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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

DY virtue Of a decrotal order of the
- Mason County Circuit Court entered
On the 18th dry oi May, 1855, in the
Chancery cause herein pending, where
in G. WitlbGgSiS plaintiff and J. II. Eh
lin, il deendaiht, the undersigned Special
Commissioner, shall on Saturday ,ilIp
lat day of AWgiui, 1855, at IL
O'Clock a. NJ, proceed to sel the lind
in the Bill and proceedings mentioned,
at the front door Of the Court House Of
Mason County, West Virginia, at public
auction, ior cash as to onc-third Of the
purchase money, and ON u credit Of one
and two years as to the rcsiduc, to b.
paid in equal instruments, the purchaser
giving his nntc for the deferred install
racnts, aud the title to the land to bore
tanned rs = lurtllcr security. This is q
desirable fpicce Of property for one
wanting a small hill farm home,
II. K. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
This is to certify that bond has been
given in the above cuSa as required by
the decree ot Court.
L. u, MITCHELL, Clerk.
juIys-lm
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What is Offensive Partisan.
ship?

stAtH
NY. World.
Senator Conger foresbadows tho
sort Of warfare Inc Republican SEN.
ate intends making on tho Admin
lstration, when Congrrss mont
next December, there l. Ia In M
opposition to apnointments to fn
vacancies caused by death resi,aa.
ton or the exutralion Of n farm If
Office. But when n Rsnnblican
has been suspended or removed an
the ground Of "otIen.iyc narlis,n
shin" then n terrible rrawn w;II
currugate The brow If tbe terr;hIa
Senate, and twill demand toknow
whether the successor of ,bo gnilo
tined oLicial has been c,,nall, anf
lensiyen ON Tho Demnc,atic sido
II will be singular If sn,ne Of tbe
shrewder Repnblican seNotors Jo
not discover ibe -obs,,,J;,u' ar Xix
position IN time 10 datorthon, fr'',n
making lbrmselvcs ri4;"s,in6,
A man is at liberly Ia Is u r6.i.
tive and yiqornus n nor,isars,,t ho
pleases when he dres moi Mid =
publlc office, Uo hos ,,nrf,.,
rigbt to exercise All hi. ri'hts $3.50 y
citizen, 10 ltlk NJ h. H.. n'Io,bor
he is.in or ont If nilira All n, "" " Lnn
he Glls n npblic olico 10 'p hsoo, NV"
in n measure III" S,n,,i n' o'g ss III
The people, and /. .Tn3o,,aJ w. hy
pub'ic monovs dr,,o.n pU,'s" ~ r.
an parties, H.nrs "han i ~ ','' n.o y,
nj. Office a. n catbn,iaS nv" ,ia,o U .rOr
poiiticjnns Of his own ,p p.'vV a w.
bend, the money tIo, b p", .ooni va 90.
irom the pnblio t,ensn,r ~ - ,'J Jor'.o,
n,liiicoI a,,,nnos, s'o" W. "ri'"'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
ngaAn NOTICES.
Trustees SaleOf Lot and Baptist
CHURCH in Point Pleasant.

