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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18

de morphine pour ca liner ses dou-
Ileurs. On cIut qu'eIle await sue
comb6 a la malaiie. Dams Ia mutt,
suivant le jour de son inhumation
on entendit du brpit 3 Tendroit pl
ellie await etc enterr6e. LIE lende-
main, le cercueil fut ouvert.
II fut faoile d'y constater que la
femme Cox await fait une lutte
terrible contre la.mort. Ellie await
enlev6 le linceul don't on.Iavait rs-
couverte, soulev6 le couvercle du
cercueil, d6chir6 9 vetements ct
fortement bless6e aux bras ct q la
tAte.@ 1 ~ Y ~ ~ aal.lll9tSxI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18
lSstt all3 GGa aIil5g w IEEA1t}l ~
YIYANTE

Springfield Virg, Quest, Is f.
vrier. Mary Cox, jeune femme
'bien connue lei a et6 enterr6e Vi
vante, il y a quelques jours. Cette
femme fut tout-a-coup prise dune
attaque de n6vralgie dams l'esto-E
mac, on lui administra deux doses
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18
D-.7-IIN-I cI@IlN'IN IITH IIT3II'
OIh ~.aI1ut1o II 4b gpIog5t
IS e: u lie "2 .o... !. f. 5a g.
.1"""2.."l ModuDlt;o]ln[l..

Cotelettes;, grasisse, saucisses de
Itoutes sortes Epaulles jambons,
etc, etc.
RC'est le plus waste entrepot a
.viandei de POuest. q ansb eT9jG rel
-lNe manquez pas de visitert Get
Establishment, yous aurez d souhaitI
ct q votre gout. On coupe ct de-
coupe tousoles morceaux que vous
Iyoulez. To3 euJ ,e3}drSlH e9l3ul
N'oubliez pas que les pr1x sont
.bien audessous que dams tous les.
.autres marches aeviandeI de la Vile
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18
t Ex,1MpERArR1oE EUGENE BLEssEE

Londres, 3-Pendant que l'ex-
imp6ratriice Eugene etait q faire,
her, une promenade a cheval avec
le duo de Bassaao, a Marlborough,
les chevauqx prirent l'6pouvante ct
tous deux furent jetes . has de
leurs montutres, Ills ont 1recu des
pleasures s6rieuses., 1s1'l5si IN ,l,Ss y. ~
LIE duo est age de SO ans ct
moulrra probablement des suites
de ses pleasures o3o y !i'51s s9oih
L'Imp6ratrice a moins souffert.
On des ichevautx s'est tue. aato}5 75t.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18

M. Mcmillan informe le public
quill a constamment en- main un
assortment complet de Meubles
Garnitures de Chassis, Etc.
Vente faite sur Placement q la Sc
maine ct au Mols. Venez visiter
notre Establishment, ct vous infor-
mer de nos prix avant d'aller ache
ter allleurs; vous y trouverez vottre
b6n6fce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18

Cette ccoompagnie attire specialement
lattentiont DIES msrchahds detailleurs de
la vile ct de Ia campagne SUI les produits
de feur endorsement, au'elle Igarantis
ct met sur lie marche aux prix les plus
advantageous! 5A1litfas) SiAtiltoJ
I 81. ia aaIInaiI eannaYI anll no.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-18

La o iieg. oi5desyssus . lop.es derrppaiiree- ):
mlyee1nnt le mm1aagni66que block nneuf 3
cling in Al 6 tagee, po ofttaa I'll le ~ n 'uuup Fa7
~ &,26 SouthFirst Street
j ae,sats 4 81 a. f + es. j. grroecesesrie d..
z. mDemeuIes g. Cie,l
pr 8 du 1nnoo,uiyeaq UNION DEPOT
ct duf BRIDGE SQUARE, pour
en- 'ffaaire le plus grand marche y
yiande de Ia vile ct de tout
POuest.a 54ho y M>os'11&5 ~
oVo5udls3 trr,ouvveerr .9z Ia en- abundance
ttoSu1ttes les viarndes 1fraiches des
N eilleursss qualities; eyre I'6 a1l
.ii0E1GJlftjI3-G Vi pn}D}i Il L gb8GNai
A des uprix 25 pour cent, 81
meilleurI marcheo que partout all
-lf5iGT - GIfp leurs. 1880 # @1IiNOt
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Londres,,i 3-Les relations entire
la Russie ct PAngleterre a propsos
de la frontiere Afghane, continent
q cau1ssenr beaauccoup d'excitation. 3
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Land in CIendinen District,
Mason County. West Yirginin.

