davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

crec.aC N..a cstraprG;nsry mo.=;a-
ton. The publication which the Press
makes i;rn, The light Of truth upon
this per --inn anil lsy- ba-c IA. pr.
si-ten, AMI u~n1agcing partisan course
90 the Admin -traiiun. In lji;lr over .
year il ha> seized more than half the
po.,-offices of Fcnn-vivania At this
rate it, term viii not be half through
t4eiore II will have possessed Itself o:
the entire numb r. While shouting re-
form il J. grabbing the spoil, with re-
mOr--les- hand.
VIVA, il true q! Pennsylvania Is
doubtless r of every Stale. The
sane ~Unce1-in- movement of the guIl-
iu,inc which has rryolut!onizei more
than half the Federal places IN this
Stste has been going on AL over the
Had IL been op MY avow-d.
had the Democratic Administration
frankly proclaimed tina. 4 Democratic
success meant a Democratic jubilee.
with all the Offices. the country would
have known ig,t how 10 estimate IL
But when gndrr the profession ~ r.
form j; treat the patronage purely Is
partisan >poil>. IL adj, thu sham u!
falls prrtcnrc- Ia the WING Of genera!
political pilia"c. In vi's II this eN-
hibir what shall hc said ~ those who
who have supported the President a
tn. friend Of Cjyii->rryicc re-! 'rm2
What can thu mu-wUmp> Plcad2 This
record OF tn" sweeping changes N
PENNSYLVANIA IT,. il, own orr. and
it bricks the bubble oi thi- Admiui-t-a-
tom hollow -'rriorm."-pajiti-. Dhsl
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
{ OPINIONS.

rce-Pr, >iIent Cleveland prt twc
faulty sticks N his Cabinet. Garland
wa> corrupt. hu' Btva-I i, >tructuraliy
wcaA--H"fIio Express
ssrThere i really some shadow o,
reason 70 believe that Secretary l;ay-
ard ha. almost discovered that az i, III
American ciiIzcu.-D.'roi Tribune
Esg. II the present Congress Were g.
levy Il tan q Il bo-u~ Statcsman>hip there
would h. no need of cutting down the
Eiscr and ilar0or bib -CtRciR.1t,
IGa.<->t1r.
E-y. Secretary Bavard SAYS that anew
treaty vii! have "a be framed in order
to give American fishermen their
rights \ treaty can no. lee framed cy-
ccp; 10y the JOINT action IF the iwn
countries This l. an admission that
American fishermen have no rrht>
except such as are conceded 10 them
iy the grace Of Gr"a, Britain. Nobody
bat Mr.. Bavari will ADM; tina: such l.
the fsc:-thi~GGo JparHa5.
e~ OM"c-hold-r> know that the
President proclamation was all for
huncumbe. IL. was maic Pre-, dent If
the United States bv the Logging of
State .ui National officials. AMI this
YEAR and ext yrar ~ now. Demo
cratic officials will To- the prime
IN every political wi-e-wor&-
Ii. has already been notified q: hun
Jrcl> ot eases. bat that viii De the end
If it Giicag0 In.rr O-.da.
S-On motion of Mr.. Eimunds the
>cnatr ha> instructed il, Committee on
Foreign Relations IN inquire into the
rights Of American fishing vessels IN
Canadian waters and 70 s-e If some
thing can not BE- done Ia vindica:.
those rights. The State Department !
proceeding IL IN exceedingly leI-urciv
Varr IN his matter. Meantime one
American vessel after another j, seized
on most frivolous pget-n-e>. We trust
that the Sana;-. before il ~aii,ura-. will
give the subiec; the attention which !,
Decentralization Press.
a~The Democratic oiiice-holders
Throughout, the country don't appear
10 H. very much terrified bv the Pres
dents order prohibiting them from
taking part IN politics. and evidently
think that they are expect d "a take II
IN = fickwlckian >en>c- Reports from
the Vermont Democratic convention
snow ,aa' one hundred delegates were
Federal officials. and tina; the officers ..
;n- Convention. the chairm>n Of IN.
committees and other active psrtic--
pants we're cfice-solicrS With be-
coming Dodesty hey based . resoau-
ton commanding the appointments he
made in VVmout Similar r~corss
come from aii actions Of the country,
and the mos; aAiive men in politics
everywhere are Federal officials
Hcss!sg.ss Cor. CIL'cye I.-sr CcsAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
a "~RE-FOSMEO" STATE.


