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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02
Cheap Excursion 10 Detroit,
Michigan.

Cheap Excursion 10 Detroit.
Michigan.
On Tuesday August sthi 1882
The Columbus Hooking Valley & To.
ledo Railway, will run their End an.
ntal Excursion from points on River
Division to Detroit, Michigan. The
special train will leave Point Pleas.
ant Station at 5;34 a. m. returning
leave Detroit at 5 p. m. Wednesday
August 9th, 1882. passengers de.
sire to remain longer they can do SO
as their tickets will be good return.
ing on all regular passenger trains
up to and including train leaving
Detroit Saturday August 18th at T..
40 a. m. The round trip rate from
Point Pleasant station has been fixed
at the unexceptionably low figure Of
$3.50. Excursion tickets will include
a steamboat ride on Detroit River to
Belle Isle and return. This ride can
be had taken on either day the ex.
cursion party may be in Detroit
Boats leave the dock, foot of Wood.
ward Avenue every half hour. Ev.
erybody should take advantage OF
this cheap rate and visit Detroit, the
beautiful city of the State, with its
imposing Government and public
buildings, the wide handsome Aven.
ues, the delightful Detroit River, its
grand shipping harbor with a 'front.'
age of six miles and many other at.
fractions too numerous to mention.-
Ferry-boats ply between Detroit and
Windsor, Canada, every thirty min.
utes; fare for the round trip only 10
cents, this affords excursionists an
opportunity to visit the Queens Do.
minions. Remember that the rate is
only $3.50 and that tickets are good
returning for four days.
We advise our people not to be con.
tent by calling for capital from other
States. Of course we want all to
come that will, and gladly will we
welcome them; but instead of relying
on others TO help us with their capt.
tai we should at first make an effort
to help ourselves by putting our own
idle capital at work in home enter
prisns Wo may not be able to count
our dollars by the millions, but vel
have many thousands that could be
put to profitable use in manufactures
Of the various kinds, and in q little
while could make our town "bloom as
a rose," with manufacturing estab.
lishments. All we want is to make
q start in the right direction ourselves,
andforeign capital will come in with.
out our begging for it. If we expect
to make anything out Of our town,
we must DO it by manufacturing.
p
Hopkins mare ran away Saturday
morning. The cause was the DOSING
of the shaft from the wagon, striking
her on the heels. She starred on
Main street, and passed up End street
to the river bank, and following the
bank passed out by the Kline House
into Main street, finally winding up
in the mill lot, where she WIS cap
tured. The only damage vas the
hurting Of the hind legs Of the mare.
Clean out your yards, take care Of
your cisterns, put lime in your out
houses, ventilate and air your cellars
and see that no stagnant water gath
ers about you premises these warm
days. fit does, flood it with clean
water and a dose oflime. Doall these
things and by so doing no end Of harm
can be prevented.
The Postotfice department has
- A., "a,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

We can't maintain our paper un.
less our patrons pay up better than
they are now doing,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

David burst has been appointed by
the County Superintendent, mem
Der Of the Board of Education of Co
longe District, in place of J. A. Hig:
gins, deceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

The ladies will give a Festival at
Gould Hill School House, Robinson
District, Thursday, August 10th, for
the benefit of their Sabbath School.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

Hon. Frank Barrett, of sissonsyille,
was in town yesterday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02
MARIETTA COLLEGE

Location III beautiful town in Southern
Ohio, at the mouth OF the Muskingum
River. In successful operation forty-sevcn
years. Two courses of study in College OF
four years each, identical except as to
Greek. Expenses moderate. Over 80;
900 volumes in its libraries. A recent be-
quest has increased the number of free
scholarships. The Preparatory Depart
ment fit students for each Of the College
courses. Fall term begins sept7. Mari
eta, o., 1882.
1. w. ANDREWS, President:
july 5-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

PIG, Holloway, pilot on the Tole-
graph spent Sunday in town with
his family.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

Henry Holloway, clerk Of the Ohio,
after spending several days with his
parents in this place, left Tuesday
night to resume his duties.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-02

Mr.. Frank Sisson has about com.
pleted the survey and plot Of the ox-
tension. These lots are now in the
market. ---
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MuRDERoys AssAuLT.-On Mr.. Jno.
H. COUGHS place, last Friday, a diff.
cuI'y occurred between George Shift,
SAl'e' and Ed. Troy, colored. Dur
ing the row Troy struck Shift on
'Ao head with q pitch.fork, making
an ugly and dangerous wound. He
was so badly hurt that he had to be
carried home. Troy was arrested and
brought before Justice franklin, who
incd him $40 and costs.
On last Friday morning, the Rev.
. Cummings unitedin marriage Mr.,
'Oo NJ Bowling and Miss Hattie Las
I,ey' at the residence of Mrs. L. j.
Martin, the brides sister. The hap.
py couple left the same morning on
''e steamer Emma Graham, on a
V VI, trip to Richmond, Indiana
"ewish Joe and his fair bride long
and pleasan life.
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For Sale /!

