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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-22

The telegraphers in their strng-
Gle with the Western Union Tel
egraph Company have the univer-
sal sympathy Of the public. This
company is ono Of the most ra-
pacious aud contemplate corpor-
atoms in the United States. Glut-
ted to bursting upon the enormous
earnings Of its constantly watered
stock, it continues to reduce the
pay of its employees in inverse
ratio to its ever increasing gains.
According to its last report (which
probably was an UNDERESTIMATE it
earned oneD million dollars in fif-
teen days. The figures represent
its net profit. While doing double
the business and earning double
the money it did five years ago, it
has reduced the wages of its en-
ployes rs per cent. It is not to be
wondered at that seventeen thou
sand men, most of whom perform
skilled labor ten hours q day for
seven days in the week at sn aver
age of less than 500 month,
raise q protest against this outrage.
While paying low rate Of COM
pensation for skilled labor, the
company charges tho most ex.
orbitant price for its services to the
public: This is what gives the
striking operators the sympathy Of
the business community all over
the country. It is evident to any
one who will read the reports now
coming over the wires that they
are colored in the interests OF the
company. The strikers are getting
aid and sympathy from every quar-
ter. Now would be good time
for q rlval company to step into the
field and grapple with the Western
Union. If the newspapers and
business men of each city would
contribute ten per cent. of what
they pay yearly for the services Of
the Western Union Company a new
line could be started which would
in time wipe out the cd company.
The press of the United States
alone pays out each year more than
enough to start new line as far
reaching and wide spread as the
Western Union. The slow going,
insolent, high-priced company has
made enough money, has reached a
point where it has about fathomed
its usefulness. 1t is time for
fresher, better and more so ahead
company to take its place. The
monopoly, in spite of its assumed
confidence in itself. is badly dis
tressed, yet so long as the country
is full If miserable scrubs who will
rush in and take the places of
strikers on half pay the outlook for
the strikers is full of doubt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-22
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

II ~ i u
1.-The Second Judicial District Of the
state Of Nevada, in and for the county
of Ormsby.- In the matter of the estate
OF Peter tavanaugh, deceased .-Pur-
suant to an order Of said Court, made
on the l4th day Of July. 1888, notice is
hereby given that Saturday, the 18th
dag of July, A. d. 1888, at ten O'Clock OF
said day lat the Courtroom of said Court,
at the Courthouse in Carson City .O,ms-
by county, state of Nevada, has been
appointed as the time and place for prov
ing The will of said Peter Cavanaugh'
deceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton of Peter Cavanaugh, IT., for the is
suance to him of letters testamentary.
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
81. D. HATCH, Clerk.
July ii; 1888. 1w
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MoPtEaGes.

The Reno Plaindealer has the
following words Of wisdom on
mortgages:
A cyclone may blow down the
farmhouse. and food may sweep
away the crops, but they never
destroy the mortgage.
Tho mortgage 10 the great har-
vester which takes the crop while
farmer does the work.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-22

A full tslegraphic stock report
Ne received here vest .rday for the
first time sincs the operatozs strike
began.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-22
Groceries.

Persons wanting good and cheap fam
ily groceries will find Il 70 their advant-
ct Cheeney's old stand. Tor family sup.
plies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-22
TELEGRAPHIC.


