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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05
The Grange.

The West Virginia State Grange
held it's annual session last week at
Parkersburg. The following list Of
officers we're chosen for the ensuing
term of two years.
Master, Jas. E. Hall, Barbour coun.
ty; overseer, s. A. Houston, Green.
brier; Lecturer, 7. c. Atkeson, Put.
nam; Steward, s. NJ. Ward, Cal.
houn; Assistant Steward, G. E.
Skinner, Mason; Chaplain, NJ. P.
Amiss, Wood; Treasurer, ]. D. Rar.
din, jackson; Secretary, William
Haynes, Monroe; Gate Keeper,
ThOs. Donovan, Brooke; Ceres, Mrs.
NJ, A, Robbins, Wood; Pomona,
Mrs. E. NJ. Hull, Barbour Flora,
Mrs. L. v. slaven, Monroe; L. A.
g., Mrs. NJ. E. Rardin, Jackson.
The next meeting will be held in
RayenswoOd. Jackson county, on
the fourth Wednesday in October,
1885.
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1naAn Morrurs.
judicial Sale Of VaiuahIsS
Real Estate Lying A.
Clendinen Diatricf

IN pnfsnni,ce IN the letns n, M,
Ions 81 n ceriain aNeFee N NV sesl W.
Cont II NiSs6n eonntv W. ss,ss N, Suet
rendered oi, tbe otb N {. \, p -, ,lsl,lla
ISL n a ceri rl,ss,', 8, = n,
pentline h which isc,ss "a ~, MN; .leteln
ministrstor oi Ioin'F Tcy; M s iseas, ag Y
a plainlilf and 0sar Ne M s s,S ~
en are ieienaaniS. tI,e nvd s.,J O.a,
Special Commissioner appcistea5 my
empowered by audience Sian. on NV IN
9ed day Oi November 1850 y
the mont door Of he Court Honss y
said Mason county. West Virsinis, =; \.
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Test Case Under iIle State
Bonrd Of HeaIlIi Act.

lt.N NtINt UuutE TIC nIHle
Board or Health Act.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals
held q session Saturday for the an.
nonncement Of decisions in cases
taken under adyisement al the re.
cent term. Among others the case
Of the State against Df. \. N. Dent,
Of Preston county, was decided.
Thisis an interesting case; as it
decidesthe validity Of the act ere.
ating Che State Board d Health,
and comforting certain powers and
duties upon IL. Dr. Dent claimed
the right TO practice medicine
without complying with the re.
quirements Of the act. Heidi 50,
and the Board proceeded against
him in the Circuit Court, and got
a Judgment against him. He car.
ried the case into The Supreme
Court Of Appeals, where by the de.
ciSion rendered Saturday, the judg.
ment Of the Circuit Court was
affirmed and the Board sustained.
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Grand Ledge 4 o. q. r,


The annual session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, Of West vir.
ginia, met in the city Of Wheeling
on the 2Sth ult, and adjourned on
the S0th nlt, The following Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year.
Grand Master, Owen s. McKin
ney, Of Fairmont.
Deputy Grand Master, VIM. Ell
lingham, Of Wheeling.
Grand Warden, ThOmass. spa.es,
Of clarksburg.
Grand Secretary, E, A. Billing.
slea, Of Fairmont.
Grand Treasurer, Henry seamou,
Of Wheeling.
Grand Representative, j. 7.
Hoke, Of Kingwood. Grand Rep.
resentative, P. Gano, Of West Un.
ion, holds over till the next annual
session.
The Grand Encampment met in
the same city, Immediately after
the adjournment of the Grand
Lodge. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year,
Grand Prelate, George Brinkman,
Of Grafton.
Grand High Priest, DR.. D. Mayer,
Of Charleston.
Grand Senior Warden, W. H.
sheib, of Wheeling.
Grand Junior Warden, Jacob
Simpson, of Huntington.
Grand Scribe, Henry Uthman, Of
Wheeling.
Grand Treasurer, Henry seamOn,
Of Wheeling.
The number Of lodges now at
work is 70. There were 1925
members reported last year. Dur.
ing theyear past 2G5 we're initiated,
81 reinstated and Al admitted by
card, making a total 4, 1888. There
were "A that died; 1Owere suspend.
ed; 2lS were dropped; A were ex.
PEELED and 80 withdrew, a total of
Sl5, leaving 8,96S members, an in.
crease during the year of 40. The
number Of brothers relieved was
SOC, also A widowed families. =
The order buried Al members
There was expended sS,6522S for
the relief of brother members and
s5O2.75 for widowed families; for
funerals, s4,OS6.S5 was expended;
for donations 1904, making total
of sl4,S45.SS expended. The
amount of Lodge funds is given at
s69,79O.4S; lodge expenses s29,6l4;
amount on hand s4O,l75.54.
The next session Of Che Grand
Lodge will be held at Grafton, on
the Fourth Tuesday in October,
1885.
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In For The WAR.