0Sk HoRsE-ONE TwO-sEATfp YxPRrsa
" WAGON. GHTY-sfx SHARES or El.IswOpru
FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE CO. STOCK
go Wh. q. MCDONALD.
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Home and Foreign News.

The Massachusetts democratic State
central committee has issued = congratula-
tory address to the faithful.
Complete returns from Peuns, yAniA
give PaItison $50 plurality over Beaver.
The Standards Cairo despatch says
active negotiations are proceeding between
the Porte and khediVe with view Of stop
ping the trial Of Arab.
An Eureka, New, despatch says the
count Of that State shows the election Of
Cassidy for Congress, Adams for Governor
and the Legislature tie on JOINT ballot
The republicans have carried the Colo
RADIO Legislature, thus securing the election
Of a republican United States Senator.
A despatch from Berlin says the laws
az ainst the socialists probably will not be
retained. Bismarck is opposed to them. as
be does not think they have proved efficient.
AT Henrietta, Texas, c. NJ. Burgess,
defeated candidate for county Judge, shot
and Instant, killed X. VI. Donloy, young
LAWYER who had spoken i'll Of him during the
campaign.
The Dublin corporation, 2S to 81, re-
fused to pass motion thanking the Irish
regiments for their galIantry in Egypt, and
comforting the freedom of the city on Cen
eral Wolseley.
-Governor-elect Hale was given a bril-
liant serenade at Keene, y. H.. FRIDAY
evening. A party of $50 friends from Fitch
burg, his native city, arrived at an early
hour. There were delegations Of political
friends from Concord, Nashua and Man
chester.
WIN. 7. Groom sued Peter Cooper for
$4,000 damages for alleged libel in sending
a circular to various persons accusing Groom
of not having done his duty as agent for
Cooper when he was the presidential csndi-
date of the greenback party. The case was
tried at the circuit court in Brooklyn and a
verdict was given for the defendant. Friday
an order was entered disseminating the ae-
ton.
DR.. S. ID. Kendall and wife of St.
Johnsbury, VI, aud DIR. c. A. Kneide of
Sehuylersille, \. Y, reached Cincinnati, o.,
Friday, by canoe. having left Lake George,
Aug. 10, going thence by water to Buffalo,
thence to Allegheny aud down the Ohio.
Mrs. Kendall will return home. but the 9TH
ers propose to continue the voyage to the
Gulf, and thence along the coast to New
York and up the Hudson to the starting
point, which they hope to reach next Au-
gust.
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worth Remembering

The Hartford RreAiHg Post has been
studying up the elections Of this year as
compared with those Of 1874 with the fol-
lowing result:
Name. in 1874 gave a Republican ma
but il went for Hayes in 1876 BY majority
OF 5000.
Massachusetts, in 1874, elected CASTOR.
Democrat, Governor by a majority of 1882,
and then. as now, elected the rest of the
Republican State ticket. Two years later it
gave HAYES 10000 majority.
In New Hampshire, in 1874, Weston,
Democrat, had a plurality of l,460, and
there was a Democratic majority Of IL in
the Legislature But New Hampshire gave
5000 for Hayes.
In Connecticut Mr. Ingersoll, Democrat,
had carried the State in 1878 BY majority
OF 5.sl4, and in 1874 was reelected BY u
majority of 1882. Mr.. Waller, Democrat,
is chosen Governor this year by majority
of less than 5000 10 total poll of nearly
40 900, or 10000 more votes than were
east in 1874 The Democrats had in 1874 a
majority of fifty-eight on joint ballot in the
Legislature; nov the Republicans have
both houses BY majority of at least thirty.
New York, in 1874. gave 1iiden for Gov
ernor over 10000 majority, and though the
State went the same way by less majority
in 1876, when Tilden was the Presidential
candidate, set, as We all know, the situation
was exceptional BY the Misrepresentation Of
Tilden's reforms and the weakness Of the
Republican candidate.
pennsyIvania in 1874 gave Latta Demo
..r.sse candidate for Treasurer, majority Of
4l;7s and elected Legislature which had
Democrstie majority on joint ballot. But
Pennsylvania gave $4,000 for Hayes
New Jersey, in 1874 elected Beadle. Dem
,crat. for Governor, by majority OF Is,
sss and the Democrats had a majority OF
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Boston Journal
4. Lost Art Said to have been Pound.