1A0 1AAbA6AASD'
CHICAGO, July 20. - Knight
Templars from the interior cities
arc now passing through this city
almost daily on their way to San
Francisco to attend the Trisnnial
Conclave. Yesterday Grand Mas
ter Louis F. Reed Of Ripon, Wis,
and W. H. Taylor of Fond du Lac.
passed through the city. and forty
three members of the following
Wisconsin Communicates have Sc
cured their certificates for the
journey Racine, GAINESVILLE, Fort
Winnebsgo, Oshkosh. Berlin, St.
Croix, Macoy, Fond du Lac, Spar
to, Green Bay, Wisconsin No. l,
Milwaukee. st. John Commapdsry
No. 5, and Milwaukee. This simply
represents the advance guard OF
the Wisconsin Knights. who will
make the trip. The California ex-
cursion trains are to run from Mil
waukee to Chicago, and will carry
. number who have not yet secured
certificates.
San Francisco Items.
SAN Francisco, July 21.-Augus-
tus Bellmer shot and killed John
Kelly yeiterday morning. Both
men had beee on o carouse all the
night previous. They returned to
Bellmere's house to sleep, and dur
ing drunken wrangie between
them Bellmere's interfered. Kelly
called her vile names, whereupon
Bellmere took a revolver and shot
him through the heart, killing him
instantly. Bellmere proceeded to
the police station where he snrrend
cred.
The commission having in charge
the investigation of the steamer
Pilot disaster, report the calamity
due to the negligence of Engineer
Crawford, who allowed his boiler
to become overheated for want of
sufficient water. Crawford has
been suspended for five years.
Three Men SuHoeated in . Well
Tucson, July 19.-Considerable
excl ement was created here this
morning by the announcement that
Luceine Lelaga and his two sons.
aged respectively 20 and D years,
had been sutfocated in an old we'll
on Meyers street. TIE we'll had
net been used for about six mOdths
and they went down to clean it ont.
It is supposed that the we'll was full
of ca.bonic acid gas. It was some
time before the bodies we're recov-
cred, and when brought to the sur
face life was extinct. The elder
Lelaga leaves a wife and three
children. One son leaves a wife
and one child.
The Lockout OF Cigar Makers.
New YORK, July 20.-The lock-
out Of 10000 employees of fifteen
cigar.manuiacturing firms virtually
began yesterday morning. The
employees understood Wednesday
night that they would find locked
doors if they attempted to return to
work yesterday. The locsout was
accepted by all workmen as settled,
and q solemn fact only to be dis
solved by action either Of the Cigar
Manufacturers Union on the one
hand, or the Progressive Union on
the other. No compromise between
these representative bodies was
even talked Of as possible.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-22
BIDS FOR WOOD.

EIvHE BOARD OF SCHOOL
L TRUSTEES Of the county Of Orms-
by arc new prepared to receive propo.
sails for
20 Cords Of Yellow Pine Wood,
To be delivered in this city on or before
August !, 1858.
said wood must be cut or sawed in
lengths Of four feet or sawed In lengths
for the stove. For further particulars
apply to George B. Webb, Clerk Of the
Board. 70 whom all proposals must be
addressed. tyl5
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Come into town early. Secure your
positions to see the grand, free $780,
COO Novelty Street Parade! Which
will be an exceptional innO-
vation on the Old-fashiOned Show
Parade Of the past.
Fifty Cages! Each one a study in
itself. Is Colossal Sun-hriGht
ChariO.s, IS Separate Bands,
Troupe of COlored Jubilee
Singers. one hundred
Shetland Ponies.
$4,000 Steam Musical Orpheades Of
Wagnerian Conception. equal 10
eighty skilled musicians.
The Car Of Juggarnaut! With its
chime Of silver bells. a moving
glass palace. TIE Mighty
Calliope!' A mass OF
carving and gold.
A Few Of Our Leading Features.
Novelties ana ap. ciaiti,s:
ZENOBIA! Hurled 200 feet across
the tent by Ancient ROme's
terrific war engine, the
Gaia P U L t!
ELEPHANTTNE HORSE.the largest
on the Western Continent.
ZELA! Fired from cannon loaded
with real powder across
the canvas!
AIDA, dives headforemost 100 feet
from the dome Of the canvas
to the ground below!
lola, the Female B,on1in, on a
frail wire 60 feet nigh, in Won
drous performances upon
a Velocipede
THE GIANT OK, larger than an
Elephant $4,000 Drove OF
Giant Giratfes!
DORA! Who went through the ter
rible ordeal Of six months Tat
tooing while captive in the
hands Of the Fejees.
MILE ELLA cola walks blind
folded on = A-iDch wire, on stiits,
one hundred feet above the
heads of thousands!
THE UNICORN. with three separate
horns and three distinct eyes!
BABY ELEPHANTS 2H feet high. |
Herd Of Monster Elephants Of all
ages, eizes and species.
3--CjrcuSeS in ; RingS--3
At one and the same time, requiring
and using
80 Male E Female Artists 80
and Female Riders--30
fO-Acrobats and Gymnasts--4O
,0--speciaity & Aerial Artists-2O
E3Cheap rates on ali Railroads
ending into Carson. july22 |
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

