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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-15

ANIMAIIsM on Our STREETS Nc
man, says the Murgan!own 'Nct
Dominion, has a right to be drunk
The article is published for the
benefit Of this community, for it
will apply US we'll to our town as Ia
MorgantoSn.
No man has q right to be run.
ming ut large with lis moral and
manly instincts suspended and his
british propensities all on fire.
Better set a bear loose on The
streets. Better turp the Devil him.
self, loose.
Our public streets are for The PEG.
plo. Women and children have a
right there, They have rights
there without protection or the no
cessily Of it. Our civilization dc.
munds that they be safe.
1t is a crying shamo--a hnmilia.
MISUNDERSTANDING that british
men shslld ba allowed to roam our
streets, that defeaceleSs women
should be confronted at every turn
with such peril; that innocent
children should listen to their pro.
family and shocking vuIgarityi that
property should be jeopardizrd and
the lives and safely Of peaceable
citizens menaced by tho nightly
rowing and maraudiug Of those in.
carnale devils.
In the name Of our boosted civil
cation; in the numeof our pride and
character as a community; in the
name of law; in the name of com.
mon decency We demund that these
drunken brutes be expelled from
our streets.
II there is any power in our local
government-if there is any res.
poet for home and family, let it be
manifested; or let this community
rise up in its might and settle the
question whether man has u
right to get drunk, make a brute Of
himself and run at. large.
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cLiFToS ohRoSictEs.- The Board
of Education Of Waggener District
have elected Prof. Geo. Poffenbar-
ger, Ptiacipal Of the Clifton School
for the ensuing year.
Sterling coal Iniaes are only run.
ming on half time owing to low
water.
Every body's friend Capt. D. s.
Stephenson put in a half day last
week picking raspberries. Result
he exhibits a pair of scratched
hands and wrists.
Rev. Ingler, pastor Of the NJ, E.
Church, at this place, who has been
spending several weeks in Iowa re
turned Saturday and filled his pull
pit Sunday morning.
I Nj, L, 7. pilchard has opened a
law office in Clifton.
Prof. j. A. Watson is absent con-
Quoting an Institute in Mercer
county.
Capt. Oliver Phelps, Principal Of
the Mason City Schools is conduct.
ing an Institute at Hamlin in Lin.
coin county, this week,
Messrs. Anothy Rpbinsoui Oar.
RUS Henry and others are busy
cleaning out the wells preparatory
to starting tho Bedford Salt Furn-
ace.
Sheriff Noaso, will remove his
family to your town next month
when be will occupy the shrews,
berry property on Wand street,
Fifty tons Of tin ore from the
G,enwond hills has been delivered
here where it is being smol,ed.-
TbGresults appear to be highly
satisfactory.
The genial "Binnoy" McGlothlin
sin Portsmouth selling coal for
the Sterling Mines.
New. Parrish the engineer in
the Rolling Mills running J. NJ.
Longs steam thesher in the Flats.
A COW belonging 10 Mr.. John
TrOeger last week exhibited a sing.
ular freak, by wandering far into
the Clifton mines where she would
have died had she not been discov.
cred on Saturday by the surveyor
Of the mines,
Mr.. T. G. Hogg will teach the
Locust Grove School the ensuing
term, while Lon, somoryillo will
discharge like duties at Camden
City,
Mr. John Roades the blacksmith,
has been suffering for several days
from a catarrh on the hand.
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Demorest's Illustrated Monthly
Magazine for August cannot fail tc
give pleasure to its numerous read
ers. 1t opens with an excellent
story by Eleanor Kirk, and, in ad
dition, there are other admirable
stories. The article on Heraldry
which is profusely illustrated, i:
both instructive and entertaining
and among other good articles are
memories Of Napoleon" and "The
Grave of Rob Roy" The valuable
papers, From Pencil to Brush
are continued, and "Woman's In,
debtedness to the Animal Creation
will be read with interest. The
various departments are, as usual
well filled, and the oil picture
"Music," by Leloir, is a charming
production.
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MARRIED.-A happy event &C.
CURED ut the residence of Colonel
Smith, in this place, last Sunday
morning, 1t was the uniting in
wed.lock, by Rev, Mr. Boggs, Past
or Of the Methodist L. Church,
South, Of Mr.. Thomas E. Blessing
and Miss Lucy Rayburn. Their
many friends join us in wishing
the happy couple a long, prosper.
Gus aud happy life.
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The status Of the Ohio Central
Railroad is an uncertainty. One
day ii is rhmOred that the road and
bridge is to be completed at once;
then We hear that the plans have
all miscarridd, AID that nothing
will be done until the sale of the
road in September. Tho latest ru'
NOR now, is to tho effect that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is trying Opurchaso the road
aud bridge.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANE.-As
will be seen by certificate of Comp.
troller of the Currency, published
in this Issue, the corporate exist.
ence of this Bank has been extend,
ed for twenty years from the 18th
inst, and the business Of the Bank
will be continued without inter.
ruption.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-15

