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The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

THE CRITIc was, VIC believe, the first.
paper in the District to advocate the alop-
tion of q high license system here We ad-
vocate this because it is u true temperance
step. 1t has been thoroughly tried under
n State law in Nebraska, and works admir-
ably. In Illinois it has been tried in GER
tain towns, 81 putting the license at $500
or over, 60 Mt 5000 or more, and few have
put it as high as 81 900, the sum it is fixed
at in the largo cities of Nebraska. The
Chicago Necs says
1t is tho universal experience that the
higher the license the more orderly the towns
and the better the character OF the saloons
and saloon-keepers.
And prominent citizen of Omaha writes
the hitter Ocean concerning high license in
that city as follows:
The law enforces Itself, the saloon-keepers
who pay a high license themselves taking
care that no unlicensed groceries are allowed
to run.
In fact the testimony is favorable to that
system wherever it has been tried. 1t is
practical; prohibition is not. A high
license law enforces itself A prohibitory is
impossible of enforcement. The one limits
saloons, and therefore drunkards. The
other increases hypocrites, and therefore
law-breakers. Let us have high license.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

THE PRESIDENT was sick the President
was not sick. He ate shrimp salad which
gave him severe turn of bilious collie, ac-
companied with a perceptible rigor. He
ate crab salad, which caused slight fit of
indigestion. He was compelled to remain
on board the Tallapoosa, at Savannah, be-
cause he was too sick to go ashore. He
staid on board to enjoy days quiet read
ing of Gaboriun. He was attacked by a
severe chill ON the train while returning
to this city; his physician was telegraphed
to meet him at the depot, and the train was
rushed through regardless of the schedule.
He was not taken with chill on the train
or elsewhere, no telegraphing was done and
the train travelled on schedule time, az
irving here, if anything, slightly behind
time. The President said he never felt
better and his looks bore him out.
We have thus condensed all the news
about the Presidential sickness aud submit
it to our readers ON the usual terms.
Perhaps all this fuss about the slight ILL.,
ness of the President would have been
avoided had the President invited the
Froudes and Macauleys of the press who
went along to become his guests. They
would have been estopped from sending
news disagreeable to so charming host.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04
Notice 10 Take DeposIlions.


The defendants named in the above en-
titled cause, and each OF them, will take
notice; That on the 7th day Of April, A. d.
1883, between the hours OF 8 O'Clock q. m.
and 8 O'Clock p, M, at the law Office Of 6.
W. McCammon. in the town Of Valley
Falls, in the county OF Jefferson, State Of
Kansas, We will take the deposition Of
Richard Spsnce, ahd that on the 18th day
Of April, 4. D. 1883, between the hours Of
8 o'clock a. n. and 6 o'clock p. NJ, at the
law Office OF Mepager & Hogg, in the town
OF Point Pleasant, Mason county, West
Virginia, we will take the dispositions OF
Greed I. Morris, and others, to be read in
evidence in our behalf in said suitin chan
Gerry now pending in the said Circuit Court
for the county OF Mason, and State OF West
Virginia, in which we are Plaintiffs and
you are Defendants. Ii from any cause
the taking Of said dispositions shall not be
completed on the day aforesaid, the same
shall be adjourned and continued from
day to day, or from time to time, OF the
same place and between the same hours,
until the same shall have been completed
Yours Respectfully,
THERESA DOVER,
PATRICK DOVER,
ANN ELIZA CHU rich,
GEORGE CHURCH,
By Counsel.
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COLLEGE,
SYRACUSE, OHIO.

