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N9cMILLEN SILVER MINING CON- M pany-Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California: loca- ton of works, McSlillen, Gila County, Ari- zona. Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the eighth day of March, 1888, an assess ment (No. 5 of Twenty Gents (2oc). per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company BPS Montgomery street, room 24, San Francisco, California.
 .' Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the twelfth day of April, 1883, will be delinquent, and adyer- tised for sale at public auction: and unless payment is made before, will be sold on THURSDAY, the tenth day of May, 1883, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale By order of the Board of Directors.
 J. MORIZIO, Secretary.
 Office-No. S28 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. mch17-td
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Lieut.. DaTas, Dr. Davis, Chief of. Scouts, Sage, Mir. Simmons and Mir. Roney were np from San Carlos this week.
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Mir. Pierce, of the Pioneer Company, has been in town attending court.
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The Tombstone Republican states that the law in relation to conner cial travellers takes effect May 1st, 1SS3.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-28

Messrs. McDade and Copeland, jour nalists, are visiting Globe.
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Mr. Stiles, a Tucson lawyer, was in attendance upon the court this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-28

De climate" said Uncle Eph, lam changin. Bsfo' Massa Rinshart an d. ice machine got sellin ice for two csnts poun' de gyardens was all x;nht. nor de fros' kills ebarting
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The Odd Fellows return thanks to all the people whose assistanos con tr;buted to the success of tho rnSsquer- ade bali.
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Messrs Wickersham and Tracy Post Office Inspectors are in town.
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A fine bell team came into Globe on Sunday. They brought coke.
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Tho Court has adjourned and the wind has gone down. a
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Tho court has iest and so are some of the litigants.
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Montoyas teams have arrived all right.
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For Sale.
r,he Pfonecr Rcrtour.nt ant

-she Pioneer Restaurant and Bak.
 + cry at I'fOncer. Gsla Co. A. IT,
 Situated in First-Class location, with 4 thirty feet frontage and fifty feet long with everything appertaining for running the bu- siness at once. Will sell the whole or half interest on reasonable terms. For inform ation inquire of Henry Holborn or F. w.. Mayer, at Pioneep A. T. nch 2i-tf
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Buy your stationery at the Post Office.
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Thursday evening next there will bo an important masonic meeting. Every brother in the town invited.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-28

A clerical friend of ours, whose pas torate is in the northern part of the Territory, writes us as follows, about the BELT:
 "I have uniformly enjoyed its healthful, fearless tone, and its devo- tion to Arizona interests. l congrat- ulate you upon your favorable outlook and bright retrospect as you enter the sixth volume. Truly yours"
 
 A rumor reached. Globe in the early part of the week that D.. Snyder had been poisoned, near Camp Thomas, and the name of Mrs. Vail, a we'll known person in town was conneeted with it. The information we receive goes far to prove that corrosive sublimate or arsenic was given to Snyder; but the evidence so far given in the matter is only circumstancial. A Atelegram from Thomas last night says:
 Examination in Mrs Vail's case pro- gressing; will probably be concluded tonight. D. H. Snyder, Dr. Carter and W. V. Wood examined for prose- cution. A man named Vail gave tes- timony for defense, but it was very damaging. General opinion is she will be bound over to await action of grand jury. By advice of counsel she did not make any statement-Franck- lyn and Carpenter for defense. No prosecuting attorney, Snyder steadi- ly improving. F.
 Case ended last night; decision will be rendered to-day at ? o'clock.
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Globe can raise base ball nine that can catch the Territory out X
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S6592.S9
Paid out since April 1st.

