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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

PARDosED. Last Friday Gov.
Jackson pardoned Geo. Craig, Of
this county, out Of the penitentiary,
Craig was convicted in the Circuit
Court Of this county, last February,
Of breaking into an outbuilding Of
Morgan Long and stealing a chick
en-, he pleading guilty, and was
sentenced to three years. imprison.
ment in the penitentiary. He is
pardOnsd on the grounds Of previ.
Gus good character and the excess.
i've punishment for the trivial Of.
tense.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-A son
ofMr. Thomas Gibbs, Of Old Town
Creek, aged about eighteen years,
was accidentally killed last satur.
day morning. He in company
with several young men was out
hunting and trapping musktats
along The banks Of old Town creek.
Hsstarted to go down steep and
10y bank Of the creek whore a trap
was set, aud in descending he used
a rife he was carrying, the mnazls
being toward him, as a support
lie slipped, and by some means the
hammer Of the qua was thrown
back and it exploded the cap, dis
charging the contents Of the rife
into his left breast, the ball pass
ing through his heart, killing him
instantly. The deceased was q
avery worthy and upright young
man, and the pride Of his mother
and father. We extend to the be,
rsayed parents our sympathy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

The best skating that has been
here for a number Of years, was
that Of the past ten days. The
young and old-ladies and gentle.
men-haye been gu! in force since
the FIRST ice, and day and night
sees large crowds upon the creek.
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So Near and Yet SO Far.

AstOry Of a clerk in a Main St,
store, who had a dollar to invest in
thelsts drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery. Two tickets we're
presented to him, Nos. 5S,2S2, and
6S,2SQ. Undecided, he concluded
tospend his cash for ticket No.
5S,2S0. This decision cost him
sl4,9S0. The moral is when in
doubt on q question that eau be de-.
cided for 81, always give yourself
The benefit Of the doubt. Purchase
both ticksts,-Memphis Avalanche,
Dec. %.
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To Our FrIends.

Mr.. Editor Dear Strive desire
TO address the people at large
through your paper
After having taken an invento.
ny Of our stock we find that we
have a large amount Of our profits
standing out, and we wish to say
to those parties that owe Us that
we would be very much pleased to
have them call and settle their &C.
counts, as we expect to sell strictly
for CASH during the year 1885,
and we must have what is due us
to buy Spring stock with. Now is
your chance for we lexpeot to sell
goods for the next 60 days regard.
less Of cost. Please can and see
for yourselves. We desire to close
out our present stock TO make room
for Spring goods.
]. s, o'RoARK & Co..
Main ST., below Court House,
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MARROW EscApEs.--on Wednes.
day last, Frank R. Tomlinson, son
Of Mayor Tomlinson, while skating
on Crooked Creek, broke through
the ice, and went down 10 a twenty
foot pool. He was away from the
crowd, but his cries for help attract.
ed the attention Of some little boys
who rushed TO his rescue, and push.
inga pole to him they dragged him
out on shore. He was about gone
when the brave little fellows came
to his aid, and but for. them be
would have drowned. He certain.
ly owes these little boys a debt Of
gratitude. On the same day Fen.
ton Rhodes run into an air hole on
the creek, aud had a close call from
drowning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

The February number Of Demon
est's Illustrated Magazine contains
several articles Of unusual interest,
among which are Rembrandt and
his art" MADAME ADAM" 1.-THE
Story Of Thorwaldsen," and "old
and New Industries for Women"
by Jennie June. Mr.. Barnard's Sc.
rial, "a slrangeG Girl" is continued;
and several good stories and poems,
household and art suggestions,
fashion and "curent Notes. give
additional stlrautiun to this eaool:
lent publication. The lrontispiece
is an oil picture suited to the sea.
son dedicated to Saint Valentine.
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lam closing out my entire stock
Of millinery and and notions, re.
gardless Of cost Come with the
money and buy at your own price.
All goods in the house must be sold
inside of sixty days to make room
for Spring goods.
2w Mrs. L. ]. MARTIN.
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Peter Cooper once said: In all
towns where a newspaper is pub.
lished every man should advertise
Ia IL, even il nothing more than a
card, stating his name and the
business he isengaged in. Itpays
the advertiser and brings trade to
the town, by Setting. people at a
distance know that the place you
reside in is a prosperous communi.
ty,of live business men. The bus.
ines. men Of this place ought to
consider what Nj, Cooper says,-
Only few Of our business men do
any advertising, while right under
theirnOse, Gallipolis, a rival town,
knowing the value Of advertising,
reaches out.and secures the trade
Of this great Valley, that ought to
come here, and would come, il oar
merchants wSuld invite it through
their local papers.
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There is too much running ar.
Ound on the streets after an unres.
sOnable hour in the night, when
honest people ought to be in their
beds. This may account for the
rapid depletion Of coal piles and
the mysterious Disappearance Of SO
many chickens, There ought to
be an ordinance against people be.
log on The streets at a late hour Of
the night. People with honest In.
tentions, are seldom out upon the
streets at a late hour at night.
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NsnoIIee yeryaerlou. complAlnI

