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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

BTr. TildeII's VIII Contains Fa.
tai Clauses, Similar 10 III use In
the Will OF the late Henry J.
Fisher.
The threatened row over Mr..
Tilden's will enforces the old lesson
that if rich men would insure the
destination Of their wealth as they
intend and save it from the clutch
es of the lawyers, they must look
to its distribution while yet they
have life and strength, Much as
old men may be disposed to believe
that they enjoy the simple possess.
ion of wealth, and that their b.
sIowal Of it in worthy ways when
they can no longer hold twill pre-.
serve their names in grateful re.
membranes, the many examples
before them should teach the falla.
cy of their notions, Years of gen.
erous life certainly bring more
pleasant and enduring rewards
than death.bed benevOEence. As
men build up solid fame by long
series Of good and great acts, whoth
er in commerce or art or literature,
80 is an illusttious character based
upon benevolence that has been
proved by years. 1t is remarkable
how soon rich men, great only as
rich men, are forgotten after being
brought down by the great leveler
whose name is death, yet there is
unfading glory for him who, with
his hands strengthed by wealth,
helps good institutions and enter.
priscs that are needy, and causes
communities to rejoice and bless
the name Of the benefaclor in their
midst.
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A Good Word for the in
Central Life Insurance. CS
paIIy, Of Cincinnati. 7l
ASSURANCE DErARTNRST o. ONO

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT or ONO;
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
CoLUNBus, o., Nov. 0, 1855.
Hon. Jno. NJ. Pattison, v. p. Union I
trail Life Insurance Co., Gin, o.. |
My Dear Sir-AcCording to thel
quirement under Section 2T2, Rev
Statutes Of Ohio, compelling an am
examination Of every Life Insura
Company incorporated in Ohio, | h
the pleasure TO report the result OF
examination just made, in complia
with said section.
| found your assets securely invest
and OF the very best character, and y
books and accounts model Of meath
and correctness, and the affairs Of
company in every way Ndniniste
with economy and to the best intel
OF your pOliry.hOlders.
II was very gratifying TO me to ne,
in the examination the increase Of n
business this year over last year,
the substantial increase Of your surr
over that reported the 3lst VI Decent
1885. Its with pride that | note
success Of 0hio's only Life COmpa
and ! Can safely recommend 1t %
desiring reliable Life Insurance.
With kind regards and personal
TEEN, ] remain respectfully yours,
llESRY j. RBtS,TvSb,
novl7 lw. Sererintend'
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n Carrarflnn.

a Correction.
! M. Baitors Now that ttie smoke
Of the recent ballot battle has dis
appeared and honest men Of al
parties desire to see things In their
true light, uninauenced by party
feeling or campaign liars, | would
like TO correct o malicious report
that was indasfribusIy circuldted
against me during the late pOlit-
zeal contest, BY several well paid
assassins Of reputation and charac.
Ter cnt,throats.
II was charged that / bad writ.
ten a letter to the Pension Depart.
ment protesting against the ALLOW.
alce Of a pension 70 one Win. ia
Wansley, and consequently that q
D. HiF|ItH.
was not the soldiers friend. l,.|
Without commenting 90 the
absprdity Of The proposition, The
entire lack Of influence With the
Department that would character
ize such a letter from an obscure
Individual, as against the mavhiu-
cry Of government provided for the
purpose Of ascertaining Who are
entitled to pensions, ! would sim
ply say that the charge is an nm.
equivocal lie, without The shadow
Of d foundation in fact. ! took no
pains to deny it publicly during
The campaign, not supppsing it
would gain credsnce from the char.
acter Of the individuals circulating
il, but, unfortunately in this, as in
other evil reports, the tendency Of
human nature inclines to belief
rather than doubt. Since, how.
ever, the contest is over and a de.
NAL can not be attributed simply
to a desire to sustain myself polis
ically, ] feel it my duty, as well To-
the many friends who favored me
with their support in the late cam.
paign, as to myself, to pronounce
the report an absolute fabrication
and falsehood, and the author Of it
an upprincipled and nefarious
scoundrel. ,,
So far from writing such o letter
in the case mentioned, Or any other
case, it would on the contrary be
my pleasure, if l thought l could
occomnlish onvtb;n, hv a, rlo;ns
ASNV P'''N %" '"t"s ~ ~ N'4us'
TO AID In every possible way the
soiuleF seeking asSlst'
anCe from the country whose life
he saved.
m. tu
Inc lOllow'hg kilograms are SUP
united without comment as a part
.t.L;, IT.; $50 80,
VI WIS oo.nhul4c"'tVn' W au 4h'ef
'ts'"' puD1'o' :. ~ -
''N4 o SsSiST': 2g vi 1854
To Hon. Jno. c. Black, Commissioner oil
Pensions, Washington, d. G
EnnnlHnH
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IS .a g WM. A. HUST,
Vienna, Fairfax County, v