- >dutlhe or ~
The Press publishes a complete state
rcut IF the changes made IN the post
office, of Pennsylvania 10y the present
Administration Ii IS the most thor
ouch and minute exhibit OF the OPERA
tion> O! the appointing power winch
has anywhere been made II We m!>-
take not. i; furnishes the first full and
accurate test q: iac spirit and prd"il""
az President Cleveland and his official
associates What the Administration
has done in particular localities. - in
Philadelphia ur New York City, i well
known: but ;hcrr has been no rroup-
ing of liz changes an IN HELD large
enough II supply the tisi> for = gen
eraliia;ion - IL wt.at il Is doing
throughout tSe country.
Herr for che fir; time : an exact
showing. taken from the offiCi1. rec
orj>. uf the revolution wrought b. one
department; Ia Il whole State. The
facts ar" gwen IN detail. and they are
aim;rAhl, rycari:u,a;-d in the tabular
summary which presents the general
result, N a ~i2uc tt the SIS. post
otiic IN Pennsylvania :herc have been
changes In 2.,cS-ar III ifty-iarrc pr
cen, q. the waoi. numb.r. There
have been near,va Thousand removals.
and of the "Gl r.>i-u atoms the great
majority were doubilc>, equiv Sien: -
removal. and were made IN order -
anticipate ami forc>;all the fail Of tine
~uillotuc. Within 4 l,crioi OF sixteen
months more than half OF al the post
Offices in tire Stale have been changed
AMI placed III the hands of the Prcsi-
den, . par.
Thu single great fact si'"als vol
ume- o: comment upon the pr~eten>Ions
whica haze been put forth II Ia the
devotion y: this Administration Ia the
spirii and principles Of CIr.%>crTice
reform. Ii STAMPS the h~clicwnr>s. no,
o. say the hypocrisy. az h professions
which have been - loudly frumprt.-i-
II shows that while the Administration
has s<;entatiou>iy protested it, par
pose ~ li:t the public service above
the plane IL rsr,isanship. il has teeB
Simply cutting OF Republican heals
and installing Democrats in the most
relentless partisan fashion The At
tenn: has been made n create the i'm
preston ,ha: this Administration hs,
decreed very few changes Eaoid
Democratic partsans have been tred
with the charge that X was not swing.
iaS the axe fast enoU-h. Cons-rva-
tive E-on-parti>Sn citizens have been
I'D w::A Tue assertion tia: IL Vas pro-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
TEMPERANCE READING.
HOW THE NUMBER GREW.

One Little Temperance hoy.
To tins work Was true.
Pledged another little boz
linen there ere Two.
Two little Temperance BOYS,
From bad habIt~ free,
Got another bay to i.Ip-
Anu n there were three.
Three little Temperance bows.
Never drank or swore.
laugh n hov he must MOI smoke.
Then there Were TOUR.
-Four little Temperance hoys
To orr DIRK alive.
Helped another hoy D.. pnnd-
Then there were tive.
fiyc little Temperance boys,
Ewes 80 very bright.
soon started number xix
ON tine road To right.
SIx little Temperance boys,
Looking uptn Heaven.
Stlccrcd u playmate on the way-
Then there were seven.
ee!en little Temperance boys.
All run they mate,
q "A fellow al the wrong
Ttrcn There were eight.
Eight ltrlc Temperance TOYS.
Touch no:. TASTE noc. wine.
Asked Il school mate not TO drink
Iher tner" were uIuc.
Nine lfi+ie Tcfnfrra.cn hos
Learned TIA" truth. aid then
I"id ~ to another hoy.
- thcr" were ten.
TrHlit'ic Temperate. bows,
Worked hand al hand
To GrTN" strong Ur So away
Prom q ndt-yc iaali.
ASK Tou al 10 help ;h"n.
Work with al. yoUr mat
Never i"Hr nor taifrr.
God - VT. IiI- r -itt-
-!DG " ByT'.a. GH pirh,,3
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
The CiHerence.

Were is what he >aid: When I was
y drunkard ] could Rover Ccs my ban,
mere than half fuii. The first wear
after signed the pledge filed mv
barn: the second year | filed my barn
and had two stacks; this year ] filed
NV baru IN have four stacks When
| was urunkari owned only one
5000 cid COW. ana | think she must
have been ashamed OF me. fa- She va
Ped in tie face. now l own FIVE good
cowS. ana own three - good horse
a. ever locked through a collar. Mhcr
| WAS a drunk2-i | trud~ed from place
.e place on foot: now | can ride ia =
carriage Of my own. When ! wa> u
drunk ard | WAS three hundred dollars
in jes,t: since | >iwled the total abSti-
a.ne. pledge | have paid The debt. ana
have purchased two hundred acres ~
wild land. aud | have the deed IN my
POSSESSION: TWO af my sons who ar.
t~netotaler>. are living on thu; lot
When was a GrdEkard 1 us"n 10
swear: have ceased 10 ." profan-.
Ti,c last rca- OF 3lv drunkenness my
doctors bill WAS thirty dollars; since !
signed the pledge have no: been
called upon ~ cNpeBd Z ceat for mcci-
cine -p0asc-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
PRESIDENTIAL HSFC.:.d.
Removing Tried and Honest Oni-ia,. by
ta-~ Ta"ussnd. And FILLING Their Place.
with Those lserom m-ni-a by Political
Irteud.-

