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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-25

DEATH OF ATRuLY SINCERE, Coon
MAS.-We are indeed deeply pain.
ed and sorry to have to inform our
readers this week Of the death Of
our estimable friend and honest
citizen, Mr.. Maurice Moore, Of Cliff.
ton. Words from US are not need
ed to oulogize Maurice or his al.
municipalities before the public.
He was well and favorably known
to the vast majority Of the citizens
Of this county. He was born Of
strictly honest and yirtuuus par
ents in the State Of Massachusetts,
and was in his thirty.second year
when he breathed his soul to God
on Thursday last, He possessed
and inherited gentleness and amia.
bility as an inaliensble birthright
prerogative, Hence in every re.
spect Maurice was a model man in
morality, religion and refinement.
For these reasons he leaves a sweet
memory after him, that by all, ir.
respective Of class, creed, nation or
politics, is respected, loved and
honored, He suffered much for
months past from a neglected cold,
which finally brought with il blood
poison, and from which there is
very rarely any recovery. In all,
the gentle Maurice was to the last
sweet, meek and serene, as his con.
science was pure and unsulliod be.
fore his God and his fellow man.
His funeral took place last Sunday
and was the most extensively at.
tended that was ever before wit.
usssed in that section.
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A rural exchange remarks, in
language more forcible than clio.
quent, that ga man who owes sew.
eral months subscription on a
newspaper, and asks the postmas
ter to send il back refused would
put tar in his hat when taking up
a church collection, in order to
steal the small change"
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aErsc1lLAMa0Us.
Glyen AWay For one Year.

We want 100000 subscribers before
May LIST, 1885, 10 our large Illustrated
publication, The Fireide Magazine. In
order 10 get the kboye number Of sub.
stribers we must give away subscrip-
tions the first year, and the second year
We willmake up the loss asmost Of them
will subscribe again, paying 6,ir regular
price. Send % cents, stamps or silver,
to pay postage aud you will have the
above Magazine to read every week for
one whole year. II you accept the
above offer, we expect you will be kind
enough TO distribute among your friends,
a few small books containing our adver-
tiscments and l67 Of the best household
receipts, for which we will make yon Q
present OF handsome, silyer.plated,
tlye.bOttle caster, or q plush covered
photograph album. State how many
books you can give away for us, and we
will send tho books and Caster Tor al
buni) prepaid. Order for your friends
also, and you will never regret Il. AID.
dress FIRESIDE MAGAZINE,
inch. 4-4w Hume, n. Y.
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We direct attention to eadyes.
tisement Of Montgomery & Smith,
Gsllipolis, Ohio, in this issue Of
our paper. When you go oGalli.
polls, don't forget to call aud see
them as we are sure it will be to
your advantage il you wish to pur.
chase goods.
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HOW nc Struck 4 Very Bio,

How He Struck IL Very Rich.
Mr.. ]. B. Ftanz, propristorof the
ST. james Hotel, Mansfield, o., is
in luck on account Of the purchase
Of a ticket in The Louisiana State
Lottery. Several weeks since Mr..
Franz, who has previously drawn
small sums in the lottery, invested
in one whole ticket and FIVE one.
fifth tickets, paying $40 for The
same. Yesterday (Feb. 10th3 the
drawing took place and Mr.. Franz
received u telegram notifying him
that his whole ticket had drawn
$4,000 in cash, which sum ia sub.
ject to bis order.-Mansfeld Ohio
Liberal, Feb. Ii,
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In this paper will DO found an
advertisement Of Barlow Bros,
GallipoliS, Ohio, shoe dealers,
They have just opened out their
stock Of Spring styles, and will
sell you goods, down low. This is
one Of the best shoe houses in the
CITY.
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There is some talk thas,ho Ohio
Central will be put in good order
in a few months and the bridge
completed aud trains crossing it by
June next We hops Che fumor
may be true.
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If you want to have the stock
law enforced in any District in The
county, you must get a petit.
tion signed by a: least fifty voters
Of the District and present it to
the County Coutl, who are requir.
elto order an election upon the
presentation of such a petition
The Court meets in April and now
isthe time tosetup your petitions,
so shat the election may be ordered
IN May.
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Hon. Wm. H. TomIinson sur.
renders the Office Of Mayor after
many years Of service. He made q
most excellent officer, and his acts
met with the approval Of The peo.
pie.
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The ground hog is entitled othe
cake. This time his shadow prov.
ed an enemy to the people. If it
had not been for the ground hog,
we would not have winter in the
middle Of Spring, Just think of IL
down to zero in the middle Of
March.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 2O7 acres situated m
IA Robinson District, Mason County,
West Virginia, four miles from Point
Pleasant, on Letart road, and known as
the Kincade farm, This iarH Is we'll
improved and we'll watered; two houses;
good barn; two orchards; all necessary
out-buildings VIII be sold on easy
terms Fof further Information abply
To- RIO. 4 Mt EINCADE, Ag'ts.
mchll-9ms Point Pleasant, W Va
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Ans
IN nuat Meeriug Of the StocEIiohicrso f
Tue kanAwha Lumber aud Furniture
Company will be- held At the Office Of
the Company Il Point Pleasant West
Virginia, on Friday, April alf 1856, al i
O'Clock p M, Tor the purpose Of select.
Ing Y Board Of DirectOrsiOr tho ensuing
year. and 10 transact such other busl.
mess ~ may properly come before tho
meeting 4SI. BRIGHT, President.
AD, Hovstos, secretary, [nArlst,t
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II You
BROS.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.

