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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-02-08
HARTFORD Cry IrENs.-Mud, snow

HARTFORD CRY IrENs.-Mud, snow
and rain still continues.
The Liverpool furnace; after being
idle for eight or ten days, started up
again last week and is now running
under full head Of steam.
The California Coal mines have
had to suspend for few days, on ac-
count of high water, but the water
having subsidized, work will commence
again Monday, the 9th inst.
George Roaraboughs and William
Pearce are both confined to their beds
by sickness. Their recovery is con.
sidered very doubtful.
Mrs. Hanna, widow of Mathew
Hanna, deceased, who has been lying
very low for sometime past, at her
sdn.in-law's jeremiah Conway's, is
better and is likely to recover.
MIR. William Jhuling, book keeper
for the California Coal Company was
united in marriage to Miss shafTer of
Mefgs county, Ohio, Thurday the End
inst. Rev. H. Scott performed the
ceremony. The happy pair start of
in life's checkered race with very
fair prospects in view.
Capt. j. Z. Mccoy, runner for Mo
SEES Hughs, &c, boot and shoe house
in Wheeling, was in town last week.
He sold a bill of goods in his line to
the Hartford City Coal and Salt Com
pany.
Mr.. Russell, of the Herald, was in
town the Both ult., visiting friends.
He returned home on the Humming
Bird.
The salt track for the Liverpool
Salt furnace is well nigh completed.
1t will be great convenience in
shipping salt when finished.
Mr.. B. Malone has lost several
mules this winter, by over-work in
hauling coal over the extremely bad
roads, for the Liverpool furnace.
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IMPORTANT.
A WONDERFUL NEW VEGETABLE.
White Giant Stuttgart Summer
Rat!iSlf.

THIS NEW VARIETY OF RADISFI, is
L heart-shaped, white and remarkably
fine favored, mild and brittle. II is the
only variety which the heat or dry wealth
e. does not cause to run to seed, before
forming large and perfect Radlsh. Its
delicacy of flavor is retained during all
stages of growth which continues for pc
,riod OF ten weeks FROM the time the first
are fit for the table. In this Radish all the
desirable qualities are most happily united
to form the most valuable variety ever III
troduced, and it has developed tile remark
able popularity, that the last pulled have
been fully equal to the first. l warrant it
in all respects to equal the above dcscrip-
ton and guarantee the safe arrival of the
Seed. Price OF the Seed by mail, pustage
paid, 10 cents per large package, for so
cents; or 10 for Sl.0O. All orders for more
than one package will receive FREE, a
beautiful chromo plate of this Radish.-
Reinittahces FIR less than one dollar, make
in postage stamps. Remember, this RAD
ish'is offered By the veteran Seed Grower
OF Iowa. Address all orders to
HUGO BEYER,
NEW LONDON, Henry Co., Iowa.
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Rot TO be Sheezed nj.

That pure, sweet, safe and effective
American distillation of witch hazel,
American pine, Canada fir, marigold
and clover blossom, called Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrh. A few
doses instantly relieve the most VIC
lent sneezing or head cold, stop all
watery discharges from the nose and
eyes, cure headache and nervousness,
and Danish all danger of fever. Com.
plete treatment for one dollar.
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Point Pleasant, January 3Oth 1882.
On and after February LIST, shall adopt
the CASH SYSTEM. By selling for CASH
EXCLUSIVELY, l expect to be able to
sell at prices so low, that parties selling on
time cannot compete with me.
] invite all parties wishing to purchase
FLOUR, MEAL, CORN or FEED, to con-
suit my prices before buying elsewhere, as
| certainly will convince them that it is to
their interest to buy OF me.
MI parties indebted to me, will please
call and settle as early as possible, as l am
in need OF the money.
feb.l.4t G. M. COLE.
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feeding. Had the people not taken
good care of their straw, We hardly
know how their stock could hay.
been wintered.
Mr.. Levi Roush, ST., had one sheep
killed and another crippled last#eek
by some hounds that were on the
trail of fox through this section.
There were five Of them, and when
they were discovered, late in the
evening, they were all feasting on
the sheep. Mr.. Roush shot one Of
them, but the others escaped.
Mr.. Aaron Fry had one Of his ribs
broken a short time ago. He was
currying an OK, which attempting
to turn round pressed him against
one side Of the stall.
Rev. C. H. Cox, preached a very
commendable missionary sermon at
Union on last Sunday morning.
missionary cares and triumphs,"
Psalm CXXVI: 90, was his subject.
Rev. S. Cummings will preach at
Locust Grove, on next Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. Green Bumgarner has moved
into his new dwelling.
School teachers have a good reason
to compliment our Deputy Sheriff,
Mr.. Levi Ronsh, for his promptness
in paying their orders.
When may we expect the County
Superintendent to visit our SCHOOL,
SCHOOL REpoRr.-The following is
report Of Room "a" Miss Ada Gil
more, Teacher, for the month ending
February 3rd, 1882:
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East WAGGENER ITEMs.-We have
had so much wet weather this win.
ter, farmers have done but littl6
work, beside taking care of their
stock, provi,ling fuel, &c.
Corn that was not gathered in the
fall is greatly damaged; and only
about half Of the fodder is worth
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The Acme Baking Powder, is &c,
knowledged to be the purest, cheap
est and best Baking Powder now in
the market. For sale by james B.
Tippett.
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[From npother corrcsponllenl.