h~'n'st": Ts~t and Honest Ont~iass hy
ta- Ta"us.nd. And Filling Their ri.c~.
With Those RECON- m-ni.a by Political
Bri-nd.-
i reform Administration wilt regret
TO hcar tina; IL reform postmaster in a
Kansas town has been convicted OF
several tOr-crics. and the trial disclosed
that he WA. somewhat extensively en-
gagged in robbing and swindiIn-. and
wa presumably a participant in the
crime of arson which was committed
IN order 10 hide the evidence of Tor
cry. Undoubtedly the President will
,cvn!y regret hi selection of "A person
whose conduct thus bring, reprJach on
( the Administration. For no partisan
/, % blind a, 81 doubt that the Prc-i-
den; would greatly prefer. If NJ could.
to ayoi! the appo.Etm- III OF men
whose shameless dishonesty mar di--
grace tn appointing power. Nodpubt
he and his friends Will iay the blame
upon Democratic politician, Of Kan
sas. whose recommendation was ac-
copied a, proof tina: tie caudidat" WAS
WORTHY. Bat the responsibility really
iic- nearer the White House.
no" can me if'>H'ht nI "lii'e'
for the selection Of Inany bad mn i.
vii bc asked. when there i 40 doubt
tha- ne wanted Ia find good men and
was honestly Ini-i-l bv the rrIrr- .uta-
a.'ii> Va "H"'i,iH l'''''''" "N-'.''
i"' ~ I'm N>i'S >ri''e
swrT. and tho-. whose at;2chm-n fpr
reform - not = mcr" sham vii a>h
'.i't' e. b't'i' az ltiNlh2 ''"i''''-
"e'1 I" AL "'iihe' "h't,'' ~ Ia
: ~t'N "'H' al 'h"' ~ '"u'h u ~
."''il.u IN" W
I'li''"'N va" 1'"' He """'cE q"
~''l' >u'h ""icia''' ""t u 49, "t"'
-" - lh'' H. ''iN '"-. ""''
WIS rs ""'h i,.'",u !" '!'''
IAN l''F"''''h ""'c''i9' VIZ 'i" "e''
iI.'h l'i N'"'o IL '"' f"'.'' N''Hi''-
ne .''"tHo Sd't i'i>'' ''''i.'' 'H"'
ON" We i"i iAtIihi. Il HAY W.
saiG' an onct 'aH.-' 10 "ir aH'''l"ho
uhi' = VIZ II, "u'I )" '""', H"
mon OH ne VIII ac"'!' UNI >''l 'l-r7
VIE ''ih i'" Ih h'ih ia ~"
".lrI cas- I"e 'e>' va 'N"'iiti'' H't
ger. >"iiir icd>"n Il" "'a''"9' '"e OF
"''h : n".h.N 90 "> h""tN ~ o"'i
49, No. II ma, !" ""n''''o' mn
ti' ir','"""t -houi' hA'e CHOSEN h't
hl'h- hH' NJ VIII I'atih-'N ""-
ih'' t'a' '' '"' -''" ""J''tS WI III.
stance. III. Isl "i e>I'"fr'Hc" h'i
GIVEN MN me bN reason 10 'rii'Ne
',"' ih' "'i'''ro ~h""i ne !"""H IL,
pace Were hottest ana ltltA!u'' ana
pN ''a'> Ga N."ihihS vert p'''ri fu'il-
H'u mn any ne" hh"h were ''A''f -
De- NhN were 'h'Nr iiril "u>i'l
Ia" ir'aii'ht Aht" ILat Il ""u'"
~: lulP">>ifr 10 a'"iu hhtlN
hAi>lah'> Ia -r!'c',"h' IL a
Si'l n"H1"'i va p'l,''i> W.T. y y"
: S~!'e'"hs a.PP"ih''o~ An" i'"l'''u NUM-
Der OF INSTANCES !" r"ui' ca">r
'H"l"".h h.r''I@"'i :" "' 'l'''' anu
c"ui" N"'i>it A'ih>'i " ON" i'">"h-
;toi' '"""' % '"r !,'nN9> VI e'"ui"'''>-
h'' Il WIS lnlh">olp.r mus 10 HhNc>ti-
gaze iiaiN ih'">a'u 'a>', III " >'h2''
s'"ii nv 'I'>'''i' -" h"c" ina ~
couHu i"i rely upon ilc r''o'ii!'h"'-
'''t> Ca III, Ppi.ti'M itI'hi>' A'tNt,
I"'i'i'I'i, ~ "iicI"h' ''"''N' h' na'
"i~e'ttIrh y IA" 'Nf''''n,e III 'i'
IN >i'h"'h % AZ lin, """'' '"' "N'-
'"'. ~ '"H 'n'lt P'"'', "o''"
t"c' pm, i"''i ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

