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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-04
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Town Property,

by virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed
u to the undersigned as Trustee, on
the 10Th day Of September, 1878, by
Henry CapCll0rt, and recorded in The
Clerk Office Of the CountyCuurt OF Ma
son County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No. ., page l3j, tosccure the
payment OF one note for the SUN Of
Three Hundred and Fifty $3.50 Dollars
with interest thereon from date, puyN.
hle in two years from the 10Th day Of
September, 1873, to John NJ. Seigrist,
signed by said Henry Capchart, and de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF said note and its interest, and the hUl.
der OF said note requiring him to do so,
the undersigned viii offer iOr salc at the
front door q the Court House, OF said
County, on the lith day OF July, 1883,
by way OF public auction, tho following
described real estate, situate in the town
OF New Haven, in said County. lots Nos,
!, >, and 4, in block as shown ON the
plat OF said town, aud also one lot on
Pike Street, numbered ., said lots being
jOxlOO feet in size.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
The above sale will DO made subject
to the dover right Of the widow OF said
Henry Cupehart.
J,W. MILLER, Trustee.
june 49, lw,
The above sale will take place at New
Haven on the day mentioned, instead Of
ut the Court House door, and the terms
Of sale will be onc.hali cash, and the res.
idue Oh u credit OF twelve months.
j. W. MILLER.
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Judge Jere Black, that veteran
statesman, and sound Democrat,
thus defines the Constitution:
1.-THE ConstituLion--what is it?
The self.imposcd restraint Of free
Democracy upon its own political
action, whereby the power Of the
Government is limited, and the
equal rights of all the people pro.
tectGd. Shall it be oheyed2 On
such a question what argument,
pro or con, can yon or /, or any.
body makG2 TO a patriot the duty
of defending it is too plain to be
enforced by words, and tho greedy
monopolist or the scuryy politi
clan drivels like an lido! when he
tries to give reasons for violating
it.
Nevertheless, it is constantly
disregurdsdby those who swear to
observe it. The interests Of a class
are stronger than the rights of the
people. Stafford, the Minister Of
Charles the First, impudenlly de.
clarod that the little finger Of The
King was heavier than the loins of
the law. MOnOnolv is King in this
country, and needs beheading worse
than the most perfdious Of Eng
fish monarchs Its excessive and
Iawless taxation Of land and labor
is more intoleruble than anything
the civilized world has seen since
the outbreak of the first French
revolution.
"What is the remedy? Not the
enforcement of the Constitution
and laws which command what is
right and prohibit what is wrong;
for that cannot be effected without
officers that are faithful; MS it is,
our Governors do not govern and
our Legislators laugh in your face
when you tell them Of their oaths.
Shall we turn them out and fill
their places with true mon? That
is easier said than done. Monop.
oily has methods of debauching
party leaders, cheating voters, and
deceiYing the very elect, which
perpotually defeat our hopes Of
honest government II the power
of the corporations increase a little
moro they can put their worst
rascal into the highest Office as
easily az Caligula's horse was elect.
ed Consul by the people of Rome"
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John a. Gibbons q this place Is
named as q Republican candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney he Dc.
serves tho nomination az his par.
ty's hands, for he has been the life
Of the party in this county, and
without him the party would.be IN
a bad state Of organization to-day.
Besides, he is very popular, and
there is some satisfaction in defeat.
ing q popular man with the Dem
ocratic nominee.
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Credito,ns Yotice

no the Creditors OF George Mcdaniel,
i deceased: Iu pursuance OF a decree
Of the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Mason, made in u cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate Of thO said
George Q. Mcdaniel, deceased, to the
payment OF his debts, you arc required
to present your claims against the estate
OF the said George o. Mcdaniel, deceas.
cd, for adjudication to to John n limms
Commissioner, at his. Office in the said
comfy, on or before the 18th day o.
June, 1883,
Witness Chas. h Waggcncr. Clerk Of
said Court, this 2Slh layo of Nav lSS3.