Wsnosiceyeryserious complAint
in some d our exchangeslnreg
to the prevalence Of ilI.uatured
gossip Andnhal they complain
Of this community ftee from.
There Is noques.ior but that !be
cultivation Of this propensity Is
thecaaseOf much unpleasafsuess
10 many communities bit lhsn,
whatare the people to dos With.
out any special business Of their
own they naturally investigate
the business which more properly
belongs tostheir nsighbcrs and,
when they are able by inrestiga,
tion 70 Hdnd out something as a
matter Of course it must be told
And az stories sometimes require
additions to make them intarest.
ing the gossip cannot always ad.
here strictly to the truth. Alown.
without gossips would probably DO
q very poor affair. But we have
neyerh eatdof ons-of that kind.
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STORE BuRSED.-Early Tuesday
morning, last week, the store house
Of Rankin Hill, it, & Bro, stu.
ated about is miles up Kanawha,
in ArbuCkle District, was burned
together with all the contents
Loss not known. Insured for 49,.
500 in the Peabody.
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We direct attention to the new
advertisement Of the New York
Clothing House, Gus. Jordan Man.
sger. This House is making a
speciality Of Custom Tailoring, and
because Of tho low prices, The best
goods and excellent Rts, IL is doing
asplendid business, and is getting
orders from far and near. Recent.
y Mr.. Jordan accompanied BY Mr..
Fliokall, made a trip in the Pome.
roy bend, and secured a large mum.
Der Of orders. When you want a
ready'mado suit, or a suit made IA
order, don't go by the New York
Clothing House.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

LEON RASBLINds.-ars. ]. W.
Miller, Of Pittsburgh, wife Of our
former Deputy Sheriff, is visiting
friends and relatives in this place
and vicinity.
j. H. Webster, one Of our most
estimable citizens, has traded prop.
erty with Dir. Dunlap, of Mudsock,
Jackson county, and has moved to
that place. Dr.. Dunlap expects to
move to this place in the Spring.
We will welcome him and give him
the right hand Of fellowship.
Miss Ella Burns who has been in
your city for some time has return.
ed to her Grand.mother's near here
to spend the winter.
Our enterprising citizen, j. W.
Knapp, of the Broom Factory, re.
ceiyed BY steamer Boone on Friday,
a large lot of broom corn, &C., con.
necsed with his business. He
makes good brooms and deserves to
be palronized by the Kanawha
merchants. .-.----...i-z iB5
We had quitea wind storm CD
Friday night, of last week, doing
considerable damage; blowingdown
considerable fencing and TIMBER
II blew down a small building on
the property Of i'll. Charles, and
com plelelY demolished it.
Dr.. Thomas F. Stuart has moved
from the property adjoining the
drug store, and it is now for rent.
There is some talk Of another
drug store in this place, james
Shields is now attending the drug
store.
Mrs. Ella Stuart and daughter,
Blanche, are visiting Mrs. S. Math.
er,
We are sorry to chronicle the
death of one of our most esteemed
citizens, Mr.. VIM. Hill, which &C.
Cured on the 18th inst. He was
one Of the old landmarks and will
be greatly missed in this commu.
nifty,
We understand that your towns.
man, Capt John M. Reynolds, will
soon complete the contract on the
residence of Mr.. Long. 1t will be
one of the finest residences in the
country when completed.
The Western fever seems to have
struck good many of the young
men in this place.
Our Hotel, kept by Mrs. N. A.
Martin, is doing a good business,
and we must say that she deserves
the patronage of the public, as she
keeps a good house. x.Y.z
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One Of the show.wiudows in Mrs.
Martins Millinery store caught
fire from d gas jet, Monday night,
and bid fair for a while of making
a lively fire. As ii was she lost
several dollars worth Of ribbons,
lace', feathers, &c.
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RlnnoAn I1rna.-condnnlnr 1

