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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-01
lMrs. wilson FtankIIn. q quiLe

Mrs Wilson franklin, i quite.
illai her home in lhis place.
Miss willieMcNei Il Mercefs.
Bottom, il visiting het many
friends ia this place
Miss Jennie Hoover aud Miss
Jennie Dixon we're visiting friends
10 the country last week.
With the government works 60.
ing on atthis placs this summer,
weought 70 have better times
The towns subscription Of s15S
0O0 to the Ohio River Railroad Is
available as soon as the road is gra
ded iothis place.
The Council should take some
steps to protect the people from
tites. En- engine and hose is what
is needed.
Food must be pretty scarce in
the country when farmers have to
come to town to buy their bacon,
corn and -four
The days Of roller skating are
being numbered. 1t will be TOO
hot after a while for this kind Of
sport.
]. G. Downtain, editor Of the
Putnam Democrat, was in town Fri.
day and called at this Office. he
reports his paper as furnishing.
Wehad a pleasant visit Thurs
day from our old and esteemed
friend, Isaac Long, Esq, Of Al.
buckle.
Mr. +. B. Clark, Of Baltimore,
travelling salesman for Moulton
Bros, gave US a pleasant call Mon
doy,
MI. Rankin Wiley, Jr., one of
our prominent lawyers, left for
Cincinnati, Monday, to attend to
some legal business.
Mr.. Chas. D. Roes, Of Cincinnati,
is here to superintend the con.
struction Of the ice harbor aad will
commence work this week.
W. B. Gable isgreatly improving
his building adjoining his store, by
the addition lOf another story. Nj.
N. Laidley will also add another
story to his store building.
Bishop Peterkin has withdrawn
the appointments made for Hart.
ford City, and other places in this
county, and will make his visits at
a later date.
The State tax this year for sell.
ing the ardent at retail will be
$3.50 a year. This, coupled with
the city tax, will make q pretty
heavy license.
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Our buyer, Mr.. Joe. Friedmun, is
East the second time this season.
Notwithstanding The cry of hard
times, we sell the goods because we
satisfy the people 10 giving them
the best Of goods for the least mon.
ey. J. FRIEDMAN & Co.
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RyEY DOLLAR HELPs.- April 20
we have several sums Of money TO
pay, and we hope thoSe,in arrears
for subscriptions OF indebted to US
otherwise, will make an effort to
pay up. 81 from each one Two
years in arrears would pay our
bills and save US much interest.
sis due US and we are only ask.
ing for our own. Thahktio those
who have already settled.
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE annual meeting Of the stoekhold.
j ers Of tile Hope Manufacturing and
Coal Company, for the election Of a
Board Directors, and for the transaction
Of such other business as may lawfully
come before them, will be held al the
Company,s Office, In Mason City, Mason
County, West Virginia, on Wednesday,
April 10th, 1885.
march 25-Sw
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Easy 10 See Through.

How can a watch no matter how
costly-be expected to go when the
handspring won't operate? How can
anyone be well when his stomach, liver
or kidneys are out Of ordet2 OF course
you say, Tile cannot" Yet thousands
Of people drag along niserably in that
condition. not sick abed, but not able to
work with comfort and energy. How
foolish, when a bottle or two OF Parkcr's
Tonic would set them all right. Try It,
and get back your health and spirits.
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RIVER NEws.-Both the Kama.
wha and Ohio rivers have got so
low, that very little coal can be
shipped, aud thatonly by half load.
ing the burgess,
The steamer Ella Layman while
descending the KaDawha River last
Wednesday run a barge Of railroad
ties on a hidden obstruction in the
channel just below the mouth of
FiveMile creek, breaking The barge
up badly, it sinking in a few min
utes. Barge and ties belonged to
y. s. Bright, the ties will all be
saved but the barge will be almost
u total loss.
The steamer John Hanna after
many years service in which time
she has done excellent work, has at
last gone to the "bone yard" to be
dismantled. Capt. Young her own
or has laid her up at Mason City
and is building a new hull for her
machinery, which is as good as new.
We hope to Poon see the new John
Hanna aaoat.
The John A. Wood and Alice
Brown passed up the Ohio Sunday
with big tows Of empty barges.
The steamer Mark Twain ex.
ploded her boilers last Friday kill.
ing five persons and wounding
many more,
The steamer Robert PEBBLES with
thirteen empty barges and the
steamer Geo, F. Dana with twenty.
two empty barges arrived Sunday
from Cincinnati. These are big
tows considering the scarcity of
water.
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HenrNJ. Fisher, Defendant.