| by virtue Of tho authority vested in
ID me, James B. Menager, tile under.
signed Trustee, BY a Trust Decd made
byCalyin NJ. Moore and Annie G. Moore,
his wife, on the 18th, day Of October
1878, aud Of record in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court OF Mason County.
aforesaid, in Trust Deed Book No. 8. pa.
ges =, Y and Is, to secure the PAYMENT
OF two certain single bills therein dies.
srribed each bearing date October II
1878, one for $1,000 due and PAYABLE
three years after date with interest from
date payable annually at six per cent
executed by said Calvin NJ. Moore 10
Peter s. Lewis; the other Of sud single
bills for s., 100000 due and payable three
years after date, with interest from date
payable annually ut six per cent, eSecu.
ted by Calvin NJ. Moore to Eliza Lewis.
said single bills being now due and my.
able, default having been made in tho
payment thereof, and being requested
by said Peter S. Lewis and Eliza Lewis 10
make sale OF the real estate SO conveyed
by said Calvin NJ, Moore and Annie q
Moore, his wife rs aforesaid, | James b
Alenaget, Trustee as Aforesaid, will sell
at public auction at the Front Door Of
'tle Court House Of Mason County, West
Virginia, for CASH, to the highest bid.
der, on the 18Th day Of June, 1855.
the real estate so conveyed in trust AZ
aforesaid, to.wit: all OF certain tract or
parcel Of land containing 72S acres more
or less, lying and being in the District
Of Clendinen, County Of Mason and
State Of West Virginia, formerly owned
by Morgan Moore, deceased, and known
us the Morgan Moore farm, being the
farm now owned by the said Calvin NJ.
Moore, and upon which he now resides,
and is bounded as follows on the south
BY the land Of the heirs OF W. P. +.
Neale, deCeased;on the west by the Ohio
River on the north by the land Of Geo,
Moore, now deceased, NOV owned by
Mary NJ. Moore, and on the east BY the
laid Of John Fout and Anderson Moot
en-, and the land Of the said Neale heirs;
said sale will be made subject to prior
trust liens on said tract or parcel Of land
amounting to about SB,0OO,O0 The title
said land is good, but selling us Trustee,
will convey title only as such.
JAMES b. MENAGER,
may lS-iw. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
ss LEaA1 NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF 76 Acres Of Land III Mercer,s
;ia Bottom.

Bottom.
pY VIRTUE Of d deed Of trust execu.
ID ted 70 me as Trustee, by Charles B
Long and Miranda A. Long, his wife, on
the 18th day OF January, 1860, and "a.
corded in Trust Deed Book No. 4, yiases
4S3, &c, 70 secure to Eliza j. Patterson
the payment Of seven promisSory notes
therein mentioned, and being required
by the creditor secured BY said deed 81
trust, alter default has been made N
the payment Of q part thereof, viz: five
Of said notes Tor 500 each and the in.
terest on 500. from date ofnotes, shall,
at the front door OF the Court House 81
Mason county, West Virginia, on SAT-
nrday, the 9Th day or June,
1850 at II o'clock d. M, sell al public
auction 10 the highest bidder, the prop.
erty set forth and described in said deed
OF trust, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to pay tile debt being ~ acres
and lis poles, situate and lying in the
district Of ClendinGn, county Of Mason
and State Of West Virginia, subject, how.
ever, 10 the dover interest in aid real
estate Of the mother Of said Charles b.
Long.
Terms Of Sdls:-o ne.third Of the pur.
chase money cash in hand; one.ttlird
thereof with interest, in one year and
the residue thereof with interest, in two
years from the day Of sale, taking.irom
the purchaser his notes with good secur.
lily, for the deferred payments, and re.
tanning the legal title as q further secur.
ity, g. ?. SIMPSON,
InneSw4 Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
Tic OHIO CentraI sale.