DY YiIlue OF the authority vested III
Id the undersigned Trustee, In q Ger.
IAN deed VI trust executed by George
II. Jordan aud Ellen, his wife and ".
II. I. Spencer and Maggie, his vile, on
the stu .day OF April, 1881, and Of rec.
ord in the Mason County Court Clerks
Office, 10 trust deed book NJ. Z PIP. S5l,
&C., 10 stcure the payment OF q certain
pnmisory note Tor the sum Of Sl65,S5,
executed by said George II Jordan aud
w. Ii. 4 Spencer to NJ. I. Khuberliug,
bearing date November 81, 1855, lGya.
bie Twelve months after date with inter.
Is, from date at 10 per cent and said
note being now due and payable, mud
default having been matlG IN the pay.
-nelil lhUreoi, and being requested by
said NJ. L. Numbering 10 make sale Of
the real estate, conveyed aforesaid, !,
John Il. Timms, Trustee, will sell at
public auction at the front door OF the
Court House, OF Mason County, West
Virginia, on the esd dag Of August,
1850, the real estate in said trust deed
described, being all that lot or parcel of
land situate in the town Of Point Peas
ant and known as part OF Il lot contain.
Jag about ! acres, lying East oil COurl
House, ana known US the "Newman
Lot which has recently been laid of
INTO xix lots, which are separated by an
alley tNcnty.siX icet vide, and tho vt
conveyed aforesaid, Is The north half oil
the 3. G. corner lot OF said xix lots, and is
bounded as follows: On the north by
one Of said six lots, and binding l2O feel
thereon, on the east by % foot alley, and
running ihercwith4l feet 9 inches, ull
the soulhby The remaining hall Of said
lot, and on the west By Wand street, and
fronting thereon II feet 2 inches, aud
being the same LOT ol land conveyed to
said George II, Jordan and W. II. I.
spencer, by l. V. Newman, Attorney III
iacl Tor Virginia l., Newman, by deed
bearing date january 3lth, 1884, and du-
" oi record in the Mason County Court
Clerks office to whichreierancc may bt
had. There is situated upon this lot a
neat, new and commodiaus house, used
blythe Colored people rs "a Baptist church.
Title good, hui selling rs Trustee, will
convey only such title as Is vested in
me. Ba5'lerms, SPOT CASH.
JNo. Il. TIMNts, Trustee.
july22-iw.
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State of West Virginia,
MASON COTINTY

"f.A'N'' SOSNA 90
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court OF Mason County,
on the first Monday, in tie month Of
July, 1855.
George w. Setszer vs.. James Walker and
others In Chancery.
The object Of the above suit is to sct
aside as fraudulent, certain deeds from
james Walker to Lewis Walker, execn.
tcdon the LIST day Of August, 1888, con.
We! ing 70 acres OF land lying in Glen.
denim District, Mason County, West
Virginia, aud subject tho same to tho
payment of Compliments judgment
amounting to S666j, with interest there.
ON and the costs OF this suit; and II ap.
bearing from affidavit filed that Henry
w. Gillian, one OF the Defendants, Is
not q resident OF this State, il Is ordered
that he doappear here within ono month
after the first publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit, TlSSrE:-
Il. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Trims, pa. ljuly S-iw.
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The (INiliscr.

While American Christians are
busy sending missionaries and Ri.
blcs to the Congo region Of Africa,
liquor dealers are shipping Their
vile siuIl An invoice Of liQuor.
too poisonous to be salcablc at home
has just left Boston, bound for that
region. Liverpool, Glasgow aud
Hamburg have also made large
shipments. misfortune that
in so many instances a. soon as
missionaries have made the conn.
try safe to live in, men have taken
the advantage If it and rushed in
todispose Of their whisky or opium.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
John Roach is very much of the
opinion that Secretary Whitney is
au offensive partisan.

PAINTING. "A. Allen is now pre-.
pared to do House and Sign Paint.
ing also Paper Hanging, on the
most reasonable terms. Parties de.
string his services in any Of the
above branches, must bear in mind,
tina! hereafter | work for Cash only,
as Keep no books, I'm.
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LEGAL MoTrUns.
COAMIsSiONER'S NOTICE.
Henry Aoemkc and August jahsSau,
partners IS MoeInko and lanman,

