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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
TRUST SALE

tn pursuance Of the terms and hroyis.
i ions 81 q r,rtain deed Of trust bear
ing date tie list day 0i June, 1881, and'
recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Mason County, West
Virginia, in Trnst Deed Book, No. 5, pa
gcs $50, &c, executed by.J. w. johnson
and Hosana johnson, his wife, and
and Solomon Colvin and Mary Ann Col
Win, his wife, To the undersigned Trus.
tee, to secure to George w. L, Fowler
the payment OF eleven prntniSsory notes
bearing even date Herewith, ten Of
which notes were for one hundred doll.
ans each, and the remaining ono for six.
ty.ionr dollars, all Of which notes bore
interest from date, anu were payable
respectively on the first days oil June,
1882, 1883, 1884, 1855, 1856, 1887, 1883,
1889, 1880. 1901 and 1882, all Of which
notes were executed by tho said ]. W..
johnson and Solomon Colyin and are
payable TO the said George W Fowler,
and default having been made In the
payment Of the said nGtc falling due on
LIST day Of June 1851, and having been
required by the said A,orge Il. ", FOw-
Ter, / shalion the 18th day Of July, 1888.
at tho front door Of the Court House Of
Mason County, West Virginia, proceed
to sell by way Of public auction, to the
highest bidder, all Of that tract or par.
eel OF land situated in said County and
known as portion 81 the Machlr tract
which was a part Of tile estate OF Harri-
lot Maehir, deceased, situated on the wa
ters " the Kapawlla Sixteen Mile Creek
aRd designated in tire Relna Of the
COMMISSIONERS filed in the sllitiH which
4 "a hpaFtitipned aS lot No. 4,
Containing l04 acres, and 100 poles, aud
which tratl Of land is more folly les-
cribed In said deed Of trust recorded as
aforesaid, to which trust deed reference
Is made fOr the metes and bounds there
Oh
TERMS or sAiEACash as to 10 much Of
the proceeds as willbe necessary to pay
the expense OF executing sud trust and
one hundred dollars With legal interest
thereon from the lst day Of June, 1881,
and as to the residue upon a credit to
correspond with the dates at which the
remaining notes will fall due.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
july4-iw.
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TRUST SALE.

IN hnnsuanee al tlia terms and nroyis.
;dns ofa deed al tFi,st esecuted by
W;ison Franklin ana IsabeliS Franklin
NJ vile IA The undersigned trustee.
bea,;nv aate n, fhe llih dNv ~ seuten,.
bsr ~ and recorded IN the Clerkis
SiIiss Il the Connty Conf a Mason
,,n ,,1S n Trpst Deed Rnot M, q rages
Sis az h ssc,,rc a. Z, Salon ihn nSv.
W. " ~ is,,r ,ss,s;r SonSs ,ho,a;n ~.
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NOTICE.
HARTFORD CRY, W. Va,
June 81, 1888.

A TIA General Meeting Of tho Stockhol.
II ders Of the Hartford City Coal and
Salt Company, held at the COmpany's
office in Hartford City, Mason County,
West Virginia, on the Int day OF June,
1888, majority OF the Stock being rep.
resented and voting unanimously Tor the
following Resolutions
"ResOlred, That the business Of the
Hartford City Coal and Salt Company
he discontinued, and that tho President
thereof certify this Resolution under the
Corporate Seal Of said Company to the
Secretary Of State Of West Virginia, anil
that due notice be published nix cUnsec.
utiye weeks in the Point Pleasant RHi.
lSTER, newspaper published In Mason
County, West Virginia.
"RcsOlrtd, That all the property Of
said Corporation be devoted to the nay.
'''o"t the debts and liabilities of the
said Corporation according 10 lRw.
"hesoltd1 r'lGt George ". Mureiock
take possession Of the whole property of
the Corporation and settle tho oitstiind.
ing business Of the SAME, with full DOW.
or to dispose Of the property Of the Cor.
poration, both real and personal, and 10
transfer and convey the same for the
purpose Of paying the debts and llabili.
ties OF the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, Il any, amongst the Stock.
holders according To their several inter.
eStsi but In making such settlements tho
said George W. MoredOck is authorized
to continue the business Of said Corpor.
alton pending such settlements, aud to
use tue Corporate name in settling tho
affairs Of said Company.
q. W. M0RED0CK, President,
N. G, BuLEgLY, Secretary, %
june lS-5w.
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TrItsiec's sale Vi Real Estate.
ID VIRTUE 81 i deed oitrust dated the
III ii6th day Of January, 1878, executed
by D !, Wilkinson and Ida +. wilkins
son, TO the undersigned; q. y. Simpson,
trustee, to secure 70 a. Il MtCOwA tbs
payment Of Q certain pfomissory note
therein mentioned, and which deed Of
trust is duly recorded in the County
Court Clerks Office, Of Mason county,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No,
3, pages 425, DC, and default having
been made in tile payment Of said note,
after the same became due, and being
required by the creditor secured so to
do, | shall, on SATURDAY., the 11th
ddNof august, 1883, at the front
door Of the Court House Of Mason coun.
tyS w. Va, sell at public auction the
real estate conveyed by said decd Of
trust, which is an undivided interest in
$50 acres, 3 rods and IL poles Of land,
situated on the Ohio river bottoms, in
Graham district, Mason county, w. Va.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne.third Of the
purchase money cash in hand, one.third
thereof, with interest, in one year, and
the residue thereof, with interest, intwO
years from the day Of sale, the puchas-
er giving his notes with good security
for the deferred payments, aud the trus-
tee retaining the legal title us further Sc
curity. q. p. SIMPSON,
julyllw4 Trustee.
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The Pedigree Of Democracy,