CllAs, y. WAGGENER, Clerk.
june j-Gw.
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TRUST SALE

I N pursuance Of the terms and fis.
j Ions Of a ceriain deed Of ttus bear
ing date the lst day Of June, 1881 md
recorded III the Clerks Office lie
County Court Of Mason County IVES.
Virginia, IN Trust Deed Book, No. j. X.
ges $50, de-, executed byJ W. Johnson
and Roslna johnson, his wife aud
aud Solomon Colyin and Mary Ann Col
yin, his wife, 70 the undersigned T1ls-
Zee, tosecuSe 70 George w. i. Ftgler
the payment u eleven prOmisa0Is hOtes
bearing Yen date therewiill, tn Of
which n0ie were for one inhdr doll.
ans each, and the remaining one iFsix.
ty.iour dollars, all Of which note bore
interest from date, ant were lsable
respectively on the first days 81 june,
1882, 1883, 1881, 1885, 1885,, 1885,, 1888,
1889, 1880. 1901 and lSl9, all oi Which
notes were executed by the said W.
johnson and Solomon COlyin and are
payable to thesaid tieOrgeE L. w. Fowler,
and default having been made the
payment oithe sRih note falling die on
LIST day Of June 1889, and having been
required By the said George L WtF0w.
Ter, ! shall OIL tile 18th day Of July $50,
at the front door Of tile Court House Of
Mason County, West Virginia, proceed
10 sell by way VI public auction, u the
highest bidder, all Of that truct 81 par
Gel Of land situated in said County and
known Ns portion Of the Machir tract,
which was u part OF the estate Of Harri-
ct Machir, deceased, situated ON Tie va.
tiers OF the Kanawha Sixteen Mile Greek
and designated in the Report 81 the
Commissioner fled in the sllitih Which
said estate was partiiiOncd us lot 10. 5,
containing l04 acres, and 40 poles and
which tract OF land Is more fully dos.
cribed in said deed Of trust recorded rs
aforesaid, to which trust deed reierenCc
is made for the metcs and bound here.
Ibf. 49,
TERMS or SALE-Cash as to s. much Of
the proceeds rs will be necessary TO pay
The expense Of executing said trust and
one hundred dollars with Legal interest
thereon from the lst day Of June, 1881,
and as to the residue upon a credit 10
correspond with the dates NJ which the
remaining notes viii fall dl.
JOHN W.. ENGLISH, Trustee,
july4-iw,
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G. Il o. Mainline trains run by Wash
ington time; Lexington Division by Coli
umbus time.
No /, daily except Sunday, Richm ond
to White Sulphur; daily except Saturday
west Of White sulphur.
No, ., daily Ashland to Clifton Forge;
daily except Saturday Clifton Forge to
Richmond; except Sunday, Richmond tn
old Point, Pullman Sleeping Cars White
Sulphur to Washington.
Nos. 3 and 4 Washington, Louisville
and Cincinnati FAST LIN, run daily bG.
tween Louisville Cincinnati, Washing
ton and Richmond, Va. Do not stopfor
local business.
No 3, Louisville and Cincinnati Fist
Line, and No !, Washington Fast Line,
equipped with Pnllman New Drawing
Room, Smoking saloon and SlcGpinS
Cars, and Solid Trains between Louis.
vile, Lexington and Washington, D. q.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Cinrin.
natl aud Richmond; Day Coach he.
tween Cincinnati, Richmond, Newport
News, and Old Point Comfort. Pull.
MIN Sleeping Cars Columbus 10 White
Sulphur.
No, ., daily between Clifton Forge and
Ashland, KY; daily except Sunday In.
tween Old Point, Newport Newa anil
Clifton Forge. Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington To White sulphur and Co.
lumbus, o., without ClnngC.
No. 6, daily except Sunday.
NUTE-Ihat No. o is oycrtaken at
Clifton Forge by No. \, which takes
through passengers from No. 9.