M Ladies' and Misses Fine
SHOES and SLIPPERS, the lar
gest and best assortment ever
brought to Gsllipolis. Two of
the best makes manufactured, for
which we are exclusive agents:
stribley & Co., ciucinnatG Pin.
gree 4 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 E or F, and in the
best makes: Stribley & Co, and
Pingree &'smith.
Gentlemen, We are now open
ing our new styles of Spring
Shoes in Lace, Congress and But,
ton, to which we invite your In
spoction.
Respectfully
BARLOW BROS.
aar.Svs, !
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His Honor John Z. l'imms, II u
nov.
doodbu.ler shoaldbe more plen-
titul.
Read the new Advertisement in
this paper
Town lots sell at enormously
high prices
The need Of Point Pleasant Is
more houses
Plant plenty Of corn and pota-
toes this year.
Big things are expected from the
new Council.
Why not organize q volunteer
fire Department.
County Court meets on the FIRST
Monday in April.
There will be more wheat than
some people expect.
Mason county ought to have the
new Insane Asylum.
Gallipolis merchants know che
value Of advertising.
To say chat business is dull
won't halfexpressit.
Miss Picnic Helm is visiting
friends at Charleston.
The weather now indicates that
Spring is close athand.
The new town officers we're sworn
into duty Monday night.
ExAuditor Miller got there, and
we are mighty glad Of it.
Hon, G. 7. Simpson is in Gin
cinnati on legal business.
Warm weather will hit US hard
about the middle Of April.
Parties are talking Of building a
mammoth rink in this place.
The town Council ought to build
several large cis!erns in town.
Several valuable properties are
advertised for sale in this paper.
A valuable horse belonging to
Curtis Nutler, died Saturday last
The many loafers around town
should be hunting up a job Of work,
March came in like a lion and
has been acting Ihelion all through.
The roads are in better condition
than usual for this time Of tie
year.
We had a pleasant call from Mr..
Dave Miller, Of Beech Hill, Tues.
day.
An improved and enlarged wharf
is one of the necessities Of this
town.
A few rubber water buckets for
fires ought to be purchased by Che
town.
A FIRE at Charleston Monday
morning destroyed the Hale House
and Rutfner Bros store.
The skating rink has got about
all our people crazy, both young
aud old.
1t is now the season Of the year
to commence general cleaning up
Of the town.
The new Council are all practi.
cal business men, and know the
needs oftho town.
Miss Lola Saunders Of Parkers-
burg, is visiting the familyof Rev.
Mr.. Boggs this city.
Hon. Eustace Gibson has recon-.
mended Mr.. F. D. Hoy to be Post
master az this place.
Mrs. VIM. H. Tomlinson, who
has been sick with malsrial fever,
is improving slowly.
W. W, Allis has gone to visit bis
daughter, who resides at Point
Pleasant-POmcroy Telegraph.
Miss Annie Jewett, who has been
very ill for some time with malar.
ial fever, is now conyaletcing.
There lisa great scarcity of feed
in many parts Of the county, aud
stock is suffering in consequence,
Col. j. P. r. B. Smith has been
rendered a position as Indian Com.
missioner, at salary Of $1,000 a
year and expenses.
When you get all the corn ground
broke up you intend to plant, just
go towork and plant an additional
acre.
A silver skating Badge will be
awarded to the best gentleman
skater at the Rink next Saturday
night
There is a lull in the postoffice
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE annual meeting Of the stockhold.
i ers Of the Hope Manufacturing and
Coal Company, Tor the election Of q
Board Directors, and for the transaction
OF such other business rs may lawfully
come before them, will be held at the
Company's Office, in Mason City, Mason
County, West Virginia, on Wednesday,
April 10th, 1885.
DC. DAVIS, sec'y
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MANTEn