BALTIMORE, October 3l.-Trains
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
over the Pennsylvania railroad be.
tween here and New York will be
stopped Sunday next. Passenger
agents Of the Baltimore and Ohio
state that with the end Of all ar.
engagements between the two roads
the Baltimore and Ohio will in
angurate a new schedule. They
will start in direct competition
with the Pennsylvania railroad
limited and express trains with
sleeper and parlor cars TO all points
west and for which no extra charge
will be made. They say they are
in for the war aud are going TO
stay.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

Several years ago an Arkansas
physician accidentally discovered
that q spring Of water would cure
sore eyes, and TO day a town Of
1000 inhabitants, with hotel facil.
tiles, has grown around IL called
Eureka Springs. Miss Lille Gallo.
han is there teaching art work,
Charley and George Calohan have
become stereoscopic artists, and
Leet Calohan, with sore eyes for
ten years is getting we'll with the
use Of the water. Right in the
town are iron and sulphur, and al.
most every kind Of medicinal
springs known,-Gallipolis Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

State Senator W. NJ. o. Dawson,
of Preston county, is charged with
bribing voters at the late election
to vote the Republican ticket.
John L. Foreman, a we'll known
citizen Of that county, makes the
charge under oath, The Senate
will have to do u little investigat.
ing and ifthe charges are found to
be true he ought, as no doubt he
will, be unseated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05
The Reporter Newspaper Office
burned 10 the Ground.

MouNDsvlLLE, Oct. 3O.-Shortly
after u o'clock last night an alarm
Of fire was sounded from the Mid
die ward. In a few moments The
streets were thronged with people
who did everything in their powel
10 subdue the flames, which were
found to be in the Reporter office
The fire was in the southwest cor
ner Of the editorial room in a part
where no FIRE has been for foul
years. Strenuous efforts we're made
to save the Office and a large frame
building next door, but the lonp
drought had made the cisterns and
wells dry and water could not be
obtained. Rock lost everything
1t was impossible to save a single
thing, and the type, presses and
material are a total loss.
The building next door caught
and IL, too, went. There is Consid
cradle mystery surrounding The
matter and there Is very little
doubt that il was incendisry.-
About a month ago some one stole
Of q part Of Mr.. Rocks newspaper
press, and II was then not found fol
some time. ALI good citizens con.
demned that act as they do this
II is supposed that some personal
enemy Of Mr.. Rock did the deed
Mr.. Rock has been here many years
and there is very general regret al
his misfortune. Every possible
effort will be made to find tho per,
petrator Of the outrage and bring
him To justice.
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The Next LerlsInture.

The next House of Representa-
tives Of this State will stand as fol
lows; Democrats, 3d. Republicans
S6; Greenbackers, 9. Democratic
majority, 10.
The Senate stands! Democrats
Is; Republicans, 10; Greenbacker
l. Democratic majority, 4. Ma
jOrity on joint ballot over all, II
This is enough for all practical
purposes.
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Notice to riduoiaries.
CoMMiSioNIR,s OFftcE,
risl,.r " Va NJ i teei

rViNF PLEASANT w. a., Nov. 1884 !
III. Administrators, Executors. Guar.
"a dams, Committees and Cnrators
are required by Chapter es Of tile Acts
ofthe Legislature Of iSS2; TO make annual
sstaemsHs before the Comhis ioner AZ
Accounts. Z A failure to so renders them
liable 70 tine Of not less than $50 nor
more than $500. Upon examination Of
the records find a large number Of
tiduciaries who have never made any
settlements at all. A large number
must settle their accounts before the un.
dersigned during this aud next month.
This Is positirelg the last notice / shall
give. JOHN j.. TlAIsIs,
Commissioner OF Accounts for Mason
county, W. Va. fnoy5-2m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

