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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-05-14
Democratic County Conyen.
tinIi.
T0Me Democratic HOlor8 ofM6 SeCeral

ToMs Democratic Yotce oftt Ssp7al
Distriels Of Mason County,
You are hereby requested to
assemble on che 9th day Of May,
1884, at the places hereinafter
ilumed, and select delegates to at.
tend the County Convention to be
held at Point Pleasant on Tuesday,
the Sd day Of June, 1884, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates
for the House Of Delegates, Sheriff,
Circuit Clerk, County Clerk, Pros.
ocuting Attorney, Assessors for Isl
and I'd Districts, County Commits.
sioner, saryoyor Of Lands, and to
transact such other business as
may properly come before said con.
Sention;
Arbuckle-Town Hall.
Clcndinen-F adelyschool House.
aannan-Town Hall.
Graham-New Haven.
Waggener-AEason City.
CoOper-Cullin's School House.
Robinson achirs Store.
Cologne-Yangor School House.
Union-Wolfs Valley.
Lewis-Court House.
BY order of the Mason County Dem.
ocratic Executive Committee.
A. A. HANLY, Chairmao.
join e, BELLER, Secretary.
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Dcfcal Of The Morrlson mn.


The action Of the House Of Rep.
resentatives on tho 9th inst, in
striking out the enacting clause Of
the Morrison tariff bill in effect
kills the measure and puts an end
to tariff agitation during this SEES.
sion Of Congress. While, doubt.
less, the friends Of the Morrison bill
will feel some soreness over the de-
feat Of their pet scheme, the result
will be accepted as satisfactory to
the great BODY of the American
people. The Morrison bill profess.
ed 10 reform the tariff but failed to
accomplish a reduction Of revenues,
aud in this particular at least dis.
appointed the expectation Of
friends Of a genuine tariff reform.
His measure was crude in many of
its details and did not evince that
careful study aud thorough knowl.
edge Of the subject with which it
dealt that the public EXPECTED to
see displayed. In view Of the
manifest desire Of business interests
to see what would be the effect Of
recent changes in the tariff system
before experimenting with new
ones, the introduction ofsuch q bill
in Congress at this session was ill.
timed and ilnpolitic. In addition
to these facts, Mr.. AGorrison's
scheme was handicapped with the
universal opinion that its tendency
was to free trade, principle how.
ever correct it may have been in
theory at one day, is now regarded
in the estimation Of sound think
ing men Of all political sects and
creeds q practical abshrdiLy. II
the Morrison,Carlisl faction Ind
presented revenue bill fully in
accord with the accepted Democrat.
ic position of raising revenues for
the actual necessities of govern.
ment by tariff fairly adjusted so
as 10 protect labor and deserving
'induslriesaSd not tofoster monopo,
lies, Notwithstanding an indispo-
sition to foster monopGlio', not
withs!aiding an indisposition to
further NEEDLE with the subject al
this time, it is probable that it
would have gone through the House
by a large vote, While Mr.. Ran.
dali will probably DO criticised by
partisans for the bold stand he
made against the measure, the fact
remains that he has shown himself
a mastery leader, a statesman with
high and just conceptions of the
public need, and the moral courage
10 follow his convictions at all
times and under all circumstances.
The plume Of victory floats from
his crest, and he is entitled to
wear it, IMecling Register.
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TToTTC5.

THE Annual Meeting Of The stockhol.
i ders Of the Hartford City Coal and
Salt Company, win be held at the Com.
pany's Office, in Hartford City, Mason
County, West Yirginia, on Thnrsday
May 10Th, 1884, at 8 o'clock a. m., for the
purpose Of elcCting directors, ratifyinq
sales that have been made, and doing
any business that may be legally neccs.
sary to be done to close up the business
OF the Company. BY order Of Directors,
q. W. M0RED0CK, Pres't.
HARTFoRD CRY, w. Va, April %, 'S4.
apr30-9w.
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The principal sensation in the f.,
nancial world this week was the full.
nro ofthe Marine Bank ofNew York
which carried with it the failure
Of the firm Of Grant & Ward, bank.
ers and brokers. The firm was
composed Of General Grant, U. S.
Grant, jr9 +, Ward and two others.
The frm has been on the losing
side of speculation for over year,
and the losses arc said to have
been very great. General Grant
is reported to be very much pros.
t'ated over the failure.-Er.
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Hon. II. BOYD Faulkner,