Nos and q. Sleeping Cars between
Huntington and White Sulphur Day
Coaches between Cincinnati ind RiClls
mond.
Nos. . and 5, Pullman Slcepors be.
tween White Sulphur, Richmond and
Old Point Comfort. Solid Train between
Ashland and Newport News and Old
Point Comfort.
Old Dominion Line Steamers will
leave Newport News on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Saturday, on mr.
rival OF No. !, Fast Line, arriving in
New York nOXt afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, ChcCksap.
ply to any OtIiGe OF q. 4 q. R'y; or Depot
or Ticket 0lEre Of connecting lines.
Z. W. SMITH, II. w. FULLER,
Gent Manager, Gent Pass'r AgL
julyl-i.
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The Supreme Court Of Ohio de.
clarcd the Scott liquor law consti.
tutional, " assesses o INK Of 5000
7 on saloons where whisky and beer
are sold, and 500 where only
wines and malt liquors are dispen.
sed. The law leaves it optional
with councils Of municipalities to
grant licenses Or not.
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Commissioners Sale OF IL Farm
In ArbucltIe District, Mason

Commissioners Sale OF IL Farm
In ArbUcklc District, Mason
County.
DY virtue Of Il decree Of the Mason
ID County Circuit Coun rendered on
the Sth day OF May, lSSSim the Chan.
Gerry cause OF John II. Spencer, Admin.
istNtOr Of Vim. Spencer, deceased, vs.
q, W. Spencer ct, ais, shall as Special
Commissioner appointed for that pur.
pose, proceed to sell ut public auction,
at the front door Of the Court House OF
Mason County, West Virginia Oh Hat.
urtlny, the 2lst day Of July, 1883,
the real estate Of which YIN. Spencer
died seized and possessed, the same be.
ing two several tracts Of land containing
1919 acres more or less, situated ON the
waters OF kanawha Little Sixteen Mile
Creek, in ArbuCkle District, about 2
miles from the Hanawha River. The
land is improved and in good condition
for farming.
Terms OF SALE-Cash as to One.third
oi the purchase money, aud upona credit
oi six and twelve months, in equal in.
slalIncnts for the balance thereof, tic
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest,
with approved security TOr said balance,
and the title will be retained u 4 further
security. II, Il. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
! hereby certify that II. X. Howard
Spccia! Commissioner, has given bond
With approved security in the ,eDoyr
caCs" as required by law
ClIAS. 3. WAGGENER, Clcrk,
Mason County Circuit Court
june 2O-iw.
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The FOirmont Lder sarcastical,
ly says: "We have citizens here
who are not yet thirty.fvo years
old who can remember the time
when Democrat wasn't allowed
to teach q district school because
he was a Democrat. The libcrali.
ty ofthe Republican party is some.
thing truly tremendous"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-04

Gov. Butler called himself, at
Amherst, "a Democrat by inheri-
lance, a Republican by adoption,
and a statesman by culture" And
an exchange cruelty udds-"a
demagogue by nature"
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New Ferry.

+ WILL in a few days be ready to ferry
| across the river at my place. There
is no County road ut this ferry, and Inns
not been for eighteen months, but ]
have permission from The Railroad Com
pahy to 60 on their right Of way to the
County roads above and below, to get
ont into the country.
june 2I.Sw. Q. W. MAVPlN.
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TESTE:
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Menager X HOgg, Soils, [iuly4.iw,
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tie Defendants in the above named
cause will plcare take notice, thaton the
lth day OF August, 1883, at the law Office
oi Nenagcr & lIogg, in the town Of
Point Pleasant, Mason County, West
Virginia, between tho hours OF O'Clock
q, m. and u O'Clock p, m, Of that day /
shall proceed to take the dispositions OF
Thomas Fowlerand othgrs, to be read as
evidence in my behalf IN the above On.
titled suit II from any cause the tax.
ing Of such dispositions shall not be
commenced OF completed on the day
Aforesaid, The same will be continued
from day to day OF from time to time,
At the samu place and between the same
hours until tic samc is completed.
j. +, MORRIS,
luIgi-M by Counsel
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Vest IIrNiMiN:

Vest TIryiMiM
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
West Virginia on Monday the y day Vi
July, 1885,. -'-- '' =
Patrick Dover, Theresa Dover, Ann
Eliza Church and George Church, vs..
