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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-21

PERSONALS rAdam Keisling,
Of Ten Mile, called 1t our Office
Wednesday, and subscribedior the
REobTER Hecame tothis county
from Pennsylvania in 1860. and
purchased a farm Of 300 acres on
Ten Mile, which was then unim.
proved, paying ssOO cash for it,
By hard work and close attention
10 business, he has made money,
raised a large family aud has now
one ofthe best improved hill farms
in the county, which would sell
readily for 5000 1t shows what
a man can do, If he has industry,
pluck and push.
Our genial and bishearted old
friend, Isaac Long, Esqs OF Ar.
buckle District, called to see Us last
Friday. He informed US that he
had bought the Hannis farm, and
was going 10 putt and the home
farm iu the very best condition,
then give them both to The "old
LADY, and go West and grow up
with the country.
Col. A. F. McCown has been
elected and has assumed command
Of Polsley Post q. A. R., at this
place. The Colonel will welcome
all bis old comrades at his head
quarters, and would be glad tohaye
them send in their names and be.
come members Of the patriotic or.
ganiaatiOn.
MI. @. A. Hartley, representing
the Pomeroy Telegraph, gave US a
pleasant call, Friday.
Mrs. Gus. Hanly left for cincin.
cinnati last Thursday, on an ex.
tended visit to friends.
MI. D. W. Fisher, left Monday
for Hartland, Kansas, to "grow up
with the country" He is a most
excellent gentleman, and one whom
we dislike to lose from our county.
We wish him health and prosperi.
ty in his new home.
Capt. Frank Barrett and family
after an absence of nearly six
months in Mississippi and Pennsyl-
vania, returned to their home on
hooking valley train Friday last.
The Captain was on our streets
Saturday greeting and being greet
ed by his many friends.
Miss Minnie Allen, has just re.
turned from a trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Lille Mossman, a charming
young lady of Gallipolis, spent
Sunday in town with her brother,
DR., E. j. Mossman.
Mr.. c. c. Bowyer and family,
spent a few days in Winfield, last
week, visiting friends and rela.
tives.
Our young friend Mr.. Mace Mau
pin Of Arbuckle, P. O., dropped in
to see US the other evening, and as
usual with him he handed usa few
more subscribers with the cash.
Mace is a working friend of the
REGISTER.
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Com mIssiOnerS, RaIe Of RenI
Estate in Mercerss Roftom.
Mason ConnIv. West Wiz,
1InI9.
lrTnSI, ,Nr. A.. -,
peNou am 10 tne Terms ana proviis'
i IONS S OF Sectetal order 9, Ine vi VT
GU! Vou.t ol Mason w .1 G ,U, Mess VIZ
gina, s Sil1eteu o ~, .lle leth Jay OF teOrn'
ary, teoo' " yh9 Ty cause therein
penulng Ths[eM oatounc long u pain
WI an9 u ~. 0loCre, refer 2, Lewis Lewis
MAY u. Moo[e gllu S1llets are aelen'
daFIsi Tue Undersigned speclal coinnliss-
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NOTICE. no TAKR pEposIr1oNs.

Tile above named defendants will eaclf
take notice; That on tIe5tfday n .jnne
A. D. 1880, between The hours oi6
O'Clock a. N and 0 o'cloCl, r. NJ. AZ tbe
law otlise Of Simpson 4 Howard n the
town Of Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
l will take the Dispositions Of i P. ~ Il,
Smith and others, to be read In evidence
inmy behalf in certain suit in ednity
now pending In the Circuit Court for the
County of Mason and State d West VII.
ginial q which gm Plaintiff and SOU
are Defendants. liironI any cause thei
taking Of said dispositions siball not IN
completed onthc day Aforesaid, tlbe satne
shall be continued from day Il, day az
from time to time, at the same place and
between the same hours, until Inc same
shall have been completed. u
COLUMBUS SHREWSBURY.
Simpson & Howard, sols,
apr7 4.w.
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COMl[ISSIONER,S SAiITl