RAnhoAD ITExs.-Couducior J.
A. Yates Of tho Ohio Central be.
tween this place and Charleston,
is visiting bis paTenls d Paksrs.
burg
The bond.holders Of the o. G.
passed over the road on Tuesday
last A special was furnished
for their accommodation.
D. w crook, Of Columbus, tie
contractor fot the o. G., has esiab.
lishsdan agency within. c. Smith,
at Dexters.ation. Ties 7x9ipches
and 81 feetin length command 40
cents each.
Ape!ition Is 10 circulation at
Pomeroy, asking that the schedule
time for the arrival and departure
oftrains be SO changed that Che
morning train on lhe 0; II. ". y
7. shall depart at a later hour.
There isaprospec! that q change
for the better, will soon be made in
the management Of the Ohio Gem
trail Railroad. Theway it is being
managed on this end is simply an.
outrage upon the public, as well az.
the men in their employ. They
have no.paid their mentor months,
except a small sum here and there.
We are glad that thereis prospect
Of . change for thebetter.
Sonic Of the stockholders Of the
Ohio Central road went down to
Middleporl Monday, where they re-
NAMED over night ana yesterday
went on to Poiut Pleasant aud ex.
smined the terminus at that point
today. On their return trip to
Toledo they will probably run in to
Columbus They have several cap.
italists in tho party who are look.
ing toward a purchase when the
road is offered for sale, which win
probably be next month. A re.
organization will Immediately fol,
low the ale.-Sate Journal.
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Rev. J. NJ. Scott, Pastor of the
upper Presbyterian Church, in thi,
place, whORas been assisting Rev,
Mr. Lacy in a meeting at Lewis.
burg, for a week or more, returned
home Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

There does not seem to be much
interest in the town election soon
to come of. 1t seems to be the dis.
position Of the voters to lie. good
enough alone, by re.slecting the
present officers Of the town,
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tfl IEHIt.r y -
Godsys LsdS's Book for Febru.
airy isoue Of the prettiest yalen.
tinesIE hich the month has brought
ps The opening illustration, a
Handsome sleeI plate, has for It's
subject q very cute little couple,
.consistlpgof a chubby boy, in a
chaFacIesislic pose, and a little col.
Ored girl, who is looking over his
cold shoulder, making eyes at
him and asking, "will you be my
yslentinsfr A ine picture of Mr..
W. W. ootcoran, Of Washington,
u. G, the philsnthropist, accom-.
pauies a Biographical sketch Of
that gentleman, and a description,
with illustration, Of the fsmbus in.
stitution known as "The Louise
HOme.n Besides the usual presi.
dental portrait, there Is a large
number Of handsome cuts illus.
trating fashions and fancy work.
There are some especially good
short stories this month.
Godsy's Lady's Book never sp.
peared to better advantage than it
does underits present management.
Every month 1t offers some new at.
traction, and wins ftesh laurels. 1t
is one Of the publications that
grows old gracefully, renewing its
youth with each coming genera.
ton, and seeming, like the Pheniz,
to be born for eternity.
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READ THIs.-we are going to
overhaul our subscription book
again in February, Those who
owe US must pay, or of go their
names after this issue. We don't
intend to be fleecsd any longer by
Subscribers who won't pay unless
forced TO do so by law. We are
determined to get our list down to
prompt, cash in advance paying
subscribers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

