The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-03

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A Cthiora Casa curious case
of tiarriage and inheritance is on
trial before n Referee, in New York
City, in which Gallipolis parties Ok.
urs freely. Ellis Fl. Elias died in
Ne* York City some years ago leay-
ing an estate estimated at sl00G00,
and a woman named Maggie Elias,
who claims to be his widow. fshe
is his widow, she gets the whole ess
tate, il not II sdigidedbetween Mrs,
Jane =. Burns, If this city, and her
brothers. The question before the
Referee is whether Ellis gasmarried
TO Maggie, who il, as shown by the
teitimcny already produced, the
daughter Of the late police officer
ehumley, Of Cincinnati, that Col.
snellbaker recently killed. 1lhetes.
timony gees TO showFthst Ellis lived
lthree years with Maggie as Ills wife.
and introduced her as such. One
lwitnessswore that lie heard VIM. NJ.
Elias admit that Maggie was Ellis
Iwife, and heard Richard II, Elias
ichildren cali her Aunt Maggie.
Richard ~ Elias admitted tfiat he
andlhis wife'slood upw with ElIisandj
4 Maggie ~ the marriage Of their
brother William, and that William,
and his wife lived with Ellis and
Maggie four months. Maggie does
mot asseftt that sheswas married Ibyai
Emihistetl butsays sheand EllisstoodI
ltup together On an Ohio steambnat
and agreed toll etnan andwiie.- Gal.
4 iipOiis JotirDas
Should thesR Referee decidsin favor.
,Iofsthe Elias heirs Me. Jane Burns,
Epf MERGERS Bottom, will inherit tie
share finer btothst, Henty b Elias,
assbis principal devisee under his
Twill. There MAS d cont about his
VII! but lthessuit was decided Mrs
Burns favor atG atlipolislas tspfins.
Her counsel from this place were
Messrs. Msnager & Hoggj and Tom.
llinssn 9 Polslsy tor defendants.
DIED December l4lh, 1882 infant
Ison ofsJ. B. and. N. %! Clendenin,
Jagged i ysarand 2 days. .ss,5 4. sS
HisstaS earth has been short,
Hand q sufferer only q few.dass. May
4thoss thatare left behind Hive othat
they may meet him in thar heaven:
lily land, TO part nomore.
1 Weglye with alloursoul, 0sLord,
The child Thy love hath Ssnatclied away.
On earth we; could not have himliye,
II With US We Would not have him stay.
4 WealEliyetor Jesus, sake;
L Aud shall we grieve 10 part with oneF
I No, it'a wish could call him back
We would not have our darling one.
III W. 80. !. =. ,ifits!l y
Secretary stalnaker on Saturday.
Issued a certificate Of incorporation
tothe Glenelkl Company, Of 8Chatles
ton, which proposes tomine coal and
ores aud do,a general nlfacturing
business b B knight u Smith,
I.WS Quarter Cora Quarter and
Walter Brooks are the incorporates
Upto this time ostepshaye.been
takshto procure for thetoRas proper
Gre apparatus The recent heavy
|lossiby Gre Il. this place ought to Be'
a powerful sargnmeatst to induce the
Council TO do something to protect
the property ,fthe citizens.
John D! Lewis oneofthe pioneers
IF Kanawha county, died:a5 few days
ago, agedSiS years. He was largely
identified with The business interests
Of KanaR ! county n.y.
small:poxshas again made It's ap.
pearance at Huntington. Theyihaye
ihada serious time with this disease
for Che. pas. year two
There gill5be Institute held al
Beech Hill, for Che benefit Of the
teachers Of lArbuckle District, on, Sat.
urday, the 18thfinstI, alto cclockia,
m. Also, oae az Van iNatre's school
house, in Robinson District, on Sat:
urday, the 0thiinst Alfulls atteAd.
ance is expected. .!as,5il " l u,
With ourpresent railroad and the
certain completion ofone or two
more, ina very short period III time,
what isltohinder ourtowli from be.
coming place IF nglsrcial and
m q. Importance etslli
We are requested toaunounce that
there win bea supperg given Moses
Chapel, in Hannah District, January
18th, 1883, for the benefit Of che. Pas.
tor Rev. John Martin. Eyerybodyis
invited.