elected President
and DR.. A. M. Dent, Secretary Of the
Board Of Directors.
An exchange says: ave are told
that when the inmates of the Asy-
lum at Weston learned of the removal
Of DR.. Camden they began such un-
earthly yelling, bowling and crying
that it became necessary to promise
them that he should stay with them
q while at least. They utterly refu-
sed to be pacifed at his loss. A gen.
tleman who was present tells US that
the means and cries of the inmates
were almost heartrending."
The Martinsburg Statesman refers
to the removal of DR.. Camden from the
Asylum at Weston as the work of a
clique formed some time ago for the
purpose.
While we are deeply grieived at
the removal of DR.. Camden, we can
not but express the hope that the
new Superintendent will be as kind
TO, and as considerate of the welfare
Of the unfortunates in the Hospital,
as was DR.. Camden, but we have our
fears.
The removal Of this eminent ply
stefan, who for so many years has 80
successfully managed the Insane Asy-
lum, is looked upon down this way, as
ill-timed and ill-advised. His reno
val was done in the face of hundreds
of letters and petitions from all sect
ions of the State, protesting against
his removal from the Superintendent.
cy of the Insane Asylum, but the pc
titions and prayers of the people
were not needed, and he was displa-
ced to make room for an inexpericn.
ced man, and stranger to the in
mates of the Institution.
No charge Of incompetcncy or in.
humanity was brought against DR..
Camden, nor was any cause given
for his removal. The last report of
the Hospital for the Insane shows
that under ibis Superintcndency it
has been run with great care and
economy, and costs less per patient,
than any other Institution of the
kind in the United States; that med.
ically, financially and humanely, it
has been administered to the salts.
faction Of all.
The interests and welfare Of the
State, and humanity to the poor un.
fortunatcs in the Asylum, demanded
that DR.. Camden should be retained
in charge. But whatever harm may
result from his removal, let the
blame rest upon the five members Of
the Board Of Directors who voted TO
displace him. AS u public journal.
list aud citizen, deeply interested in
the welfare Of all who enter the Asy-
lum for treatment, we condemn and
denounce the action of the Board in
removing DR.. Camden.
The Doctor retires from the official
position he has so long and SO ably
filled at the Asylum, without blot
or blemish upon his good name, and
with the confidence and best wishes
Of the people Of the whole State.
m N r-.. w.
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no the Voters of MASON County.

Iappear before you as candidate for
the office of County Superintendent OF
Free Schools. Ii it be your pleasure to
elect me, at the school election to be held
on the 18th OF the following May, pledge
myself to ill all the requirements OF the
office. j. B. YEAGER.
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TWELFTH YEAR!
CARLETON COLLEGE,
SYRACUSE, ONO.

Spring Term begins March II, 1881, closes
June Sd, 1881.
Summer teachers Review Term begins
June 6, 1881, closes July Is, 1881.
Beginning advanced and review classes
will be organized in High Mathematics,
Natural Science, u S. History, Elocution,
Latin, etc at the beginning Of each Term
Students have access ut any time, when
not engaged in reciting, to VALUABLE
LIBRARY containing works of general ref
erence, such as Appleton's, Zelps, Beeton's,
and Chambers Encyclopedias Dictionar.
les OF Biography, Geography and SCIENCE,
Art and Literature, Histories, Choice Lit.
erature, standard works on Teaching, etc.
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Commissioner's Sale of Real
Property in Mason. City.