Mr.. p S. Ellsworth and DIR. Kavet,
physician of Erie, Pa, have made applica-
ton for a patent on a recently discovered
process Of preserving the dead, supposed
TO be the long lost Egyptian art. They
claim that partly by accident and finally by
experiment they have discovered q certain
combination Of antiseptie elements which,
if diffused through dead body, even when
il is in an advanced stage Of decomposition,
will destroy all oorruptible matter and con-
vert the flesh into a cartilaginous state, the
diseased parts Of the body, such as the
grisly part Of the ear, being converted into
horny substance, retaining its natural ap-
pearance. In one of their experiments they,
By the aid of electricity, applied the chem
icals to the dead body of an infant at the
almshouse at Erie, Pa. Ten weeks after
the body had been removed from all contact
with the chemicals the flesh had become
like rubber, the cheeks were full and plant
TO the touch, and the ears had become horny.
There was no odor, and it seemed to have
no more properties of decomposition than
a rubber ball. Whether the body will re-
main In this plant stale, or whether ii will
become hard as the denser parts now are,
il will probably take more than lifetime to
determine. But whatever change NAV take
place the doctor claims that il cannot dry
The discovery was kept secret for some time,
the discoveries not wishing to make II pub
lie until they had satisfied themselves of its
successful application.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-16