The election, as /. always does,
passed of quietly in this place
The workers on both sides did their
duty to their parties, but in a
pleasant manner, no quarrels or
disputes arising. This is to our
credit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05
Commissioners Sale Of the
Real and Personal Property
belonging 10 the Mason CITY
Salt and Mining Company.

commissioners Sale Of the
Real and Personal Property
Belonging 10 the Mason City
salt and Mining Company.
In pursuance Of the terms and pro.
i visions OF q certain decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Mason county, West Wiz.
GINA, rendered ON the lgthiday Of Sen.
tember, 1884, in a certain chancery suit
therein pending, In wliichG. Y. Roots
aud Others are Plaintltis and The Mason
City Salt and Mining Company and 9th.
ems are defendants, We, tile undersigned
Special Commissioners appointed and
empowered by said decree, shall, on tho
25th day Of November. 1884,
on the lot on which the Salt furnace DO.
longing TO said Company stands NJ Ma.
son City in said county, proceed TO sell
by way Of public auction to the highest
bidder, oil the real estate and the i'm
proyements thereon belonging 70 the
said Mason City Salt and Mining Com
pany at and adjoining Mason City IN
said county, including the Salt furnace,
coal mines embracing about 237 acres Of
land, railway tracks, franchises, town
lots and buildings and all the appnrton-
anccs thereto belonging, being tliesame
real estate described In the deed oitrust
filed as exhibit 20" with plaintiffs Bill,
In which said property Is conveyed BY
said Company to James p. Kilbreth,
trustee, to secure the payment Of Ger.
tain bonds therein described, which
property WILDE offered IN separate par
cells and as a whole and sold in the man
ner In which the proceeds will aggregate
the most, for cash as to so much OF tile
purchase money as will be necessary 10
pay the EXPENSES attending said Sale,
and the amount Of interest then due up.
on the bonds In said trust deed nen-
toned and described, and as 10 the resi-.
due upon q credit TO correspond with
the dates at which the remaining install.
ments OF interest and the principal will
full due OF said bonds, taking from tho
purchaser notes with good security for
the deferred instalMents bearing inter-
est from the day ofsale, and we shall on
the same day. proceed to sell by way OF
public auction, the personal property BIZ.
longing to said Company aud fully dc.
scribGd in exhibits 3D. aud "E" filed
with plaintiffs bill, consisting Of Bro.
mine tools and utensils, Salt furnace
tools and utensils, cooper shop tools,
coal hank tools aud utensils, farm tools,
live stock, coal bargcs, floats, &c, which
sale shall be for cash.
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
q. p. SIMPSON,
Special Commissioners,
lido hereby certify that bond and SO.
curity has been given by tue above
named Commissioners as required by
law. CIIAs. B. WAGuESRR, Clerk.
oCl92w4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

The next session Of the West
Virginia Press Association is fixed
for November 18th, at Martins.
burg We suggest that the time Of
meeting be changed to sometime
10 December or January next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

Two brothers, one Democrat aud
one Republican, were candidates
for sheriff Of Marion county, and we
are glad to say the democratic
brother" was elected,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

P.W. Morris, editor of the RitOh.
10 Gazette, and President Of the
West Virginia Press Association,
has been elected to the State Sen.
ate in the Richie District. He
will make a useful member Of the
Senate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

Away down East an enterprising
Yankee has patented a machine
which will enable every man To
become a master Of biography
That Is all very we'll, but what Is
a machine that will jerk the hired
girl out Of bed, dress the baby and
pay the rent. Fame and wealth
also await, the inventor Of such an
investment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