At three O'clock yesterday morn.
ing the United States District
Court, after a continuous sitting Of
fifteen hours, closed the Ohio Cen.
trail Railroad litigation before it by
entering a decree ordering a foreclo'
sure sale Of the River Division Of
the road, and the property connect
ed with IL, consisting principally
Of rolling stock. The foreclosure
is in pursuance ola mortgage COW
ering the road between Charleston
and Corning, default having been
made in the payment Of interest.
The sale is also TO operate to dis.
charge the indebtednesso Of the Com.
pany to the Poiut Pleasant Bridge
Company, The decree direct the
sale to take place 1870 days from
date, in this city, No bid is to be
received for the railroad for less
than s6O0,0O0 and 100000 form
tg bonds on the bridge across the
Ohio at Point Pleasant. The Court
appointed as commissioners to con.
duct the sale Thomas R. Sharp,
John E. Kenna, Thomas l., Broun
and John W. Cracrafh
II is thought that the sale will
have the effect Of settling perman-
emily the trouble which has pre-.
vented the opening Of the bridge
at Point Pleasant. The interests
Of the bridge company were repre-.
sentsd by John A. Hutchinson, Of
Parkersburg.-Charlcsto Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.


" lne center oil stope pile on the
snote Of the ONO river, passing stake
On ~, Ine !, West sue Of tie Guyandotte road
~ u nenee with the meanders OF the
river y, - 70 the place Of beginning,
containing zsv acres and l6 perch more
gF I. , w., y being we same tract or parcel
" la e conveyed 70 said Henry II Elias
~ samuel .it a. Nash, assignee &c.i by
e u..'. H "! tenrlary 10Th, 1870, and Of
I ne, !, IN the CLERKS Office aforesaid, in
veep pooK no. -, pages 9S, 90 and 100.
sa iia b WIZ tGe following real estate in
sa ai district to'wlt Being tract or par
~ u ,, lAna known and described as lot
~. Enrse ~ on the plot OF the farm 1f
Slgata ?; Menager, Of record in the
y y. KS : ounce, aforesaid being the part
u sne iarl M, o. SAID I, 5. Menager, stu
S Hsaa,!S oli ], Sl y, ana Eighteen Mile
Slesas anu Ine Vnlo river IN said Mason
S SI salu premises consists OF all the
u. y! psy ,sS lots no two (2l conveyed
,' sa.u !, Iuwara .. Menager and wife TO
ats y, Il ;c Siehager ny deed dated Al-
sSss ~ lSoo, OF record y the Clerks
V Tn1. aiULesa,ui IN Deed Book No. y, P.
.o,, atiu iot no. !, conveyed by said Ed
Melu O. HlenagsF and wife 70 Albert ?.
1eSS ~ deed dated August LIST,
a lev, alIa o. record in the Clerks Office
I IiI , IN Iced Book No. 20, pages
= ~ "a, ana 6l ~ The front Of said premises
s we Vnlo river and the back line Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
We are not personalIv aco,

We are not personally acquaint.
I'd with Mr.. sehon, the gsntleman
who has been chosen 10 succeed
Mr. Atkinson as United States
Marshal Of this State, but from all
the information we can obtain, aud
the very many complimentary no.
tices Of him in the press Of the
State, we believe that no two ap.
pointments could have been made
that will prove more acceptable to
the large majority Of the Demo.
cratic party Of the State, and more
creditable to tho administration
than McGraw for Collector, and
sehnn for Marshal. The former we
know TO be u gentleman Of high
character, marked ability and il.
domitable energy arttasbury
Sla.eman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

Trustees Sale OF q Large and
Valuable Farm In Hannah
District, Mason County, West
Virginia.
pY VIRTUE Of the authority vested
ID In me, james B. Menager the I'm.
dersigned trustee, by a certain deed Of
trust made by Henry P. Elias, TO me. ON
the 18th day Of March, 1881, and q rec.
ord m the Clerks office Of tho County
Court Of Mason county aforesaid, IN
Trust Deed Book No. 8, pages go, egl
and 90, to secure the payment Of six
negotiable notes therein described
which are negotiable and payable al Inc
Merchants National Bank u West Wiz.
GINA at Point Pleasant, all Of said notes
bearing even date with said Trust Deed.
and executed by said Henry p. Elias:
one Of said notes to Mary L. McCnlloch,
and five Of said notes 10 Maria S No.
Culloch, and which said notes were al.
signed and transferred by said Mary Il.
aicCulIOcl and Maria S, McCulloch 10
=. Selon, and BY him assigned and
transferred to p. y. Lewis, who il tho
present holder thereof. Three Of said
notes being now payable, the three $500
notes having been paid) and default
having been made inthe payment there.
Of, and being required BY the said r. s.
Lewis to make sale OF the real estate 40
conveyed by said Henry P. Films AZ
Aforesaid, l, James B. Menaper, trustee
as aforesaid, will sell, at public auction.
at the front door Of the Court House AZ
Mason county, West Virginia, on Inc
Olh day OF June, 1855, the real
estate described in said trust deed, 10.
wit "a tract or parcel OF land living and
being In Hannah district, In the comfy
and State Aforesaid, being tract No. two
Of Edward Managers survey in said
district, and more particularly described
as follows Commencing at a stake in
the center Of q stone pile on the shore OF
the Ohio river, 2S, 50, IL west from the
lower side Of the Sixteen tlBl Milo
Greek, thence n. $50 Q. 1872, so 10 a stake
In the military line near the UhaTIeston
road, passing at Oh, 80 10 a stake IN the
fence on tho west side Of Guyandutto
road and proceeding along the military
line s.2' low, 10 q stake N the same
over q small. branch aud, leaving tho
military line i. sSS ". lSG 70 70 a Stake
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
TnrnlThenO nf.