DY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
ID of Mason County, West Virginia, rem.
dered ut the February term, 1881, thereof,
wherein d. NJ. Ross was Plaintiff and lss-
belle Hart, Executor &C., ct. ais, were
Defendants, the undersigned, Special Com
missioner, appointed for that purpose,
will proceed tosell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at tie front door OF the
Court House OF Mason County, West Nir-
ginin, on
Thursday, the 9Th day of May, 1881,
the several lots or tracts Of land in the,
Bill and proceedings Of said suit mention
ed. One OF said lots adjoins the Catholic
graveyard in Mason City, and contains
one acre, more or less. The other il
known on the plat OF Mason City rs lot
No. ~, on the corner OF Pomeroy and
Fourth Streets, Only one of said lots will
be sold il it brings enough to pay costs Of
suit and the amount OF the judgment.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne.third Of the pur-
chase money cash in hand; one Third in
six months, and the residue in twelve
months, the purchaser to give his notes,
bearing interest from date, with approved
personal security for the deferred pay.
ments, and the titls to tire land will be re-.
tanned rs further security.
II. r. HOWARD,
apr. CIV. Special Commissioner.
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75uw ApvHRTzssMnMTs.
SCIENCE vs.. EPILEPSY!
OR
DOCTOR against QUAcKl!
A LEADING LONDON PHYSICIAN ESTABLISHES An
OFFICE IN NEW YORK ron TIE CURE
OF EPI.EPTIC FITS.
[ From I'm. Journal Of Afedicine.

From Am. Journal Of Medicine.
DR.. Alb, Meserole late of London, who makes a
specially Of Epilepsy. has without doubt treated and
cured more cases Than any other living physician His
success has simply been astonishing; we have heard Of
gases Of oyer years standing successfully cared by
which he sends with large bottle Of his woRderful
cure free to any sufferer who may send their express
and ?. .. address, We advise any one wishing cure
to address Dir. AB. MESER0LE, No d Jehnst NY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
or Heese and Three Lots in tho
Town of West Columbia.

TN pursuance OF the terms OF a decree Of
i the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
West Virginia, rendered on the Goth day
OF October, 1850, in suit-thcrein pending
in which W. ?. Shank, who sues, &c, for
r. l.. Winkleblack as plaintiff and A. C.
Mason, et.als. are defendants, the under
signed Special Commissioners, appointed
for that purpose, will on the 1tlidny OF Feb
ruary, 1881, at the front doer of the Court
tIehse Of Mason County, proceed to sell nj
public auctiohfto the highest bidder, lots
Nos 100, ITO, III and the land living be-
tween. said lots and the Ohio river and tho
land lying between lot No. 1l2 and tho
Ohio river, situate IN the town Of West
Columbia, belonging to the defendant Jo-
seph Brumley.
TERMS or SALE:-Cash as to one-third Of
the pRscliase money and the residue upon
a credit Of six and twelve months, taking
from. the purchaser bond with good secus
rity bearing interest from day OF sale and
retaining the title as a further security
JAS. u. MIiNAGER,,
W. ii. ToAlLlNSON,
jan 5-4w Special Commissioners
The above sale ~ adjourned and contin.
ued until Monday, the I'd dag Of Mays
1881.
JAS. B. MEEAGER,
w. II. TOAILINSOS,
feb.l6-td. Special Commissioners.
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The Cincinnati city election, held
last week, was leavened with a dem.
ocra;ic majority Of two thousand.
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WANTED.

D ABROAD TIES, almost any quantity,
" Sand 81 teetlopg, 6and I inches thick.
Inquire OF g. w, MAUPIN,
mar.2-iw Arbuckle, West Virginia.
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financial.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
Railway Company.
EEWEpERCEWTC GOLD
FGRTY-YEAR BONDS,
Duo 1921.