The severity of the drouth in the
SOulhside section Of yirginia pass
es conception. M rain has fillen
for more than eight weeks, and from
every church their prayesr are Of
fered for generous showers. Creeks
and wells are drying up, and the
city reservoirs in Petersburg are so
low that they furnish but one half
the water needed for the popula.
tion. When a Ere started in jaCk.
sons tobacco factory a few nights
ago it consumed the whole estab
lishment, because there was no
water with which to quench it.
Along the beds Of the exhausted
creeks there can be seen the rot.
ting carcasseso or the stripped skple.
TINS Of thousands Of fish that have
persisted in the drouth. The mills
are idle, and the farmers cannot
have their wheat and corn ground.
The crops are injured beyond meas.
IRE. There will not be nure than
half a crop Of corn aud two thirds
Of u crop Of tobacco, The ground
is iE no condition fur the sowing Of
wheat, and but little has been done.
The>grass and under growth in the
forest is like finder and the woods
East and West Of Petersburg are
now burning. A large quantity
Of valuable young timber has been
destroyed, and hundreds of thous.
ands Of feet Of cOrd wood have been
swept away. The people are too
busy eudeavoring to extinguish the
fires TO compute their loss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

Dakota will send a pumpkin
Weighing one hundred and eighty.
Eve pounds to the New Orleans TX.
posiliop.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

The sentiment favoring the open.
ing Of the Indian country 10 actual
settlers, grows a. civilization pro.
crosses westward.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

choly. and several times threatened
10 take his life. On the Sun.
day in question the family went
out to spend the day, leaving him
alone 10 the house., withno. thought
oftbe terrible spectacle that would
greet them oniheir return. About
the middle Of the day he was last
seen alive. The family returned
about five o'clock in the evening,
andwhen putting the buggy in the
barn his lifeless body was found
hanging from a raftef BY q stout
halterrope. Theuniortnnate man,
in . fitUftempofaty insanity, had
made the rope fast 10 the beam
then 70 his neck, and jumped of
The fall was not sufficient to break
bis neck, and death ensued from
strangulaLion.
The deceased was about 20 years
Of age, well 10 do and well thought
Of, He was a son Of Thomas G.
Wright, ESQ, of Freeman's Greek.
Weston Democrat.
FIVE Men BLowS Up.-T Tho boil
er Of Isaac Wehrman's saw.mill, ON.
Ten.Mile Greek, Tyler County, ex
ploded % few days ago instantly
killing John Fox and William
Warden aud wounding Eve other
men, two Of them fatally. The
wounded are George Kllzbean,
Henry johnson Michael Anderson,
Jacob Stewart and a Pole, name
unknown. All Of them were hor.
'ribly scalded in addition TO being
wounded by flying timbers.
A railroad accident occurred at
Ceredo last week, which resulted
in mortally injaring Enoch Davis,
Of Jackson County. He shortly
aiterward died. IL appears that
the way freight, which was behind
time, had stopped to take on a car,
when the fast freight came along
and ran into the caboose Of theway
freight. Several passengers besid-
es Mr.. Davis were in the caboose,
but succeeded in getting out before
the accident occurred.-AdvOeate.
Alice Harris, a colored woman,
was mysteriously murdered near
Morgantown Sunday night last
She was about twenty-five years
old, married, and leaves a child
four years Of age. Her husband
and she quarreled recently, and be
moved to Grafton. Two colored
boys, named Herkins and Trimble,
have been held for the crime.
Last Thursday afternoon Luther
Heiner and another workman we're
engaged in cutting timber on a
hillside, on the waters Of Cedar
Creek. They we're engaged in
saving in too q heavy stick, and
when il was about two.thirds Of
the way Of, it suddenly parted,
without any warning, and rolled
over Mr., Heiner, crushing him ia.
tally, from which be died in few
hours. Mr.. Heiner was a young
man Of good habits and had, many
warm personal friends in Gilmer
and Braxton counties who will be
pained to hear of Ills sudden death.
Banner.
The year 1884 will ever be mem.
orable in the Ohio Valley. II can
boast of the deepest snow, the high.
est river, the-luwest river, the long.
est drouth, the coolest weather aud
the hottest weather; and to this
may be added the earthquake and
thshardeSt times.-S Mlrys 0racic,
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NoTTCE.