TNHE Normal Term for 1888 will begin
Monday, March Goth, and con-
tinue IL weeks, closing Friday, June 18th.
This term is intended to meet the wants
Of three classes Of students especially
III Those preparing to teach in our com.
mon schools. (2) Teachers who wish to
review thoroughly one or more OF the
Common Branches, or to take up some OF
the Higher Branches in order that they
may obtain o higher grade Of certificate,
and qualify themselves for greater use.
fullness in the school room, (S) Those
who wish to master thoroughly the science
OF Bookkeeping in connection with one or
more OF the Common Branches.
In addition to the above, arrangements
will be made to accommodate those pre-
pairing for Higher Institutions OF Learning,
For this purpose, beginning, advanced, or
review classes will be organized for the
study Of the Ancient Languages, Higher
Mathematics, and the Natural Sciences.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the
art Of Reading and the methods OF teach.
ing the same in the Public Schools.
Students will have access 10 suitable
books Of reference. Good boarding places
will be secured for the students and every
effort will be made to render their attend
ance at this Institution pleasant aud inthe
highest degree profitable.
EXPENSES;
Tuition-For full Term, Sc.
Bosrd-With use Of furnished room, per
week (2l meals) s..
Board-From Monday to Friday IA
meals) 50.
Rooms for self.boardlng (unfurnished)
per month, 30 cents.
II is confidently believed that ths lieces-
sary expenses at this Institution will be
found lower than at any other school at.
fotding equal advantages. An inquiries
will receive prompt attention.
@. 4. COATES, Principal.
MANNING WEBSTER, Assistant.
mar2sw4.
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Hest LIirniflia. ssi

Vest Tir0iilia, So
A TRuLfS held ii the Clerks Office Of
al the Circuit Court q Mason County,
West Virginia; on the fst Monday in
March, .lSS9.
Patrick Dover, Theresa Dover, Ann Eliza
Church and George Church,
ssii 3tfll s ".
Angelina Seeds and J. N. Seeds, her hus-
band, Alonzo Weaver, John Weaver, Har-
riet Deyihney, Samuel Deyinney, George
Weaver, Charles Chapman, Elizabeth
Stone, ]. S. Stone, Charles Weaver, Cassie
sayfe, Joseph Mckinley, Jacob Brinker,
J. B. Weaver, William NJ. Weaver,
Isabella Smith, Jack Brinker, Caroline
Long, Betsy Roberts, Sarah CASTOR, Henry
Weaver, Fannie ingalls,, 6. B. Rayburn,
Cassie Rayburn, Adeline Bramble, Alex
ander Blaine, Margaret johnson, Fannie
Stats, james Blaine, v. Bell. and John
Pilchard, all whom are heirs 1t law oil
John ]. Weaver, deceased, except Ange-
line Seeds and James NJ. Seeds, her hus-
band, and also the unknown heirs at law
OF John ]. Weaver, deceased.
In Ghancery. gf.
The object Of the above entitled cause IS
10 set up, declare and establish, as the last
will and testament Of John ]. Weaver, de
ceased, paper writing executed by him
as such, which bore date on the = day Of
49,, a. D. 1858, and have the same I'D.
mitted to probate
= And Il appearing by affidavit flea that
the defendants Alon1o Weaver, John
Pilchard, John Weaver, Harriet Deyinney,
Samuel Deyinney, George " e6yer, Charles
Chapman, Charles Weaver, ]. B. Weaver,
William N. Weaver, Cassie sayre, Isabella
Smith, Jack Brinker, Betsy Roberts, Sarah
CASTOR, Fannie Ingalls,, Adeline Bramble,
Alex. Blaine, Margaret johnson, Fannie
Stats, James Blaine, v. Bell and Jsmes
II. Seeds are not residents Of this State,
and that there are heirs Of John j. Wea;
yer, deceased, whose names are unknown
/ TO the compliments, on motion Of COM
plainants, it Is ordered that the above
named defendants, who are not residents
Ofthis State, and the unknown heirs OF
JohnJ. Weaver, deceased, do appear OF
rules, to be held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of said county Of Mason,
within one month after the date Of the first
publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this
suit, Teste;
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, ClerE.
Henry ]. Fisher and Chas g. Hogg, solicl.
tors for Theresa and Patrick Dover.
John W. English, Simpson & Howard and
James B. Menager, Solicitors for Ann
Eliza and George Church.
mar7Y4
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LOCAL MATTERS.

We do not know how the trains
will be run upon this endofthe Ohio
Central, but if a suggestion will be
permitted, and we had the arranging
Of The time table, we would have
them leave Charleston in the morn
ing and return from this place in the
afternoon, after the arrival Of The 2;15
TAIN on the Hooking Valley road.
There are many reasons why trains
should be run as above indicated, but
The most important isthat the local
travel on this road will be almost all
this way. But if the train leaves
this place in the morning the Rail
road Company will lose the local
travel. People who willcoms by rail
desire to get to this point 10 the
morning, so that they can transact
their business and return in the eve
ming. II is the local travel that will
pay, not the through travel. We
hope the time table will be go arran.
ged as TO accommodate the people
from Buffalo down.
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Annual Meeting.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
i Ofthe Hope Manufacturing and Coal
Company, will be held Ut their office in
Mason City, West Virginia, on Wednesday,
April 18th, 1883, for the purpose Of elect
ing u Board OF Directors and for the trans.
acting such other business as may legally
mar2lwS. b. G. DAVIS, Secretary.
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NoTICM