-Harper's Maga<ise Tor Deere alsr !. ex-
csss,iiagy rish Ia iiinsir 'titn~ BnI Htgtary al
fractions. The b 4utilu ~ees'tts 80 Ia CT
utisb = Rive i Giaeiy 4 u>t at,d by D., hand
kecew,il- ri ,uiss, the artist contributing
also the h ssripins arihie.
Joseph TIA ton contributes very intsrcs ing
srticie. entitled w iliani hlaek At Hunr"-
full IT delightful go.sp about thi. l-vlsulsr
novelist, In which. Indeed. he ,tieg seems Ia
take illustrated with pictures OF Bl 'cks
London lodging. OF Pastor House, his Brigii-
ton residence, and u his Yacht.
Under the title uf =" he Grcst seaport Of
Wessern France" Thomas ". Knox gives =
chs inln1 description Of Ilasre, which l. at
iraeIivsIy u ustrated by keinhart AID Wander
boof
Mr. Bishop oonelud.ss his articles au south
cru Caliioru's with desc, htiuu II Lus Aug :
les, the san Gsbrtel Mission, Rive .i.e. san
Diego, aud SAINTS Barbara beautifully Illus
tTatsd.
Two poems by Iierrick a,e given. each with
= full Issge illustration b. Abbey.
Colonial history receives especial aits utiou IN
two interesting 'oatrtbuti.,ns--ouc, illustrated,
by the Rev. l. u. Hay. entitled "Caul~os OF
Colonial srolhs," the other, by ! rofessor
John tfs.e. entitled New England 10 the
Colonial Period" Roth atieies are valuable
for the pictures which they give % social lie
In the olonial Period, but i'rof-ssur fi.ke's
Is something matr than this, since IL IL an all
mir.ble rhio optical trcatmeGt Of ILe-iuriian
idea aud it, Development.
H. h,ti0n, Mis- aOolsou's new novel t.kcs
naturally the first pace In the readers inter
est, snd seems likely 10 hold Il TO he esd II
her s,ory. Blaek's 'shandOn Bells" has
reached very interesting stage Of develop.
mcnt- There are thrve short storirs: Among
the Ross-rOois, by \ SoTkiug-giIl. j. very
pathetic sketch. ful % me an Rg IL sombrc
e slures find pleasing contrast IN tle hUmor-
"u> chars.tr sites 81 the oihrr ~toriss-''The
Singular ote II Aui Tiibox," hy tn suthor
OF taps Tod Folks" aud Tom. Monument. I"
by >usaU Hartley SWEET
-iruiidc paper. storing Elect lefty" by
Professor Henry Morton. trrsts very clearly a
subicti which !, just now Of esv~Ci,l interest
tn oouus ciion with recent novel applications OF
eiectriUiy - moilse power.
The Editorial Departments ara well sus-
tanned.
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Il in the Legislature. New Jersey is no
sorse of to-day. having Just elected a ma
joriiy Of Republican congressman.
Ohio in 1874 gave Bell. Democratic can
siI,iate for Secretary of State, II BOP major
lily, aud the Legislature was Democratic by
majority Of fifteen. But Ohio gave 1000
for Hayes
Indiana Democrats elected in 1874 Neff,
for Secretary of State, by majority Of l1,-
252, and had l6 majority in the Legislature.
They only claim 10000 there TODAY.
Colorado elected in 1874 Pattison. Demo
crat. delegate to Congress by a majority Of
2.l63. and the Legislature elected the Hayes
electoral ticket in 1876.
Nevada Democrats elected Bradley gov
ernOr in 1874 by a majority of 1855. Neya-
ia gave Hayes in 1876 majority Of | 200
Oregon elected Grover, Democrat, IN 1874
by majority Of 3,lSl. and the Democrats
had majority Of "a on joint ballot in the
Legislature. Oregon gave HAYES | 900 ma
jority
Wisconsin elected Legislature in 1874.
which was Democratic by les majority on
jomt ballo, but Wisconsin gave HAYES
200 majority
Minnesota. usually strongly Republican.
dropped Of in 1874. and the Republican,.
had ont, mljorit, ia the Legislature on joint
ballot bot the State went "A 600 strong for
HAYES.
Michigan too was down in 1874. The Re
puhUcans elected governor By a majority
Il oHly j,'i69 against $1,000 for Grant in
1872, aud had a majority of ten ONLY IN the
Legislature. but Michigan gave Hayes 5000
majority.
Kansas fell of in 1874 from 81 600 Repub-
lean majority TO 1900. but rallied in 1876
aud gave HAYES 5000,
From the above figures il looks a. il
Republicans had no cause to feel depressed
over the prospec, Of two years from nov.
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Tbs amount % ASSIGNMENT due upon each share
j. ten tluI crnt-.
The names II the II the shares = b.. ..Id
a. shown by the OoOks OF thc COMPANY and the
aumbeT numiS Of ths certificate oT .rtiHcats-
rrr,senting sail snar,. anil the nuubrr ~ sllares
for wArh each certificate issnesl ar. A. h., ,ov
Indicated Ia their appropriate column.
Name. No % Crrti'cte. No Of snar,-,
= 4 ~tr'ut Tru'ce sn
; y. Stckwcii. la 81
Z. y. BRAGG, treasurer
Bangor. Nov I, lss2. 3wp
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CaTAEKH. Without as.4mlus "a write
oli a incs.s Of ihss ung,rrsaI aiimrni. facts
uATfAni or saying that Il srcm, % u their
never So season v ben It ~as - pres Alrnt
j. the preseni.
he above - preliminary TO the tutiow-
tng. va Ina, Mc,sr. Hood 4 Co.. u
!.oSei!. believe that TIE best SAY io ucAt
tatarrn. and ,hr oniy -at t. gc, permanent
fc.ssi, l. through the blood. 4 cousiitl
iional disease r,quiT,s constitutional rrtn.
ed, Hoods SArsapsri!la ~ blood pur,arT
and constitutions. medicine that can be re-
lied upon. aud h4. cured numcrUu. case. Of
CalAIFh IN its SAFiou, forms. Ne th.ak thu.
clam reasonable one aud gladl, give 1;
room N our columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-16