q
Tho object Of this snit Is 10 recover Of
the said defendant, Henry j. Fisher. the
srui Of $685. with lawfulfnterest there
on at the rate Of q per centum per an
NUN from the 5th day Of June, 1852, un
til paid, for debt due from him to III.
said plaintiff, VIM. p Neale, Is evidenced
by q note in whiting made and executed
by the said defendant; and 70 subject tile
real estate attached in this suit 70 tho
payment Of the aforesaid claim.
An affidavit having been made thu
the said defendant Is not TeSldaih !
this State, II Is ordered that he do Al
pear Within one month aittt the date si
the first publication Of this order, an
do what is necessary TO protect his IL
terest In this suit. TESTE,
X. 4, MITCHELL, CLERK.
j. s Spencer, 20 ineh 4.4w
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Each ofour departments are fair.
" bubbling over with bargains in
novelties for the happy holidays Of
Jayans Easter.
]. FRtsDAAN 4 Co.
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We wish to call the special at.
tention Of the ladies to our new as.
sortment of shoes. We guarantee
a nice Ct and good shoe.
McCowS & SPENCER.
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An attempt was nude to burg.
larize NJ. NJ. Laidly's store on Fri.
day. The glass in one Of the show
windows was broken in two places,
but nOtlarge enough to get any.
thing out Of the window. After
breaking the window the thieves
must have been scared of, and
therefore did not complete their
work.
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Price a pair ofboots or shoes at
any store in this city, then come
and see us and we will sell as good
for one fourth less money.
]. FRIEDMAN & Co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the An.
~ nual Meeting Of the Stockholders u
The. Kanawha Lumber and FURNITURE
Company will DO held at the Office Of
the Company d Point Pleasant, Wei
Virginia, on Friday April "a, 1856, at s
O'Clock p, m, for the purpose 81 select.
ing q Board Of Directors for the ensuing
yeaEi and to transact such other bnsi.
ness ,as may properly come before lie
meeting. ], ., BRIGHT, President.
a. u, hovsTos, Secretary, [marlspi
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Col, D. s. Hounsholl, of cincin.
natl, and Maj. BENZ, N. Piatl, Of
covingtOn, KY two prominent
lawyers, are in town on business
connected with their profession.
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Work on the ice piers will begin
soon. Mr., cIendenin has the con.
tract to furnish the hewed timber,
Of which there will be over seven
hundred pieces one foot square and
from ten feet up TO thirty.four feet
in length.
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STANDARD TIME.-East Of Hun,
tington, 10Th meridian, or Eastern tims
West Of Huntington, Goth meridian, o,
Central timei Which Is one hOurSlowet
than Eastern time
No. |, daily except Sunday, Old Point
to Clifton Forge; leaves Clifton Forge
daily except Saturday. arrives Cincin
natl and Louisville daily, except Sunday
Sleeping Cars from Clifton Forge u
Huntington. Pullman Parlor Cars OIL.
Point Comfort 10 Washington.
No. 2 land 5, daily between Huntingtc
and Clifton Foige. No. 9, daily, excoI.
Sunday, from Richmond 10 Nepott New
Old Point and Norfolk.
Nos > and 4, Solid trains daily, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Wash
ington, Richmond, and Louisville On,,
Cincinnati. Donot stop for local busi
ness.
No. Q, daily except Sunday, from Lou
isville, Cincinnati, and Lexington, ar
rives Clifton Forge daily, except Monday.
leaves Clifton Forge for old Point daily
except Sunday. Sleeping Cars Hunting
ton 70 Clifton Forge. Pullman Parlcr
Cars Washington 10 Old Point.
Charlottesville accommodation, - No. .
Cmixed, leaves Richmond, except Sun.
day, 1856 p ln.iarriyo Charlottesville, II
No. 81 ttnised) daily except Sunday
leaves Charlottesville 500 4. M, arrives
Richmond $50 a. IN.
No. 8, from Old Point Comfort, makeS
direct connection at r., Il. & II. Junction
for Washingtonan and New York. No oln-
nibus transfer required.
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Special Commissioners Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate in Point
Pleasant.