BE had au authenticated girl
and promised to take herout riding,
She met him at the door when be
droyeup, and he exclaimed "Hellol
readya" She misunderstood him
and they don't speak now.
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There lie no good reason Why this
placeshould not become a great
manufacturing town. 1t has all
the natural advantages to make il
such; land cheap, fuel plenty and
timber in ABUNDANCE.
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Hon. James B, Menager, the tai.
ented aud we'll known lawyer, Of
Point Pleasant, who has a host Of
trends here as always where be Is
known, has returned home, having
transacted important legal business
in the D. S, Court. We hope to see
him in our city more frequently in
the future.-&ak Journal.
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Thereon lately occupied by Tuck,
the Barber, in the stortz Hotel
building, is being fitted up for a
Clothing Room, and will DO occu.
pied BY n. Friedman 4 Go.
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TIE Wnt Bnoges. -Hon. Hen
y ]. Fisher, ST., was an old, res.
pec.ed and honored citizen II our
town Hewas an eminent shreWd
and able lawyer anda eorIec. and
close fnancier In the course d
his life be accumulated an estate
amounting TO considerably over
one hundred thousand dollars in
value, which added to bis promi.
ncnce in this community and
throughout the whole State. He
had one SON, Henry J. Fisher, Jry
named after himself. In his boy.
hood days, Henry did some things
that Displaced his father, aud fol
thig, before his death, Mr.. Fisher
made a will in which the son's pre-.
negatives as heir we're entirely dis.
regarded. The tes.ator had en-.
dsayored TO entail the estate 10 &C.
cumalating trust, before Che invest.
lug Of the entirety, beyond that
which the law permits.
Henry j. Fisher, Jr., is now, aud
has been for some years, a tesidep!
Of Chicago, Illinois, and Is a prom
inent member Of the Bar Of that
city, and has a large and lucrative
practice. Agar or more ago he
brought suit in the Circuit Court
'of Mason county to Get aside the
will Of his father, but subsequent.
ly dismissed his suit in this Court,
and removed II Ioths United States
Court at Parkersburg, to declare
the will void as to the dispositions
made Of the property.
The case vas heard last week be.
fore Judges Bond and jackson, and
the will declared void, and thereby
Mr.. Fisher comes into possession Of
the whole estate. The State Jour.
nal in speaking Of the case, says:
The trustees, Messrs. Hogg and
Campbell, Of Point Pleasant, de.
Tended the will with characteristic
energy and ability. Briefs were
offered in the Circuit Court by At
torneys Hogg and English, Of Point
Pleasant, W. Va, Hsdrick and
Quarter, Of Charleston, and the
Messrs, Brown, Of RayenswoOd.
Hon. j. b. Menager represented
tho trustee, DR.. Campbell, in the
Federal Court at this place aud
with his colleague, Hon. Chas. E.
HOgg, opposed the counsel on the
opposite eide with great earnest.
ness. The complainant, Henry ].
Fisher, Jrs was represented by Col.
D. S. Hounshell, Of Cincinnati, D.
W. POlsley and W. R. Gum, of
Point Pleasant, aud John A. Hutch
.inson, of Parkersburg, which ag.
gregates an array Of legal talent
equal to that Of any bar.
Able briefs we're presented by
these gentlemen and able argu.
ments made before the court upon
the various questions Involved in
the case, but the position occupied
by The counsel for complainant
fortified by precedent and suthori
" Sas impregnable, and as a con.
sequence the decision Of the court
was in his favor.
By the result Of his legal contest
Henry ]. Fisher, Jr, will succeed
TO his inheritance, and the estate,
we hope, will follow heir upon heir,
as in a succeeding food wave fol.
lows wave. The gentlemen coun.
sci in the Bass are loud in their
praises Of Judge Juckson's legal
ability as attested by his various
decisions during the time the suit
was boingiriod.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-28

The cold wave after a long so.
Joa'n amongst us, has concluded 10
depart, aud We hope to return no
more this year,
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SHERITFS SALE.