SECURED BY FIST MORTGAGE IRON TIE GILL
CAGO AND PACIFIC WESTERN DIVISION or
TIE SYSTEM or TIE COMPANY.
INTEREST PAYABLE SYSTEMATICALLY IN NEW
YORK, IN GOLD, on JANUARY
AND july I.
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Accompany to be tho steamship Of The
State Of Nw York for purpose 81 running fast -hi
line daily between Ncwl ORR and Philadelphia In which they
have cooperation of large proportion Of The merchants
requiring additional transportation f@cte' On inc t'n'"
will Al steamships Of hrh rat" 81 speed
especially adapted reg Of the trade ami to
withstand the heavy Il the Delaware River
The steamers viii be- Crnplte by the End Of the
entyeaT They will Gust with TIE terminal c >
Gvelundrod fifty thouHind $jJoOo0 dollars To meet
the company has issue Of four hundred
dollars s400cO Registered bonds maturing after
ire years and within years from January 2 le hearing
six Pc interest PAYABLE annually in N,wNot" and 49,
cured D. first mortgage uinn Tie ve>s is.
THE MERCANTILE Trust COMPANY in N" City Of
NewYoIk Will trustee Of The mortgage ami registrar
Of tie lOnds.
III il confidently believed that the line
will earn moi lees than 100000 yearly,
net profit. The bonds will participate
in One-hdV Of the net earnings Of The line, which
will he paid as un extra dividend 10 ic
bondhOIdcrs in addition 10 Ihc Gxcd
received i'm payment Of freight charges
at ten per cent premium, after the line
has been i'm operation one year.
Tie privilege Of subscribing 10 portion the bonds par
offered those seeking Investment They OF TIE de-
OF and payments b. called for
10 insalments OF Oe fourth each. he work
upon vessels Six per interest viii he allowed
the date Of each payment and the bonds Will De delivered b.
The when full amount subscription called
fOr is paid in
The books will be opcued the Office Of the undersigned
MONDAY, May %. and closed SATURDAY. May =, at ,
p N. with right n earlier closing reserved
(Thc customary preliminary deposit Ol 10 cent should IN
each ease company The subscripiion)
Pull particulars furnished upon application TO MS.
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amour, Of BcndS authorized under tue Tor
IT,. sgo0 geo; of shiS araOint SEo1'OoO nav" n''"
80 Weveu oair the uusOld b"'"nce 'etOV'NU"' :"
par asa iaterr,i, sabjre' to an a'~"'' :" pin
ncticc. l., or,.,i,,d rnIcr the laws OF
o., Nv ,le mining Of con "a manuiaeiur "i iron
Cou,pany acquired Tor that ruioSr he'a IA %
simple with unquc'tona' te consists " oo,nG. are
n miles southeast Of Columbus, and 20 miles ii'" 'i'
The mines Of the Hooking valley were first 'p'n'o M io
,rb.n 5000 tons were mined. The product u, -
soo onc IONS OF over ou-lali Of the cn" amount n' "
7, ia n-eerr,l f. The best coal Of pennSll ana ol
n anuf,ctue of gaS and largely supe' se1hg az "'o
ooss FOR thai purpose west Of the AueShan'eS
In view of the intrinsic value OF the coal ana ITO" oI
Oh the lands owned by the Company vim '"' E'' '
to, Tin. coai nd iron 81 tle Hooking Valley f"i
sDecihc purposes with present Development ara 'he out
look for the future confidently offer the Bonus Vi '
pany to the public as an undOubtcd security
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BUCHFEL Iron GO.
6 Per Gent
First Mortgage
CJNKJNG FUND BONDS,
WITH PROVISION FOR EEGlSrHArloN'
DUE 1910.
Movable April aud October NJ the Atlas National
BGuk fBosiOn.
Massachusetts Lean and Trust Company,
TET $TEES.

,vu p. HUNT, President
ARTHUR G.. sTAN""""' @'cr''''r' ""u
snoRvrON X. LOTHKOP. Attorney.
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AlnsioIl Instruments.