NoT1CE.3lo
IL persons are hereby forbidden
a from shooting, hunting, ranging or
iowllng within the enclosed lands Of the
undersigned situated In Lewis and Rob.
inson Districts, without their petmiss.
ion, under the penalties prescribed by
law. JOHN 8, LEWIS,
]. w. ENGLISH,
oCI22w4 G. sEHoN.
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w. y
We have not sufficient returns
from this District to determine the
result, but our opinion is, that it
will be about as follows For Bar,
bee-wOod, 600; Richie 400; Jack.
son, 100; Putnam, 800; Mason, 300.
Total Republican majorities, loo.
For Gibson-Wayne, 1000; Cabell,
500; Lincoln, 900; Calhoun, 300;
Writ, 200; Roane, 400; Peasants,
$50 Total Democratic majorities,
$3.50. Ne! majority for Gibson,
l,450. We may have to reduce
these figures a little.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

CEND your OrieIs for printing TO this
- Office. Done promptly. Low prices.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby warned
"a against trusting or har6oring my
wife, Christina Grimes, as | will pay no
debts OF her contracting, she having leit
my bed and board without cause or
provocatlOn. ALEX. GRIMES.
4w. pd.
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In another column Will be found
an account Of the death Of Hon.
Charles James Faulkner, Of Berke-
ley county. His death concerns
not only his immediate family and
the people Of his county, but the
people Of the whole State and No.
ton with whose destiny he has
been SO closely associated. An ex.
change in speaking Of his death
says "a manof bonndless energy,
ofkeen insight, a wonderful power
Of yaluing men and methods By
their true unit Of measure, alfable
polished, q scholar and d states
man, his death removes a land
mark from among men. AT the
Court Of St. James he won a ma
tional reputation as a diplomat
AT home he was admired for biz
culture, honoted for his merits, re
spected for his good deeds. Dead
but his deedslive after him. west
Virginia moarns the death Of hel
honored citizen.p
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nnIIlaASw WHISKY HAmFs cured
UHUNN Atilnlne Nithoutphln. Heck
UEUItlRf, part gplars sent free,
4p' Nv poLLli, y, y, AlllliagA
finch lp-ly' -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

SuIClDE,-On SUNDAY evening
last, Thomas Wright committed
suicide, at his. fathers home, on
Freeman's Creek, about six miles
from Weston, by hanging himself.
No information Of the sad affair
was received here until Monday
evening, when Coroner Jas. w.
Woffindin fastened TO the place,
accompanied BY DR.. N. B. Bland.
A jury was summoned, and after
the examination ufseyeral witness.
es, q verdict was returned by the
jury 10 the effect that the deceased
had como to his death by hanging
himself, and that no one was 10
blame for the act.
The young man had, for some
time, been subject " fits Of melan.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05

The year 1884 will ever be mem.
orable in the Ohio Valley. Ii can
boast Of the deepes! snow, the high.
est river, the lowest river, the long.
est drouth, the coolest weather aud
the hottest weather; and to this
may be added the earthquake and
thshardeSt times.-S MdrP 0raclc,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-10-30
MARRIED.

MILLER-ENNIs.-On Oct. 10th, near
Texas, by Rev. A. E. Baichly, Mr.. AL.
Miller to Miss Sadie Ennis, both of Henry
county, Ohio.
PHIhLIPs-HAYwARD.- the resi-
dence CT the brides parents in Valley
Falls, Kan, on Wednesday Oct. 22d, DR..
A. B. Phillips, of this city, and Miss Ida
Hayward. The DR.. arrived here last Fri
day with his prize and now has her Gagged
in his recently acquired property on
School street. Cigars for this notice, Doc.
BREssLER-DAvIs.-On Oct, 10th. 1884.
by IS. Pope, J. P, Mr.. Newton Bressler
to Miss Tilla Davis, all of Henry county,
Ohio.
HAYEs-MERCHANT.- Oct. 22nd,
1884, at Weston, Mich, Mr.. Hamilton II.
Hayes, of Fulton county, O., and Miss
Matilda A. Merchant, OF Henry county, o.
HALTER-FELT.-Mr.G G. F. Halter, who
has charge of the manufacturing depart
ment of Jeakle's confectionery store. was
married at Batavia, Thursday, to Miss
Grace Felt, of Felt's Mills, N. Y. The
NeWs hopes that their welded life NAV be
as sweet as the delicious goods that Mr..
II. makes.-Aurora, Oils Dailv Ne,Ds.