IL persons knowing themselves in
n debted' to the firm Of Drs. Barbee 4
Stone, are hereby notified 10 call at the
Office and settle at once. all claims I'm
paid April 10Th, 1883, will DO placed in the
hands Of proper officers for Immediate col.
lection. BARBEE & STONE.
Point Pleasant, March 2s, 1SSS.-4w
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When the trains begin to run reg.
ularly to this place, it ought to make
a great improvement in the business
of the town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

Rumors are rife Of projects in con.
temptation, that will add much to
the business interests Of this town,
but what they are or what they will
be, time alone will tell. Where there
is so much talk there is likely some.
thing to grow out ofit
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

Among the proceedings of the su-
preme Court Of Appeals Of Saturday,
we find the following:
JIG. Forrest VS.. Washington Steph.
ems, from Mason county. Opinion by
Woods; appeal dismissed as improvi.
IDENTIFY awarded.
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nerarrel.

The Special Term appointed for the SOIL
day Of April, 1888, is by order Of Hon. F
A. Guthrie, Judge OF the 9TH Judicial Cir
emit, deferred and postponed until Tues
day, May lsi, 1858.
Teste:
CHAs. B. wAGGENER, Clerk.
By JNo, E. TrMNs, Deputy.
march 28-td
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We are told that in many parts Of
this county the wheat promises bet.
ter than it did at this time last year.
Good crops to the farmers makes good
business and good times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

Ifanyonelsbors under the impress
ion that Superintendent Stevens does
not mean business, be has but TO cast
his eye on this end Of the Ohio Cen.
trail, and he will be undeceiycd. The
cars for a mixed train are now being
placed upon the track at the incline,
aud the first train will go through
tomorrow, as a kind of "complimen.
tary" to invited parties. We under.
stand that this is to be a free ride to
Charleston and return. 1t will not
be but a few days until the trains
will be running regularly, probably
yet this week. At present it will be
mixed train, In a short time there,
will be regular passenger trains upon
the road each way.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

Farmers are very much put out be.
cause of the backwardness Of Spring,
They fear that they will not be able
to get their corn ground ready in
time for planting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

1--WE had a pleasant call Tuesday,
from Mr., D. G, Davis, Secretary of the
Hope Manufacturing and Coal Com
.pany, Mason City.
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Last Sunday was eAll Fool'sp day,
apdmany we're the practical jokes
played.
This is certainly a very backward
Spring and is a great drawback to
farmers.
Enforce the ordinance against
drunkenness on the streets. Il
As soon as the weather will permit
+baby-wsgons will appear upon the
streets.
A pert miss says she wears bangs
because she don't want to look fore
head.
Pill makers are among the most
expert boxers.
|. In these days it should be changed
around so as TO read, where there is
a will there isa way to break it.
ourlist is growing; almost every
day new subscribers are entered up
on our books.
Butter and eggs are exceedingly
scarce, and high.
It now looks as if another food Of
this town was being attempted.
The birds are singing, but Spring
seems as far of as it was in Decem.
Der,
If this weather continues farmers
will be compelled to blast out their
fields and take the frozen Jumps into
the kitchen stove to thaw out.
Capt John Parsons new boat is
about ready for business.
The Meigs County Herald has a
new cylinder press. We would get
one too, if our subscribers would pay
up.
Wildgeese have been passing North
the past woek.
Both rivers are full of ducks.
The Bridge Company are getting
rock at Charleston for the piers,
Saloon licenses all run out April
Both.
We hope our new street commiss-
Toner will put our streets in better
condition than they have been for
some time past.
VIM, Smith has adopted the strict.
ly cash system.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from Rev, Father Burke, of Mason
City, last Thursday.
Many condemnin others what they
practice themselves.
Let us have a few jobbing houses
in this place. We ought to secure
the trade of the Valley.
If our monied men would invest
some Of their money in manula2tur.
ing it would be good thing for them
as we'll as The town.
Our machine shop and foundry
ought to be in the hands of some one
who would make it CO.
Preparations for erecting several
buildings in this place are being
made,
Mr.. Gibbs contempldtss making a
million brick this season.
Do your trading at home. Encour,
age all home enterprises. That is
the way to build up your town.
The town was remarkably quiet all
last week, and free from rowdyism.
A couple of families put out from
this place last week, leaving many
debts unpaid.
The tide Of prosperity is about to
strike this place.
Subscribe for the Register and keep
posted in your county affairs,
County Court is now in session,
which brings good many people to
town.
AT least tltty tenement houses could
be rented at once.
The new saw mill has arrived. 1t
is called Jumbo" and is said to be
the best mill in the State.
The nature Of scandal always more
or less affects the one who deals in it.
GLOW quickly a limb Of the law
branches out"
There will be no peaches the com.
ing season; all killed.
1t is expected that the new saw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