IN pursuance Of the terms aud pfoyia.
| ions Of a decrcent the Circuit Court
OF Mason County, West Virginia, rend.
cred OH the day Of February, 1851
in certain Chaneery suit therein pend
ing in which Mary A. WAGNER Il Plain:
til and All, Watten6n and Others are
defendants, / as special Commissioner.
thereby appointed, shall on the 9lh
dry Of Mas 1850, at the front do6t
OF the Court HOUSE 81 MHsoh County.
West Virginia, proceed 10 sell bykay 81
public auction to tile highest bidder the
following described tract or Parcel ~
land situated in said county 81 Masoh
aud containing tive hundred and elgbtys
five acres more or les, and bounded as
follows, to,wit; Beginning atthe sly corr
ner OF the entire survey alta hickory and
white oak ancient marked corner 81 this
and another survey OF three thousand
two hundred and iorty.eight acres, threa
roohs and 50 poles, patented to Gratis
and Willing, now called the Brown sur
vey, and thence with the old line n. 40le
Q. ISL poles to an ash IN said line corner
to lot No. 3 and q white oak and asii
pointers. thence with the Hue OF No. 8
bO' e. 2il poles 10 9 black oak sarlingand
three chestnut oak pointers In q line 81
lot No. 5 and with lines Of lots 5 and s,
4Ol' n. SSl poles to q dogwood and twd
large white oak pointers corner lolotNdi
s, in the Sly line OF the entire survey
,.1 NNt...- Il
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ORDER OF P6BIICATIoN.

4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Mason
10 County, ss' At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Cnirt II Ma.
son county, on the first Monday In tic
month Of April, 1880.
Columbus Shrewsbury
Z VS..
W. w Harperand Emily G. Harper,his
wife, Caroline Taylor, H. II, Howard.
trustee, Rankin Wiley, Jr., and JOSEPH
i. Mccoy, trustees, John w, English
trustee, David H. 'Hdtpet, Trustee, and
John w. Harper.
In Chanccry.
The geHeral object oi the above sntt,
is to vacate, annIl and set asida 4 me;
tended deed from David II. Harper.
trustee, 10 John Harper, dated Anrii
18th, 1878, and recorded in tho Clerks
Office Of Mason County Court in Deed
Book No, 81, folio as, &C., and which,
deed purports to convey lots d 10 and
Il, in square No. I, in Hartford CHI
Mason county, West Virginia, and als6
to yacatg, annnl and act aside pretend.
cd deed from Rankin Wiley; IT., trustee.
10 Caroline Taylor, dated the 9th day OF
March, 1884, and recorded inthe Clerks
Office Of Mason County Court, in Deed
Book No. SS, folio 1856, and which deed
pnrports to convey lots o, 10 and II, IN
square No. ], in the town OF Hartford
City, Mason county, West Virginia, and
to yacate, annukand set aside pretend.
ed deed Of trust executed BY W. W. Haf.
per and wife TO Caroline Harper, record.
ed in the same office, In trust Deet
Book No. ], folio 2DS, upon the same
three lots situated as aforesaid; and also
10 enforce a deed Of trust given by W.
w. Harper and wife 10 H. R. Howard
for ilIo use Of Columbus Shrewsbury
dated July 18th, 1883, aud recorded IN
said Clerks Office Ia Trust Deed Book
No. Z, folio 1893. on the same lots afore.
said. And It appearing from affidavit
filed, that Caroline Taylor, David II.
Harper and John Harper, three q the
above named defendants are non resi-.
dents OF this State, 1t is ordered that
they do appear here within ono month
alter the first publication OF this order.
and do what IL necessary to protect
their interests in this suit,
Test0:
RE. MITCHELL Clerk
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The Weekly Register.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA

spEcr4l SESSION. Circuit Court
convened 10 special session on the
10th inst. for the purpose Of ap.
pointing Commissioners 10 ascer.
tain what will be a inst compensa
ton topatties entitled thereto, for
any real estate proposed tobo tax.
en- blythe Ohio River Railroad Co..
In this county.
Theappointments we're made in
accordance with the statute, as fol.
lows eThirtesn disintofested free
holders, shall be nominated by the
court, Of whom the applicant may
strike Of fons, and the defendants
orsuchoi them as appear, or are
represented, may also strike of
four, or any less number, 10 the ab.
sence Of which, the court will do
the striking, and after the eight
pames are stricken from the list,
the remaining Eve shall be the
Commission On The day above
mentioned, Judge Guthrie arrived
on the morning train, from charl.
eston, and Immediately opened
cour,;and the thirteen free.holders
being present, the selection was
made as above, resulting in the
following named gentlemen being
chosen; James W. Long, Of Ar.
buckle, q. T. j. Blaine and John
Hutton, Of clendenin, W. r. Haw-
kins Of Lewis and Joseph Shirley,
Of Cooper. The Commissioners or.
ganized on the same afternoon, by
electing John Hutton, Chairman,
and upon the motion Of Mr., Long,
on Friday morning, proceeded to
view the land Of James Capehart,
and the lots in town belonging to
]. w. Bryan and Mary Stribling,
after which, they adjourned to the
court house, and heard testimony
in the matter of capehart, which
consumed part of the day Saturday,
upon conclusion Of which, they ad.
journed until Monday, upon which
day they left for the upper end of
the acounty, commencing at that
point to view all the laads through
which the road is to pass, TO Cape.
hart's.
After the Commissioners com
plete their work, they will be in
session at the court house to hear
evidence that may be adduced be
fore them. They win make their
report to the ensuing May term Of
Court. The Railroad Company as
we'll as the defendants are to be
congratulated upon the selection of
such a class Of gentlemen, as they
are from our best citizens, and will
do equal and exact justice between
all parties.
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The extension of the corporate
limits had a close call from being
defeated by the voters residing on
the territory proposed to be taken
into the town, Eighty.eight votes
were cast at EllinipsicO school
house, and the majority for tho ox.
tension was only four. In town
the vote for extension was nearly
unanimous. The property taken
in will not be assessed for taxation
this year.
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Commissioners Notice.