Mr.. Theodore Harvey, who lived
near Gleuwood, in the lower end Of
this county, was killed on the Sd
inst, by a heavily loaded wagon
upseLting upon him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-15

According to. the Wheeling Reg.
istcr 500 cases are presented to the
Supreme Courtovery year, of which
450 are decided. There are over
1900 on the docket.
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Mr.. L. L, Baker authorizes US to
say to the people Of this town that
he has no 81 cent coal to sell, nor
does he handle that kind of coal,
but that he has plenty of good,
clean 7 cent coal, that he is ready
to fill your coal houses with, and
besides will not demand the cash
in,advan6o, or SION as the last lump
of coal is dumped. Now, if you
want coal that will burn, you had
better give the extra half cent u
bushel, and buy your coal Of Mr..
Baker.
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We had fully expected to publish
the proceedings Of the county court
this week, but the court being so
busy, and the record always in u,e
by the Clark, we did not get an
opportunity to copy them,
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PAINTING,--A, Allen is now pre-.
pared to do House and Sign Paint.
ing; also Paper Hanging, on the
most reasonablqterms. Parties de.
string his services in any of the
above branches, must bear in mind,
that hereafter Iw1rk for CASH only,
as / keep 90 books. In.
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TnE Ngw INsANE AsYLuM. Lasl

The NEW INSANE AsYDUM Last
week, j. q. sohilling Esq, o.
Roane County, one Of the Commits
sioners appointed to view and 10
cate a site for the new Insane Asy'
lum provided for by the last Legis
latDre, wac in town, He was on
his way to Ronceyert where the
Board Of Commissioners were IA
meet His attention was particu-
larly called to the superior induce,
ments Point Pleasant offered fol
tile location Of the Asylum. He
was also assured that all the land
needed for The Asylum would be
donated free Of Gust to the State
lie, together with the other Com
missiouCrF, were invited to visit
our town and look AZ The many
beautiful spots in and adjoining
town from which to choose a loca.
tlon, Our lands are high and well
drained. The purest Of water is
abundant. The town is 10 the
most healthy part of the State
The scenery is grand; and by ma
ture is the best point in the State
at which to l,cate the Asylum
Point Pleasant is in the Fourth
Congressional Disttici,-a District
not having any Of the public In,
stiiutions-while the First, Second
and Third Districts have been spe.
ciaIly favored, This Of itself is a
strong reason why the Asylum
should be settled at Ibis place.
We specially, on behalf of our PEG.
lle, extend a cotdial invitation to
the Commissioners to give our
town a visit.
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We direct attention to the ad.
vertisement Of Mr., j. s. 0'Roark
Boots, Shoes, Harness, &C., in thi;
issue. He will soon have a fine
stock of boots and shoes, aud VIC
advise everybody to await their ar
rival.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-15

The editor Of this paper desires
to return his thanks to the Point
Pleasant Orchestra for the delight.
full serenade, rendered his family
Tuesday night.
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1867 Prizes Amounting to.!5.....oS965,5 500
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only to TO the Office Of the Com.
paBy in New Orleans.
For furtherinfOrmation write CLEARLY,
giving full address. POSTAL
NOTES, Express Money Orders, ct
New York Exchange in ordinary lot.
ter Currency by Express (all sums II
- and upwards at our expensc) ads
dressed
NJ. A. DAUpHGN,
- New Orleans, LA.j
6o1ScIenth ST. Washington, Ijsti
MOkg TO. MONEY OrdGrs payable and
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
july t5-4@.
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FLoATERs.