When a merchant refuses to adver.
tise in his town paper, We are led to
remark that he stands in bis own
light, and does himself and business
more harm than he does his town
paper.
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It will pay you to read the new I'D
vertisement Of McCown, Spencer &
Co.. in this issue. This firm has now
open for the inspection pf buyers, q
nice line Of spring goods.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

From this time on We shall have
two mails to Pomeroy, daily, Except
Sunday In order to do this, the
night mails will close d $50 P. NJ,
instead of 0, as heretofore. Be care
full you don't get left"
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DEATH OF A GooD MAN.-We are
panied to announce the sudden and
unexpected death Of Mr.. James sler-
rett, at his home in Arbuckle Dis,
trict, last Tuesday evening. He had
been sick but one day, when death
claimed him for its own. He was a
man that was universally beloved by
all who knew him. Truly it can be
said Of him that be never harmed
any one, or done any man a wrong.
His loss is irreparable. We tender
to the stricken family our sincerest
sympathies.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

Soon the depots and platform sta.
tions along the Ohio Central will be
lot to contract. Parties are now over
the line locating them, as well as 10.
eating side tracks.
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Notice;

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
IN whom it may concern that |, D. S. Ell.
lott, have dissolved my connection as a
partner in the Liverpool Merchandising
Company Of Hartford City, Mason Coun.
ty, West Virginia, and will not be respon.
sible for any debt or debts contracted by
the said Company. DIS. ELLIOT.
Hartford City, March 9th, 1888.
april 4-4w.
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DEAD.-We regret to announce the
death of Squire Bechtel, at his home
on Five Mile, Arbuckle District,
which occurred last Friday night, of
consumption. He was about 81 years
of age. and wasa very worthy young
man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

This town must be a good place for
drummers, or Commercial Agents, if
it suits better, from the number that
come and go every day, representing
all branches Of trade.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

A nice line of Spring goods just
opened at the Peoples Store, in this
place. A fne line of gents, ladies'
aud Misses shoes will DO opened this
week. Call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

We had hoped TO get up to the
Saw mill and take a look at the new
machinery now being put in, but
being short of hands, we were I'm.
able 10 get away from the Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
fI6G1tY Snperintendent,

Tohe Voters Of Mason County Friends ofae
Public Schools
! hereby announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office of County Su-
perintendent OF the Free Schools Of Mason
County! w. ]. KENNY.
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StockhoIders Meetine,