There was an election sonnet
last week. We attended as M
funerals as possible, but under
circumstances it was impossibl
SEQ all the buys safely unde
Wct!eI Democrat, al
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LAST, BUT THEY ARE NOT LEAST!
ChaS. Mack ( Son.
GALL1PoLrs, OHIO,
are always in the lead, and this fall
more SO than ever before!

Read Ills entire Advertisements then con-
WINGED that what say Is
Our stock comprises as follows Silks and san cheaper and
better than ANY of our competitors Don't fail to give look
when you get ready to purchase
Cashner satteOus Boclo Cloths Henrietta Cloths Trco in
all wool that make the eager buyers astouhed after they hear
prices and examine goods how they be cheaper than
last year. although advance in wool Don't YOU buyer fail
come and examine and save money.
Cloaks, Jackets ency-thc largest stock III the city, and the
beauty is, cheaper than our competitors.
Jeans Fanncs and great many other woocns too numerous
to mention, cheaper than the cheapest.
Blankets and smwIscome and for yourselves Don't take
we know it.
Fine Shoes for ladies and gents Take the time to come and e
anime and look through regard to quality and price, 1t don't
cost You anything and be your own judge.
Heavy Boots and Shoes We havo the hest and largest stock Of
any year before and positively will not undeod by any
our competitors Remember we handle ali kinds from tie
cheapest to the best
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HIGHLAND CHIEF.

rHR ceIcbnteti stallion Highland
/ Chief will make the season Of 1885,
in his new stable near the bridge which
crosses Crooked Creek at its mouth, at
$40 the season. Maies not proving with
iosl may be returned next season FREQ OF
charge, Pasturagc furnished at 50 cents
per week, Oats and hay sl.OO per week,
Mares can be sent from distance by
boat, ownetsg giving notice in advance Of
shipment. Tho best care and attention
will be given. Accidents and escapes at
owners risk. Address all Communica.
tons to ]. J. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia.
may DIV.
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Come one! Come all!
Both great and small.

and examine entire stock of goods and that what
nothing but the truth.
This always bitter pill for competitors, when we appear
before the community with such immense stock present
and then the price what gets them ALL Bucanno help that just
SO long as they don't get in shapeto do business rs
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Those old soldiers, formerly Re.
publicans who so hobly stood by
tho Democratic tickle! all over the
county are to be congratulated on
their good sense. Future events
will show them that they we're
light
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NOTICE.
NNrIOE.
Jersey Cattle for Sale.

SSFhSy SNN'Ao AOE S'1ic'
W. II. TnmlinSon has for sale on his
farm, three miles from Point Pleasant,
fifteen extra nice unregistered Jersey
hcifers, in calf to Registered Bull De.
lancy Boy, descended IRON the famous
Irish Rose and Delaney the First
Terins Of sale, reasonable. Also two
young Jersey Bulls, from same stock.
oct. 6-ti. L-
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cause the Democrats 70 lose control
Ii tie House, The Republicans
hoped that such would betbe case,
and they have indpsIrioisly sought
70 stim6late the disatisiactioh Of
all indictments within the Demo.
cratic party, though at the same
time they tried to weakenths Pres
idCnt With Othsrclasses Of voters
by accusing him Of failure to
obey the civil service law.
Tuesdays election was the coun.
try's answer TO these efforts. 1t
demonstrated that they have fail
ed, and that, despite a lissaiisfsc.
ton that must steadily subside,
the people Of the United States
stand by the Democratic President.
lfthis is true this year IL will be
much more true in 1858, when q
Democratic candidate fOi the Pres.
idsncy will again call out the full
vote Of his party and hold access
ions that have come to IL during
the past two years. aaala,rlt
Tuesdays election proves that
this is a permanently Democratic
country and that the Republican
party can only hold possession Of
one branch Of its legislature BY
Republicans to tie United
States Senate from Democratic
States whose Legislatures they con.
troll byodishonest gerrymanders.-
That kind Of defiance Of a peoples
will never lastslong.
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The recent election in this State,
has no significance for the Rcpub.
licans,
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That IFanious JerseY ooH

