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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-19
Strikes.

An exchange says, strikes and dis.
sensions among laboring men in.
crease rather than diminish. The
steady and marked advance in the
cost Of living in all directions-in
food and rent particularly-has made
it simply question Of a little time
in regard to general increase Of
wages. If the present "war prices
are maintained, wages must advance
Working people in many branches
Of industry cannot live for great
while upon the wages now paid
There are indications, or perhrps il
would be more accurate, to say hopes,
that, with an opening of inland nav.
igation, and renewal of the years
activities, the prices of the necessa-
ries Of life will go down. They are,
it is believed, largely artificial at
present. A receding to the natural
point would, perhaps, be the best so.
luton of the difficulty, but read.
justment Of some sort will soon be,
come necessary.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

Dy virtue OF three writs of feri jGejus is.
- sued from the Clerks office Of Mason
County Circuit Court, against the goods
and chattels OF j. B. Tippett; one in favor
of Geo. w. Tippett for Sll06,76 and Sl4.3C
costs; one in favor OF E. ], Tippett fol
SIl9.46 and Sl4.S6 costs, and one in favor
OF Manss, Bros & Co., for Sl54. 10 and Sl4.St
costs, ] shall, on the 3rd day Of May
1852 at the store room OF ]. B. Tippett in
the town OF Point Pleasant proceed to sell
by way Of public auction to the highest
bidders for cash, the following goods and
merchandise levied on by me as the goods
and chattels OF said ]. B. Tippett, to salts.
fy said writs, to-wit: Is, LEX. t,-.ss
80 boot and shoe boxes and contents; 4
show cases and contents; lot shoes, pins,
soaps &c, l lot oat meal; 50 boxes shirts
and contents; lot smoking tobacco, LOT
canned goods, starch, &c, | lot baking pow
der and pepper, Is boxes tobacco, ] lot
canned goods, lot laundry soap, on shelves
! lot baking powder, I've, &c, l lot matches
and I've, boxes tea, i box pepper, box
starch, on counter; pieces holland, pieces
table cloth, caps, ! lot wsshboards, LOT
brooms, Ssewing machines, 6cabinet thread
and contents, lot soap on cabinet, cab.
met spices, l cabinet baking powders.
pieces crash, A. lot shelf .soap,l pair lace
curtains, mosquito bars, 3 shawls, / lap
robe, stand cover, 45 pairsocks, wool and
cotton, 40 pair ladies hose, is boxes toilet
soap, l box ladies cuffs and collars, box
napkins, box crepe, box yelling, boxes
gloves, > boxes hose, 50 pair~ovcra!lS, Gl
working shirts and drawers, felt skirts, l
box gloves, box hdkis', 2 boxes sl5yes,
! box webb, 81 boxes ladies and gentielAens
gloves, 2 boxes gloves, boxes shoes, box
lead pencils, lot buttons, box hose, 81
boxes buttons, % boxes paper collars, 9
boxes lace mitts, box buttons, box cor
set stays, A boxes ladies, misses, childs
and gents hose, So boxes collars, cuffs, ties,
2 boxes feather braid, 5 boxes envelopes,
1 boxes cascarrilla, 8 boxes haRdkerchiefs,
3 boxes lace, 8 boxes toilet soap, 81 boxes
knitting cotton, Is boxes suspenders, box
braid, n boxes corsets, | lot zephyr and
yarns, 81 boxes cigars, linentable covers,
/ looking glass, ] lot batting, barrel SUI
gar, shelf brushes, spices &c., ! lot queens
ware and glassware, l lot powder, starch,
&c, 2pair scales, chandaliers, desk, stove
and all stove fixtures, ! barrel vinegar,
barrel oil, tank and contents, ! lot per
fumery, stands, &C., S boxes laundry soap,
. looking glasses, box I've, 3 valiscs, /
basket, Is boxes ruching, feather flowers
&c, ] lot wrapping paper, SO boxes hats,
q pieces jeans and cashmere, II pieces
tiannels, lindsey, &c, 3 pieces canton fan
mel, lpiece cashmere ! piece check print,
. pieces denum, . pieces white goods, 70
OiCces shirtinp cheyiat ! Dincns tnhln lipch
! piece ticking, 8 pieces lining, | lot en-
broidiery, l box laces, Z pieces lawn,
pieces irish linen,
Given under my hand this 5tl day of
April 1852. /. L. BAKER Deputy,
for \. A. HANLy, S. NJ. c.
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The River Railroad.