The Hon. L. Boyd Faulkner, Of
Martinsburg, a candidate for the
nomination for Governor before tho
Democratic State Convention, was
in our city two days last week, in
the interests Of his candidacy. He
mixed familiarity with our people
and made a very good impression
upon them. Mr. Faulkner is a
gentleman Of culture and intolli-
gence, a profound lawyer and with
considerable experience as o 1ogis
la'or, having served for a number
Of years very acceptably in the
State Senate, His stay was short,
having pressing business engage.
ments that called him home, but
he will visit us again before the
converting of the convention.
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Waggcner District Primary

The Waggenor District Primary
meeting will be held at Clifton on
Saturday, May Oath, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, instead of Mason
City, as heretofore announced. The
place of meeting having been be.
fore only temporarily removed from
Clifton.
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Notice to creditors.

TO tic Creditors of Ell Saulsr dc'a.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of the County Of Mason,
made ina cause therein pending, to sub.
ject the real estate OF tho said Eli Saul.
ser to the payment OF his debts, you are
required to present your claims against
the estate OF the said Ell Saulser for nd.
Indication 10 John u. Tilnms, Commits.
ioncr, At lis Office in said county, on OF
before tho 9th day Of June, 1881.
Witness; Chas. d. Waggcnor, Clerk OIL
satd Court, this 18th day 81 April, 1881.
CllAS. u. WAGGESfiR, Clerk.
Tomlmson & POhlCy, Soils.
apr9l-6W.
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John X. Thompson has apparent.
ly swallowed the Republican party
Of West Virginia, and is now play.
ing with the Grecnback party by
way Of dessert, But there is dan.
ger that he may overload his
stomach with the richness of po.
litical jobbery.- ParEmSbury Scnli.
mol.
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Notice.

The Democratic County Execu-
tive Committee, requests that all
the Districts Of the county hold
their Primary meetings at 2o'clock
7. M on The oath day Of May, 1884.
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The Camden Light Artillery Of
Martinsburg has received two sec.
lions Of It's battery and tho War
Department will forward the other
sections this month. This com.
pany bids fair TO b. u crack one in
every respect,
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LL parties who have an unsettled
"A claim against the late firm of 1.
Friedman < TO-, which did business at
Hess \ Co.'S stand, will present them for
settlement without delay, or otherwise
they will consider themselves released
from the payment Of any chin tlml
may represented against them after the
expiration oitllis notice,
mMyIml ] FRIEDMAN.
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staticians and mathmeti,ians
are burning oceans of midnight oil
making different calculations how
the first ballot will stand. The
last ballot is the one they ought to
be figuring on,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-05-14

Hon. Charles James Faulkner, of
Martinsburg, has purchased an elo.
giant residence at Washington City,
which in the future he will make
his home.
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For SHORTLY.

10 dc Voters Of Mason County.
! take this means OF informing you
that ! am a candidate for tho Office Of
Sheriff Of our county, subject tn the do.
cision Of the Democratic County Con.
yenton, HEREAFTER to be held. II homi.
mated, ! will do all in my power to hc
elected, and 7 elected, viii servo the
people faithfully.
Il u. NNAI.N
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We had a pleasant call from Hon,
Chas. c. Brown, of Jackson county,
Monday. Mr.. Brown is a candi
date for the Democratic nomina.
ion for State Senator, and he was
down in Mason looking after his
fences, which he found to be in
pretty good condition. jackson
county is entitled to the Senator
this time, and Mason county the
next term. So far as VIC are able
to learn the vote ofthis county will
beast in convention for Mr.. Brown.
Mason has no disposition to dictate
the candidate to Jackson, and in
presenting Mr., Brown, they can
rely upon the vote of the Mason
Delegates for him.
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VIM. Neal, the last of tho famous
Ashland murdorors, was sentenced
to death at Grayson, KY, one day
last week, tho jury returning a
verdict in forty minutcs.
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The Democrats of Barbour county
are already in the field with their
county ticket, and propose to make
an aggressive fight, which is the
way to win,
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Bob Lincoln's partisans are said
to DO engaged in tho ghoul.like
employment Of digging into Che
grave VI his father for i boom.
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Brother Downtain of the Put.
nam Democrat, is candidate for
Clerk Of the County Court in his
county. Flo is honest, he is capa,
bic, and we hope he may DO elected
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Reynolds says that tho reports
carried from here to Clifton con-
oorning the trial of Kirby smclt
strangely loud Of political dema,
goguery.
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NOTICE TO CngnlTons,
OOMIMIsSIONEIl,S NOTlON.