In the early history of this coun
try, at the time Of the Declaration
Of Independence, and indeed up L
the surrender Of CORVALLIS and thu
close Of the Revolutionary war
there we're two political parties in
this Countryside Tories and the
Patriots. When the constitution
OF the United States was adopted
two !, rGrties existed, the ono the
Federal party, led by Hamilton,
and the other the Anti.Federal, led
by Thomas Jefferson, the founder
Of the Democratic party. The Fed
eral party desired u strong central
government, while the Anti. Fed,
eralists contended for a government
based on tho equality Of the States,
and reserving to the States and the
people all the rights not granted
10 the Federal Government. The
Constitution of the United States
is q compromise between the idea
o. these two opposing political par.
ties. Ever since the adoption Of
that Constitution there has been
an irrepressible conflict between
the advocates Of mower unon thn
one hand and the friends Of freedom
on the other.
The Republican party is the
lineal descendant of The old Fed.
eral party, while the Democratic
party is the Legitimate successor Of
! old Anti Federal party. What
has II done, this Democratic parLVl
1t has fought two foreign wars, 10
v war of 1912 and the Mexican War
II has furnished most of "; gen
erals iorthe war Of tho rebellion
and half the soldiers whoput down
The rebellion. II did pore, 1t ad.
led Florida, LouisiaDd. Texas and
California to tho t'dlon, and exten.
led our national domain until it
is evenly times greater than ii was
in the begipaing, while the Re.
publican p9rty has demanded u
,onsolifaLed government. II has
,ousnded for a constitutional re.
,lblic, 1t has maintained that
'urs was not an empire, but Tn.
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TRUSTEES SAFE
Fotadgysnd Machine Shop
Point Pleasant, ". Va,

DY virtue Of two decdsoi trust gsetti.
ID ted BY James bingham and klDh
Bingham liis wife, George W. Higgins
and Lizzie 3. Huggins, his wife, 10 the
undersigned II. X Howard, Trustee,
eaeli bearing date on the 2ad day al
June, 1852 one Of which deeds Of trust
and which y recorded In Trust Decd
Book Noi6, tolios g7S, &C., Is 10 secure
the payment % twelve several notes
each for tile sun Of $ll.liBS with inter
est firm their date, iOnr OF which said
notes are payable 10 the order u 7.
Sttihling, In one, two, three and four
years, respectively from their date; fOnr
other Of said notes IRE payable 70 the
order OF G. P. I. Moore in ono, Two,
three aud four years respectively from
their date, and the other four Of said
NOTES site payable 10 the onlcr q john
q. StortE h ono two, three aud four
years respectively from date, and all ii
said notes bearing date on the 99d day Of
June, 1882; and the other ilUtd OF trust
and WhisAi Is recorded in trust decd book
No. 0, tOlius 3I5J &c., is TO secure the
payment Of for Several notes, eacli
} Eht the sum Of 5000. bearing interest
from ;tlate and Zach ,ayEbde 10 the
order Of C. Shrewsbury, in ono, two,
three and four wears respectively
from date, md NH az sai,l notes bearing
iilate ON flie g2,l tlay Of June, 1852, anil
,lCiauh having been made Ia TEu lsIys
ment OF sll OF said notes that we're ,lne
and payable in one year from date, 10.
uvthey with tho interest thereon, anibc.
| Ing required by tIlc owners ani holders
Of said notes no 10 do, / RIIall ~ sucli
trustee III tho two several deeds Of tr@S
rs aforesaid, proceed 10 sell NJ public
auction, Mt the front door OF tle Court
House Of Mason comfy, West Virginia,
lon Saturday. the 9Stll day OF
July. lSS:S, At ii O'Clock 4. III, sBe
propefty conveyed by saitl deeds Of
trust or so much thereof as may be npr.
esssary 10 INV Off md discharge the sail
several notes. THE property consists u
n lot ofland sitnnt,.linthp toWnOt Point
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate,
LYING on TuB-
WATERS OF 10 MILE CREEK
UNION DISTRICT, Mason Co