from apother correspondent
Mr.. William Juhling and Miss
Katie Schafer were united in mar
riage on the evening Of the End inst,
Rev. Scott officiating. They were
serenaded in respectable manner
by our Band, and Willie "antied" up
like little man.
Mrs. 7. E. Embleton Of Coal Valley
is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. ].
Morrison at this place.
c. T. Shank, manager for the new
coal works, neur Raymond City, was
at home this week.
Ed. Hanna of Putnam county, is
here on visit.
Miss Julia Borgess., Of Syracuse, is
visiting at her brothers Mr.. T. n.
Borgess..
Miss Amanda Swain of Graham
Station is visiting friends here this
week.
Our sick reported last week are all
convalescing.
Mrs. Mary Humphrics who went
to Missouri from this place some
time ago has returned, and again
taken up her residence in this place.
We accidentHy ''drapped in" at a
Concert Of the Harmonic Glee Club"
of Mason City at that place on
Thursday evening. This Club dis
played much talent and are certain.
ly worthy Of the liberal patronage
which they received upon this &C.
casion.
The Hartford City Furnace put
up $4,000 bushels OF Salt in the
month of January.
MIR, A. Allen shipped another lot
of cattle to Cincinnati this week.
We are wondering if this keeps on
where is our beef to come from.
St. Valentines day is almost at
hand.
The. young folks of this place seem
to be having gay time these long
winter evenings.
Why not organize Mite or Lit
crary Society? or Singing Club?
Success to the Register CurRos.
Hickory FLATS lTEMs.-One would
think from the present prosperous
appearance of this community, that
it has not experienced very hard
times during the past year.
Our farmers are now turning their
attention to the preparation Of ground
for the future corn crop.
Cattle and stock of all kinds look
we'll for this season CT the year.
Why don't some good black. smith,
who wants to get rich, open up u
shop at the old Alexander Hoschar
stand, on the farm of John T. Brown.
Mr.. A. Z. Rainey, tenant on the
farm lately purchased by Mr.. P. c.
Eastman and brother, has put up a
new dwelling house; into which he
will movo soon.
Rev. Polling is holding a protract
ed nesting at the Eckard's Chapel
and is having much success, as We
learn.
Our schools are progressing salts
factorily, this winter.
The Hickory Chapel church build
ing, needs repairing badly.
SwEETBRIER.
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SAWYER WANTED.

l want a frst-class sawyer; will pay
good wages; none need apply except
frs'-class workmen. Apply soon to
H. Fry, Point Pleasant, W. Va. 2t.
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II saved His Life.

The hour 3 o'clock a. M; cramp collie the
trouble, but taking little Old Dominion
Whisky cured him. For sale ONLY by UU-
RIG 4 STocKuorr, Gallipolis, Ohio.
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Piclt.Ups.
Local news scarce.
Streets very muddy.