REATTN'S ORGANS. 22 stops, ! ( octaycs,
- nct.S" Pilno. Sit5. IN, IT barraihs Iud
catalogue PRIZE. Address BEATTY. Washington. 81
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THE CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL EA1L
WAY COMPANY ut the bcC.nnr 81 The current year owned
and operated about $500 miles Of railway.
To further complete aud consolidate system and ca
ItcIly the S0uihw.te portion OF the saue Tie Company
has acquired ,nDrf Ui connecting lines the Sat" ~
Iowa and in Dakota and il constructing lin" Of railway
from pubuqu' AM Marion o." state oi Iowa - Conn
Gil Bluffs opposite Omaha with iuclcs into NcbTrha ard
Dakota Including THREE bridges tir Missouri ara
Mississippi Rivers To provide these purposes the
company has deter mined la it, bonds secured by first
mortgage al the Iatc Of $4,000 PER VI HE OF COM.
PLIIED AND EQNIPPED ROAD. aud further issues Tor
bridges and additional rolling stock when required
by rhc Increased traffic Of The Company aud in case II he
requisite by n,eascd traffic The Company double
tiack the line at exceed additional hyphrcaou u
$1,000 mile The deed Of trust tc fannos Loan and
Trust Company STIING ENTLl provides that 40 BONDS
CAN BE ISSUED oAccpt for thc afuI named purposes
WHEN ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISHED.
THE Capital StocA Of tho Chicago Milwaukee and st Paul
Hallway company
III Preferred stock Si2. fOtfS3
shares -. lOi IG1
Du-in entire ,oucc Of tbs Company d,iacud> Of
per per annum the rrfcfrcd - ok have been
paid and from time 10 time d' Ids The common stoS
which for 1879 amonntrl to per cent While for
1870 per cent were PAID upon the common stock
The gross elr1hnrs for the ending D"r mh' ~ 1850
amounted to ...... SI3,ONb, - oil
After ieductine operating expenses and
TT H. lS1 ~
Their, were lett net earnings ..... SJ,3iI.6O. 90
And paving Interest bonded debt there
profit for the year Of So 1867 10 from which
the dividend Of Ter cent both classes 81
STOCK S;.at6.6IS o. leaves baltacc of MT profits
SNO1Sg1 81. which, togc''r With nc surplus of former
years. leaves an UNDIVIDED balance of Income Of
s3,369977 IS.
The rolling stock the Company 90 TIE hcr'' 9iuG - N"
Of I5 locomotives aid 1861 cars of various
Gc~, 1ptous
The -y>ictn which thc Company constructing.
and for which tins of bonds nad viii make the
shortest line from Chicago b. Oaha Do enable II 10
a III" Lncni- traffic heretofore mainly
controlled hy the Other extending cast from Omaha
exported thst the snpcroI location Of thc huc ly
an thor 1T iiItl"u -
gold VIII maze The exceptionally dsirarlr III
Icstmcnt
Signed julius WAD@WORTH
Vic, Prrsid,u
The undersigned having secured control If
the above described loan,
OFFER sjOOO.o0O
for public subscription
AT TIR PRICE or 100
and accrued interest; subject 10 an adyauc"
IN price and to closing OF ,u ,>cIIpjiou without
notice.
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PARIS BOBBE7S AyD ROUND hats,

CHELL COMBS.-Z. VI. QUIMBY, now 1.238
y broadway, corner 3lst-st Back tuck aud kada- AL
oombs repaired and every thing.
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DIRECTIONS.
vW +. HUNT. o. Eo-t'n.
HENRY BKOOk-. Of Boston.
Holm. y. DTNISON, Of Boston.
cvo CuAPMAN, o. New-NOrk.
N-M. u. LEE. Of Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
Gicarlooai5 an0 Railroads.
BoeroN. NEwrnEr. FALL RIVER,

AID i.A~I.
Tho w'ntr"wn s''rwcr' RtI~tnI, aui PR0NiDENCE
leave \rNN ulN daN ~ur3l, iu,Id,d. D. from
II,r -. y. L.. foot Niura,.
tU%NIlIiDN ViHANNfN Feat from Brooklyn. a' pm.
Jc>y Gas at J.. lour strl route. tuA nights resi-
I,r morning trains Ia Ioston. short ra ride Time, one
hour aud quarter.
TICNl1~. ~rATIROONS &c, can Nc obtained At all rrin
cha ho;r- the ONCE Pier p y. r. and
o.. board steamers. BORDEN ~ LONLLl- Agents.
L.. cos NOH. G. +. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22

N-EW-IIAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-faIe, p:
steamers leave Pock-slip daily tSun1Ays 't
SsE IIayan at J aud l1.30 III oup"-<Ihs "itni
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
Is it Legal?

OF the one hundred and odd names
drawn on the Petit Jury for the
summer term Of our Circuit Court, we
recognize the names Of only four col
ored citizens.-Lee Scrugg., John w.
Cosy, Moses Clay, and Joe Smith.
They stand for one half Of the popu-
lation Of Madison county. As the
law forbids any discrimination on ac-
count of color in the drawing Of
jurles. may we not ask by what
legerdermaintrick this remarkable re-
suit was accomplished? Is such jury
legal? 1t is superhuous to ask is it
justice to one-half Of our lawabiding
industrious citizens.