Angelina Scedsand j. NJ. Seeds, her hus.
band, AlpnEo Weaver, John Weaver,
Harriet Dcviney, Samuel Dcviney, Geo.
Weaver Chas Chapman, Elizabeth
stone, j. $, Stone, Cassie Sayre, Charles
Weaver, Jos. Mckinley, Jacob Brinkcr,
j. ). Weaver, Wm. NJ. Weaver, Isabelle
Smith, Jack Hrinkcr, Caroline Long, Bet.
Sey Roberts, Sarah CASTOR, Henry Wea.
yer Fannie ingalls,, e. i, Raybuin, Cas-.
sic Raybun, AdeIinc Bramblc, Alexan.
der Blaine, Margaret johnson, Fannie
Stats, james Blaine, Y Bell, John Pn-
chaId, George Chapman, Elizabeth Rob.
erts, Jacob Weaver, Angelina Brambla,
Sallie Mckinley, Fannie Sairced, nee
Mckinley, Adley Mckinley, John Nc.
Kinley, Jane Williamson, Mary A. Pilch.
Nrd and John Salrccd, all OF whom are
heirs ut law Of John j. Weaver, deceas.
ed, except Angelina Seeds and James NJ
Seeds her husband. and also the I'm.
known heirs OF John j. Weaver, lcCcas-
cd. In Chanccry.
The object Of the above entitled cause
lsup, declare and establish us the last
viii and Testament Of John ]. Weaver,
deceased, II paper writing executed by
him on tic = day d., A. D. 1858,
and TO have the same admitted to pro.
bate, and which since its execution has
been destroyed. And it appearing by
affidavit filed that the Defendants James
VI. Seeds, AlunlO Weaver, John Weaver
Harriet Devimcy, Samuel Devmney,
George Weaver, Charles Weaver Chas
Chapman, j. Il. Weaver, William NJ.
Weaver, Cassie Sayrc, Isabelle Smith,
Jnck Srinkcr, BrSry Roberts. Sarah
Castor, l'mInie Ingalls,, Ahrltnr liram-
b!e, Margaret johnson, Fannie S!Ils V
Bel John rilchard, George Chapman,
Elizabeth Roberts, Jacob Weaver Ange.
lima BNmblc, Mary 4. PiIrlnTl and
Jane Williamson arc no, rcsi,Icnlsni This
State, and that there arc heirs Of John
j. Weaver, deceased. whose nemes ara
unknown to the Complaipan,s nb mn.
ton Of Complainants Il is ordered lint
the above named Defendants ylo nrr
residents Of this Slate and Ike unknown
heirs Of John J. Weaver dccenscI do
appear here within month after the date
OF The first publication horeolto answer
Tie original and amended ltts dlGI in
this cause and 10 What IL VIctgsbFy' tU'
Iiotgy, their interests IN this s,j, n
rESTE:
CAAS. 3. WAGGENER. Clerk
Henry j. Fisher, Jr. and Cbas H.
IIogg, Soils. for Patrick and Thpresn
Dover.
John W. English, Simpson 4 Howard
end James B. AIcnager sails. for Cicoroe
and Ann Eliza Church.
-
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
M,
lnG Pcleh"Nnis named III inc above
rhllleu cause ana each Of them VIII
l'ieHse 'a"e n0IlCe, illat ON the Sth day
0! august, 1888, between The houn Of 81
Q CLOCK H. H. and o'clock p IN. at the
law oiIiyG OF u w MCCammon, IN the
Iowh OIL valley rails, IN the County OF
,I ,a S'a,c o. Kansas, We Will take
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French Hays no relation % OK.
president Hayes, but a. West Viz.
ginian from Gilmet county, recent
.lyleit for England with several
fine horses which he has spent
some time in training aud will en-.
ter in the races there.