sayFan exchange Many and df.
verse are The criticisms upon Post
masterGeneral Villas circular lei.
teraddtessedto congressman, sug.
costing 4 plan for removing parts.
ahRepublican post:masters. The
Mag@umpian estimate of the dOcn-
menti that ite8as an improper
step toltake, untighteons and the
emanaiion Of an evil spirit. To
ciirlminditis mighty good read.
ingiandlthe gloryof itisithe
Sildautsering produced among the
postimasters The only possible
objection that we see 10 it is, that
Mr!yilss should have Thought il
necessary tomake a secretof what
was Q perfectly Legitimate position,
aud one Chat should have been
boldly taken. MagwDmpian sen.
tiinentality has been sufficiently
respected, and there seems 10 be no
goOdIreason why any appearance
ofsubterfuge should beresorted TO,
or IAN apologize attitude assumed.
Itisnot in accordance with the
eternal fitness Of things, that the
administration shouldbe handicap.
ped in any Of its ramifcations, by
officials who are openly and avow.
edly hostiletoit, norare we prepar.
ed to admit that there are not
enough good Democrats, with brains
sutficientto run this government
in all it's branches I. is a CON.
mon sense proposition, that 10 ord
givea Democratic administra.
tion, the best possible chance Of
success it ought to bein thehands
Of its friends. Mr.. Villas letter is
a literary production of peculiar
merit, add went a long way to.
,allaying the irritation that
existodin the public mind. Let
the band play. p %
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

Capt G. w Cox is years apc
last Snnday, vent riding wish his
wife up Kanawba, aud 1.-THE horse
ran away with them and threw
them out. Last Sunday be aeain
took his wife riding % the same
road and when within q qnayter Il
2 mile of.the same placethe single.
Tree brekeand the horse STRIPPED
himself from the buggy. Ms.
Goxand Mary, their daughter slaid
all night AZ Mr.. Isaac Longs and
the Captain tied up his vehicle
andicame back Mrs. Cox enioyetl
q runaBay the the same place
on still another occasion. -Galiipo.
10 Balletihs ta
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

willslay itsshousands "A Govern.
ment clerk has no more business
tolbe an active partisan than d
bank CLERK, Or d hod carrier He
isemployedto do certain clerical
work, andhs should do that work
not as a Republican or Democrat,
but q clerk. Whenihe neglecls
TO do Che work he should be as per.
emptorily discharged, as be would
be il he we're q clerk many private
business house.
Apart from discharges and rum.
ors Of discharges, cleticalliis inlhe
immense Counting House Of Uncle
Sam is not what IL used 10 be-
There is more work, less play, and
better health The Republican
employe has a gloomy, careRorn
face, but he iskeeping betterhours,
and bringing forth fruit meet for
repentance. Offices that have been
for years in arrears with their
work are now up to date. sinceit
has been given out that prolsacted
absence from sickness shall be
without pay, and tina. any absence
shall be subtracted from the thirty
days vacation allowed each clerk,
there has been a remarkable de.
cline Of sham sickness. D.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
Tha season ior slranra nnd nnn.