flehSallt.
In pursuance OF the terms and proyis-
i ions Of decree pronounced BY the
Circuit Court ofSlasOn county, West
Virginia, on the 9th day Of February,
1885, in the Chanccry cause therein
pending Of |. v. Newman VS.. j. G.
Breustle ana ais, the undersigned, ap.
pointed Special Commissioners for that
purpose, will proceed 10 sell by way OF
public auction at the front door Of the
Court House Of said Mason county, on
Wednesday, the 22d day of April,
1885, the real estate in the Bill and pro.
ceedIngs mentioned, being the south.
west corner Of lot No. II, in the second
tier Of the town lots Of the said town.
Said lot Is situated upon the corner Of
9th and Main streets and has Upon II q
new frame residence with Butcher Shop
IN front, and is now occupied by said j.
g. Breustle.
TERMS OF SALE:
For cash sto tho first two liens Of ].
9. stortEI and Us TO one.thirl Of the last
lien Of said Stortz, amounting In the az.
gregate 10 2,lS2.lS with interest from
February ID, 1885 to day Of sale, and the
costs aud commissions Of sale, and the
residue, including the the two.thirds oi
the last lien Of said ]. G. Stortz, and the
full amount ofthe Judgment Of Complai.
nant, /. v. Newman, upon a credit Of
six and twelve months, taking from the
purchaser or purchasers, bond with
good security for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from tile day Of sale,
and retaining the legal title as a further
security. JOHN Z. TIAiAis,
II. r. HOWARD,
Special Commissioners.
! hereby certify that bond in the pen.
atty ofi$S,000 with approved security,
has beGu executed by said Special Com.
missioners, as required BY said decree.
R, E. MITCHELL, Clerk.
march 25-4w
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The total male population over
ten years Of age in West Virginia
10 lsSOwas 2l8,&O, and Of this
population 1O7,67s were engaged
in agriculture, and and 57llS were
engaged in other gainful pursuits.
There was 65, 40 larmers, 500 law.
yers, 98s doctors, sos clcrgymen
and $3.50 domestic servants,
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11GA1 MOTIONS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County, IS