Alartinsburg narrowly escaped
having a very serious fre Thurs
day
An iron bridge isbuilding across
Leading creek in Calhoun county.
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A Baltimore and Philadelphia
syndicate have purchased tract
Of 24,OOO acres of land in Kanawha
county, West Virginia. Several
bankers, several Baltimore and
Ohio directors and some heavy
coal operators are said to be in The
scheme, and the purpose is to de-
vclop the coal deposits at an early
day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the co.
IN partnership heretofore existing lie.
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name Of Stafford 4 Brown, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the It day Of Ju.
", 1885,. All accounts due the firm will
be settled by T. S. Brown, who isautho.
rizCd to receipt for the same.
j. Il. Stafford,
7. S. BROWN,
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Some correspondent in the Ga.
:ct'c names lot Of gentlemen to
fill the Republican County ticket
for next fall, A Republican at our
left says that the strongest" thing
about the ticket is the smell" and
that it would do very well in a
convention, but wouldn't be worth
DIN before the people.
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The State Temperance Conven.
ton at Clarksburg last week was
rather poorly attended, very little
interest being taken in the matter
by tho people Of the State.
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DN virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed
ID to the undersigned Trustee, by Frank
A. POlsley, on the 2ith day OF April,
1850, and which said Trust Deed is duly
Of Record in tie Mason County Court
Clerks Office, in Trust Deed Book, No.
. ioli0s I and S, to which reiereHce may
be had, to secure to l.. S. Bright the
payment Of a certain single bill therein
mentioned, for the sum OF Four Humid.
red Dollars, bearing even date with said
Deed, due and payable twelve months
after date, executed byF. 4. POlsley and
]. NJ. Polslcy, and being requested by
II :. Bright, the holder OF said single
bill, TO make sale OF said land in said
Trust Deed mentioned, shall proceed
t0'sell by way Of public auction, at the
front door oi the Court House of Mason
County, West Virginia, OIL Saturday,
August l[b. 1858, the tract Of land
conveyed 10 me by said +. A, POlslcy,
lyingand being in the District OF Union,
Mason County, West Virginia, bounded
as follows. Beginning at stake in the
public road one pole, II. .i0' e. from gate.
posi- standing near the II. ". corner OF
tobacco house, same being corner to lot
No. ,, thence with road S. So l5l ", 81
foles 10 the $. ". cUrncroi east abutmunL
oi bridge, theme mp the creek n. % @.
81 poles to a stake thence Isl e. a
poles to 4 stake in Ash,on's line, thence
with said line sl' {, VI poles to a iicko.
rys 80! ". u poles and 20 links TO u
fallen white oak 5. 2S' ". IL poles to an
elm un the bank OF Poplar Fork OF Thir.
teen Mile Creek, 5. 8S! g. - poles $. ~
.. l0poles and links, 9. ne ". lOl poles
s, %! O. 10 poles 9, .! Is poles and .
links 3. l1' " lOl poles, q, So VI. 81 pnlcs
and links 10 MI elm on bank Of creek,
$, O. V. Spolcs and 81 links S. 33l e. 45
poles 10 u white oak and black oak S. 4.
". u poles to an ash on creek bank,
thence INV, 62 poles to a beech % poles
to a small pine with branches marked ag
pointers, same u corner to lot No. .,
thence with line OF survey n. 5Oo g. l0S
poles to the place Of beginning, contain
Ing iS2 acres, il being the lot or tract OF
land assigned to said r \. PolsIey, Us
his share in the real estate OF the late
Daniel Helsley, deceased The above
land is in 4 high state Of cultivation, and
has uponit several good dwelling hou.
SEES Terms OF sale, CASH, on tie spot.