The season ior strange and won.
deriul hunting. fishing and snake
stories Is rapidly drawing near.
The lower part Of the State opens
up witha stOFyfrom Jackson coIin.
" The HTdld has one 81 the
ablest bodied liars on It's staff who
has yet appeared in the ranks
Here II his first effort this season:
IsJoab Cassoand other residents 81
the Eighteen Mile country report
the recent discovery in their neigh.
borhcod ola new species If Wild
animal. Three Of these animals
are reported as having Been seen
in that community, one Of which
was shot and killed and another
was caught 10 trap aet for foxes.
The little prisoner refused fOjd and
in q few days starved 10 death
The new species weighs about Is
pounds, has head and ears human.
liked shaped, face and mouth like
9 grounding, tail six or eight
inches long, terminating like The
tail Of a tattlesnake. II Is desti.
tute Of hair has a back identical.
with thatof q child, Is furnished
with lpng claws, and walks 10.
right.-Nev Doniinion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

Eliza siors, about 16years of age,
was found on the river bank just
above Charleston a few mornings
ago with scarcely any clothing on
and in a dying condition. She
says that three days ago she was
met on the street in the evening
and assaulted by Grant Jones,
Frank Lee and Walter Kent, ali
negroes, and frightfullY beaten and
kicked by them. While dazed she
wandered to the place named and
layed down and remained there
without food, not knowing where
she was. She was brought to The
city andcaredf for. sheisin a fright.
ful condition from her maltreat.
ment. The negroes deny having
seen the girl on the occasion she
speaks Of. She has lodged com.
plant against tho negroes. The
chances for her recovery are not
good Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
Railroad Notes.
[AIbanY EchO.l

Will the o. G. consolidate
"amalgamatei" or "caaummuxate3'
Ties and all other movable prop
erly are being wallzed of the Riv-
or Division Of the o. c. this week.
Such maneuvers are portentous Of
evil,
It is authoritaively stated that a
new Receiver will be appointed for
the River Division of The 0. G.,
the first Of June, What nextP
Agents along the River Division
Of the D, @, received a circular yes.
terday inStructing them to discon.
tine The sale Of tickets to points
north Of Corning after June Iirst.-
Something's brewin'. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

II cannot be denied that Grover
Cleveland, President Of the United
States, has, in a mastery, quiet
manner, revolutioniaed the system
Of governmental administration.
He has with a bold hand torn away
theembroidered veil Of the States
man and reduced the seeming com.
pick duties Of the Executive to a
mere every day, practical business.
In this one man, Shrewd, practical,
common sense has won a glorious
triumph for the Republic; for which
he deserves the unstinted praise
and blessings Of the people. Il
would be an absurdily to think or
say that his administration will be
faaltless. Mr., Cleveland is but a
man, and to err is human Weston
Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

II will not be many years before
there will be decided failing Of in
The number Of foreign immigrants
landingin this country. Africa is
looming up as a promised land
The development ofthe new state
Of Congo is o settled fact. All the
Necessary machinery ii civilization
will soon be transporledto Central
Africa. Preparations are being
made to build railways, and steam.
boats will be placed upon the rivers
Of the country. Colonies will be
sent out under the auspices Of sew
era European governments, and
with them will 60 missionaries and
the former to convert and
the latter to butcher and rob. II is
a singular fact that people who 70
to ciyilize a savage land always 20
with the Bible III one hand and tie
sword in The other. Under such
active influences Africa may look
forward to a wonderful future
Wheeling Register. 'la
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
A Dlslresslng Aecident.


Shortly after / o'clock yesterday
afternoon o terrible accident &C.
Cured atthe foundry Of Blanken.
Sop Brosa in this place, which re.
suited in the fatal injury of Mr.
Joseph Blankensop, Que Of the pro
pIielors. AT the time mentioned
MI. Blankensop vas engaged in
grinding castings on an emery
stone, when the latter burst in
three pieces, one of which struck
him on the back Of the head, max.
ing a terrible wound. The unfor.
tnnate man was carried to the resi-.
dence Of his uncle, John Blanken.
sop, Sr just across the street, and
physicianssummoned, who did all
in their power TO relieve his suffer.
ings. It was evident, however,
that be was fatally injured, por
tiors Of the brain protrnding from
the wound. He was afterwards re.
moved to his home, and at the
present writing lies in an uncon.
scious condition, with no hopes Of
his recovery. The force Of the
blow must have been terrific, az
one Of the pieces Of the stone
went through the roof and few
over Mr.. Blankensop's house, fall.
ing the yard.
The occurrence is a most distress
ing one, and great sympathy is
felt for the bereayed family, con.
sisting Of wife and four daughters.
Mr.. Blackensop was one Of our
most enterptising citizens, with a
host Of friends, and had built up a
good business at his foundry
ReItSbrg Ne,rs.