Paid out since April 1st., t
 vouchers exhibited, S17S9.71-iSO2,68
 There were $2.S2 in excess of amount called for by the books which made $4,805.50. Messrs. Mather, Kin ney and Mann were the committee.
 The report on the Recorders office was favorable-"Office and everything pertaining to it neat and orderly" They think that more secure locks should be put on the doors. Messrs. Allen, Morse and Jones, committee.
 "Kept in a business like manner" is what the committee say about the Public Administrators office; and about the Probate Judges, that, they could not see the Judge in person, owing to absence, but found this inn portant branch of the public service conducted with due consideration for the interests of the public" Frank Hisc and N. F. Salter, committee.
 The Justice of the Peace is compli- mented upon the appearance of his books and office, and. that "the full amount of fines has been collected and paid to the Treasurer.
 Fines for January. ............$12 co
 February.. l5 OO
 '' March. ........... 25 OC lotal. ................. .S0l ul
 The Supervisors clerk gets some we'll earned compliments for the man, ner of his work, and "his system ot recording the transactions of the fnan cial officers of the county offers nc room for improvement" Messrs Wood, Kenton and Eaton, committee
 The committee on nuisances, Dur yea and Johnson, find nothing tt report.
 County jail committee found th' jail neat and clean, and the prisoner satisfied with Sheriff Pascoe and hi treatment of them. They tell thu Board of Supervisors that the late es cape of prisoners twas due to the com monness of the cage lock" and that i necessary precautions are not takel the Board will realize the philosoph, of the old saying that ''it does not pa, to be penny wise and pound foolish. They give several other suggestion which are timely and proper. Messrs Tucker, Lidolph and Henderson, com mittee.
 The Grand Jury say in conclusion to cattle men:
 "An observance of the provisions c the Redeo act of 1881, will, in ou opinion, largely reduce the number 0 disputes arising among owners c stock, and relieve the Grand Jury c the examination of many cases tha occur through mistakes, and whic are expensive to the county" The report, as a whole, is signed b Garrett s. Van Wagenen, Foreman. ' .s'S ,. ...'.'
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Baseballs cost g apiece, and panes of glass S4.50.
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Tho Mack Morris mill is running right along.
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Stevens teams have arrived.
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xOGA-L NEWS.
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J. Schloss, is the new clork at Schsin's
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c. II. Comstock is in town from the Pioneer.
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The Tatoms will start op again in a few days.
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Alonzo Bailey is expected home to- morrow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11
Deferred.

The Special Term appointed for the SOtl
day Of April, 1888, is by order Of Hon. F
A. Guthrie, Judge Of the 9TH Judicial Cir
cult, deferred and postponed until Tues
day, May LIST, 1858.
Teste:
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
By JNo. E. TINAs, Deputy.
march 2S-td
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CARLETON COLLEGE,
SYRACUSE, OHIO.

THE 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
oil three classes Of students especially
~ Those preparing to teach in our com.
mon schools. (2) Teachers who wish 10
review thoroughly one or more Of the
Common Branches, or TO take up some Of
the Higher Branches in order that they
may obtain higher grade Of certificate,
and qualify themselves for greater use
fullness in the school room. (3) 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 to the
art Of Reading and the methods Of teach.
ing the same In the Public Schools.
Students will have access IN suitable
books Of reference. Good boarding places
will be secured for the students and every
effort will I've made to render their attend
ance at this Institution pleasant and in the
highest degree profitable.
EXPENSES:
Tuition-For full Term, SO.
Board-With use Of furnished room, per
week t2l meals s..
Board-From Monday to Friday ia
meals) 50.
Rooms for collaborating (unfurnished)
per month, 90 cents.
It Is confidently believed that the ncces-
sary expenses at this Institution will be
found lower than at any other school If.
iording equal advantages, All inquiries
will receive prompt attention,
g. I. COATES, Principal.
MANNING WEBSTER, Assistant.
niar2swi,
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A young and valuable stallion, the
property of Mr.. Henry A. Meek, of
Lo@is District, died last Friday. It
was thought that the horse had been
poisoned. He was valued az $500.
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DIED.-At her home near this place
on tho 4th day of April, 1888, Of ma
larial fever, Mrs. Jane Rottenberry
aged so years, 5 months and 10 days.
The deceased was born in Pulaski
county, Virginia; came to this coun
ty in 1914, and was married 10 VIM
Rottsnberry in 1920. She was a
good woman, a kind and indulgenl
mother, a consistent christian and q
kind neighbor. None knew her but
to love her, She leaves several chill.
dren and a large number ofrelatives
and friends to mourn her loss. Her
funeral was preached by Rev. WIN,
q. Harrison.
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Preparations are now being made
to erect at once several nice build.
ings on the Extension. These
houses will all be fine odifcos. II
all build who have bought lots in
that part Of the town, there will be
some twelve or fifteen houses erected
there this summer.
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Gossrp. -Oar railroad IS now read!