no pnrcl Gse liUwcs o. DeFlAss' iso
i tory Oh virginia. andwlthpIst Bonl
will Ne rald. i,
nchilss JNos GsTfStSs
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viii this county ever be self.
snstaining2 II does seem that our
people ought togain wisdom by OK
periepce, and experience during
the pas. winter as well sfor years
past certianly proves that to be
prosperous we must be self sustain
ings Large sums Of money annu.
ally 60 Out Of the county fdr bread;
sluasand meat This is all wrong
and should be changed. There
is plenty Of land in this county TO
furnish every man with a cornfeld
.ofgoodly proportions. Ifitis not
cleared, the proper way is to go to
work and clear it. With plenty of
corn you can have an abundance
Of meat, but il sou raise no corh
your bacon will be ratherlean.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-25

Az the skating rink Saturday
night Mr.. Harry Lasley won the
prize Of a handsome skating cap
being the best gentleman skater
and Miss Hattie Butler won the
oranges, having gathered more
than any Of the other contestants.
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For Sale.

DARN Of ESQ acres in lferceTs
i Bottom, Mason County, known rs
part Of the late Edward L. Menager tract,
200 acres rich bottom land, balance
rolling hill land, well tlnhered; two or.
chards OF apple trees, excellent fruit; 2
houses and outbuildingS as acres oi
wheat sown will be sold with iarnS- n
Win be sold cheap. Apply TO
MRS. JANE 3, HILL,
Ashton, Mason Co, W. Va
febl1-4w.
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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
gomery & Smiths. The stock now
complete in every department.
Must be reduced before removal to
our new rooms on Second street.
Remember the place: Frank Halli-
days old stand, Court Street, Gal.
'lipolis, Ohio, inch ll4w
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nElM RalNr

Editor RICHTER
Thereby announce myself as q candi.
date ior tlie office 81 County Snpefih.
tendent Of Free Schools d Mason eoun-
ty,snbject to tie voters Of tllecopnty.
CIV FADELS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-25

The Postmaster at Camden, Me-,
has sent in his resignation, hold.
ing that the office should be held
by one in accord with the Admin
istralion.-Er.
1t will be a cold day when yon
hear Of any Of the Republican Post.
masters in West Virginia resign.
ing,
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tendent Of Free Schools Of Mason cOutl-
ty,snbject 10 tie voters Of tllec0ppty.
a CIV. FADElsY.
RIVER News. Again The Ohio.
riyeris full If heavy floating ice
causing the towboats 70 lay up.
and putting the passenger boats to
a great deal oftronble.
Several good iows Of coal have
left for Cincinnati during last
week. The Ksnawha coal opera.
tors are fortunate il getting coal to
market now, while the Pitlsburg
cnaI men can donoIhihg.
The big Electric Light George +.
Dana came in the mouth Of Kama.
wha river last week with 81 empty
barges. This is the largest tow Of
empties ever brought up BY q Ka.
na@ha river tow.boat. She left for
Cincinnati again on Tuesday last
at 1lo'clock with twenty barges of
coal and returned Sunday night
with another tow Of empties and
left Monday morning for CinOinna.
u with threebarges Of coal and will
get ten barges at Ashland, KY,
making in all the best time consid.
ering The work performed Of any
Kanawha boat, 90 far
1t is intinated that we will soon
have another set of Dry Ducks and
in connection with them Marine.
ways. Good men are at the head Of
the enterprise and no doubt will
push it through.
The packet boats are all carrying
big trips Of both freight and pass.
engers.
The Condor had to tow her emp.
ty barges behind her from Racoon
to Pomeroy, the ice being too heavy
for her to tow them ahead.
The Nail City laid up in Kama.
wha Sunday. She has three emp
ty model barges in tow.
Capt. John Thornbnrg and wife
are making the trip to New Or
leans on the steamer Big Sandy.
PLEASANT FLATS ITEMS Winter
still fingers in the lap Of Spring.
Vengeance is vowed on the
ground hog, now and heucefotth.
The roads ate in excellent condi.
ton for this season Of the year.
Our farmers are busy preparing
for their Spring work, but have
been delayed by the late freezes, in
their blowing
Wheat looks like 1t will he a 20.
TIL failure, but nice weather will
re~igorate it, and possibly make il
exceed onr expectations.
Feed is now very scarce, owing
IN the severity Of the winter Far.
msrs who thonght they had aa
abundance find themselves short,
Andif winter continues much long.
er we will have to HE ourselves to
Egypt'tObuy corn.
Our County Surveyor, Mr.. w.
H.HowaFd, and L. E. Nusgtave,
have returned from the lover end
Of che county whore they have
been for the past week surveying
proposed roads, bridges, etc.
We are sorry to chronicle the
death Of Miss Dianna Hall, a sister
Of the late Hon. john Hall, Of Rob.
inson distinct, who departed this
life on 'thel6th inst. She was an
aged and very worthy lady, whose
charity and kindness will be long
remembered. Her funeral was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Young,
at the Presbyterian Church, Of
which she had been a consistent
member for many years. Her re.
mains were inferred in the family
bnrryiug ground, followed by many
who wished to pay their last re.
spects possible oR this earth, with
hopes for a more happy union in a
brighter land. Cesar.
HARTFORD CRY TEMs,-Mr, John
Ginther has gone to Kansas, where
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a year, postpaid.