Thai Famous Jersey Gov.
Front Royal Sentinel. 3 ao'ia
i No.. Editor. The undersigned
his sporadic rounds, being sd
interested in The merits Of theiH
inc species, beheld even with.
naked ne the famous Jersey, AK
hey, 'D6flianf Blodded Cow 81 N
"A. Hart, Warren couuty,si
having satisfied himself, pflut
cows trgs, merits, in that 40
Ions Of milk and SO pound pf 4
Ter per week was the actual vi
hereby authorizes you toasceRI
if the cdS Gamble bought for 81
any money. Knowing the Id
figures that have been offered
Hart for this blOoded beat,
Writer'S fears are that he cad
obtain the COW at even hOits1|
peradYeutqre, but please, MI.
itOr, see the man and ascertaiI
5000 might be the minin|
price, and report To
Yours truly,
oAi .a g WM. A. Hunt,
. Vienna, Fairfax County, v
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CHAs. MACK & SON.

They surely expect give the consumer such bargain
CAS MACK SON. and pay the and clerk hire they all
have got to do Let the consumer figure for himself that they have
got this expense of from $4,000 year, which have not
got then ask the question if this expense added to the cost
the goods which the has got opy when he buys from
our competitors Every dollar they sell has got extra per cent
added to go toward paying rents aud clerks And the only way
they ride in tho boat that CIAS MACK SON do aud
try and sell cheapas ClAS MACK SON. they surely have
got to use substitutes in place of the kind of goods C
MACK son sell.
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In 1888, West Virginia will roll
up her usual Democratic majority,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

Rev. J. c. Gordon OF the Wisconsin
NJ. +. Conference, and son of Philip
Gordon of this place came here on a
visit TO his parents few days ag''. On
invitation he preached At the school
house one week ago last Sunday eve
ming. Sufficient interest was mani.
tested to induce continuance OF the
effort. The result has been quite sat
isiactory, Quite number of CONVEX
sions are reported and the work still
goes on.
In Frederic the contest between some
of the candidates was spirited. There
were two tickets In the field but neith-
err of them was built OH old party lines.
Whiskey flowed from some secret
source, too freely and principally
among one set of partisans. Some
got more than they could carry com.
Portable.
The vote to raise $50 TO establish n
township library was almost unani-
nous. The people also voted to raise
a tax of four mills OH each dollar of
the assessment to be used in building a
town hall. N. l.. ID.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made In the conditions
, of q certain Mortgage executed by Henry j
Kilboru and lerrodeen r. Kilb0rn, his wife, Il
Emerson l.. Hail. dated the 18th day Of May
ID. 1897, aud recorded on the 10Th. day of July
ID. 1881, In Libcr ''B" OF Mortgages on page 30
in the office Of the Register OF Deeds for the
County OF Crawford, State Of Michigan, which
said Mortgage was on the second day of January
1892. assigned by said Emerson r. Hall to Bnxte
l.. Carlton. which said assignment was on the
2ist. dry OF March 1885, duly rec rled in the Of
Ace of said Register Of Deeds for Crawfort
County IN Iiber "a" OF Mortgages on rage SO
on which said Mo: tgage there Is claimed to BE-
due the sum of one hundred and eighty-hve dol
lars. and fifteen dollars attorney fee as provided
by statute. making in all the sum OF TWO hundred
dollars and no suit or proceedings having been
instituted either at law orin equity to recoverthe
debt secured by said Mortgage. or any part there,
III Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF tho
powerof sale contained in said MOI tgage and o.
the statute IL such case made and provided. said
Mortgage will be forecoSed l,y n sale of the Mort
gagged premises at public vendue to the high
est bidder, on the twenty sixth day of June 1886
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day Mt the
front DIOR OF the Court House I'm the Vii
lage of Crawling in said County of Crawford
sail Court House being the place whei g the Civ
cuit Court for said County of Crawford Is held
tho said Mortgaged premises 10 he soil ara d.
scrbcd rs follows. to wit: Lots three and forr in
block three in tho VILLAGE of Grayling.
Dated March 18th. a. d. 1896
BAXTER l.. CARLTON
Assignee OF Mortgage.
HAMMOND, BARKwoRTH CODE,
Jack:on Michigan.
Attorneys for Assignee.
March s5th, iSSj-J3w,-p Sl96N,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