NOTICE g hereby given that on Mon.
~ day, the I'd day Of FEBRUARY,
1888, between the hours Of 10 O'clock,
y. M, and 4 O'Clock, p. m. this being
the lst day Of the Circuit Court 1t the
front door Of the Court House, I shall
proceed 10 sell, by way Of public Auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder for cash, the
following named property, to-wit one
black horse, one Sorrel mare, one bay
house, two bay mares, and one brown
mare, The above named property lev.
led upon as belonging 10 Mrs. ]. l. Hill,
and sold 10 pay the taxes upon her land
and personal property for the years 1883
and 1884. A. A. HhNLY,
jan. l4-td Late Sheriff n. O,
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Mrs Sophia vollert, We are sorry
to state, has been quite i'll for the
past week, having contracted a Sc.
we're cold.
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The ice haryestefs are 81 work.
Ice will bocheap next season.
Nj. p. /. Roush, Of Graham, has
gone toNew Orleans.
ResdiMtcole notice I'd .hisps.
per
The partnership Of Dp Smith
andsPsLty has been dissolved
Doc reathouss, q Arbuekls was
intcwn Monday
The country people are growing
at the roads.
Our fsrmers should engage more
largely.in the sheep business,
( Henry W. sisson left this week
for Indiana, % visit hii parents
weought to have gas and water
works.
Thsre has been, andis now, good
skating on Crooked Creek.
Those whoose this Office ought
to pas at once.
A skating rink is being talked
up, in this place.
Coal dealers have advanced the
price Of coal. I.
The railroad again has the Cd
vantage Of the boats.
Considerable coal isboing fopdd
In the hills adjoining town,
Several new buildings are pro-
jscted for the Spring.
The Peabody Of Wheeling suF-
ss flom tile recent fires hereabOut'.
Scot. Miller, an employe Of the
Keystone Bridge Company, is here
on a visit to frisndl
There are too MANI Young men
in this place, addicted to intempsr-
ihce.
Judge D. 8. vatMstr' made a
flying trip to Isrkersburg last
week.
John E. Bellar, will doubtless be
the Democratic candidate for coun.
ty Superintendent Of free schools.
The republican prOhibitiOnists
refuse 10 sign prohibition petitions
because Of St. John.
Geo. s. Couch, Esq, Of the Ka.
nawha county Bar, was in town on
Monday.
The persistent advertiser is the
one who gets the bulk Of the relia.
BILE trade.
Who will be postmaster at this
place, is as yet, an unsolvsd prob
lem. !
G. sybon, beyond question, will
be thenext United States Marshal
for Vest Virginia.
Some Of our young men seem to
have forgotten their New.Yesr res
olusions, ---....-...
There is good material in this
place for religious rsvivalis!s to
work upon.
Capt. John Thornburg attended
the funeral Of Capt Williamson at
Pomeroy, yesterday.
We are told that there is a good
deal Of Illicit liquor selling in this
outside the towns.
MOnied men will do we'll to re.
member that rents are high, and
there's money in houses.
The ice men are happy because
they have filed their houses with
good, clean ice.
Our Doctors are kept quite busy;
there seems to be considerable sick.
ness.
j.. H. and George Miller, Of
Beech Hill, attended the dance in
this place Friday night.
There ia no good reason why this
town should not have a business
and building boom, in the spring.
The necessity for a new cemetery
is becoming every day more sppa.
rent. Why this deIayf
If you want to keep posted in
county affairs, subscribe for this
paper.
Al. Stage, Of this place, will in
all probability succeed Capt, Haw.
kina, as route agent on The Ohio
Central Railroad.
Miss Ella Gibbons, a teacher in
the public schools, is sick, and the
scholars in her room have been di..
missed until next Monday.
The dance given by the young
folks Friday night, vas we'll atieu.
ded, and everybody enjoyed them
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potEFFtSAsAHT, vEsryIsaIs1L


FlRE The store house Of Mus
grave Bros, at MachiryiIle, Robin.
son District, was destroyedeby Gre
on Saturday nightabout 8 O'Clock.
The FIRE started in The par. Of the.
building used as kitchen. No
one was 10 the buildipga! the
time. The building and lie CON
tents we're entirely destroyed. The
building was owned BY Mr. Vim.
II. Machir aud upon 1.-THE had az.
insurance Of slOO. The Musgraye
Bros. bad just made application for
a policy and had paid their premi-
um to the Agent What amount
they insured for weare unable to
state neither can We give their
loses. Csirard also had his Of.
flee in this building and il . heavy
Loser. All bis medicines, instru.
msRts and library we're lost. He
had noinsurance, We are informed.
Df. Giratd's Office WILDE found
a. the residence Of " II. Machir.
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SOUTHERN eUtTlyAroa AND Dixie
FARMER. We are in recsip. Of the
January number Of this sterling
Agricultural journal. 1t has been
changed 10 form, being made more
rompact-mas si.e-snd can
DO. handled with greater satisfac.
ton and preserved in better condi.
tiop than the old form. This issue
numbers over seventy pages, and
in quantity tits ahead Of any agti.
cultural publication that comes to
our Office, while in quality it is the
only journal Of its kind that lie
fully adapted to the. needs Of our
Southern farmers, Without emu.
perstion Of the excellencies Of this
magnificent JOURNAL, we advise each
and every one not a subscriber, to
send &l.50to Jas. P. Harrison &
Co., Atlanta, Ga, for a years sub
scription. E, rs
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q DOM PeeI -I.IIIe MnrII. /!

Il makes no difference what business
yct are engaged IN whether you arc !
a merchant a mechanic, 4
lawyer OF common laborer, YOU can't
do your work wen while Vol are hall
sick Thousands ny to, but al in vain.
How much better 70 Keep your Organs
in good order BY taking Parkers Tonit
when youfeel "a little out ofsorls.n II
would be money in your pocket One
hoar Of good, rejoicing health u worth
hall a dozen houn full Of languor and
pam.