Y0sEPH Trouns,ine, Abram Trouns,ine, Henry
u He's, John W Harper, Phil ]. Trounitine and
5. II. Itounstlne, partners in business as A. & j.
Trounsne Co., u their own right and As assgneeE
Of ]. ]. Muster and VIM. MuSseT partners as VIM.
MuSJer & Son, Plaintiffs,
VS..
A. Hes, Sarah Hess, Joseph friedman, ]. W.
English, Trustee; Henry Hess, II. r. Howard,
Trusted Samuel Kraft, Aamn KIAft aud Victor
Rnaehbsfg, partneFS In business A. HTaft Bros, &
Rosenberg, Z. G. Miller and Rankin Wiley, IT,,
Trustee; DeendanlS.
IN cHANcERY.
Notice Is hereby given 20 the parties In INTEREST,"
that pursuant to the provisions Of decree ehleied
u the above entitled case BY the Circuit Court Of
Mason tounly, West Virginia, on the 18th day Of
February, 1855, shall al the office Of john F.,
'Timins IL the town Of Point Pleasant In the county
and State Aforesaid, on the S,h day Of May, 1885,
proceed TO take, state and report 40 account, show
Ing,
FIRST. What real estate Is owned by the aid A.
Hess and Sarah Hess and where situate,
SECOND, What liens arc upon said real estate, the
nature Of said liens, puortieS and TO whom payable.
THIRD, 10 report anything that he may deem
proper o. that either party may require.
Al which time and place yni and each Of you can
attendf you sec proper 80 to DO, either inpefSOh o.
by counsel.
Giyen under my hand this 1.h DAY Of April, 1895.
JAMES II. COUCH, Commissioned.
TomhnSon 4 Wiley, for complaiuauts.
Ewing, Melvin { Riley for KRAFT Bros, & RUsen.
berg.
aP14.E.
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Died, in this place, Sunday April
18th, 1886, Bessie Ellen, aged one
year, two months and twelve days.
To tie parents Mr., and Mrs. H. L.
Whaley, we extend our sincerest
sympathy.
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Congressman G. P. Snyder will
represent West Virginia upon The
Congressional Committee. This is
20 honor sell bestowed.
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FARM MACHINERY.
.-'---->-N-~>~,.->~>>
Farmers Of Mason County ahu the
Kanawha Valley,

CONSULT your own ihtefcst andmake
" no purchases Of Binders, Reapers.
Mowers, 60, until YOU haYa seen the
new Johnston Machinery. AlsrRe stock
Of which VIII Be placed on ale az Point
Pleasant this Spring, Our speciality 4
the TWO. HoRSis FOLDING BINDER.
uDequaled ior light draught, durability,
md complete workmanship,
]. i, CLRNDIlliIlSs Aren't,
for Johston HlnesterCo.
aeh iOth Batavia, n. Y.
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JAMES b. MENAGFR.