The Wheeling Register Of Saturday,
says it has satisfactory information
that a sufficient amount Of money
has been subscribed necessary to
equip and complete the river rail-
road from Wheeling to Parkersburg,
and that the loan has been raised on
the condition that the entire right OF
way will be furnished, if not BY in
diyiduals, by the districts, towns, or
counties, and done with the utmos,
promptness. AS most Of the right Of
way has been obtained, the balance
should be granted without further
delay, considering the fact that the
railroad asks nothing of the people
except the land upon which to lay
their track. The Engineers have
not yet located the road through this
county, but it will be done shortly,
and will be followed by an attorney
of the road, securing the right of way
Whether the same conditions will
be demanded of our people as are
asked of the people from Parkers'
burg to Wheeling, we are not prepa'
red to say. But if We desire the ear
ly building of the Wheeling, Park
ersburg and Charleston RAILROAD to
Point Pleasant, they must show a
a liberal spirit. No doubt many can
afford to give the right Of way, while
others would have to be paid for it.
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CongressionaI Candidate.

Although The Congressional elect
ion is yet several months of, there
are quite a number of aspirants for
the nomination:in each party from
the counties now comprising the
Fourth District. On the Democratic
side we have Hon, D. II. Leonard
and Hon. J. NJ. Jackson, Of Wood;
Col. J. ]. s. Hassler, Of Jackson; Hon.
W. R. Gum, Hon. Ed. sehon and
Chas. E, Hogg, Esq, Of Mason; Hon,
Eustice Gibson, of Cabell; Hon. Jer.
ONE Shelton, Of Lincoln; and Hon.
&C. Fulkerson of Wayne, These
are all we have heard Of up to the
present, and from this number one
will no doubt be selected, as there is
no dark horse" mentioned, .
On the Republican side we. nave
E1.Gov. Stevenson, Of Wood; Hon
John H. Riley, Of jackson; Hon, Jas
B. Menager, Of Mason; Col. Mclean,
Of Putnam. Though the Republi.
cans are largely in the minority
in this District, there are enough
patriots ready to sacrifice themselves
on the party altar, in the hopes Of
'feathering their nest" with good
appointment from Washington.
On the Greenback side we have;
DR.. Barbee, of Mason; Hon. John K.
Thompson Of Putnam.
Among the Democrats there prom.
Uses to be no bitter contest for the
nomination.
We can't say so much for the Re.
publicans as some of them want tc
form an alliance with the Green.
hackers and nominate DR.. Barbee.-
Others are in favor of the alliance
provided the Greenbackers will con.
semitic the nomination Of Republi.
can. While others are opposed to
any alliance whatever, and will in.
sist on and demand a straight-oul
Republican nomination. os9..al
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Ortonss Great SHOW.

Miles 0rton's great circus and me
nagerie is advertised to exhibit here
Mr.. Orton's management is a true
specimen of what all such exh;bi
tions should be. He allows no gam.
blers, peddlers, or chance game opera.
tors to follow his show, and in fact
the entire affair is characterized by
its genteel working and management.
Mr.. Orion is a prince among show.
men, and what he advertises he posi-.
lively exhibits, and thus fulfills ev.
cry promise made 10 his PATRONS
For this the world applauds him and
his shows are extensively patronized.
Don't fail to pay your half dollar and
see the most satisfactory circus and
menagerie travelling. At Point Pleas.
ant Friday, April 2Sth.
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GONE TO Rest. F. Fague, editor
Of the Echo, who had been confined
to his home for several months with
that dreadful disease, consumption,
quietly passed away from time to
eternity on Thursday morning, 9th
inst. Although his demise was not
unexpected by those acquainted with
his condition, yet the announcement
Of his death was quite q shock to the
community. Mr.. Fague was young
man, just entering the prime of life,
being about 30 years of age,) when
he was called from a life of affliction
and the arduous duties Of newspap per
work, to his final reward. I
this dispensation Of Divine Prov
idence, Keyser has lost an upright
and useful citizen; the family a de.
voted husband and loving father;and
the craft clever and enterprising
member.
The bereaved wife and child, aud
sorrowing relatives, have our sympa.
thy in this their Affections. -Keyser
Tribune. s
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nssl, Ess: q ,hs 3 esRI;,ss Con.