Spencer saulser, vs.. Mary Mobiles, ct ais.
In ChanCery.
Extract from Decree entered April
oath, 1881
at is therefore adjudged, ordered and
decreed that this cause be reierrei to
one Of the Commissioners Of thissCourt,
after the Clerk gives the usual notice as
required by law, and take, state and re-
port an account whether the personal
estate Of Eli SaulCer, deceased, is sulIi.
CienL to pay Oft his Indebtedness, and
the amount Of Indebtedness Of said es.
tate, and the liens, il any"
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in this decree, that | have
fixed upon the 9th day OF june, 1884, as
the time, and my Ogice in Point Pleas.
ant, us the place, to state the accounts
rs required by said decree, at which
time aud place they can attend,
Given under my hand this 96th day o
April, 1884, JN0. Il. TISIMS,
Commissioner, N, q, O,
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A movements already on foot to
place Gen. Grant on the retired
list, with the rank and pay Of
General, in order to reimburse him
for hissrecont financial losses. As
u banker the General is a failure.
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The Kentucky delegates at large
have a decided Arthur complexion,
but it was decided that they 80 10
Chicago unrestricted.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEpOSITtoNs

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
70 Namie Hayman;
You will please take notice that on
the 18th day Of May, in the year 1884,
between the hours Of S o'clock q, IN.
and 0 o'clock p. M, Of that day, at the
law office Of Menager, Hogg & Spencer,
Point Pleasant, W. Va, | shall proceed
to take the deposisions Of John Iiayman
and Others, To be read as evidence in
my behalf in a suit pending in the Cir.
cult Court OF Mason county, on the
Chancery side thereof, wherein am
plaintiff and you are defendant; and IL
from any cause the taking OF said depo.
sitiOns DO not completed on that day,
the taking Of the same will be adjourned
and continued from day to day, and
time to time, until the same be compile.
ted, Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HAYMAN, BY Counsel.
Manager, Hogg 4 Spencer, soils. !.
anrHslKVl
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For Circuit CLERK.

~ Wo lVltTb " hUlHVN J1WVlb'
No one has solicited me Ia become a
candidate; the children urp not urylpg
for me, and imnginc you IRE not very
soliciious as to my candidacy, but alter
u careful examination VI tins e0hstitn.
ton, both hnlcrnl md State, | find moth.
ing therein prohibiting me from bpcpIn.
ing one. therefore take this method
OF announcing TO you that ani II canlh.
date fUr tie nomination for the office OF
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, subject ton
decision Of tic Democratic County Con.
yention, TO be held on the ID LAY oi
June next, As to my qualifications inr
the office, the records VI your county
will attest; and whether ain nominated
or not, my voice viii he heard upon tho
Hastings Of your county, fur the success
Of tho entire Democratic ticket, from
President down to Constable, from the
opening OF the campaign to the close Of
llUpOl!s. Very Respectfully,
JOHN L. TIAIAlS.
TO &c Iotrs cf Mason Com,w
l hereby announce myself Us q canti.
date for tho office Of Clerk " the Circuit
Court Of Mason county, subject Ia the
decision Of the Republican County Con.
yentlon.
R. Z, MITCHELL
10 hc lo,tu If Mason Comtg
Through the REGISTER OF Mason conn.
ty ! hereby announce myself II candidate
for tho Office OF Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of this county. will chceriulIy
abide by tile action and decision Of tho
Democratic County Convention, when
held, II nominated and cheated to that
office, | will do all ii my power 10 dis.
charge lis duties faithfully aud Just,
l remain, sincerely Your friend,
CHARLES W. FADELY.
TO he Totas Of Ma@n County,
hereby announce myself as n candi-
date for the oilice Of Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Mason county, subject TO the
action Of the Democratic County Con.
vention to be held June 81, 1884.
OLIVER PHELPS.
To de poters Of Josm County,
thereby announce myself a candidate
for denomination for the office OF Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, subject to tio
action OF tho Democratic Convention,
and il nominated and elected promise
to discharge the duties Of the Office as
faithfully in the future as have in tic
past
cHAs b. wAGGENER.
70 &e To'0' Of Nasa caoiy
At the solicitation Of many Of my
friends hereby announce myself a
for the Office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Coun-
~ Convention, promising, II nominated
and elected, faithful discharge Of tho
duties Of the office.
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To he Iolrs of .liason COUNT,