j ATTORNEY l and coTtfsSssr,oR 4
Law practiees in the Courts Of Mason
ana Putnam COMMITTEES and IN the su.
preme Court Of Appeals Of West viz
glnla. Office, Room No. Cont Honse,
FONT Flea,Ssa lst, West Virginia.
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NeN A,-S' NJ'
Several kilns Of brick ought Il
be made here, this season.
Beef cattle are very scarce, soOur
butchers say,
The country people swarmed in
to town last Saturday,
]. Friedman & Co, have put up
two handsome business signs.
The swamp frog is now piping
his merry song
Crooked Creek now affords some
good fishing.
The mortality among children is
becoming alarming.
The first circus Of the season will
pitch its tents here Saturday.
The town needs a general clean.
ing up.
Laidley expects to have his store
open about the 10Th of June.
A Richie county man has pur.
chased $4,000 worth Of tobacco.
: Everybody is busy making their
gardens.
Hon. James H Couch, Jr., is hay.
ing his house painted,
Brick masons are now at work
on Laidley's store house.
We are now having beautiful
weather,
A loon was killed at Clarksburg
a few days ago.
A new Episcopal church is soon
to built at MOrgautOwn.
Dirt is being shoyeled at a lively
rate on the Ohio River Railroad,
The Minnie Bay makes overelev-
en- hundred miles a week.
The women are making ready
to clean house,
Clean up your premises and use
lime freely,
The town is rather lively since
the railroad men have got here.
If we hndmore houses, more peo,
pie would come here.
R. W. Sterling is now proprietor
of the StOrts House.
Vegetables are coming into our
market.
The railroad troubles are about
settled.
Still our people go west to be
blown up by cyclones.
We have added several new sub.
ctibcrs to our already large list Of
subscribers, during the past week.
Rev. 7, II. Lacy, has accepted a
call to the Weston Episcopal
church, and will go there in May.
We have n fine lot Of new sta.
tiouery, aud can do work in best
style. Prices very much reduced.
The Indies are appearing in their
spring hats and bonneIs, and the
styles are very pretty.
The town council don't seem to
be in any particular hurry about
providing a new cemetery.
Thursday was pay day at the Ka
nawha Lumber and Furniture CO.'s
works,
Fire Friday night, destroyed the
residence ofCas. Williams, cOlOred;
loss $500; insured for s4OO.
They are talking of organizing
a lodge Of Knights of Labor at this
place.
The back water is full Of wild
ducks, and spOrtsmen are having
an exciting time.
W. W. Jackson has Withdrawn
from the Parkersburg Sentinel. Mr.,
Homer will now go it alone.
The employees of the X. and o.
are anxiOusly looking for the pay
car.
The timber men along the Kama.
wha have secured most Of their
logs carried of by the late freshet.
This season promises to be a
prosperous one in all departments
Of business.
When the wooden bridges become
unsafe, they will be replaced with
iron ones, by the city
The population Of this town was
increased about 1900 inhabitants
last Saturday,
Amt it about time that this
town was provided with good fire
engineY
The county court should order
the iron fence set in about four feet
on Main street.
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New MILLINERY a! Mrs II, E.
BOwling's.
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Legal groE1cns.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE In MERGERS BOTTOM,
MASON COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.

acertain tract or parcel Of land in the
bill and proceedings ticnHo joined, situated
in 0lendenin District, COUNTY and State
aforesaid, and described as follows All
that lot or parcel OF land on the north.
erly side Of the division line between
the lands now owned by O. NJ. Moore
and the heirs Of W. P. L, Neale, deceas.
cd, at the east end OF said division and
extending back to the old Military line,
containing fl acres more or less.
TERMS oPSALE.-0ne fourth OF thep
chase money cash in hand and the resi-.
due in three equal installments, payable
in one, two and three years respectively
from day OF sale, taking notes bearing
interest from day Of sale with good Sc
Curity from the purchaser or purchasers
for the deferred installments and retain.
Ing the legal title to said land rs a iurth.
er security,
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D. W. P0ISLEY,
6sNr

Thereby certify that D. ". Polsley,
the above named Special Commissioner
has given the bond and security aS such
Commissioner in said cause as required
by law and the decree under which he is
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R. f. MITCHELL, Clerk
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Com mlssIOners Sale OF Real
Estate In MERGERS Bottom,
Mason County, West Wiz.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
AnIn.po,.tant Land Cnse.

WASHINGTON May 2S-The case of the Central Pacific raiIr Iad vs. Reese which is now being considered by the secretary of the interior, involves some interesting points At tns tims when the patent was issued to, the railroad company the SoHrante claim in California was held ny private citi- zens and was exempt from the grant to the railroad company but after this it oceanic part of Che public domain and the railroad company now claims every other section of it within the limits of their patent Reese holds land which he acquired in the regular way from the g varnment unler the homestead laws and he naturally does not desire now that it kas became valuable to part with it. The secre- tary will hold that land must actually belong to the government at the time the patent to a railroad company is issued in order to have it pass to such railroad company and that it makes no difference in regard to what lahds may subsequently, accrte 10 the gov erument, This vii probably affect good rIanE otLer cases where also the-sathe principle is involved.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
Indian News.