y wv sA-iA 49, ANA'AAAA y At0 = IVA
Henry Muemkc and August Jah@an.
partners as M0eilkc aud JanNan,
w.
John Young, Carlton Young Lewis
RnNsh, Il. ]. Redmond, assignee OF John
Hall, aud H. ]. RcyliNonl, Trustee, q. +.
simpson, Trustee, Peter Bettinger Jos.
Creesey, II, l.cTneE Ida i, Sargent, Hem
~ Fry, w, r. ReekO, 49, MCCananghy
4 Co., Caroline Young, John Cartwright,
Trustee, d. Reed, w H. Schwpnt2, +.
A. Knmmecr and Q. +. Murray, part.
-hprs as W. T. SChwTcntK ( TO-, Thu
EirspGity Bank Of POmercy, Goodrich
Barbour and &, 4, Sleadmn, partners
as Barbour, Stpadinan ( Co., - 0ng
and - Love, partners as Qng& lave,
LOWS G. Shetland Thomas II. Rose, part.
nCtsas Slecl 4 Rose, John Shlllilo, WAL
lace Shillito aud tiurlon SllillllO, part
nurs as John ShillilO ( Co., Second Ma.
tional Bank oi rarheTsNUrg, Henry II,
I.ippencott, William TUuer and Hiram
Il. LippUncotl, parMprs as lippchcDtt 4
Ttott0T, - Murphtad and - rcmu.
plcton, partners as Noruhcah 4 Temple.
ion, J. /. lIibbs Z, a. Statkce anl G.
W. Mitchell paltners as ], i. llihbs (
Co., Henry Fry, doing business under
the name Of Point Pleasant Dock Com.
Nany, Aaron Block and Samuel Block,
partnets Us block Brothers,
Parties to the above cause wll tak0
notice thai pursuant 10 decree cnleCed
therein on the lbth day Of May, 1885,
byl the Circuit Court VI Mason County;
Nest Virginia, lsllall ut my office in tho
town OF Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
lat 0 o'clock \. NJ, Friday July 3Othl
1885, proceed to take, state md report
an account;
Flst-Showing the amount Of real es.
tnte the said defendant, John Young
owns in the county Of Mason, whether
under a legal tile, Or itu equitable title,
and the liens On siiid real estate and
their prioritics, the amount due each OF
ths parties to to this suit.
Second Whether tile real estate Of
the defendant, John Young, will ront
Tor enough IN 4 reasonable Tine TO pay
Oh and discharge tile liens,
Third-Rep0rt any othrr matter that
any OF the parties to this suit may ro-
quire or any Of the judgment lien credi-
tons may require,
Add, II IRON any cause said account
shall not be completed on that day, tbs
same shall boadjourncd iromday to day
and from time TO time, at lle same
place, until the same shall be completed.
Given mdermy hand this 9th day OF
June, 1855, JAS. II. COUCH, JR,,
Commissioner
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Sensible Fellow,
Wheeling Register.

" HVeIiHS hcslsleT'
Truly The young men of Lincoln
county are willing to bide their
time, A story is told of one court.
iug Il Cabell county girl three years
before he gained her consent to
marriage. That was all we'll
enough, but when he came with
tie license she had changed her
mind and his three years entreat
les were lost, But this young man
didn't hang himself nor weep his
eyes out with grief; oh, no! he
wasn't that kind of Il man. He
threw The license ina lobacco patch
and went home. But the young
lady soon got in the notion again,
and the young man had the license
fShed out Of the tobacco patch and
soon joyfully claimed his bride.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
Attorney Morgan HrOwm'sLucls
CnAlIrh.

1t has been ascerlained that Nor
gan Brown, attorncy.atlaw of this
city, and formerly a clerk Of Secre
@ry Of State Allison, was thelucky
holder Of one 9th NJ ticket No. 5l,.
lO6, which drew $4,000 in the
Louisiana State Lottery. The
money has been collected and i.
now on deposit in the First Nation.
ID Bank Of Nashyille,-sN tslrlle
Banner, Jane, %.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
Secretary of State.
Goyernor,s Proclamation.