] hereby announce lnysclia candidate
for the office Of Sheriff Of your county,
subject to the action ami choice OF tlid
Democratic County Convention, when
it convcnes, promising in tho event of
my nomination and election, M impart-
ial and faithful discharge Of NY official
duties. Very respectfully soliciting yunr
cooperation and SUPPORT, remain sin.
cerely your friend,
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JAS. W. WINDOW.
To &s 1otss Of Mason County.

TO Ws TOFT8 q NVNOR lOuN7N
Twill bO u candidate for the Office Of
Sherilrol our County, subject to tho lie
ciston Of the next Democratic County
Convention. II honorpd blythe Dempt-
racy with the nomination, no effort, on
my part, shall be spared to secure my
election; II elected, by the people, I will
zealOusly strive to discharge tho duties
OF the office ilnpartially to all.
4. y. lOGGESS.
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james E. Mink, administrator Of John
Neville, deceased,
vs.
Oscar Neville, ct ais.
Chancery.

In Chancery.
[EStractfrom decree entered May ), 1881
"And it is further adjudged, ordered
aud dccreed by the Court that this cause
be and is hereby referred to John +.
Iinms. one Of the Commissioners Of
this Court, to take, state and report an
account. showing what real estate said
decedent was entitled to at the time Of
his deccase, what liens, il any, are
against the same, the Indebtedness, il
any, to whom owing and how evidenced
and their particulars. Also to settle the
administration account Of plaintiff with
said estate. And also ascertain and
report the names Of the heirs at law OF
said docedent, &C."
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in this decree, that | have
fixed upon the 2Sd day Of June, 1884, as
the time, and my Office in Point Pleas.
ant, w. Va, as the place, to state the
above account reqired by said decree, at
which time and place they can attend.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
May, 1884. JN0. E. TIMMS,
Commissioner Mason Circuit Court.
Gum, Sol.
NorIcE TO CREDfToRs.
To the Creditors OF John i. Neville,
deceased:
lnpursuance Of decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of tire county Of Mason made
in a Cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate OF the said John i. Nov.
illeto the payment Of his debts, Won arc
required to present your claims against
the estate Of the said John u. Neville
Tor adjudication to John L. Timms, com.
missioner, ut his office in the said coun.
ty, on or before the 2Sd dry Of June,
1884. CiAS. d. WAGGENER,
mayllw4 Clerk.
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If Mr. TiIden signides to Ire
Democratic National Convention d
willingness to be the nominee he
willbe made the candidate BY ac-
clamation II, however, he de.
clines the nomination NJ. Randall,
who comes nearer than ahy other
person representing Tilden ia pol,
itics, should be nominated. A
ticket reading Randall aud McDon.
aid would embrace elements Of
strength not 70 besurpassed BY any
other choice that could possibly be
made.
Mrs. Carrie Kilgore has been ad.
mitted to practice in the Common
Pleas Court at Philadelphia, the
/ frs! lady to secure that privilege.
Reports from the various trade
centers indicate a slight improve.
ment in business.
The wool market at Boston is
dull, and holders desiring to sell
must mako concessions.
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Mr.. Carlton Young, of Graham
Bottom, is a Republican oftho pu.
vest type. he is spoken of as the
Republican candidate for Sheriff
Tut he will not DO nominated, be.
cause the bosses Of the party, have
declared that the candidate must
be either a Greonbacker or dis.
appointed Democrat. Can it be
true that the Republicans are too
cowardly to run a man of their
own party for this Officer
Dr.: Barbee seems to be run.
ming the Republican party in this
county and compelling them to do
his bidding, and ofcourso he will
rot be satisfied unless a Green.
hacker is nominated for the Office
lie is a sort Of Malone as it were,
and the Republicans are afraid of
If him, for without his assistance,
here can be no coalition" and
they know it. Hence they must
do US he says.
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TRTfaI aA.I.E.