No Wheeling letter this week.
The scioto was taken off the Docks
Monday.
There are twelve cases of smallpox
in Huntington.
chas. II. Holloway, of tire steamer
Ohio. is In the city.
Stylish gloves have wrfnkled wrists
and are tan.colored.
Choice Clover and Timothy seed
for sale by B. Gilmore.
Next year Mason county will have
three delegates in the Legislature.
Rev. W. NJ. Weekly, Of New Haven,
made US q pleasant call on Monday.
Plenty Of snow and mud Saturday,
and the sleighs were taking it mixed.
Col. oliver A. Patton was in town
yesterday, attending to some legal
business.
Mr.. Geo. Brosins, of Gallipolis, Wis.
tied this place last Friday, and called
to see us.
We are sorry TO announce the i'll
ness Of John Z. Selbe, at his home
in this place.
There are at present five hundred
kegs of spikes on the wharfboat, for
the railroad company.
The case of J. B. Fisher, charged
with forgery is stils before the Court,
as VIC go to press.
Mr.. Kelly, contractor for the con-
struction of the bridge, has engaged
boarding at the Virginia House for
sixty hands.
Capt. Maddy was in town last
week. We understand he will have
charge Of the transportation of mater
ial for the bridge.
Mr.. Weller Eastman and family
have reached Mason county, and will
make their home here. We welcome
them back to their old home.
Jas. II. Couch, ST., Geo. S. Couch,
of Charleston, Judge Jas. W. Hoge,
of Winfield, and Thos. II. Harvey, of
Huntington, were in Court yester-
day.
Parties are expected here in a few
days to rent or buy the Foundry and
Machine Shops, on Kanawha, when
it will probably be put in running
order.
1t is an open secret that the Tele-
phone will soon make daily trips DO.
tween Gallipolis and Charleston,
leaving Gallipolis on arrival of the
evening train.
Cards are ous announcing the in
tended marriage, this evening of our
worthy friend Mr.. D. 9. Snyder to
Miss Matte A. Hall, at the residence
of Mrs. Monroe.
Ground hog day passed off quietly;
the hog saw his shadow and went
back in his hole for spring. which
will be here in six weeks; D. What
is Vennor willing
We were glad to see our old friend
W. W. Harper, of Hartford City, in
town Monday. He has been in Par
kershurg for some time, as juror at
the United States Court.
Capt. W. G. Whaley, a typo of
this place, started for Circleville,
Ohio, Monday morning, wherehe has
secured position on one of the pa.
pcrs of that city. He is first class
printer.
During the consideration of the
Pharmacist BILL in the Senate last
week, an amendment was adopted re-
curing intoxicating liquors to be
labeled with deaths head and cross
bones" A very proper label for some
Of the article sold.
1.-THE muses. kiss with lips of llame,"
says recent poet of the new order.
Then we are thankful that we are
not counting any of the muses. Just
now. We don't wish to have our best
winter moustache burned Of until
later in the season.
About one thousand kegs Of spikes
have been received here for the At
lantic and Northwestern Railroad.
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Our Tanner and Shoe Manufacture
.er, d. S. Snyder, calls your attention
to the fact that he pays the market
price for Hides, Bark, Sheep Pslts,
Tallow, &c. Sells all kinds Of Leath-
err, and makes to order out of best
material a good fit or no trade, Boots,
Shoes &C., at lowest prices. All
business will receive prompt and
careful attention. Tannery, No. G
East 18th St.; Shoe Shop No. 6S West
Main St. ian.1S-1y.
Rev. R. T. Bell, Presiding Elder OIL
the Wheeling District, will hold his
fourth and last quarterly conference
in Point Pleasant, on February 25th,
1882; the quarterly conference will
convene at 6 o'clock; preaching Sab
bath morning at II o'clock, after
which the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper, at Il o'clock p. M; Love
Feast preaching again at 8 o'clock
p m. and 7 o'clock, p, nj. As this i:
his last time with us in this District
| hope that our friends, white snG
coored, will give us a large attend
ance, and do the best they can for u.
in finances on this occasion.
d: D: JONES, Pastor in Charge.
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]. w. wOSrELDORFF.