Iasked Gen. Logan the other day
whether there was any truth In the
statement that he was tile author of a
novel recently published anonymously,
the plot of which is laid in the time
of the war. Said he: There is not
a word of truth in II. Such of my
time as is not taken up by public bust
ness devote to the final revision of
my history. But az to the novel
will say this: have read IL, and redd
it with good deal of interest. Who
ever wrote it knew what he was writ
ing about. There are a great many
facts connected with the history of the
war contained in the book which
could not have been known to an out
slider. On that account it's authorship
perhaps was ascribed 10 me. did
not write it, however, and had moth
ing to do with IT.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome. Ga.. say
I'VE have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery, Eclectric Bitters and
Bucklin's Arnica Salve for two years
Have ne> er handled remedies that sell
as well, or give such universal salts
faction There have been some won
derful cures effected by these metIi-
cineS in this city. Several cases of
pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured by u:e of ~ few bottles
of DIR. Kings New Discovery. taken
in connection with Eclectric Bitters
We guarantee them always. Sold by
y. ii. TIAvRn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
CENTRE PLAINS TOWNSHIP.

Supervisor, A. G. Wilson; Clerk. s.
Odell; Treasurer. G.. ID. Vincent; Sch.
lnsp., full term. William Metcalf; Sch
Insp., vacancy, &. ID. Vincent; Justice
of the Peace, full term, G. f. Silsby
Justice of the Peace. vacancy, Elias
Wyckoff: Highway Commissioner. l.
NJ. Silsby; Drain Commissioners, Geo.
Metcalf ;Constables John Woodburn,
John +. Wilcox; Alfred II. Wisner and
Marshal Moore. All republicans with
the exception of clerk.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

Despite the grand display of poul-
try INDUCED in by the Democratic
dailies, the republicans have not lost
any ground in the State of Michigan,
but have really gained in localities
where it was unexpected. At some
points, where there was fusion of
the Democrats and Greenbackers, and
Il Prohibition ticket i'm the field, the re-
pnblicans suffered losses, but which
are more than regained in other To-
calities. That was the case i'm this
co inty and it holds good all over the
State, and there is no reason to pre-
diet from the result anything but II
victory over any combination that
may be made by the other parties in
the coming election next fall. IL tile
democracy are pleased, we are graft
fled, but not surprised, as we have
seen children tickled with straw.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

This question of the hour is not in
what part of the state any man may
reside; what his claims may be for this
place or that; or how much lie may
have done in the past for republican
success. But the burning vital ques-
tions are: Is lie a good republican
Has he the ability to ill the place the
party asks him to fill? Is he strong
with the people! Does he syInpathize
with the needs of honest labor? Has
his life been clean, honest, straight
forward. Is he man of earnest con-
victions, and has the courage to ex-
press those convictions! p GIutiOt Jour-
NIL.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFIcE,E SAGINAW, MICH, Mar 10Th. SO
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their intrn-
ton tv make final proof in support Of heir claim.
and that said proef will be made before the
Judge oriU his absence the Clerk Of the County.
at uraylng. Crawford Co. Mich. on the 18th day
Of May. 1886 viz George L. Funsch of Crawford
Co. uich for the 4 Il of Sec 2,Tp -. y X west.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land viz: Nathan &. Hadley and Peter
Rohleder, of Jack Pine Post Office, John ii.
Hartman and joseph Funsch of Roscoi anon
Post ONCE.
Peter Rohleder of Crawford Co Mich for the
N w u of Sec. ~, TIP -, N y I west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cult, alton of
said land, viz: John ii. Hartman aud Nathan
& Hadey OF Jack Pine Post Officc. George l.
Tunsch ami Joseph NJ Funsch of Roscommon
Post Office.
CHARLES DOUGHTY,
April w5. REGISTER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
Active, Pushing and Reliable.