Mr. jacob Roush, oyerseer Of the
Poor in Waggener District, is at
his wits end, to know what to do
with the people who are daily max
ing demands Upon him for assist.
ance. He has all power III the
matter and should not hesitate To
use it in any case where the people
are needy. A li!tls temporary as
sistance now, may do a great deal
Of good and prevent much suffer.
ing; of course he will be imposed
upon sometimes, but that cannot
be helped.
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Spring Millinery just received at
Mrs. L. ]. Martins.
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GoOd Jewelry below cost at Mrs.
L. !. Martins.
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The Worlds industrial and Cot
ton Centennial Exposition and
the chieffeatures Of interest Goa
necled with the various apparatus,
appliances and machinery % be
seen there, Will be found iersely
and ably treated, in popular Ian.
gage and with many handsome
Illustrations, in The March 14ih
and 2sthissnes d Industrial Americd.
These two editions arc Special Elk.
position Numbers the publisher
having himself visited New Or
leans and personally superintend.
ed tho preparation Of the report.
Copies may be ordered through
any nevsdealer at 10cents each, OF
The paper win be supplied regular.
~ BY neSsdcalers At a cost Of 10
cents every other week. The sub
sctiptiOn Is 500 a year, and The
office Nos Murray ST., New York.
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STANDARD TIME-=East Of HIM.
!inglon, 10Th meridian, OF Eastern time;
West Of Huntington, Goth meridian, or
Centraltilnc, which IL one hour slower
than Eastern time.
No. !, daily except Sunday, Old Point
10 Clifton Forges leaves Clifton Forge
daily except Saturday; arrives Cincih.
natl md Louisville daily, except Sunday,
Sleeping Cars from Clifton Forge II
Huntington. Pullman Parlor Cars Old
Point Comfort TO Washington.
No. 2 and 5, daily between Huntington
and Clifton Foige. No. 2, daily, except
Sunday, from Richmond to Nuport News
Old Point and Norfolk,
Nos. Sand 4. Solid trains daily, With
Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Wash.
ington, Richmotid, ahd Louisville aii,l
Cincinnati, DoRot stop for letal bust.
ness,
Noe, daily except Sunday, from Lou.
tsville, 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 Parl0r
Cars Washington to Old Point.
Charlottesville Accommodation. : No. o
mixed leaves Richmond, except Sun.
day, 1852. M; arrive Charlottesville, II
y. III.
No. 8, (thixedA dgily except Sunday,
leaves Charlottesville 800 o. M, arrives
Richmond $50 q, IN.
No. 3, from Old Point Comfort, makes
direct connection at r., +. & 4. junction
for Washington and New York. No onE
nibns transfer required,
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No trouble to show goods at Mrs.
L. ], Martins.
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RnANk I.rslira srNnAY MAnA.