Office in Paragon Drugstore, Mil Street.
ge1" Being Sdldried Agent, ! MAKE. no
CHARGE for SERVICE.
WRITE TO MEL will answer prompt.
", or call and see you personally.
aug.3l-ly.
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To Westcr'o En,igrG1ets

TOR Maps, Railroad Time Tables, Land
Z Circulars, Land Exploring Tickets,
Guides to the Mining Regions OF Califor-
mia, Colorado, Montana and Nevada; Low
est Rates on Household Goods, Enigrants'
and Miners Movables; and full and relia-
be nforniatiorrelsttre to Arkansas. Kan
sas, Texas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, The
Black Hills, and the Entire West, call on
or address
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SCHOOL REpoRr.-The following is
a report of Room a." Miss Ada Gil
more, Teacher, for the month ending
February 3rd, 1882:
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Hon; F. y. Kline, of Barboursville,
Son'ln.law OF Mrs. DR.. Maxon of this
city, has leased tho Kline House of
INC Point, and will keep hotel.-GaI:
lpolts journal.
All n mistake. The hotel is for
rent Mr.. Kline has only been look
ing after some improvements that
are now being made on the property.
\, Write to Mrs. Lydia i. Pinkham,
No. 23S Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets relative TO the
curative properties of her Vegetable
Compound i'll all female complaints.
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Women of the South.

A recent writer on the progress
that is making 10 The south gives ere
dit TO the women Of shAt section for
doing q great deal to reconstruct Sc
ciety for the better, their iabors con.
sisting in distributing reading matter,
informing the young Of bc.h sexes
on home and social duties under toe
changed conditions that prevail. This
is no more than was TO have been ex-
pecied. 1t is the natural reaction
from what seemed to us the bitter
uess OF tae women Of the south, but
which was a demonstration of the
intensity OF their convictions and
their devotion 10 the cause to which
those convictions easched them. The
women of the eouth and the women
OF the north fought the bsGtles OF their
sections against each other as ard
emily and as iarcsly as their hus-
bands. sons and brothers, and while
We will not say that they helped to
prolOng the conflict, il Is doubtless
that on each eide there vas aroused
a sustaining courage and enthusiasm
which could not have been depended
upon had the zeal and interests
Of toe women been less. The women
of Carthage gave their luxuriant hair
TO make bowctEings 10 wing the shafts
of death to the foe. The women of
the south would have done that, end
then yielded their hearts blood N
addition had the sacrifice been de-
manded of them. In their siugleness
Of purpose they did not yield to the
stern logic OF events so readily as
those who had borne arms. Their
simple faith withssood the fact of sur
render after the formal act of capitu-
lAtion had been consummsted. Had
It been the women of the north who
we're asked to give up that for which
their very souls were enlisted. il
would have been the same with them.
Now that the sacrifice has been
made. however, the women OF the
south are proving as potent factors in
peace as they were N war. Pacifca-
ton and prosperity have come back
and the daughters of the new south
are as jealous in stimulating the new
and better forces st work as were the
daughters OF the old south in feeding
the lame OF hate that drove their
champions with terrible energy into
the shock OF battle. II the women
OF the south have taken hold in
earnest the work of reorganization
and regeneration the future welfare
of that section is assured. Thev car
make Il what they vii, and their will
embodies the noblest impulses 81
their section at .hs present time.
Boston Post. b.
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HAROLD.
By GssKE1L.