\. II. Traver can always he relied
upon 10 carry in stock the purest and
best goods, and sustain the reputation
of being active, pushing and reliable.
by recommending articles with well
established merit and such ~ are pop
ular. Having the agency for the cele
br:ted DR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. col6s and coughs. will
sell il on n positive guarantee. 1t will
surely cure any and every affection of
throat, lungs. or chest, and in order
TO prove orr claim, We ask you to call
Iuu get a. TTToI DOVCru I-Tvv.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
1t may be set down as generally true

1t may be set down as generally true
that capital invested in manufacture
ing enterprises is not making ex-
orbitant profits, and it is not this CAPT
tai that is absorbing the best fruits of
labor. 1t is the capital represented by
monopolies and Indebtedness that is
sucking the life blood out of produc-
tive industry. All monopolies can be
included in one, that of land. III.
Clemens Monitor.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

II republican principles mean any
thing, they mean that every republi-
can should be loyal to his party under
all circumstances and in all elections,
unless some VIGOROUSLY unfit man is
nominated for Office. They mean that
republicanism means nationalism; it
means honest money; it means pros
perity; it means loyalty to the flag and
to American interests, regardless of
aaotinn- .1kr,eo~lo..er HE.,ssg.y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance ui
~ an order granted t. the undersigned. Adj
Wiyistrator of the estate of Nette 4 Putnam
deceased. by the Hon. Judge NJ Probate fortht
County OF Crawford. on the fifth day of April a
ID. 1886, there will be sold st public vendue tc
the higest bidder, at the Court House. in the
County of Crawford. in said state. on Saturday
I'm the afternoon OF that day (subject TO oil on
cumbrances by mortgage or otherwise existing
at the time of the deaf. OF ha deceased. a.
the time of making said sale. th following dies
cribe.' real estate, To wit: the Moth East II OF
the North East Il Of Section twenty one town
twenty-five. North Range three west, containing
forty acres OF land.
ANDREW II. MARSH.
ADMINISTRATORS.
April Sth S6-Gw, p. (. 40
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

The Republican was awarded the
printing of the Board of Supervisors
proceedings, no other paper caring TO
10 the work for nothing aud chrome
thrown in. Bro, it's paying too mx ch
for the privilege of setting ''ofIlcial pa
per" at the lead of your columns.
There is 10 earthly reason why the
county of Emmet should not pay the
same price for an article that poor
devil of a honesteader would have to
pay. And the county does pay as
much for everything else. But because
it's ''only the printer" the supervisors
Maggie over the price If any person
age deserves to be we'll paid for his
work, it Is the publisher who devotes
his time, energy and money to the
building up of the county and the
prosperity of its people. 1t would not
be no more than fair to all IL the pro-
ceedings OF the supervisors were printed
In avery paper IN the county, and paid
for mt legal rates. We are not whining
because the Independent was not
awarded the county printing! We
would not have taken II losing rate.
II Is simply to illustrate how liberal
the supervisors are with themselves,
ANIL how niggardly toward the press
Norh-rH Indepenfenf
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08

Say, Hammer" he called out as he
came in an hour late, and with very
unsteady steps, 'they say that coal
has advanced two shiIIings ton"
"No!"
''Solemn fact Hammer. It's perfect
~ awful how US poor folks are Icing
ground down by the monopolistS.
Two hours later he was aroused
from sleep by the wife pulling his hair,
and as he reused up shA exclaimed:
You drunken old william! but its
just struck ne that we burn wood and
and don't want no coal. Get up here
and explain your conduct in being out
until eleven o'clock. Wall Street
NesCs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-08
Bucklin,s Arnica salye.

THE BEST SALvE i'm the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheun, Fever Sores. letter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price q cents per box.
For sale by n. III. TRAvER.