matter.
The New sensation drew goo,
houses, while here.
The Salvation Army has no
reached here yet.
The wheat crop in Kansas Is re
ported to be. badlyidamagsd.
The postoHice war in this plac,
has ended.
The Supreme Conrt has decided
that crab cider is not intoxicating
There was fine ramon the low
er side Of KanaSba, Sunday night
Mr.. chas. Butin moved into The
Dr.. Shaw property, Monday.
The Furniture Factory started
mp again Monday.
We ought to organize a Building
Association in ibis place.
Snyder is laying in big supply
Of tan bark,
Put your advertisements in this
paper, if you want to sell goods.
The iron and nail mills Of Wheel.
ing have about all started up again.
Are we to have a new cemetery
or nolR
We are ander obligations to Mr..
v. A. Lewis, for favors.
Amt this delightful weather,
and don't it make you hunt the
shady spots.
Oar citizens are complaining be.
cause their hen roosts IRE being
robbed.
Ross Buchanan, an old citizen Of
this place, died Saturday night,
and was buried Sunday.
The farmers ARE busy cutting and
curing hay. The crop is generally
good.
Unless some new business isstart
ed here, the population Of our town
is bound to fall of.
Mr.. Geo. b. sayre. toots his horn
louder than ever. Reason-it's a
bouncing big boy.
We hear but little talk Of the
River Railroad. Amt yon going
to build il?
The Republican party of this
State are now at war with the
johnson family.
Correspondents are tagging. We
have no letters from them this
week.
Point Pleasant ought to have a
a street sprinkler, in order to lay
the dust on the streets.
LJ. Bright, Esq, is confined to
his roDm by severe attack Of rheu.
matism,
A couple of fellsws we're yanked
before the Mayor Saturday, by Off.
GER Kelly, for disordelly conduct.
A Barbour county woman is char.
ged with cutting her fourth set Of
teeth.
Some needed repairs ought to be
made on the upper Presbyterian
Church.
The prospect for abundant crops
Of all kinds, we're never 50 good as
now,
Fine trotting, pacing and run.
ming horses, are coming to the Fair
grounds every day.
Is it the proper thing to do, for
boys TO engage in ball playing on
For sale, a store room and build.
ing, Jon Main street, near Court
House, Enquire Of tho editor Of
This paper.
The Columbus, Ohio, dailies are
Ending a ready sale in this place.
They reach here the day they are
printed,
Cholera is prevailing in Spainj
md we will have plenty of water
melons to feed it on in this coun.
Try,
There are lots of filthy premises
in this town, and it would be well
'or the board Of health to assert its
authority.
Mr., Joseph Friedman will occu.
py the Eliza Kline property, rs a
residence, The property is now
undergoing thorough repair.
The troupe of performers con.
neCted with FreuCh's New seusa.
lion, are perfect ladies and gentle.
men.
The County Court should make
an appropriation to repair the Jail.
Probably it would be more econo'
-. . -. I,.il:
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l|IT'77I 20
BOARD or Eppe4Hos.- The follow.
ing Is an abstract Of the proceed.
,ings Of the Bard Of Education Of
Lewis District, held July 9Th, 1885:
VIM. Yeager appointed Trustee,
District No. q Hsnty McDetmitt,
No. 3; NJ. A. Wilmington, No, 4;
Wm. Hlrdwick, No. 5; Jas. NJ. Ste.
phenson, No. 0; and Ed. Haskins,
Trustee for colored school in Point
Pleasant
Salary Of Principal Of Graded
School fixed at s76 per month.
For teachers holding No. / Ger.
tificates, not 10 exceed sS5 per
month; No. 2, $50; No. 8, s25.
The levy wasfixed as follows
Teachers fund % cents on the 500
valuation of real and personal
property; building fund.- cents on
the 500 valuation. Total % cts.
John E. Bellar was reelected
Principal. Mrs. Kate L. Mccul.
loeb, elected first Assistant; Miss
Alice Kimberling, second Assist.
ant Miss Ada Gilmore, third As
sistant
1t was ordered that school com.
mence September 2tst.
New order issued to John E. Bel.
larf fof s75. To L. A. Gilmore for
s85.
John L. Charles allowed $3.50 for
coal.
Secretary and President author.
lied to sign proper orders on sher'
ID, in vacation.
Adjourned to meet on the call Of
the President
PERsoNAls.-Misses Annie and
Frank Uhrig and Matte Holloway,
Of Gallipolis, were visiting Mrs
Martin, Thursday. Miss Annie re
manned several days.
Miss Edith Miller, who has been
visiting friends in Peasants coun.
ty, this State, for a month or more,
returned home Tuesday Of last
week.
Mr.. Robert Hammett, of Pleas.
ants county, was on a short visit
friends in this place las! week.
Rankin Wiley, Jrp and wife have
returned from their trip to the
mountains.
We had a pleasant call from Mr.
Frank G. Blundan, a typo, of Gin
cinnati, Friday. He is now engag
ed in the piano and organ business.
Mr.. Hiram Howard, Jr, is visit
ing friends at PocaY
Rankin Wiley Jr, and wife, Of
Mason o g So4 n were inc guests ~, o.
I o' e i ,oob ,a,' " "t ~. Norroa
schoul BoaId Of Regents. He fay,
o:cd US With a visitduring his stay
in town-HiNton Herald
Mr. S. V. Dodge and his estima'
bic family left this place last Fri
day, moving hack to their old home
at Zalaski, Ohio. We are sorry to
lose so good citizens.
We had a fratcFnal visit from ].
B. PhinneN E,q, special cores
pendent of the Ohio State Journal,
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DtsrRr ..lsn SUICIDE .wedres.