esthio 10 progressing
Our streets need the attention Of
1.-THE Commissioner. *
Trains will be running regularly
this.gesk, between this place and
Charleston.
Superintendent Stevens Is "a very
clever gentleman.
Conductor Blakemore will make
you feel a. home on bis train.
This end Of the Ohio Central is in
exceedingly good condition, except
in one or two places.
We accompanied an excursion to
Charleston over the railroad Friday,
returning Saturday.
Parker Willard and Don. Moss, Of
Charleston, spent Saturday and Sun
day in our town.
Mr.. lobe waggener and wife, Of
Kentucky, are on q yisit 10 relatives
in this place.
Prof. Kenny's Select School will
open in this place next Monday.
The proceedings Of. che County
Court viii be found in.this paper.
Johnny>Parson's new boat is now
ready for the boilers.
Wheat along the KanaSha Valley
looks promising.
The timbermen suffered heavy
losses by the late rise in the Kama.
wha and its tributaries.
Call at Mrs. L. ]. Martins and see
the astonishing low prices in Mill.
merry and Fancy Goods.
Remember the special term Of the
Circuit Court called for May LIST,
The road leading up the north side
Of the Kanawha is badly out Of re-
pair; in fact, there is no road at all.
About all the lots in the Exten.
sion have been sold.
1t is claimed that the peach crop
will be an utter failure in this sec.
ton Of country.
People are now busy making their
gardens.
DR.. Ed. Musgrave will locate at
Clifton.
The young folks hada very plea
SAINT dance W the City Hall, Monday
night.
Cash and low prices is the word at
Mrs. L. ]. Martins.
Spring zephyrs have at last put in
an appearance.
Adversely is the trial Of principle.
Without IL a man can hardly know
whether he is honest or moi.
Al some time in the far of future,
Mason county will have good roads,
but not now,
Along with the helping hand there
should always go helping sympa-
thy.
County Court.fnished its labOrs on
Monday,
Grass is growing nicely and soon
pastures will be good.
25 per cent. saved by buying your
Spring Hat Of Mrs. L, ], Martin.
Mr.. N. L. R. Sawyer and wife, and
Mr.. Chas. Gordon and wife, of Gin.
cinnati, paid u short visit to DR..
Sawyer and wife, in this place, last
Sunday.
Have you tried the roller skates,
yet?
Steam was raised in the new saw
mill Monday.
If the street lamps were cleaned
up a little they would give a better
light.
Another new house is going up in
Henderson.
The trees will soon begin to leave.
Happened to meH' he said: I
should think something hadl I'm
heart brOkenl I've been beaten, hold,
ing four kings"
Our town is now full Of railroad
officials.
The Fair pamphlet will soon he in
the hands Of the printer.
Monday the 9th, was the eigh.
tenth anniversary Of the surrender
at Appomattox.s -.
Mr.. D. W, Brown has opened a
store at Flat Rock. Wish him sue.
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In this issue will be found the an.
nOunCement Of Mr.. John L. Written,
as a candidate for the office Of County
Superintendent Of Free Schools. He
ISIS young man Of fine edu,atiOu,
and q teacher by profession.
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for Al A. Hanly, Sheriff Of this coun-
~
Commissioners we're appointed TO
hold election in May 1883, atihe
various voting precincts in this
county.
TIC. Hannis and others petition
for public road in Arbuekls District.
Henry Terry, John Hutton aud r.
W. Sisson, surveyor, appointed view
ers.
WE, staldet and others petition
for public road in clendein District.
s. G. Harbor, John Dunlayey aud I.
G. Steele appointed viewers.
John 7. Holley andothsrs, petition
for public road in Hannah District.
]. B. Kerr, VIM. Rowsey and W. T:
Melton appointed viewers
The following appointments Of
Guardians, Administrator, &C., made
by the Clerk in vacation, were con-
frmed: Geo: W. Pullip, administra.
tor of ]. P. Pullin, deceased; Sarah
M. aud ]. w. Geho, administrators Of
G. NJ. Geho, deceased; r n. Hill, guar.
dian for William and Annie Noble;
J. P. Bradbury, guardian for Sarah
E: acBitd; chas. ,. Hog and.L. r.
Campbell, executors of Hs ]. Fisher
deeeased3 A. "A, Hpnly, adhinistra.
tor Of Geo. G. Mcdaniel, deceased;
same, administrator ofsJohn Hall,
deceased; john Hutton, sdministra.
tor Of Israel Anderson, deceased; T.
J. Hannah, guardian fol Albert g.
Hannah androthers; Hamilton Wea.
yer, committee for Nicholas Weaver;
A. A. Hanly, guardian for Sarah D.
Hanly and others; w. R. Gum, ad-
ministratorofA. Psrsinger, deceased.
Joseph Roush, appointed guardian
for Mary M. and Sarah. N. Yeager,
minor children Of Calvin Yeager, de-
ceased.
The following settlements Of FL
duciaries made before Jno. E. Timms,
Commissioner, were reported 10; the
Court and confirmed; James E: Glen.
denim, guardian for James sterrett;
same, guardian for W.sR. L. sterielt;
c. NJ. Moore, guardian for Robert NJ.
Beale; ]. W. Miller. administrators Of
James Ewing, deceased; Jacob Roush,
executor Of Jacob Bid, deceased; A.
]. Weaver, curator Of Nicholas Wea.
yer; B. ]. Humphrey, executor Of N.
Pumphrey, deceased; Frank, Day, ex.
ecutor Of Benjamin Day, deceased; G.
W. Maupin, administrator Of Mary
G. Hoff, deceased; ]. N. Long, execu.
tor Of Along, deceased; John FOw-
ler, guardian for Ethel Bumgarner.
OBIruARY.-John Nelson Jones,
one of the oldest residents Of Letart,
IVES! Virginia, died April 9Th, 1883,
aged IS years. Mr.. Jones was born
upon his farm, lived all his days
there, and was baried9hefs. =
Some three weeks pgo while out
upon his place in company with his
wife, he remarked to her, there be.
meath this wild cherry tree want to
be buried" and death having done its
work, he now quietly rests. there
His funeral services we're held at his
residence, cOnductgd,by Rev. H. H.
Miles, remarks founded upon the 9Th
verse of 7th chapter Of Job, to a large
congregation Of sympathising friends,
who followed his remains to their
last resting place. Mr. Jones was a
kind hearted nan and q friend to the
poor. His bereavsd wife has the
sympathy Of all. "a H. HIM.
DIED.-At her home near this place
on tho 4th day of April, 1888, Of ma,
larial fever, Mrs, Jane Rottenberry,
aged so years, 5 months and 10 days.
The deceased was born in Pulaski
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The petition to the Court to adopt
the Alternate system Of building
and keeping in repair the county
roads, was Withdrawn, in the hope
that sufficient number Of signers
could be secured by the July term of
this Court, so that the law could be
put in force, without submitting il
to a vote of the people. Now circu.
late your petition. Every voter in
the county ought tosign the petition.
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NOTICE.
POINT PLEASANT SCHOOL.