rhe summer sun brightly, On armoF and
shield,
Shone On psnop'ied warnorse, on bravery
fought field;
Where Christian and Mosleu contend
ing for God,
q ct death without puImurs, lay prone
on the sod;
That eli crimson II life blood, Oil blush
ing and red,
Was strewn with the wounded, With
thousands Of dead,
As wild vail Of anguish upIose DER he
cheers,
That lgreeied the victors, Joy mingled
with tears.
The rosy morn greeted told. martial ar
ray,
Shone DER fuitering penno-s, Ger ban
ner's display;
And fam,d barOns naughty. in scarlet
and gold,
In glittelitg armor, IN vSloF grown
bold
With footmsn. with horsemsn, with
squire snd With knight,
In csuse Of Jehovah, led on 10 the fight;
While miired priest cLanted the praise
OF the Lord,
as be. smOte down dark pagan with axe
and with sword.
EscL army advanced like wild wave 90
the rock.
Met in mad, fierce career, reeled back
from the shock;
While Wsr-hOrse and rider, IN melee
O'erthrown,
mid flashing of sword-blsdes. was
desth's harvest Gown;
Bright lance. heads were dimmed, IS the
thirsty earth drank
The liie-howipg current Of rank sftel
rank;
Steel rang upon steel, on crest and OF
shield,
Each battled right nobly, disdsiBiDg t.
yield.
All mid the fierce struggle, welding
lance and keen blade,
Where mighty ones fell and brave heart
were arTsJed,
| Young Hsrold advanced at the call o
his chief,
Il ost eager to succor and extend kline
relief
Though young, he'd been tried where'e
honor led,
And often for beauty and friendship hat
bled;
That the far away, in grand home Of he
sire,
Might blush not to wed him when mad
his devoir.
Proud besuty desth spares not, 10
courage, nor fame,
1 To him ere all stations, vice or virtues
the same;
No walls can Withstand, nor can dis
lance disaTm.
GrOans, nor tears, e'er avert vengefu
blow Of his arm,
Nor could love, fondly felt, protect TIL
brave hssrt
| or young Harold, the fearless, from
Saracen's dart,
And as rang forth glad shouts, for gres
victory won,
The young hero fell lifeless, nor fell b
alone.
And in the strong castle, awSy OF tn
Rhine,
The maiden sits waiting. long years vii
she pine;
And sadly will wonder, why absent S,
long,
The loved Of he- choice-all bsnisheC
her song
Till some day VIXEN dreaming, grown
weary and old,
To her will sad tale of his dying be told
How he fell bravely battling in cause 0
his God,
Her name his last word as he sank on tn
sod.
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FTlERRITORIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
wan ed.
e0FOo A GOOD HOUSE OF NINE
% w r0ous, oath room and clos .tE
pump 10 house. well finished, painted aud
grained. hail. etc wei Az nged house
for one large or Two small families. Third
Res street. close 50 car line so square RODS
ofgfound
&ROOO TWO GOOD HOUSES AND
POOOO' lot in the Eighth Ward, Good
land; plenty Of sbada; hydrant wafer close to
business iu an eligible ocality on First East
street. Room 10 build more good houses on
the lot.
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IS. pIMKHAN1Is
aPosItlve cue


for I'll these PairraiI Complaints and WeRknesae
sOcOmmOn 70 our beat female population.
ItuiI cure entirely the wort form OF Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcer
ton, Falling and Dlsplocenenss and tho consequen
Spinal Weakness and lie particularly adapted to the
Change OF Life.
It viii dissolve and eEpel tumors from the uterus II
an early stage OF development. Tho tendency to can
cerous humors there's checked very speedily by its use
It removes fantness fatulency, destroysan craving
for stimulants and relieves weakness OF tho stomach
It cures Bioating Headaches, Nervous Prostitution
General Debility, seeplessness. Depression and lndi-
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and baeache Is always permanently cured by Its use
1t will at all times and under oil circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints OF either sex this
Compound IS unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKITAM's VEGETABLE co
POUNDS prepared at 23s and 2s5 Western Aven
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottlesfor IS. Sent byn
In the form OF pills, also In the form OF lczenges
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkh
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for pam
lat Address as above Mention this Paper.
10 family should be without LYDIA Z. PINKHAA
LIVER Pills. They cure constipation, bllicusn0
ana torpIdity Of the liver. Is cents per box.
Rz- Sold by ala Druggists. ia
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TRANCE.
Il RUE De CAaBROL, PARIS.
CONDITIONS /:

= Commission Of 2H per cent. against
Bank Draft payable On delivery Of Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
Of Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All TraSe and Cash Discounts con-
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments,
The Agency representa-, Buys aud Sells
for Firms.
Every branch of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
solicited.
Price List on application.
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s. W DARRE. VIZ. FULLER
). W. DARKE & CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money LOaning

E5-Caii a. our omso and see ota e. proper
tios. as TINS - net oae-haf Of our list 81
hcusss. buiding lots and farms.
nN-pr1se-fv IS 30 active demand and Is
bound TO Increase 10 value rapidly.
ns- 10 bsss facilities for making coldc-
tions, locsl @ lo-1iga. Returns promptly
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For Rent.

Sl2 Fer roomsd house and summer
kitchen, on Brigham street.
$50 House Of six rooms, block and a half
east from Cliff House. Can be leased for >
year at SIS.
Two good furnished rooms in the 9TH Ward.
Ss5. Five roomed house, ", next door
north Of Catholic Church, Second East
street.
A house OF seventeen rooms and CELLAR. haIls
ana every convenience for q hotel one block
rom dam street. Is placed at a low figure.
considerable fixtures can be bought cheap
% a month.
Office: 80 Main Street.