7 rules held in Tic Clerks oiligo a
a the Circuit Court Of the county aud
and State aforesaid. on Monday, the 2nd
day Of March, In the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and eighty.fiye.
VIM. T. Nealc, plaintiff,
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Farmers, do not sign your names
10 any notes or papers for travel.
ing strangers. The time of year
is coming when they will be about,
Of fine appearance aud easy ad
dress, but some Of them are sharp.
ers, and the paper you sign may
turn up as a note for a large
amount,
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1t is estimated that there will
not be halfa wheat crop this year
in this State as compared with last
year. The acreage is short twenty
per cent and the rough, freezing
weather Of the winter has greatly
damaged what wasplanted. Farm.
ers should endeavor to raise a large
corn crop.
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You will be made welcome and
you can buy goods cheap at the 80
Days Slaughter sale Of seasonaBle
Dry Goods and Notions at Mont
& Smiths. The stock now
complete in every department.
Must be reduced before removal to
our new rooms on secand street.
Remember the placei Frank Halli.
days old stand, Court Street, Gal
lipolis, Ohio. inch II 4w
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The following items are from the
Winfield lrrspressiBls
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Bickel,
Thursday morning, March 26th, an
s pound boy.
Mrs. Lucy johnson, of Buffalo, is
quite i'll. She is a very aged lady,
being nearly a hundred years old.
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After June next the postage on
letters will be two cents for each
ounce Of weight, or fractional part
thereof, instead Of each half ounce
as at present. This will be a great
convenience to the public, and will
make our letter carriage, distance
considered, the cheapest in the
world. the same time the news.
paper postage FROM the Office Of
publication will be reduced from
two cents a pound 10 one.
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Ladies We can guarantee you a
nice fitting shoe as we now carry
all sizss Of lasts,
McCowN & SrENcER.
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SleYelano mas commenced on lne
Posihaslets.
II took a good deal d coalto run
.thtoaghthis winter
People are beginning to make
garden.
The skating rink in this place is
doing 9 paying business.
When in town don. forget to
call and settle fol- your paper
A bigreward isnov being offer.
ed for ground hog scalps.
Major Broun, Of Charleston, was
"a visitor AZ this Office, Saturday.
This is @All.Fools Day Be on
your guard.
|. II the town has a FIRE limit, why
don't it enforce III
Nsxtsunday is Easter Prepare
youF Easter eggs.
Wild ducks are plenty in our
rivers al this lime. II
The town is now without night
police.
County Court meet, next Mon
day.
The Deputies report tax collect.
ing.as a very slow business.
The last room Of the public
school closed yesterday.
March went out just like i! came
ina roaring lion.
The school election occurs on the
10Th Of May, next.
Miss Edith Miller, offspring Hill,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, Rankin
Wiley, ofthis place.
The skating craze is still unaba-
ted. The warm weather alone will
exiirpaIe this terrible disease.
This is about the closest place in
money matters that the boys have
seen for some time.
We have too many stores and not
enough manufacturing establish.
ments.
An interesting account of the
New Orleans Exposition will be
found in this paper,
There is some talk that the rate
Of taxation will be increased in
this town for the next year.
The increase Of drunkenness and
crime in thiscounty is truly alarm
ing.
Farmers are complaining Of the
numerous petty thefts that are be.
ing perpetrated upoa them.
The Easter storm was a pretty
severe one. Winter does not seem
to want to let go.
There is a great scarcity of prov.
ender for cattle throughout the
county.
Suppose our Mayor should order
the Sergeant to raid some of the
dens in this town. What thenP
The scarcity of work makes
times much harder than they
would otherwise be.
Quite a number Of our mechanics
contemplate going to Kansas in a
few weeks.
The Board of Public Works met
in Charleston last week to examine
the Capitol building.
The oserseer Of the Poor Of Glen.
denim District reports great desti.
tuition in that part of the county.
ourjail is no doubt one of the
worst in the State. Whenever a
prisoner feels like going, he goes.
Butter is % cents per pound and
eggs IS cents per dozen in this
market.
The Second Adyenlists say that
the 10th of May will witness the
end Of all earthly things.
The tin mine in the lower end
of the county is going to be a DO.
nanza.
Congress has appropriated $780,.
600 for the erection of a postofIice
building at Clarksburg, this State.
Mr.. W. B. McGuttin, Of Cincin.
cinnati, is here on a visit to his
parents.
Nine counties out of the fifty.
four in this State are all that grant
liquor license.
Many applications for assistance
are being made to the overseers Of
the poor.
Mr.. j. s. Spencer, now occupies
az a law Office. the room in tha
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Any person desiring to purchase
a business house located on the cas-!
side Of Main street, near the Court
House, can be accommodated ty
calling atlhiS Office. The building
is two.stories. The store room is
24x50, with ware house attached;
the upper story islaid off into six
good living-rOoms. This property
will be sold at bargain for cash.
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Dated this second day Of March, elgh,
teen hundred and eighty.fye.
@. W. MAUPIN.
WEST VIRGINIA, 1 . ia.
AInann nnnnkv W-WlG

WttNA AtfSAA'AeAi I fn.uitt
Mason County, ""
/, Jabez Beard, a Notary Public in and
for the County and State aforesaid DO
hereby certify that @. W. Naugin whose
name is signed TO the foregoing writing,
has this day acknowledged the same be-
fore me in my said county, Given un.
der my hand this Cd day Of March, 1885.
JABEZ BEARD, Notary Public.
WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County Clerks Office, March
Sd, 1885. The foregoing notice Of Trade
Mark was this day presented in said Of
fee and together with the certificate
thereon is admitted to record.
TESTE;
JP.R, B. SMITH, Clerk.
march 25-iw.
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TRADE MARK.