MY Spring Term Of School will com
M mence on the 10th day of April,
1883, and will'continue for ten weeks.
! will connect Normal Glass with thii
Schoolf for tho benefit Of teachers, and
hope all that can make 1t convenient Il
attend will do so. Our teachers must be
progressive, and study and class drill are
means 10 insure 1t.
BTerms Tor ten weeks, $3.50 ga
feb 9S-lm. W. j. KENNY.
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AccIDEST-Miss Maggie Love, oil
Cooper District, met with a very
painful accident last Sunday, She
was riding horse near Flat Rock,
when the animal became scared, and
backed over a steep bank, throwing
Miss Love with force to the ground
hurting her head and face badly.
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All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Miss Jones will please
come forward Immediately and sell
Tie up. 2w.
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In Saturdays proceedings Of the
Supreme Court, In session at Wheel.
ing, we find thefollowing:
~. H. Brooks ct. al, vs.. L. ]. Mar.
tin, admix., from Mason county; ap.
peal allowed; bond $3.50"
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Mrs. d. J.hIartin will open an en-.
tire new stock of millinery and Fancy
Goods, on Saturday, April 14th, and
will sell for cash only.
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il is said that the great iron rail
road bridge now in course of con.
struc.ion al this place, win be com,
pleted and ready fot trains 10 cross
by the ist Of November next.
The depot Of the Ohio Central al
this place, viii be located too far
from town, with a bad road to travel
oyerto get toit. We hope the Com,
pany villtdevise some plan to locate
ii nearer 10 sown.
We believe that il the matter was
properly laid before the Railroad
Company, they would assist in resto
ring the Kanawha river road, which
they SO badly destroyed in the con.
strnction oftheir railroad.
oh. P. Van Matre, of Robinson
District, sold 176 acres of his farm
last week, to Asa MusgAye, Jr, fol
the sun Of $4,000. Mr.. Van Matre
however, reserving the portion with
the dwelling house and other i'm
provements,
Our fellow townsman, Hon. chas.
3. Hosg, has been elected a member
Of the Virginia Historical Society.
AT the same meeting His Grace, the
Marquis Of Lorne, was also elected q
member.
The sad news reaches US Of The
drowning Of Henry Kramer, in'the
Little Kanawha at Parkersburg, last
Saturday.
Mr.. c. W. Maupin wasin our Office
Monday. He was on his way to
Philadelphia, to buy hisspring stock
of goods. He will have his new
goods in his store in about a week
Our readers up that way would do
well to await their arrival.
1fyou want a good cheap engine
oil, try the "Amber." If you want
the best engine oil in the world,
better than Lard oil, that will not
gum, that water will not wash of,
and that will not heat, try the Gu,
reka," for sale at VanGilder's Drug
Store. 2-w,
Machinists and Engineers can find
at all times at Hutchinson 4 Co.'S
Boat Store, Henderson, W. Va, all
kinds Of supplies, such as Lubrica-
ting Oils, Gum, Hemp and Cotton
Packings, also all kinds Of Lanterns,
Red and Green Globes, Oars, &c.
Give them call when you are in
want Of anything in their liue, 4w
FOR SALE,
1000 good locust posts s #. long
Apply at this office.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Miss Jones will please
come forward Immediately and sell.
Tie up. 2w.
Mrs. q. J.-Martin will open an en-,
tire new stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, on Saturday, April 18th, and
will sell for cash only.
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There is nov. a lively fight going
on between the White Collar Line,
and the Wheeling paokets-Andes
and St. Lawrence, which will be Of
some ION beneBEto ttspablio, Freight
has been cut downSto six cents per
hundred pounds and the Andes and
St, Lawrence have the fare to Gin.
cinnati down to two dollars.
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A Valuable Dwelling House in
Point Pleasant Tor Anle.