DfsTRE SING SUICIDE Wednes
day mofuiHg this community wa
startled by The rumor that Mrs
Joha Bryan, who resides in Gallil
county, Ohio, opposite the mouth
Of the Big Kama aha, bud commit
ted suicide By drowning in Che
Ohio river some time during Id.
night before. She had been suffer
ing for several days from a severe
attack Of neuralgia in the face aud
it supposed that the intense pain
had unbalanced her mind. Her di''
appearance was not discovered VI !
til near the breakfast hour, which
was about 5 o'clock. Her husband
then thought she had gone out tc
some of the neighburs, aud giving
the matter no more thought, be
went out and MIXED the cows
Returning with the milk, he called
to his wife to put it away, bat
getting no response, he went into
the kitchen, and found that his
wife had not returned. Becoming
alarmed be started On a search for
her and visited the houses ofseveral
Of the neighbors, but conc Of them
had seen her. Returning 10 the
house he commenced-an inyesliga,
ton of her bed room, when be
found her clothes where she had
left them the night before, when
she disrobed. In hi, search he run
across the following notes, which,
although not signed BY her was in
her hand writing, and they threw
some light upon the mystery, The
notes are given below:
"Ihave been going crazy for some
timei it is useless for me to get over
il, and it would only cause you all
much trouble. 1t will be the best
TO stop nov. | have such pains
through my head, and knew what
it was coming to. So let me rest
in peace in the bottom Of the river,
where | am"
The second note is in the nature
Of a will, and is US follows
brother 10. Whatever is com
ing to me when you settle fathers
estate, yUu buy each Of my boys a
watch, and give TO them, and Hut.
tie u ring. | should have been u
greater cause Of grief and trouble
10 you if I had lived, for l feel in.
sanity coming On at times, that |
cannot tell what might happen"
Immediately after the notes we're
discovered a large number Of people
were engaged,al! day in dragging
the river for her body, bat failed to
recover it. Then posters were
printed aud sent along the river,
and a sharp lookout was kept for
the body. Friday her body was
discovered at Clipper Mills, about
four miles below GalIipolis, Ohio,
and was brought to her home on
Saturday morning, when it was
buried that afternoon in the farni.
ly cemetery. Mr.. Bryan aud his
family have the sympathy Of this
community 10 this sad and unex.
pecled taking off a good vile and
kind mother,
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PRTTILEGES.

DECISIONS desiring top roeurc privileges atths M.
= County Fair Tor the season Of 1885, commenting
August aSlhl eau do 70 upon application TO /, /.
bklGHT, Point Pleasant, West Va. llulyst.tw,s.ss
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-12

Mode OfDfawng tc be Decided by DISTINGUISHED Parties
CALI. AND SEE THE PRIZES AT DUNFORDs
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MCCORMICK & CO.,
BAN K ERS.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, AND
HALEY, IDAHO.