UNION DISTRICT, Mason Co
DY virtue Of a Decd Of Trust executed
ID to the undersigned Trustee, BY Franz
A. Polsley, on the cath day Of April
1850, and which said Trust Deed is duly
Of Record in the Mason County Court
Clerks Office, in Trust Deed Book, No.
5 iolios Z and s, to which reference mas
be had, TO secure to L. s. Bright the
~ na !. Of certain single bill therein
red Dollars, braiins SSon date with said
Deed, due and payable twelve months
alter date, executed by +. A. Polsley and
J. NJ. Polsley, and being requested by
y. 5. Bright, the holder of said single
bill, to make sale OF said land in said
Trust Deed mentioned, | shall proceed
to sell by way Of public auction, Mt the
front door Of the Court House Of Mason
County, West Virginia, on Saturday,
August 4th, 1853, the tract OF land
conveyed TO me by said I. A. Polsley,
lyingand being in the District Of Union,
Mason County, West Virginia, bounded
as follows Beginning ut a stake in the
public road one pole, II. 4O'e. from gate.
post standing near the II. ". corner Of
tobacco house, same being corner to lot
No, =, thence with road :. So 45l W. 81
poles to the =, ", corner Of east Nbntmpnt
o. bridge, thence up the creek II. % G.
III poles to stake, thence 1879 @. A
poles to stake in Ashton's line, thence
with said line So .. ~ poles to a hicko.
~ s. 40! ". 81 poles and 20 links to a
fallen white oak s. 2S' ". 70 poles to an
elm on the bunk OF Poplar Fork OF Thir.
teen Mile Creek, $. S3I e. Is poles 8. III
c, 40 poles and o links, s. ~ ", 100 poles
g. i6le. SO poles $. 8! Is poles and o
links 8, Az ". 10! poles, $. 66' ". q poles
ana Z links to an elm on bank OF creek,
3, " W. s poles and q links 3. 8SJ @, As
poles 10 . white oak and black oak s. 4.
". " poles 10 IN ash on creek bank,
thence u ". " poles to q beech % pcles
TO a small pine with branches marked as
pointers, same a corner to lot No. 9.
thence with line OF survey u. 4O' o. los
poles 70 the place OF beginning, contain.
ing lS2 acres, 1t being the lot or tract OF
land assigned to said +. A. Polsley, as
rs NJ share in the real estate Of the late
I pnn1Iel Pclsley, deceased. The above
, ,u"" ~ M high state Of cultivation, and
w.. naS "I T u several good dwelling lou.
'''' 4V''hs o. sele, CASH, ON the spot.
JNO, y 1'IMNtg 1t.,... y
julyI.M "%S' trustee
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Sns tho Wheeling REGISTER: "a
dentist in Pittsburgh has discover.
cd that river water causes the teeth
to decay and crumble, Many per.
sons may be found who never
drank river water, but their absti.
ncnce has never been ascribod To
their knowledge of this fact. The
general opinion has been that they
prefer other beverages, when in re.
nlity it would appear that they
were only following IN instructive
impulse to preserve their teeth"
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Hot Days HcaTSWor,t.