T OFFER for sale at 8 bargain, my late
residence, on the East side OF Wand
Street, just above Sth street, in the town OF
Point Pleasant, The lot Is 81 feet front by
1872 feet deep, and contains q little more
than one-sixth Of an acre. The house Is q
two-story frame, and contains four rooms
and two halls, with an L containing four
rooms, all In good repair; there Is a good
cellar, l2xl3 feet under the kitchen, and
also q good stable and buggy-house, with
other necessary outbuiltlings, Terms to
suit purchasers.
Sep9O,t W.. II, ToMLTNsoN.
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A Company has been organized it
this place for the purpose Of build
ing Marine Ways on the old saw
mill site. The gentlemen compo
sing this Company are men of CAPT.
tai and energy. Whatever they un
dertake they will accomplish. This
will add much to the business inter.
ests Of this town.
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For SALE.

1000 good locust posts s #. long
Apply at this office.
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OH. P. Van Matre, of Robinson
District, sold 176 acres of his farm
last week, to Asa Musgraye, Jr, fol
the cum Of $4,000. Mr.. Van Matre
however, reserving the portion with
the dwelling house and other i'm
provements,
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The depot Of the Ohio Central At
this place, viii be located too far
from town, With a bad road TO travel
oyerto ge.to We hope the Com.
pany will devise some plan to locate
il nearer 70 ssoKn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-04-11

Our fellow townsman, Hon. chas.
E. Hosg, has been elected a member
Of the Virginia Historical Society.
AT the same meeting His Grace, the
Marquis of Lorne, was also elected a
member.
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IL Isl said that the grea. iron rail
road bridge now in course d con.
struc,ion at this place, win be com.
pleted and ready for trains 10 cross
by the 1It Of November next.
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We believe that il the matter was
properly laid before the Railroad
Company, they would assist in resto-
ring the Kanawha river road, which
they so badly destroyed in the con-
strnction oftheir railroad.