NOTICE is hereby given that /, @. w.
IN MhupiI, have adopted the follow
ing Trade Mark TO be used in my bust
ness as Timber Dealer, to-wit: A Eve
pointed star, 6ye.eights Of an inch in
diameter, as follows
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On tho 2Sth ult., the residence Of
Mr. James womeldorf, at Buffalo,
Putnam county, caught FIRE byicOal
falling from the CRATE, and house
and contents were consumed, to
gether with another building near
BY Loss $1,000; insured for $500
in the North British.
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Last week the residence Of Mr..
Rankin Wiley, IT, came very near
being destroyed by fire. A lump
of coal rolled from the CRATE to the
parlor floor, damaging the carpet
and burning a large hole in the
floor before it was discovered. A
bucket Of water promptly applied
by Ms. Wiley saved the house
from destruction.
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BROS.
GALLIP0LIS OHIO.

HS Ladies' and Misses Fine
SHOES and SLIPPERS, the lar.
gest and best assortment ever
brought to Gallipolis. Two Of
the best makes manufactured, for
which we are exclusive agents.
stribley 1 Co., Cincinnati; Pin
gree 1 Smith, Detroit
Ladies wearing very narrow
or very wide Shoes can now be
fitted, as Barlow Bros. have all
widths, from the narrowest B last
to the widest B or +, and in the
best makes; striBley : Co., and
Pinsree & Smith.
Gentlemen, We are now opou-
ing our new styles of Spring
Shoes in Lace, Congress and But
ton, to which We invite your in
speotiOn.
Respectfully
BARLOW BROS.
maEs5st n 8satgs 4
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Good Jgwslry below cost at Mrs
L. J. Martins.
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H
The colored men who are digging
for coal in thehills adjoining town,
have a good deal Of courage. They
have penetrated the hill about
seventy feet, and while they have
the best ofindicatiOns, they have
no. yet struck any coal. One Of
them told US Monday that lheyex.
pected to fnd coal in paying guam.
titles this week. Ne hope they
will be well rewarded fot the trou.
bic and expense they hayebeenat
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WANTED

ITO purchase loves OF neIiass' II $50.
i iory Of Nininis, and lyithur Bord,
will be paid
eflli ~. NOE TINals.
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someo our farmers say that the
wheat is frozen out in many port.
ions Of the county, and more par.
is it noticeable on the old
and wet lands. They say that If
the people get back a yield equalto
what they sowed, they will be sat.
isfed. Many farmers are talking
of blowing up their wheat fields
and planting them in corn and po.
tatoes.
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For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, checks,ab.
ply " any Office Of I. & y. Ry;or Depot
or Ticket Office Of connecting lines.
o. ". SMITH, II. w. FULLER,
Gent Manager Gen'l PAss'r Ag't
oyl2e-i.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

gailor Register
Ihetebyannounce myseli as 4 candi-
date ior Tie Office 0i County gupetin.
tendent Of Free Schools Of Nssoti coun-
y, subject TO tie voters d die county.
g W. FADELY.
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# D. ~ f.
When visiting Gallipolis, De sure
to call Oh Montgomery & Smith,
andayail yourselves Of the great
reduction in prices Of reasonable
Dry Goods and Notions that must
be sold within the next 30 days,
Frank Hallilayts old stand, Court
street. mch l1.4w
. Ityou want post.otfice or gov.
ernmert position Of any kind,
send at once for the laiesi, greatest
and best book published, contain
ing lists and salaries Of all govern.
ment Offices in every state aud
country with full instructions how
and where 70 make application to
secure an appointment. A copy
ofthis valuable work seut by mail,
postpaid, to any address for one
dollar by the Democrat Book Co.,
Mt. Pleasant Pa. Agents wanted,
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. c. NJ. COLE, will open her
lu usual Spring Term, one week after
the close OF the Public Schools.
PRICE pER AOSTll-PAYADLE MONTHLY.
Shlluten ...'. .....,., .."" e."r,,"..L 81 90
Filth Reader andThirl part Afith.
metlc ......." see. ...."............- j p
Advanced Glass. ................. ] 80
With a reduction, when two or more
pupils attend from the same family.
ffb. ll.iw
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Spring Millinery just received at
Mrs. l. ]. Martins
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Go to Mrs. L. ]. Martins for your
Easter hat
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No trouble to.show goods at Mrs.
L. ]. Martins.