Careful Attention given to the Sale Of Orei
and Bullion. We solicit Consignmelts
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
Collections Made at Lowest Rates
Execute orders for Purchase or Sale O.
Stocks and Bonds at New York and Ssr
Francisco.
We Sell Exchange and Tslegraphie Trans
fers on lesding cities of the United States
also Furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Funds tc
London. Dublin. Berlin. Copenhagen, Paris
Stockholm, and all other Prominent Points
In Europe, at Lowest Rates OF Exchange.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YORK -Importers' and Traders Ma
tional Bank. Chemical National Bank,
Kountze Brothers
CHIGAGo-COmmercial and First National
Bank
SAN FRANcIsco-First National Bank.
OMAHA-Omaha National Bank
DENVRR-City National Bank, Denver Ma
tional Bank
kansas CITY-Bank of Kansas City.
81. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
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In the matter of the Estate Of LaYinia Care
less, deceased.
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TT APPEARING TO THE HON. ELIAS A
L Smith, Judge of the said Court, by The
petition of Orson p. Arnold, the admins
traitor of the estate of l. vinia Carel IS, de-
ceased therein fled praying for an order to
sell res estate belonging to said eststej that
II Is necessary TO sell the whole or some
portion of the real estate to pay the debts Of
the said deceased and the debts, expenses
and charges of the administration OF said
estate,
tits hereby ordered that al persons inter
ested in the said estate appear before the
Probate Court of the County of Salt Lake,
Territory of Utah, at the Courtroom of said
Court, in the County Courthouse, on Tues
day, the 18th day of November, A D.. 1885, a.
10 O'Clock am, then and there o show
cause why an order should not re granted
to the said administrator to sell so much Of
he real estate Of the said deceased as shall
be necessary. ~,
And it is further ordered that copy of this
order be published In TIE SALT LAKE
HERALD, newspaper having circulation in
said Salt Lake County, at least four success
sive weeks before said 18th day OF Eevem-
Der, AID. 1885.
Dated October 18th, 1856.
ELIAS A SMITH,
Probate Judge.
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t. R. JONES. J. LYNN
T. r. JONES SEQ,
Bankers. ii
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

Transact General Banking business IL
al its branches.
Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given to collections, and
remittsnces made on day of payment.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on com
mission.
Long loans madeon city real essate at low
rates OF interest
Special attention given to the selling OF
ores and bullion, OF which cOnsignments are
solicited
Advances made on ores. bsse bullion.
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York B. Colgate & Co
Omaha Omaha National Bank.
San Francisco 49,. Bank of California
Chicago. . First National Bank.
Denver Colorado National Bank
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for the C0unIy
Of SoH Lake, Territory OF Utah.
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TRRRrroRY OF UTAH,
CnnNrY OF SALT LAKE. -

CoUsTY OF SALT LAKE. $,
I. John C.. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court IN and for the County OF Salt Lake. In
the Territory Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing lisa full, true and correct copy
of an order appointing time and place for
hearing petition for order to sell real estate
In fhe matter OF the estate of Lavinia Care
less, deceased. as appears OF record In my
In witness whereof 1 have hereBnto set
nv hand and affixed the seal Of
IsEAL-J said Court, this ztn osE OF Octo
JOHN C. CUTLER. '
Pr0bate Clerk.
ByH. s CUTLERs Deppfy<
s. W. DARKE. Attorney fofEstate d oiS
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Order appointing Time and Place for hear
ing Petition for Order to Sell Real Estate.
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LAMPAsAs SPRINGS
Great Health and Pleasure Keso1

Great Health and Pleasure Resort.
This place has justly earned the
reputation of the great health and
pleasure resort Of the Southwest. For
mercuriGl, rheumatic, cutRneous and
kidney diseases they are the most GER
tain auxiliary and specific known.
The hotels are conceded to be the best
In tho country. The San Geronimo,
centrally and delightfully."- located
corner Fifth and Main streets, is one
of tho most comfortable, elegantly
furnished and best ventilated houses
in the State, which with its excellent
cuisine and moderate rate of 50 per
day and special rate to parties by the
week er month make the San Geron-
limo great favorite. Two sample
rooms on the first floor, % feet square
each-best in the State.