On Tuesday, June 18TH in The
city of New Orleans, bdfIrca large
audience Of prominent ciixens,
personally interested, Glnl. q, Il
Beauregard of La, and Jubal A,
Early Of Va, as snlely il charge Of
the regular Distribution being the
June Grand Monthly 4 he l57thl
and the Semi.annual Htraordina.
Try Drawing, distribald prizes
amounting to over s522 DO, as they
attest over their 6sn eoatures
(and who doubts iNrlr4.inc or
integrity?), wilhhontiy DIrness,
and in good faith t0wrds all mar.
ties. Ticket No %, iii drew capt.
tai prize 100000, abI @as sold
one'half To Mr., jas. lsniorpelle, Of
Messrs. Delnoruella 4 Cusachs,
prominent dealers Unfolding ma.
terials in New 0rlens one.io0th
loG. Rosenthal, u mat prominent
German citizen Of Raeigh, N. c.,
etc. No, 75,0OS dres The second
prize, S5O,0OO-one 9Th sgidto W.
B. Hutchinson, vel Known bro.
ker, No. II Old SID New York
city; aud other pogf0gs 70 II, N.
Pleasance, ofCleg4and, o. and Jas.
J. Walsh, Of lSgfVarick st., New
York city, IA through Messrs.
there. NI31,9O3 drew the third
prize, 10000, one.half of which
was aid to the b Bank of Commerce,
atIemphis, Tenn, and other nor.
IONS to party at Pasadena, Los An.
geles Co., Cal. Tickets Nos. 90,
6SS and SO,00l drew each $4,000
the fourth prizes-nld to G. 7.
Kimberlin, Texas P. o., wash'n
Co., Ky, and New (lrlUamr, atO., TO
the end Of tile chapter. The next
Ohio l69th, takes place August ID,
and all information can be had on
application to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La,
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The Weekly Register.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST va.
Sent 10 the PenltentIary for
Celebrating 0 Mock Marriage.

About two months ago Mary
Hanover, a sweet and yirtuous girl
Of Richie court house, was made
the victim Of o felonious trick.
Living near her were two brothers
named Clayton, who successiyely
tried 10 vain to accomplish her
ruin. Her virtue stood the test,
and they resorted to q base scheme
toSork her downfall. The younger
Clayton, after a long probation,
succeeded in winning her love, and
finally obtained her consent to a
secret marriage with one witness.
The party drove 70 q secluded vii
lage, where they we're met by The
elder Clayton so disguised as to dc.
fy detection. He had assumed
clerical robes, and was presentedas
the parson. A marriage ceremony
was performed, and young Clayton
whirled his supposed bride away
to solitude and connubial bliss.
-Four weeks sped by during which
time the deluded girl was perfectly
happy, not knowing her father was
securing the country for her. AZ
the end Of that time Clayton had
had his joke out, and cody told tho
girl she had been the victim Of a
trick. She did not kill herself or
him, but went quietly home and
told her father. He got out a lie,
gal process for the fiends and the
sheriff started in pursuit. AT the
same time an armed mob went out,
but fortunately for the Claytons
the sheriff found and safely locked
them up, else had the neighboring
trees borne strange fruit. They
wer speedily indicted by grand
jury of Richie county, and last
week we're put upon trial, the trial
ended Friday, and both were found
guilty, and on Saturday the bogus
husband was sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary at
Moundsville, and the false parson
fined $500. A most righteous sen.
tence.
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TRUST SALE.