y pursuance Of llie teFnls and lit0vis.
i iCns Of q deed 81 trns, bearing date
on tie ith tlay February, ISL. ectitei
" N. NJ. Pfllliy and Agnes Rriddy his
vile and Ephriim Earwo1d and Susan
u. kaEwoOd his wife, and 81 Record IN
tile Clerk olliee nf the County Co1f ~
Mason county, West Virginia, h Trust
Deed Rock No, I, pages 2Jl and 900, 10
the undersigned trustee, 70 secure 10
John j. Fowler, Of said county, tic nav.
lnent Of ten rrprnissory notes, nine 81
which ars for one bundled dollars each
and one for one hundred and four dol.
lars, oil bearing date on thesll day 81
January, 1881, and weEe made PAYABLE
respectively on the lst days OF January.
lSS2, 1883, 1854, 1885, 1886, lSS5, 1855,
1852, 1890 and 1891 with legal Interest
thereon iron date, which notes were ex,
erlited by said N. N. Priddy and Ebh.
rain EarwOod, and were payable to
John ]. Fowler OF order, and default
having been male in the payment Of the
above described notes falling due on the
lst days OF January 1883 and 1884. and
having been required by said John j.
Fowler, ! shall, on tho
I'm DAY OF NAY, 1884,
a tllefront door Of the Court House Of
Alasoh county, proceed to sell by way Of
public auction, all Of that tract OF land
situated in the County Of Mason, on the.
kanawha Nine Mile Greek, which was
conveyed to John ]. Fowler By John
w English, special commissioner, BY
deed dated January Goth, 1850, known
as lot No, 1 in the report Of the com.
missioners who partitisnel the Mite
Mile tract OF land belonging To the es.
tate oil Harriet Machir, deceased, and
bounded as follows, tO.wit: beginning
,at g dogwOod, two llicknries and black
oak pointers corner TO lot No. 8, thence
5. 81 SV, w. l42 poles to a stake and
pile oil stones, thence s. b2e S0, Il. 100
poles to a stake, thence n. so 3O', 4.
llOpOlcs TO a white oak on hill BY q
path, thence n. 52' 80, W. % poles to al
gum near a small drain, hickory and
black gum pointers corner 10 jesse Fow.
Ter, thence with his line n. 37o sO,, l..
q poles to a stake corner to No. 8,
thence with same n. go 3O', w. ll6
poles to the beginning; estimated to con-
tain l41 acres and so poles.
TERMS OF SAl4E.-Cash rs to So
much Of the purchase muney MS mag be
necessary to pay the expenses OF sale
and to pay off the said notes falling due
january list, 1883 and 1881, with their
accrued interest and as 10 the residue
upon a credit 10 correspond with the
dates at which the remaining notes will
fall due. JOHN W. ENGLISH,
aprl6w4 Trustee.
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The Defendants in the above entitled
cause will take notice that on the 18th
day Of June, 1854, between the hours Of
SO'Clock n. IN. and . o'clock p, III. ut the
law Office Of John u. T'imns, in the town
of Point Pleasant, in Mason County,
State Of West vireinia, | will take the
dcpositions Oi Joseph Curry aud others;
and on the Goth day Of June, 1884, he.
tween the hours Of $ O'Clock q. IN. and q
O'Clock p. IN, at tho law Office Of y. q.
PrlCkett in the town Of Rayenswood,
jackson County, State aforesaid, l will
take thu dispositions Ct John Il. Wise
and Others, which dispositions are to 10
read in evidence in my behalf in the
cause aforesaid, now pending in the Cir.
cult Court for said County Of Mason. II
from any cause tho taking OF sail dcpo.
siions shall not be completed scyerally
on the days aforesaid, the same shall he
respectively continued from day TO day
or from time 10 time, at the several pla.
Ces, and between the same hours until
completed. B.F. CURRY, Plth.,
w. R. Gum, Sol, by Counsel.
anrS0-iw
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t'or Honae al nnlnrntrs.

Tohe loaH@ Nist Coaai%
While returning thanks to the voters
OF this CountyfOr past iayors received 1T
their hands, would most rcspecihll;
announce that ! will DO before the Dem.
ocratic County Convention, MS a cinli.
date for MCmbero Of tho House OF Delo
gates, and should Il bN your wish that |
should represent you In the State l.ogls.
lature | shall labor nssidunusly for tllo
promotinn OF tho best interests otmy
constituents. Very RuspectinllN
ID, s. VAN MAHRE