There will be . meeting Of the
members Of the Congressional Execu.
tive Committee of the 4th District, a,
RayenswoOd, West Va, on Tuesday,
May, 2nd 1882, for the purpose Of de.
Gliding the time and place at which
the Congressional Convention for the
.4th District will be held e This Com
mittee will be composed of members
Of the late LIST and Bird Districts now
residing in the present 4th District.
]. J. S. HAssLER,
Chairman of late Bird District Demo.
cratic, Congressional Committee.
J. p, r. B, SAITH, secy'.a 4sess
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That Expose.

one OF the reporters Of the Wheel.
ing Register recently struck "a bibu.
lous and garrulous Republican in
Wheeling, who was laboring under
an impression that his co,patriots
were not treating him fairly, and he
poured his woes and considerable Sc
cret political information into the
ears Of said reporter.
he said that Just before the Legis.
Ilature adjourned q meeting was held
In the rooms OF the Lincoln Club, in
Wheeling, to devise ways Of forming
some combination Of the chaotic op.
position to defeat the Democracy Of
West Virginia. There participated
in the meeting Yves Atkinson, Archie
Campbell, John H. Riley, c. F. Scott
and others Of prominence and politi.
cal standing. The meeting seemed
to- agree that success would depend
upon coalition of all the lateral
branches Of the opposition-Green.
hackers, Republicans, Prohibitionists
and all the 4 cetcras that hang on to
the ragged edges Of the political par.
ties. fa
Having arrived NJ this conclusion,
and it was easily done, the body then
proceeded to determine a means Of
reaching the desired object. After
discussing the ability Of q number
that were named to bring the re.
quired elements to the support of the
movement, it finally determined, as
the narrator stated, to open negotia.
lions with General Three Per Cent
Morehead, Of Petersburg" with the
object of running him for Judge Of
the Supreme Court, believing that
around his standard would rally the
army of malcontents that contribute
SO largely to the army Of the opposi.
ton. a'4 w - 't'.'
But it was determined, in any
event, that the homogeneous elements
of the opposition must be united IN
der one standard, for one purpose and
with one candidate.
The editors then present were
started towards home under instruc-
tions to start the war cry of "any-
thing to beat the Democracy"
That they are working hard in
the interests of their masters is quick
ly discovered by glancing at the edi,
torial columns of the papersthat are
presumed to reflect the sentiment of
the people.
The expose by the Registerhas caused
the greatest CONSERVATION in camp,
and there is great haste to furnish
an equivocal denial of the material
facts, and possibly that the general
public are thus early getting en-
lightenment the scheme may be dis.
arranged and go entirely wrong
Parkersburg Sentinel.
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NJ %.

TT is hereby certified that the Atlantic
/ and Northwestern Railroad Company Of
West Virginia, in pursuance ofpower vest.
ed in Il By the general laws OF West vir.
ginia, and by the act entitled San act to
amendan re-enaet section two, Of an Act
passed February twenty.eigiit, one thous.
and eight hundred and seventy.two, en-.
titled IAN Act providing for a charter for
the Guyandotte River Railroad and Min.
eral Company" passed March 18th, 1881.
has duly Consolidated its capital stock.
property and franchises,withthe Ohio Cen,
trail Railroad COMPANY, 4 corpofation OF the
State ofohio, and has duly adopted for
such consolidated company, the name Of
tle "0hio Central Railroad Company"
BY order Of the Board OF Directors Of tho
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad
Company.
S. G. McFIsILER, Secretary. .
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad Co,
!. january 18th, 1852. - feb. l5.80d.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-19

The new comet is approaching the
earth at the rate of a million miles a
day, and will be visible to the naked
eye in about three weeks. 1t is a
considerable distance of, or at that
rate of speed it would appear sooner.
As its nearest point to this terrestrial
ball will be about one hundred and
nine million miles, we do not appre-
bend that we shall be knocked into
Il cooked hat BY it. At any rate we
will not begin TO dodge for a few
weeks yet.-CharLesto,on Free Press.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

0TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
10 Mason County, IS.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office az tbo
Circuit Court OF Mason county, ON tbs
first Monday in the month Of April, lSSs
LIZ, Po4on rs. S. q. Search and I'm
Search, Lewis S. Search, Ira Search Nablon
Search, Ghilien Search, and Tabitha Dorcas
Search. In Chanocry.
4 The object Of the above suit, is TO 80
aside as fraudulent, the deed made by Ira
Search and vile, to the defendants, Lewis
6. Search, Ira F., Mahlon and Chiliep
Search to 100 acres OF land in Mason conn.
ts, and subject the same to sale, to satisfy
two pr6missory notes, eaclI for SiOOOi
made and delivered by the defendants 3
o. Search and Ira Search, bearing date Feb.
.ruary 18th, 1881, TO George st. Clair and
.assigned-to plaintiff.
This day came the complainant by
Counsel, andIon his motion, and it appear.
ing by an affidavit fled that all OF the said
defendants, are non-residents OF the State
of West Virginia, it is ordered that thew
do appear at Rules 10 he held in the
Clerk office OF the Circuit Court Of said
county Of Mason, on the last Monday in
the month OF April, 1852, and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this
suit. Teste:
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk,
by John L, Timms, Deputy.
Simpson & Howard, Soils. apl5-lw.
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There is more shadow than sun
shine in an editors life-more cen.
sure than praise, few kind words and
no end to criticisms, but once in a
while he is kindly thought of and
the clouds and gloom dispelled by
ministsring spirits. We shall ever
cherish the memory of such a favors
deigued us.-jfartinsburg Herald.
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Valuable Homestead for Sale.

ttE# a =
I lEIRoUs Of removing to large city, ]
~ intend TO dispose by public sale on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on Satur.
day, the Sth day Of April next, of my real
estate situate in the town OF Mason, W.
Va, which consists OF large, improved
lot, 50 feet by two hundred feet, with
substantial and commodious two.story
dwelling house OF eight rooms and good
cellar, summer kitchen, two cisterns, stable
and other out-houses, and choicest large
and small fruit. Terms Of sale cash.
DIR. Ii. STIEREN.
mch22wS. ~11-T 7@
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A correspondent Of the Richie Ga.
:e'te, speaking Of "the eloquence OF
rather the lack Of it" among our
State Senators speaks of one from
this District as follows: CDR. Barbee,
the only living representative Of the
Greenback party in the Senate, has
made some very creditable speeches,
but falls short from an oratorical
point OF view"
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Stockholders Meeling.

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
/ Of the Hope Manufacturing and Coal
Company will be held at the Company's
Office in Mason City, West Virginia, on
Wednesday, April 10Th, 1882, to elect a
Board OF Directors, and transact such other
business as may lawfully come before the
y SAM DAVIS, Secretary. -
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Noble Sentiments.


Samuel j. Tilden, in his letter ex.
cusing himself for his inability to be
present at "a meeting of the Jefferson
Club Of New Haven, Conn; ION the Sd
to celebrate the anniversary Of the
birth of Thomas Jefferson, gave ut
terance to the following noble senti.
ments: a a-n
"In period where there seems to
be little respect for Limitations Of
power presented by ou- written con.
stitution; when assumptions of un-
granted authority are rife in all de.
partments Of the federal government;
when that governments being active
ly changed into an elective despo-
tism, meddling in everything belong.
ing to the States or to individuals;
when every new assumption of un.
granted power creates new opportun-
tiles, new facilities and incentives to
favoritism and jobbery; when civil
service has been converted into the
balance of power to determine elect.
ions by pecuniary and other illegiti.
mate influences; when perversion of
high public trusts to private gain of
officials is frequently committed with
apparent Inconsistencies of wrong
and passes almost without rebuke, il
is time that the teachings and exam.
pie of Thomas Jefferson be invoked
TO keep alive the glimmering spark
Of official virtue and public honor"
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Maj, E. A. Bennett, of the Hunting.
ton Advertiser, merits the highest
praise for the able manner in which
he showed up the inequalities in the
representation in the State Senate
whereby the old Third District lost
two members. The result Of his eff.
forts has been the creation of new
Senatorial district, by which this
portion Of the State will hereafter be
properly represented. His arguments
were so conclusive that all opposition
to the apportionment bill as finally
passed, was broken down and his
plan, championed by Senator StolI-
ings, received the endorsement of a
large majority of both Houses of the
Legislature.-tdyettc Enterprise.
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COMMISSIONER sale Of Real f..
tnfe on the waters Of Ten N,jIo
Creek, in Cooper Disirlei, Mn.
son County, Nest Virginia.
! Pursuant to the terms OF Il decree Of Tho
Circuit Court OF Mason County, West wv W.
ginia, entered on the 95th day Of Febr,ar,.
1882, in the chancery cause OF Jerem;ai,
iauger, who sues pr,fhe use and bSnss,
OF Tominson & Polsley, rs Jae,ib Plant.
Administrator Ct a, the undersigned Spec'
ial Commissioner VII offer iof s,ie I,
PublicJtetiqH % the highest bidder M ,bS
front door 81 the Court House OF Mnsnn
COUNTY, West Virginia, on the Isl div NJ
May iSs2, the following rial Estate -
Jacob RlsntS, deed 30 i0i0O acrs d
acres, ltOacies, Sdacres, f52 So I0Dacfss M
acres, Tor the description and boundary nt
said lands references is given to plat md
report Of L. W. Sisson and Others fl.j IN
theRapers OF said cause; said lands are ~
uate NJ CoopeTDisttitt. So
Terms Of salt cash ms to one fourth ,ho
purchase moneyo on the day u sale, tho res.
idue upon u credit q one, two and lhrco
years, in equal payments, with interc.t
from day OF sale taking bonds with good
security t0rthe deferred payments and IA.
tanning the tiile.as further secnrity
D. W. POISlEY. =
Apr.5-47w. Special Commissioner.
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If the mother is feeble it is impos.
sible that her children should be
strong. Lydia Il. Pinkham's veget-
able compound is a perfect specific in
all chronic diseases of the sexual
system of women, Send to Mrs. Ly-
dia +. Pinkban, 223 Western Ave.
nue., Lynn; Mass3 for pamphlets. =,
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Politics will be comparatively live
ly this year throughout the entire
country, as two-thirds of the States
will elect Governors and every State
in the Union will elect a Legislature
in whole or in part.
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Wife beating has become unpopu.
lar in Maryland since the passage Of
the "whipping-post" bill by the Leg.
islature. Even the most hardened
appear todread corporal punishment.
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Grand Juries.