JNO. i. TlAIMS, Trustee.
iulyi-4w,
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LzeAn MoPycTs.
W'cst virgiuia:

Vest ViTDiuiG
4 T Rulcs held in the Clerks office oil
n the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
on Monday, July II, 1858,
Il, f. Morris, vs.. A. iioyt, I'd. Iloyt,
Annie Edmislon, formerly Brown aud
- Edmision, her husband, James
Brown, JCnnettc Brown, William Brown
and Samuel Brown, surviving heirs at
law Of Harriet l.. Morris, formerly
Brown and Robert Y. Brown, who were
heirs at law OF Hugh Brown, deceased
In ChnCcry.
The object Of this suit is to feiorm two
deeds made by ". II. Tomlinson, Special
Commissioner, one 10 said Harriet h.
Morris, formerly Brown and the other
to said Robert V. Brown, bearing date on
the 18th day Of December, 1861, and du.
ly recorded in the Clerks office OF the
County Court ui Mason County, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. Is, pages
3I3, &c, 50 as 10 embrace twelve acres
and u fraction OF land in each tract con.
vcyed by said deeds assigned to the wild.
0w Of said Hugh Brown, deceased,
which was lett ont Of each Of said deeds
by mistake, and all Of which is fully
described by Plaintiffs Bill.
This day came the Complainant, BY
Counsel, and On his motion, and il ap.
pcaring from M affidavit filed among the
papers oi this cause, that GlIoi theabovc
named Defendants are nou-rcsidents OF
the State OF West Virginia, it is ordered
that they do appear here within month
after the date OF the first publication
aud do what Unnecessary to protect their
interests in this cause.
TESTE.
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The editors Of the Gazette and its
anonymous correspondents have
commenced their periodical and
stereotyped falsohoods about the in.
dobtedneSs Of the county,
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The work Of locating the North
and South line between West Vir.
ginia and Pennsylvania has been
almost completed by the surveyors.
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Next year, 1884, will be the cen.
tennial anniversary Of the eStab.
lishment of the Methodist church
10 this country u al independent
body.
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The cholera epidemic is spread.
ing with great rapidity in Egypt
and is carrying CONSERVATION
throughout the country. Some Of
the coast villages are nearly de.
serted, and foreigners are leaving
in crowds, The divine curse sent
upon that country through the
obstinacy Of Pharaoh does not ap.
pear to diminish with the passage
Of the centuries.
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Hoadly's nominaGion seems to be
growing in favor with the Ohio
people the more it is discussed.
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STATE Of Ncst Iiryiun, ColnrgCf Mason, SIS;
|, Y. STRIBLiNG, Cashier OF the above
named Bank, dosoIemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
4. SrRGBLlNG, Cashier
Subscribed and swornto before me this
9th day OF June, 1888.
II. X. HOWARD,
Notary Public.
COrrcct-Attest
JOHN McCULLOCH, Jn., J
j. y. MCCULLOUGH, Directors.
?. S. LEWIS,
julyl-lw.
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The New York Sun says that If
the Democrats carry New York,
Now Jersey and Ohio this year, the
result will be generally regarded
us a decision Of the Presidential
contest in their favor. The pros.
poets are bright for Democratic
victories in all these States, and
with Ohio leading off in October
with a handsome majority for
Hoadly, there will BIO but little
doubt of the triumphant election
Of the Democratic nominee for
President next year.
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FOR sALE.

000 ACRES OF TIMER LAND, DO.
EUlj low Kanawha Riyc,, this ro6nty.
Apply 10 Q. WILLIAMSON, Point Plcas.
ant, Mason County, W Va
iunr lS-iW.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-04
Trespass Notice,

NOTICES hereby given that all per;
IN sons tresrassing in any manner up
on my lands IN ArburklC District, Mason
County, will lie prosecuted to the fullest
extent Of the law. vs.. BROWN,
inne 97.lw. hv ]. Boz IlRoMN.