Governor Wilson Thursday nigh,
issued the following proclamation.
dated at WheeIing, where he vo.
~ ,t,ioi.rb n.i,,,,.
'" u u'',O''t o"S'" ~, !, -
"HEELlNG' W. va, Jily 70, 90
General Grant is dead.
The eyential life Of u remarkable
man is forever closed. superior to
all other possible virtues, the
last hour tound him strong in the
faith that conquers death. The
Republic but hUu0rs itself in hon.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 all persons holding liens by jidg.
ment or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof, of John Young:
In purruauce of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Mason County, made in Il
cause therein pending TO subject tue
real estate Of the said John Young 10
the satisfaction Of the liens thereon, you
are hereby required to present all claims
held by you and eOch OF you against the
said john Young, which are liens on his
real estate, or any part OF It, for adjudi-
cation TO me at my Office in the town Of
Point Pleasant, on or before tie 3OLh
day OF July, 1883.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of June, 1885.
JAMES II. COUCH, JR.,
July l-iw, Commissioner
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OE'IcF oFU oNrTRolLrn OF ruiz oURRENcY

WAsnISGTOS,s,Iuly 9th, 1885.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, 1t has
been made to appear that "The Merchants
National Bank Of Wat Virginia Al Point
Pleasant in tho Town Of Point Pleas.
ant, in The County Of Mason, and State
OF West Virginia, las compiled with all
provisions Of the "Act Of Congress 10 en-
able National Banking Associations to
extend their corporate existence and for
1852.
Now TusRRFopE, / llEyRY W. CGNNoS,
Comptroller OF the Currency, do hereby
certify that "7he Merchants National Bank
.@ Uct lirginp At Point Pleasapf' in tho
torn q P0dli hitdsdpi, in the County Of
Mason and Statuoi Wta Virginia, Is auth.
orlzed to have succession Tor tho period
specified in is amended articles OF asso.
citation, namely until close Of business on
Juy Is, 1905.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wit
SEAL ness my hand aud Seal Of
~ Office ihis0lh day OF July, 1856.
II, w. CANNON,
Comptroller OF Tie Currency.
July l5-5w,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

1NHE sissnte iof Mason County Wilde
held 1t Point Pleasant. commencing
August "a, 1855, conducted by Pr0i, VI
a. Watson. ON saturday, the closing
dayof the Institute, md also On Tues.
,lay, August lsill, 1856. public exainina.
tons Of applicants lor ltacher's Cettif-
Gates eilliake place, Teuchers desiring
10 bp examin,sl idr certificates good for
luur wears must attend the second ex;
animation, Allappliranls for teachers
certificates villa arc not personally
known To the Boardot Examiners, must
prrsentcvidcnce 81 mornl character,
], L, WRITTEN, co, Sup't
july | iw.
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Congress.nan Gib.on TalI.s.

- sllil.ll1 = =
Congressman Gibson Taliss
The Washington Correspondent
sof the Enquirer furnishes d ling 81.
teryisw with Congressman Gibson
from which We take the following:
"Who will be the next United
StatrSenalor from West Yireinia9s
Well, taking he ruleo II succes
sion and Coapling itEilhfii ser.
vice. should think NJ. Camden
would prubably be re elected. He
has made a very gNd SenamE and
"A fhink our Stare bus had exIef.
fence enough 10 know thatit IS 10
its interest To haee az much axne
rlence as possible in It's legislative
bodies to aid the new adminislta.
ltion.n
isn't there some opposition to
MI Ca,nden2'
"0h, yes, we hive a number Of
gnud meli who will likely become
candidates. They have strong
backing and warm friends, and |
think the fight Is rather from pref
ereucc for other men than any per.
spnal objection to Mr.. Camden
"Whn have You heatd mention
led u CONNECTION With the Senator
-hip2s
! "Well, Jobh ] Davis, DanielLd
cas-, commi Sioner Joe Miller, Gov
ernor jackson, Governor Wilson,
Judge Braunou, aud ex-senator
Hercinnl."
"l'hen IL will probably be tie
field against MI Camden?'
yes, it luoks that way."
Have ypu any aspirations in
that direction? | see your name
mentioned in The local press
No, sir" said Mr. Gibson. II
WI under no Circumstances be a
Candidate Tor the United States
senate. IL ] decide To masean0th'
or political contest It will be N def
erence to The strong PRESSURE
brought upon ne topecept anylher
nomination for Congres. next year.
By the way Mr.. Hogs friends are
-tntlng That | promised him not To
run fo' Congress again. II theyare
Discreet they will drop this mat.
Ter"
"WhY sou asked the Enquirer
man.
Because, instead Of promising
Mr' itngs that ] would not be u
candidate, refused 10 pledge my.
-eli, at his request, that | would be
candidate. The truth Of iti,, my
district Is a clnse one, the contest a
very hard one aud | hive been dis
posed from sheer fatigue to drop
poII'ics and renew my profession,
\ 80 IL f. B l. 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