By an act Of the Legislature pass
ed March s24th, 1852. grand jurors
viii not hereafter be selected by the
Sheriff, but the County Court will at
its next levy term thereof prepare q
list Of one hundred and fifty free
holders Of the county to be taken
from the several districts in proper.
ton to the population Of each. The
names on the list must be written on
ballots and folded so as not to expose
the names, and placed in a box from
which sixteen ballots are to be
drawn thirty days before each term
Of the Circuit Court, and the names
on the ballots shall constitute the
grand jury. The grand jury for the
Mayterm Of our Circuit Court, win
be selected by the Sheriff. e
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Seven persons were killed and sew
en- wounded by the explosion of q
boiler in factory on Pratt street
Baltimore, last Thursday.
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Mr.. Henry S. Walker and family
left on Monday for Rockingham coun-
ty, Virginia, where he has a fine
country Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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Death to rats, mice, reaches and
ants; Parsons Exterminaior Barns,
granaries and households cleared in
single night. No fear of bad smells.
Best and cheapest vermin killer in
the world. Sold everywhere.
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The Republican papers over in
ohiosince the election refer to the
German immigrants as the I'D
Dutch ~"
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Perhaps not one person in thou
sand has recalled to mind that Sun.
day, tho 9th inst, was the anniver.
sary Of memorable event in Ameri.
can history-the surrender Of the ar.
my of Northern Virginia to the army
ofthe Potomac, at Appomattox.
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The Census reports will not be
completed until 1886. 1t might be
as well to put it of until the next
census. There is no particular hur.
ry now that we know of. We are
too big for any nation to knock the
chip Of our shoulder. Randolph En-
tcrprtss.
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CharleyCaldwell declined the ap-
pointment as one of the Directors of
the Hospital for the Insane, and
your Uncle Jake" appointed Charles
S. Despard, Of Parkersburg to- the
vacancy. e"
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No one ever dreamt of making
beasts of burden out Of a pair of wild
Elks. Such, however, is the, fact, and
Miles 0rton'steam of driving Elks is
the first instance on record. A pair
Of Alpine Elks harnessed TO an ordin.
airy carriage and driven through the
public highway is a sight worth see
ing. Come totown. in time for the
procession, and see what only one
living man has done. At Point Pleas.
ant Friday April 2Sth.
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A dog riding a bareback horse is
indeed a novelty; but when the little
creature actually turns a complete
somersault on horseback the salisfac.
ton turns to enthusiasm. Such clev.
er canine is seen every day with Or.
toms Great Shows, which will exhib.
it at Point Pleasant Friday April
2Sth.
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Miles 0rton's New Mastodon Shows
are making great preparations for
the coming exhibition at this place.