Why not Good ns~. osyAi 20 Dc told,
and !; .. good ness that Hani's Kemri,
has cured the woru OF kidnry dt,eAsc,. and
can 10 It again and asain. There are
abundant Testimonial. to this fact, Nj
Joshua Tulhli!. Of Saginaw. Mich. "a,
cured Of Bright. Disease Nj. loan Hunt.
81 Providence, Of dfopsy. 1hrn death
seemed imminrnt Mr. ). g. Mason. of
Providence. 81 rhcutnais.m shlrh crippled
Kim and host " others IL similar Dis
ca.cs which threatened dissolution. Md
shat Hunts Remedy la. done. Il I'LL s,iii
do. Il "a the grra, s,davs and liver mcds-
enc Of the axe. Tel! oui ,bs good Hr~. to
all.
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-PeiersoA's Magazine for December !. on
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exquisite. In a new style OF work, "Arra~cB
Embroidery bright, witty story. "Pruc
and the Professor" admirably illustrated,
leads OF the stories. The number contains a
supplement, with full-size drvs.-paitsru, And
numerous patterns 10 cub oiiety. Then there
arr zone hfy other eng aYing, Of Lashious,
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regular contributors arr Ann :. stephens,
Jane g. Austin. Prank Ire Benedict, r. becca
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HANCOCK sS-Nov.7 :, \. u. lss2
I nav this day taken on Execution the right
l. which William L. Farrar. has or had at um, ~
The attachment on the original writ 81 re.leeu,
from mortgage - Curtis ~teytE- lated June o.
\. d l-lI aad recorded In Hsne.sck County R.sz
istry II lIoe'is, Vol Isl, Page 90 the follow nj
descTtbesi RAJ estate together with the buildings
thereon, aliuaietl ia tspulisiuru In .aid County
boua.lyd hni 'ie-cTtt-''i follow tu wit. h..
ginning AZ -prurr tres the Birch Hart,or
strcAn, thence running West rniy Use Rod Il,
a i7uHi, thence south twenty three rosir 10 a Ar
trrr spotted On three thie- thence Wet Gu,
hundred AMI eighteen rsis IT, a Norway piu,.
stump spotted on three sides thence North elg bty-
IA r'-ta so pile OF stones thence East sixty..fK
T"'is 70 pile ot -t"Ucs thence south thirty rods
20 a yellow Birth tree -pottcd on two sides
thrnee Nortli 81 E.sst ~ blue stone markell
thrnre hy the town road L. the first mentioned
bound b'ing direct line containing o. acres ami
o. square rusi- more or lf-s and being the .Arst
lot ront ey 81 W litam Il. FarFnF by ThsymA- rev
Ana shail sell said right at Public Auction % tfe
ht2hest bidder therefor, az the ufiice Of 4 =
burnham IA Ellsworth In saii oanty on SATURDAY
ne IN lay Of December, A D., lss at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon
Atte-t-GEo. ". FIsKE, Coroner.
true Copy Attest
dS5 GEO. ". FIskE, Coroner
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The Crust OF Tartar

Speedily leaves the surfaces Of teeth upon
which the cleansing and preservation infiu-
enoe of SOZ0DONT is daily exerted. No
form Of decay can infest set Of ..ivories"
upon which il is used. II, has, moreover, a
most refreshing effect upon the mouth, in
which it leaves very agreeable taste, be-
sides rendering the breath fragrant II the
mouth be rinsed with it after smoking, the
taste Of the tobacco is entirely dissipated
As an auxiliary to personal eomeliness il
cannot too highly be extolled. Sold by
druggists Nov.
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Notice of Foreclosure.


" HtGEA~ Robert TERRY Jr ~ EItasurra Boo
w gH~ County 10 Hanstp.k and ~tair.pf Nt..r
.HI b. Hlr m,rt~ss' tvr5i Its-I uuv D. 4 a. 4.--
u,i .ir}y recorded ln Han. Reg .iy- ~ I....
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NOTICE T. hereby given that Davis Bennett
" Of Verona, Ia the County 10 Hancock and
STATE - Maine By his mortgage decd dated
August =. isls AMI recorle,t IN the Hancock
County Registry Of Deeds, Book las. PAGE go
convey ell u Juiia {. Barnard Of hue. -port in
SAIL County certain parcel 81 real estate In aid
verona, and bounded follows ''Ig.l; inning at
the southeast corner Of land owned or occupied
by Eben Lord. GA the csteriy side Of the ma an
r1ad; thence south rs, West by SAID Lords land
- rods e. the iyrr, thence By the river -outlFly
about ~ ro'is thence North - Fast hy Land Of
j. W W hitmore about ~ rods 10 the r, all tilsure
northsriy BY the roaI about 30 rs u the place u
beginning, containing about ~ acres and being IN,
estate this day" August - is7g decided by ali
Juiia To said Davis Bennett aud by said Julia 4
isarnar'i assigned % stephen Bennett. March D.
ls.2 and By said stephen Bennett assigned 10 me
July 4, lss2 the sAi assignments betns, r,1,r,ird
~ salh Registry - ID eds, iR Book lsi PAGES 40
az. The conditions Ia said mortgage e,.si have
Deeh broken by reason whereof claim To foreeI1-e
the same and give Ibis notice accordingly
MELVILLE h.. HEATH,
By Parker Tuck hi. Attorney.
November q, l-s2. swts