LIST day Of March, 1883, and having been
required by said John J. Fowler, assign.
&c, as aforesaid, l shall on the 9TH day OF
July, 1883, at the Front door Of the
Court House Of Mason County, West
Virginia, proceed To sell BY way Of pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, all Of
that tract or parcel OF land situate in said
county and known as part Of the Mechan
tract Of land Of which Harriet MuChir,
died seized and possessed, and designa.
ted In the Report OF the Commissioners
appointed to partition said land, as Lot
No. Z, and boundedas follows, tO.wit:-
Beginning at q stone pile in COx's line
corner to George Il. W. Fowler, thence
s. 3SI0 ". 257pOles to Il stone pile, thence
s. 5O0 e. Is poles to a stake, thence n, 30'
c, 2SS poles TO u stake and white oak,
thence go @. 81 poles to a stake corner
10 Mariah V. Winkley, thence with q
part Of her line n. $50 G. 81 poles to a
dogwoOd corner to q. Il. W. Fowler,
thence with his line 80 ". ll2 poles to
the place Of beginning, estimated to con.
tain 100 acres, and fully described in
said trust deed.
TERMS or SALE Cash as to so much
Of the proceeds rs will be necessary to
pay the expenses Of executing said trust
and one hundred dollars with legal in.
terest thereon from the lst day Of March,
1888, and Us to the residue upon u credit
to correspond with the dates at which
the notes will fall due.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
may3O-lw,
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The New York Times, tho great
Republican organ, is red hot over
the Star Route verdict, and in
speaking thereof, says:
at is going to be very hard work
for the Republican party to elect
its candidate for President next
year. Protection won't elect him.
The putting down of the rebellion
twenty years ago won't elect him.
While the eminent leaders Of the
grand old party are pointing with
pride 10 American workmen and
battle.scarred veterans marching
side by side in the front rank, a
watchful and pitiless enemy will
call public attention TO the gang Of
rascals in the tail of the procession,
turn the rascals ont is to be the
war cry Of the Democrats next sum.
mer. This does not mean merely
the proved, though yet unbrand.
ed rascals. 1t means you, PrGsi.
dent Arthur you, Secretary Folger
you, Secretary Chandler; you, Mr.
Hatton, II means turn out every
body who is now IN"
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and lands, praying for a consttuc.
ton Of said will and q sale Of the
property devised 70 complain.
ants, and distribution Of the pro.
ceeds Of tile sale. The defendants
in their answers deny that the
copy Of the will fled is the true
copy Of the will Of said tes!ator,
and, also, deny that the complain.
ant, Robert N. Hall, was entitled
to any interest in said estates un-
der said will, and claim that the
defendants are entitled to compen.
sation for said improvements.
The following decision was rem.
dered by the Court, there being
present the bar 10 full force, and
many Of our citizen.
"lst. That the copy Of the will
fled, with the papers was a true
copy of said will, and also Of said
deeds.
"2d. That under said will, com.
plainant, Robert Hall, took an
equal interest with the other liga-
tees named 10 the will. i
"Sd. That compliments having
come into q court Of equity for q
construction Of said will, and for
the enforcement Of their rights un.
der said will, against the personal
representative and the defendants
in possession, they must be govern.
ed by The maxim Of equity, that
he who asks equity must do equi.
ty, and in order TO participate in
the benefits Of the improvements
they must bear their proportion of
the costs Of the improvements"
II is thought that the Hall heirs
will recover from the defendants
from eight to ten thousand dollars.
1.-THE Robert Hall spoken Of
above is a well known citizen of
Putnam county.-ED.7
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NOTICE.
HARTFORD CRY, W. Va.
L.. Oh tpon