Col, McEllowney persists in de-
Glazing that Steve IllIids is bad
man. Or esteemedco palriot does
no! discriminate between EIkin.
tho politician aud Elkins The eli.
zen. They are entirely different
persons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

The late Republican State Con-
vention in Pennsylvania spike of
the Policy of Slagnation. They
probably referred to Cloyelandis
manner Of putting the rascala out
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
JAMES II. COUCH, JR.,
Commissioner.
NOTICE. TO LIEN UOIDrDs

To all persons holding lioas by iudp.
meni or otherwise, on the real estate or
any part thereof OF Calvin NJ. Moore,
IN pn'auancc OF q decree OF tho CIR.
crii Court Of Mason County, made in n
cause therein rcnliug. to snbicct The
real estate OF thp said Calvin NJ Moon
to the sa'iiarJion Of the liens thereon.
ycq are hcrc6y required to present ali
claims he'd py YOU and each Of You
or1llsl The said Calvin ". Moore, wl,ifh
arc Hens on his real estate, or anv Mr.
o. ~ Tor adjudication TO nc Al INV oIljcs
IN tho townof Point Pleasant on ~ I..
lore lhc G;h day Of August, 1855.
Elygn under my han this oh day Of
JAMES II. Couch, JR..
-, Commissioner.
p. W. Polslcy, Simpson i Howard.
and j, S,spcucer, Soils. Ijuly saIE,
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The I,resIdenlls ProcIllnlnllon.

The Presidents Proclamation.
M4-niSGToS, July q. The I'll
losing proclamation eas Issued by
The President ibis morning:
The President II The United
States has jas received the sal i'd
ings Of The dea'fbf the illusirion.
citizen aud ex President IL thp
Unilcd Stnes. Geneial Ulysses S
Grant, az Mt GregOr, 10 the State
u New Y0ik, 10 which place he
bad lately been removed in The en-.
leayof vpmlOnghi-lifs. Inmak.
Ing this Announcement to the peo.
plea th9 United SUITES, the Pfpsi.
dent is impressed with The inagni.
tide of Tie psGlic loss Of great
military leader 9viIo vas in the
hour Of victory mugnanlmoas;
amid disaster, diseroet. selfsuNain,
ed; whoiu every Stallion, whether
a. soldieror az Il Chief Magistrate,
twice called to pnwer By his fellow
eouhtrymen trod unsweryingly
the path VI duty, unde,erred by
doubts, si0gleminded aud straight.
forward.
The entire county has witness
ed with deep emotion his prolonged
and patient struggle with paipfrl
disease and has watched BY his
couchoE suffering with fearful sym
paiby,
Tie destined end has come al
last md his spirit has returned 10
the Creator who sentitfmth. Pine
great heart of the nulio,l chat fdllos
him when living with love and
pride, bows nov in sortow above
him when dead, teuderly mindful
ofhi. viltuc-, his great pattintic
.etvices, aulof The lo.s occa.ionpd
by his death. In testimony Of re-
-pect to the memory Of General
Grant, j, is ordered that the Exu.
cutiyo Mansion aud the several De.
partmentsat Washington be dap
ed in mourning for a period of thi'r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

The Wheeling Itetiigeacer, 70,
toR.libel suit.onils hands,
remarked that when II newspaper
IL sued far libGl 1t is pretty sure The
editor has touched spne rascal in a
teDdfr place,
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POINT PLEASANT, WEST va.
Dealh Oh Gen. U. s. Ornnl.