FRANK LEatir's SUNDAY MAoA
zNE For April is q particularly
interesting number ind he who
does not ind much in il 10 please
him mustbe very hard 70 suit. II
begins wilhsthe opening chapters
Of FaEieonls new story Loves
Harvest which prOmises 10 be
equal 70 The other stories Of this
fayorile writer Three additional
chapters d Mrs. farmers sHhat
She Made Of Her LIFE ave given,
and alsothreeo fthe juvenile story,
4Pen's Psrplexilies. Adelaide G.
Waldroh contributes q beautiful
sonnet, IAN Easter Lily and there
are other tipe poems. The Rev.
Df. a. A. +. Taylor has a chara.
ctefistic article on "The Bad Boy
as q Moral Reformer, and the Rev.
Dr. 7. d. Witherspooh d beautiful
one on eTbe Alpine Horn Mrs.
Alexander's Ssistefhood Of Spin
ster" is a pungents though good.
lnatnred, piece Of SATIRE The vet.
eran Thomas Powell contributes
"a Personal "Reminiscences Of Spoht
and Mendelssohn, Y and Cherubihi.
and Mercadante are the subjec.sof
the "sacred Musicians series.
The Chances at Bible History
and "chriSt Teaching by PARABLE
are continued, and both very inter.
esting; and the venerable counter.
snce Of the Rey.Dr, Prime, a rep.
rssentatiys religious journalist, acs
companies a facsimile reduction Of
the first page Of New York 0bssrser,
which he has so long edited.
These are only a small portion Of
the contents and, indeed, the whole
number is exceptionally good.
Published by Mrs. FRANK LESLIE,
SO, So and 81 Park Place, New
York, at Is cents a number, ors2 50
a year, postpaid.
The Columbus journal., 1885-04-01
CAliEoFnh.
CEREs STATION, March 24th, 1885.

CERxs STATION, March 24th, 1885.
Ed. JOURNAL is with q feeling
of sadness I read the death of Frank
North in the JOURNAL I was not
personally acquainted with him while
l lived in Nebraska, but be made my
house his home most of the time when
he vas in this state or 5 years ago
for his health, and although suffering
more or less from asthma he showed
his true goodness and greatness and
We came to love him in fact.
This day after . long spell of dry
weather the welcome rain again
visited "a. We have had q good
shower and more is in the stmos-
phere. Crops have no, suffered much
in this vicinity as yet, as the early
winter rains were heavy and ground
we'll soaked. Wheat has ruled the
loves, so far since harvest ss il has
ever been in this state, and now also
the orange crop pays the producer
but q very little money, and corn and
potatoes, apples &c, pay better here
eggs are very low also; beef and
pork are about the only high-priced
articles; choice beef stakes Is cts. in
country; pork and mutton, II to Is
wheat about $1s5 per 100 lbs. At mar.
ket Port Costa Blackberries are in
bloom here, apricot., ounces, pears
peaches, &c Business is dull, oI
more SO than last year, and mosl
people are going slow.
Yours truly,
CIrH
The Columbus journal., 1885-04-01
MARRIRD.


HARBERT-BELkNA AP-March .Ssn,
st the residence Of the brides parents in
Creston, by Rev. 5. A. Bear, Nj. Ross
Harbert and Miss Laura Belkn1p.
wAKE-DEMOSS-W ednesday, Marc h
a5th. 81, at the residence of Judge j. j
Sullivan, BY the Judge, Ch1s- Wax, Jr-,
and Miss Ettie DeAoss, all OF this city
The heartiest congratulations Of this
yonng couple are te adered them by their
friends.
ANDERSON -POLLEY-Wedn
March 18th, 80, 10 q. m. at the residenc e
of A. J. Arnold in this city, BY Rev. C..
Moessner, Mr.. Andrew Anderson Of this
city and Miss May Policy Of Topeka, Kan.
Mr. Anderson is the well-known presi-
dent Of the First National Bank, . resi-
dent Of the city for the past i've years
gentleman Of solid, substantial merits.
The bride is 3 granddaughter Of DR..
Policy aud . niece Of Mrs. A J. Arnold.
She has resided here since last summer
and made many friends.
An elegant breakfast WAS spread for
the happy couple and their guests (the
immediate friends) by Mrs Arnold, after
which they Left for Chicago, New Orleans
and An extended tour east, to return by
way Of Wisconsin.