@N~Nt
A TIA General Meeting Of the Stockhol,
Il ders Of the Union Salt Company
held ut Hartford City, West Virginia, on
the LIST day Of June, 1888, all the Stock
Of said Company being represented and
voted unanimously for the following
Resolutions
"RcOlred, That tho business OF Union
Salt Company be discontinued, and that
the President thereof certify this Reso
luton to the Secretary OF State Of West
Virginia, and that due notice thereof bt
published six consecutive weeks in the
Point Pleasant REGISTER, q newspaper
published in Mason County, West vir.
'gtnia,
"ReSolnd, That all the property Of said
Corporation be devoted To the payment
Of the debts and liabilities of said Cor
poration according to law.
"ReSolrod, That George W. MoredocE
take possession Of the whole property o
the Corporation, and settle all the out
standing business Of the same, with full
power to dispose Of the property Of the
Corporation, both real and personal, ant
to transfer and convey the same for the
purpose Of paying the debts and liabili
ties OF the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, II any, amongst the Stock
holders according to their several inter
ests; but in making such sales and settle
ments the said George W. Moredock Il
authorized to continue tho business Of
said Corporation pending such settle
ments, and to use the Corporate namt
in settling the affairs OF said Company.
q. w. M0RED0CK, President.
NJ. G. BuLKELY, Secretary.
june l3-Gw.
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NOTICE.
HARTFORD CRY, W. Va,
June ID. 1883.

A tn General Meeting OF the Stockhol
n. drrs Of the Hartford City Coal ant
Salt Company, held ut the Company't
office in Hartford City, Mason County
West Virginia, on tho lot day OF June
1883, majority OF the Stock being rep
resented andy0ting unanimously Tor thu
following Resolutions:
"Rcaired, That the business Of thu
Hartford City Coal and Salt Compan,
be discontinued, and that tho Presiden
thereof certify this Resolution under thu
Corporate Seal Of said Company to tn,
Secretary Of State Of West Virginia, anC
that due notice be published six consec
utive weeks in the Point Pleasant REG
lsrER, a newspaper published in Mason
County, West Virginia.
"RcSOlred, That all the property o
said Corporation be devoted to tie pay
ment Of the debts and liabilities Of the
said Corporation according 10 low.
"RcSoiCed, That George W. MoredoCE
take possession Of the whole property o.
the Corporation and settle the outStand
ing business Of the same, with full pow,
or TO dispose OF the property Of the Cor
poratiOn, both real and personal, and tC
transfer and convey the same for the
purpose Of paying the debts and liabili
ties OF the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, If any, amongst the Stock
holders according to their several inter
ests; but in making such settlements the
said George W. MoredoCk is authorized
to continue the business Of said Corpor'
alton pending such settlements, and tc
use the Corporate name in settling the
affairs OF said Company.
G. W. M0RED0CK, President.
NJ. G. BuLEELY, Secretary.
june l3-5W.
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Advertisement for Bids for
Poor Practice Of Mason

Advertisement for Bids for
Poor Practice Of Mason
County.
T0HE County Court deeming 1t to the
best interest OF the county to let out
the practice Of medicine and surgery
upon the Paupers Of the county to the
lowest and best bidder, notice Is hereby
given that bids for the same for the
county or by one or more districts will
be received on or before the ID day OF
July next, at IL o'clock noon, at the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court.
AL bids to be in writing, sealed, and to
be opened in the presence Of tho Court,
stating the District or districts bid for
and the amount for which the bidder
will treat the paupers thereof with med.
ical and surgical aid and furnish 10 them
all necessary medicines for one year
from July I'd, 1883. Bids from Robinson
District TO embrace the Infrmary praC.
tiCe. The Court reserves the right To
reject any or all bids. Bond with good
security will be required, OF each sue.
cessiul bidder. TESTE:
j. P. r, B. SMITH, Clerk.
Gazette copy and charge to County. ]
June lS-iw.
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LnaAn NOTICES.
commissioners Notice.
A. Albany, Administrator Of the estate
Of George 9. Mcdaniel, deceased.
Ellen Mcdaniel, ct. ais.
L. Tl,no,,,,,

In ChanCery.
DARTlES in the above named suit,
l. will take notice that pursuant 10 q
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Mason
county, West Virginia, rendered on the
Sth day Of May, 1883, I will on the 2Sth
day OF June, 1888, ut my office in the
town OF Point Pleasant, in said county
proceed to take, state and report an &C.
count showing:
First-WhNt real estate George O. Nc.
Daniel died seized and possessed Of, il
any, and his title thereto.
Second-ThG liens thereon, the nm.
cunt thereof, and their priorittes,
Third-The amount Of Indebtedness
Of the estate Of the said George @. Nc.
Daniel, deceased, TO whom indebted and
the amount due and owing each creditor,
Fourth'-ThAt no make settlement
with tho administrator Of the said Geo,
Q. Mcdaniel, Of his administration nc.
count.
Fiith-That he report any other mat.
ter that he may deem pertinent, or that
either party may require.
And II from any cause the taking oil
said account should not DO commenced
on that day, or beingcommenced should
not DO completed on that day, tho taking
OF the same will DO adjourned from time
to time and day to day until completed,
Given under my hund rs Commission.
or OF sud Court this 2Stl day Of May,
1883. JNO. u. TfNINIS.
june B-lw. u Commissioner
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TRUST SALE.