Long expectancy soflened the
shock Of Gen. Grants death, but il
can ~ no vie moderate the depth
and sincerity Of the grief with
which tho American people mourn
his demise.
Rich in achieVemun's and IN
honors, and with place in the
hearts Of the people rarely enjoyed
BY great Americans, he has pissed
from earth at time Of life when
houtighthave fairly expected years
Of quiet enjoyment after the CARO-.
ering Of the fruits Of his busy ca.
reet
Eulogy of such a character IL SUI
petlluous; IL would require the pen
Of Macauly ora Bancroft topain'
a prose picture Of the man as a
Soldier, President and Citizen. II
it we're great TO win the freedom Of
America, it was greater to save the
Union Of our Fathers, and the Clio.
~ Of the Republics preservation
ha. been awarded the great soldier
by an admitting world.
Through his weary illness Gen.
Giant bore himself with a calm
ness, a dignity and u forIitndu
which commanded the admiration
and sympathy Of people of every
section.
He died with the happy cons.
ciousness that the country which
he SO greatly served, was free, uni.
ted and secure; with the knowledge
that his sturdy foes shared with his
faithful veterans regret for his snf.
ferings and joined in hearty wishes
that he might be spared to green
and happy old age.
At the bier Of the dead soldier,
the whole American people kueel
in bitter sorrow, and the other Ma
tions Of the earth share in our
grief, and give US tender and CRATE.
full sympathy.
He who now lies cold in death,
is the same who led the legions Of
The North against the magnificent
army of the South, and at Apo
ma,ox achieved a victory as memo
rable for the mognanimily of the
conqneror us the manlinesS Of the
vanQuished. Bat hose who weep
in unison today, forget that there
was ever war between them; in
their Commingling tears the last
vestige Of sectional bitterness il
washed away, and in their com
mon sorrow the old time affection,
comes back with renewed force.
AS brethren loving and united
they join in doing homage to him
whose life was spent in working
for the best interests of the whole
people; whose love for them was
greater far than his ambition,
To the God who gave him life
his soul returns, but the memory
Of his many virtues and his uneq.
uaIlGd services to the Nation will
live while the Nation lives, Il
priceless legacy to his postcrity
and an everlasting token of the
1--we and gratitude Of a free and
united people.
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SE'

Hon, Eustacc Gibson, Rcprescn.
tative in Congress FROM the Fourth
District, denies the rumor that he
pledged himself not to be a candi.
date for re nomination, He says
he never made any such pledge to
anyone. In a recent interview he
formally announces himself a can
didate for denomination. His op.
ponent for the nomination will be
Hon. Chas. L. Hogg, Of this county,
as he has also given out that he
will be a candidate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

The Raleigh Indcr says, that "lhe
men who are too stingy to adver.
lertise are too stingy 10 give good
bargains" Which may be consid.
cred more fact that nlosophy.
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One day last week in Marion
coun'Ya young man named I.afl
yeltc Taught was seriously if not
fatally injured by being struck on
the head with a base ball bat in the
hands Of Jacob lll1ght, They were
playing ball and Jacob was At the
bat while the injured man was
catching.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

been sigilant at the pill, have
run his district, labafed in pii.
mafies and conventions and done
all 10 his poweT % secure the sue.
GERS n lIisrwp party. All ihisen.
,itleshim 70 the gratitude d the Ad
lninI'lTatiDn be has helpedto elect,
he has mol been an offensive parts
aae 10 The ewes d the government,
because he.has not abused govern.
Ment trust, by using it ii the pab
lie Interest, but as i partisan. Sec
retary Whitney and Manning have
been pafti.ans, With vigor, activi
~ uUdxhreNd infringement, have
hodonhl made them offensive to
Republicans" Bit they do not
use their high public offices for
.pariisans purposes, aud thus are
mt offensive partisans,p In the
proper meaning Of the words.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

A cload burst At llarrisvilIp,
Richie county, last Thursday +v.
ening flooded everything A horse
aas d'owHed and u mans wagon,
that was standing in IA riIulel, flea.
ted %.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

John Roach, notorious in the ma
val affairs in this country, has sue.
cnmbed to the honesty Of a Demo
cratic administration, aud made an
assignment.