Mir. A. Lyall, of the Sulphur Springs valley informs reporter of THE TOMBSTONE that in conversatien yes terday with Mir: Sanderson, who has a large cattle ranch at Soldier Holes, the latter informed him that while hunting stock in the Swiss helms the previous day he had run across everal Indian trails but q few days old. Tho character of the trails and nature of the ground over which they passed, they following the rough. est and, most inaccessible points were sufficient to convince MT. Sanderson who is an Uld timer, that the trails were made by the hostiles.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
TnwnrtiI~ MnstiIes.

The following incident tending to show the cowardly nature of the Apache is related by Ed. Clark, who has just arrived in camp from Bunk CT Hill district. While the hostiles were raiding along the San Pedro, they visited the Mendoza ranch, just below, Dr. Poole's. A party on the ranch named Forrest had a valuable mare picketed and hobbled near the house. During the nighet Forrestwas aroused by noise, and looking from the house saw=three Indians; two of them were holding his mare and the third in the act of cutting the hobbies. With no weapon save his six-shooter, Forest made dash for the hoatiles, who on seeing him, fled into the will lows adjacent, nor did they fire q shot at him, although they were three to one, until he had mounted the mare and started to ride off Then from -t4reir hiding places in. the brush, they p6u-ed in. q Holley, which fortunately -d;d no damage. .. The above is but another illustra ien of the, fact that the renegade ApaChes take no chan ces. no matter what their numerical superiority is, of losing a man.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
Here Er Your KEeIp.

Among the, rargunents used by those who are willing that the Chinese should go but wbo want them to re. main a little longer, is this, "How can We get our ye,.shing done Any argu- ment on this question is solved by this answer: Purchase an 4 No. ] LITTLE JOKER WASHING MACHINR. g. This machine is light and simple. cheap and durable, so simple that ! child or a weakly or sickly woman caR run it without exertion. It saves lime in fact large family wash can be put out in two hours. It washes clear. and does not wear out your clothes Call and inspect one of- the machines at Mrs. Grant who i2 the agent at ths American Lodging House, Toughnut next door to the conrt house, Tomb stone, 4. T. 4412-u.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29

fore the crowd could fairly realize, hat God in his providence had been so merciful. A few minutes after wards both Leach and Taylor were taken from the shaft, the fo,m. r looking somewhat the worse from the terrible ordeal he had passed through, and the latter, wlto is an old man, in , very feeble condition. Dr. Good fellow it is learned states however, that with proper care he will recover,
 Notes.
 Mrs. Lou. Anderson is entitled to Q gold medal as big as the late Grand Central hoisLing works for the brave manner in which she bore herself during the terribla trial to which she was subjected.
 J. c. Curly vas indefatigable in his efforts. to render assistance, and proved himself the right man in the right place.
 The services of Charlie Gage as us ual were invaluable
 The alacrity with which Doctors Goodfellow and Willis Lurried to the scene idle serving of n3qeslH commen- dation.
 The miners never falter when danger or duty calls.
 All honor to the men who perillod their own lives to rescue their fellows.
 Prominent among those who hast ened to the scene were Sheriff Hutch, G. s. Bradshaw, II. K. Tweed, R. s. Crouch, J. '. 'vickers; Chef Coyle, Mayor Thomas, Charlie add Gus Tribolet, I. N. Isaacs, E. i. Gray and many others.
 No such excitement has been seen ir Tombstone since it's foundation.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Reply from Captain Single;
 ion.

'' Jeferso1 Tex, May 28-The repro sentative of the Globe Democrat seeing the Washington dispatch of the 22d inst. to that paper reaecting on w. E. Singleton clerk Of the United States courts at Jefferson called on Mir. siaglet n inSreply said that he had never attempted to collecs any fees other than these tic law ltd al loved and what he believed were just and correct that the services as charge for were actually performed unGer the direction and sup rvision of the court and he had forwarded all the proof to that comptroller as shown by the minutes of the court and they were or should be on file in that office; that previ 2us calm for like fees had been allc&e b5 ,hH present. comptroll, CT but that he- had refused to al low this acconpt upon hls own ruIl-- ing.
 M-. Singleton thinks it a small busi- ness for an officer in high pori iou like the com ptroller to insinuate through the columns of newspaper reflection, upon a subordinate officer when he well knew tho cas, was pend ing in the court of claims and that its legally would be tested justly be- tween the clerk and the government Hs said further that he did not be- lieve tho comptroller knew any thing about that Washington dispatch That he beIi1es tlie whole mater orig mated with Texas politician do him personal and political injury and hs could name the man.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
.A Mcsff.iheraI Offer.

Tire 'ycitaic Belt Co.,, Marshall Mich, offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af- hicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope with full particulars, mailed free. Write them a. onee.