TN pursuance Of the terms and provis.
l ions Of q certain deed Of trust bear.
ing date the LIST day Of March, 1881, and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Mason County, West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book, No. s, pa.
ges 2S7 and 2Ss, executed BY Joseph w.
johnson and ROsana johnson, his wife,
and Francis l.. COlvin to the undersign.
cd, Trustee, to secure to Ann Fowler tho
payment Of nine joint AMI several prom.
issory notes bearing even date Herewith,
executed by the said Joseph W. John
son and Francis l.. Colvin, and payable
to the said Ann Fowler, or order, on OF
before the lst days Of March, 1859, 1883
1854, 1885, 1856, 1887, lSSS, 1889 and
1890. and the said Ann Fowler having
assigned said notes to John j. Fowler,
and deIanlt having been made in. the
payment Of tue note falling due on the
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TRUsTEEs sAIE
Foundry and Machine Shop
Point Pleasant, ". Va.

pY virtue oftwo deedsof trnst execu.
Id ted by James Bingham and Sarah
Bingham, his vile, George W. Higgins
and Lizzie B. Huggins. his wife, to the
undersigned II. K. Howard, Trustee,
each bearing date on the 22d day Of
June, 1852 one Of which deeds Of trust
and which Is recorded in Trust Deed
Book No. 6, iolios 2TS, &c, Is to secure
the payment Of twelve several notes
each for the sum Of SS41.6e3 with inter.
est from their date, four Of which said
notes are payable to the order Of T.
Stribling, in one, two, three and four
years, respectively from their date; four
other Of sud notes are payable to the
order Of Q, r. 7. Moore IN one, two,
three and four years respectively from
their date, and the other four Of said
notes are payable to the order Of John
g. Stortz in one, two, three and four
years respectively from date, and all Of
eaid notes bearing date on the 22d day Of
June, 1882; and the other deed Of trust
Is to secure the paymentot four several
notes, each for the sum OF S225.00, bear.
ing interest from date and each payable
TO the order Of G, Shrewsbury, In one,
two, three and four years respectively
from date, and all Of said notes bearing
date on the I'D day Of June, 1882, and
default having been made in the pay.
ment Of all OF said notes that were due
and payable in one year from date, to.
gether with the interest thereon, and be.
ing required by the owners and holders
OF said notes so to do, | shall as such
trustee In the two several deeds Of trust
us aforesaid, proceed to sell at public
auction, at the front door Of the Court
House Of Mason county, West Virginia,
on Saturday, the 2Sth day Of
July. 1883, at II o'clock a. M, the
property conveyed BY said deeds Of
trust, or so much thereof as may be nee.
esssary to pay of and discharge the said
several notes. The property consists OF
a lot ofland situated in the town Of Point
Pleasant, Mason county, West Virginia,
and known as a part OF lot No. ! in the
4th tier Of tho lots OF Point Pleasant, on
which there is a two story machine shop,
q foundry, blacksmith shop n good
dwelling house, lathes, planes, drills,
blacksmith tools, shafting, pulleys, scales,
vises, engine and boilers, and all Of the
machinery and tools in the said ma.
chine shop and foundry, and for q more
full and complete description and list
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Creditors Notice,


RIO the Creditors Of George Mcdaniel,
/ deceased: In pursuance Of a decree
Of the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Mason, made in cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate OF tho said
George g. Mcdaniel, deceased, 10 the
payment Of his debts, you are required
10 present your claims against the estate
OF the said George @. Mcdaniel, deceas.
cd, for adjudication to to John Z, 'rimms,
Commissioner, at his office in the said
county, on or before the 2Sth day Of
June, 1883,
Witness Chas. B. Waggener, Clerk oil
said Court, this 2Sth day Of May, 1883.
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
june SOW.