TN pursuance Of the terms and provis-
/ ions Of a certain decd 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. :, pm.
ges 2S1 and 2SS, executed by Joseph W.
johnson and lGosanie Johnson, his wife,
and Francis l.. Colvin, to the undersign.
ed, Trustee, 10 secure to Ann Fowler the
l,S,ySment Of nine joint aud several prom
lsso'y notes bearing even date Herewith,
s s'., n, by the sud Joseph W. John
Z" S s;I 'S9ncis l., Colvin, and payable
bntors az an M Fowler, or order, on or
isSI ST. 1sSs is,SvSSSYs Of March, 1882, 1888,
1890 and tlle said X, i E""lo t'p %o,, ~"
assigned said notes to nv I"mie' r s".mE
and deianlt having bcen%njo IL ~,
payment Of the note falling DIV on an the
LIST day Of March, 1883, and hayiSr he"',
required by said JohnJ. RObler ssS "Vv'
&c, as aforesaid, ! shall on tliS ID, 1Sy NJ
July, 1883, at the Front ,looF q; ,ha
Court House Of Mason County, IVES,
Virginia, proceed to sell by way Of pub.
He auction, to thehighest bidder, all Of
that tract or parcel Of land situalcin said
county and knowllAs part Of the NIecIian
tract Of land u which Harriet SInchir,
died seized and possessed, and desiyna.
ted in the Report OF the Commissioners
appointed to partition said land, as Mt
No. q and bounded as follows, to.wit:-.
beginning at stone pile in Cox's line
corner to George Il. W. Fowler thence
8. "! W. 25Ipoles to stone pile, thence
:. lO' e. IS poles to u stake, thence II. 80
9. 2SS poles to u stake and white oak,
thence 500 e. 81 poles to n stake corner
to Mariah Y. Winkley, thence with IL
part Of her line II. 3Sl' 9. o. poles to a
dogwood corner to &. Il. W. Fowler,
thence with his line $40 ". ll2 poles TO
the place. beginning, estimated to CON
tain 1860 acres, and fully described in
said trust deed.
Terms or SGLE-Cash as to so much
OF the proceeds as will be necessary to
pay the expenses Of executing said trust
and one hundred dollars with legal it,.
terest thereon from the LIST day Of March,
1883, and us to the residue upon credit
to correspond with the dates at which
the notes will fall due.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
maySO-lw.
The above sale is postponed until Sat,
urday, August 18th, 1883.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee,
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When the Secretary Of the Troa.
10y says that he is powerless to
lntertere1n'sSe depreciation Of the
trade dollar by ne tn1eves Of Wall
Street, New Yotk, he simply lies
and.shows himgelf q coward, and
unworthy The high position he
holds. Whed9 these men assert
that the trade dollar never was a
legalized coin of the United States,
they know they utter an untruth.
The Government placed its trade
mark upon it, which no State or in.
dividual would be permitted to do,
and therefore became responsible
for the coin, and IL is the meanest
kind of reputation to refuse 10 re.
deem them at their face, especially
since il can DO done without loss
10 the Government. John Shcr.
man is the father of the trade doll.
ar Twas Republican Congress
that authorized its coinage, and
whatever inconvenience and loss
is entailed upon the country by
this depreciation Of the trade doll.
ar by the spectators of the East is
chargeabls alone to The Republican
party. The poor men Of the coun
try should not forget these things
when they come to vote.
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NOTICE.
HAmORp Cry, W, Vs.,
June Sd, 1888,

A Ia General Meeting Dt tile SlOcSlop
n ders Uf the Union salt Company,
held at Hartford City, Vest virginiu, GlS
tho lst day Of June, 1881, all thc Stocss
Of said Company being represented amt
voted unanimously for the following
Resolutions
"RreOirni, That the business Of UniOn
Salt Company bp discontinued, Rntl that
tfAaaa qedffc S :'Fcf SF NtaA iss lEafg wy;
Virginia, and that due lloticetheeoi bS
published six consecutive weeks IN the
Point Pleasant REGISTER, q newspaper
published in MRSOn County, West Nir-
GINA.
"R,aoltei, Tint all the property OF sail
Corporation be devoted To the payment
Of the debts and liabilities Of slid CIR.
pUntiUn according 10 law.
"R,sOiui, Tlat George W. MorGdocS
take possession Of the whole property VI
the Corporation, and settle all the ont.
standing business Of the same, with full
power to dispose Of the property Vi tho
Corporation, both real and personal, aud
10 transfer aud convey thu same for tho
purpose Of paying the debts AMI liabili-
ties OF the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, II any, amongst tile Stock
holders according to their several inter-
ests; but in making such sales aud settle.
ments the said GeOrge W. Mureduck Is
authorized 10 continue the business NJ
said Corporation pending such settle-
ments, and to use the Corporate name
in settling the affairs OF said Company"
q. W. MOREDOCH, President.
NJ. q. BuLGELY, Secretary.
june lS-Bw.
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Patkefburg Seatiasi; Those dis.
contented Republicans who are
finding fault With our State gov
eminent, county government, pub.
lie institutions, and the like, don't
have to live in West Virginia.
Nobody is disposed to hold them
here with a ball and chain. No
one would object to their emigrat-
ing except their creditors.
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Tho campaign in Ohio upon the
part Of the Democracy seems every,
thing but pure and harmonious
&atc Tribune.
Republicans, feeling and know.
ing that the election this fall in
Ohio will result disastrouyly Ia
them, are trying to make their
voters believe that there is great
dissatisfaction" in the Democratic
party of Ohio. The letter of that
"crank" Allen W. Thurman, is
quoted from largely, to prove what
they say and to stifen The "back.
bones of Republicans.