THERE will be ameeting Of the Stock.
/ holders OF the Point Pleasant Saw and
Planning Mills, at the office Of A. A. Hanly,
in the town Of Point Pleasant, on Wednes.
day, April 4th, 1888, for the purpose Of
electing Directors, making Bylaws, and
for the transaction, Of any other business
that may be necessary. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Miss Jones will please
come forward Immediately and set
tie up. Nv,
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-.
"a. ,vssp e ssot ant b;lIs,to III.
s s,,bscy;bsys Who ware II arreaTs.
snd. "a hone IN = prompt response
toItbsm W. ssnt them on. q see "a
tbsv w Il, INV Il not. Alllnot nav.
ingun - Il. M first If NAV next. an
/, rest assured that their paper win he
stopped, and steps taken g collect
what they owe u.s. we WI he no
respecler Of persons 10 TINS matter
no matter how much they are worth
A man sho has property and don't
pay his debts, y no better Than one
who has no property ana cant pay
his debts
Col. Smith. q this place, was in
attendance a. the Democratic Con.
gressional Convention held az Char
lesion last week, and q. having y succeed,
ed in getting Capt PM, snyder nom,
mated for Congress, and witnessing
the return Of Hon. Henry .. Walker
to the Democratic party, IL would
now be difficult to ind . happier
man than he Is. /
Owing to a lack Of help, and being
oyeIcrow Y, WIN solkl W nave .
neglecS t ~ week sne maksIap q Our
paper. we nave cone ne oes' y, We
eouiu uuuer 'ne cifcamsstlCe pe
SUES usmosssfasing .ps sgo nel
eau OIL, ~, 10 certain amount noun !. =,
WolA' W nvps ~ sgs nauu y
ns1s Nsss, wnsn sns 'ig'asr WIN Ds
40 u9"SS slu 90 D.lsls eseSe'
-. We ats osiieu upOu y iep1fA sn's
sne 'Swn coulleli ousnssoappoiusa
sale ~ eommls'se, whose business
" WIN oe 70 sAsmlne ine en- sal@leyS
Snu nues u ouiiuinsS = 't'is N"n,
Many Of The hue9 are dangerous ana
polv Iookipq customers Proper pre-.
caution S,i might save an immense
amount Of property.
!.
we want to impress = ,0n Uuf Oy 10,
ness men that counterfeit s'tvs .,s uO.i
One was given 10 us til. other a " in
change. but We detected Il, and hand !
I'd Il hack The merchant anpliedt
the test and found i, 70 be a verv de.
eeptive counterfeit, Look ont for
them.
We direct aIteiition Il thu odver
n Rail Rios Gollinolis
nhio Tbi. e,m hos nomp,o,b |
III S.I US -, =. i, ~ SO.
S'''A VI sooe'' w %Ht't ''i ~, NV
----.---
From this time on We shall have
two mails to Pomeroy, daily, Except
sundav.I In order to do this. the
800 ,n|;,s m;Ii oIo,o !, s.9o p N
instead of 8, as heretofore. Be care
full YOU don't get LETT
--.----
1t will pay you to read the new I'D
vertisement Of McCown, Spencer & !
omen for tbe insnsotion If bnve,s
nice line of spring goods.
When q merchant refuses to adver. |
tise in his town paper. We are led 10 |
$3.50. 49, \ a., 4. -.
remark tnat he STATUS III us own
light, and does himself and business
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LUCINDA RousH,
New Haven, W. Va.
Exchanges please copy.

Mr.. j. Friedman is now in the city
purchasing goods for the Exposition
Store, in this place. This stock will
be one of the largest ever opened in
our town. This firm is determined
to stop our people from going to Gal
lipolis, if nice goods and low prices
will do it. The ladies will find ma.
ny things in this neS stock to at
Tract their attention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

We direct attention 70 the adver
tisemeut of Beall Bros |, Gallipolis,
Ohio. This firm has D mammoth
stock Of goods, to which they invite
your attention, when in Gallipolis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

Soon we can get our coal by rail.
The Kanawha coal is much superior
10 the Ohio river coal for oil house.
hold purposes. We understand the
Railroad Company propose to fur.
nish it as cheap as we getit by river,
and in any quantity We may desire
it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

A very important amendment is
proposed TO the charter Of this town,
as will be seen by reference to an ad.
vertiSementin this issue. This same
amendment was proposedin the Leg
islature Of 1882, to the general law
Incorporating towns, but it was de.
feated. 1t is an important amend.
ment, and one that will do much to
settle u very difficult matter at times
in this town, and besides will destroy
the apparent conflict between the
town and county court, upon the
question of license.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

DRowNED.--stewart Roush, Msfch
LIST, 1883, at Halls 1snding. The
following is a description: Dark hair,
six feet high, had on grey flannel
shirt, grey jeans pants, rs. s. Roush"
on band of drawers and bosom of IN.
der shirt heavy boots with skate
plates on the heels. Any informa-
ton of his remains will be received
at my expense.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-04

We want to impress . fon our bosi.
ness men that counterfeit silver dol,
lars are in circulation in this place.
One was given TO US the other & y in
change, but we detected it, and hand
ed it back. The merchant applied
the test and found it to be a very de.
ceptive counterfeit. Look out for
them.