THo-< tyr.~ - women hi~.s the dAy CO
which II. Et~rCr's fzvur.e f~~-~rus;iaa'
was mzie known - t4~m tn al sh-~- Dc
raD-cn~nts SaU>lu: ~ts-kachc dfaEE1nE
dSNn S~sn-AHeu~ nervous aud general de-
ul..ty. ~ u a sovereign remedy It, sSos4.
luE and healing FTure-:lr- render g 90 The
utmost vslu~ - lail-> offering from in,
t-rual f~ycr.' congestion. inflammation,
Or liberation by ~GrUSgt,tN
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

We answer rn-~~-sr~fiv. y.~I II she
r~z:s~as ~ time The a0 % pr.
fS<-c~s -C-ahi~n E~i.ca Discovery" and
exercises proper car~- X alio~~f to run
ia coa-~~ ioo long al medicine ts power
less % say IT, Ir. P~-cs never d~c~i~es q
pstlen; BY ho-t.H< oG; . fa.s ao5~ fer ths
sASe OF p~~cuuia-y gain TIE tsoid~n
N~tic.l Discovery h.s CARED thousands
Of patients va~r pDtasn- else s~u~t Ia
avail Your druc-lst has 81 S~nd tea
stamps for Dr. Fi~rr-s @ nr3sss traits
on conSursrnoa vt,h numerous i~-.inao
NAL. Aitr~ss WorAgs Iasp-a~a-y Asdscal
Association. Buffalo y y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

Tuo~r ~ho are trying % tr-ak rp tbs
tanesal sAhi. a. tnt~ruT-rAnc- stn enF~--
encp Creay brnoa; from tho u~e az frsckly
Ash bitten Ll9aoys deranss the ~ stem
frickly Ash Bitter all rvm~iy eva,
results and restore the train. stosn sch and
liver to h~ai:Ay actor s5~-~ey strvngfhsn-
lag The ~lli power thoroughly cleansing
ana tnnins NJ tie syx;~rn. and ~move ev-
srv ;sini - di~~a~ !: II purely . nsedf
cine ani while pleasant IN The taste. IL can
not - u-~t sss beverage by rv&son - 10
celhArtiC properties
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
etB.isG Us

In Mexico a miller il obliged 10
pay thirty-two separate taxes ON hi
wheat in getting it from the held to the
market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

B,Lp>-~. snd frulruE ran - p-rveat~I
ty usluE Halls Hair t.~n~Nrr
GtgIuIas relieve, emily temporarily Ia
fever aud a-uc Ayers As1s Cure C4rss
permanently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

CHICAGO lsr-r> ale -cipherinc on
the cost IF supporting their 500
liiuor-saiooas- The cits license l. $500
each. or sl..5o $50; GoVernm mt ta>.
81 each. or $500: rent. a; S6Csl each.
S2.lHc.on: >arG'o-, Of tive rcrson>.
each q: Slc. 500 .p0; ~SunGries. 1t
$40 each. S1ol.osl; first co~1 of liquor.
Sll,6S..5oa. making an annual tc;ai Of
s23-2.3.a9. " ho pays :ae 5ils-Htss.
cyR tirIst.d . .idrycI5c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

Ok PITECT's "F-ll~ts"-the original IL.
tie Liver f4ils' tsUEar--paJ~d cure ssCk
and bl.IOu, h~adaehe. sour stomach, and
bilious attacks by druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

iCUfCsc" paper savs NJ Nui,u'n ss'
settled ia tSat rltN TbsU lie ). Id ion.vf
IL F@rvU-!0as >gl..SL
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

- Nan would hang a picture frame DO
cause y: Is ,l.i -DT4sgr u5ss ear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

D.INK * a: til. bottom Of almost
every crime committed =. Dublin
.Lr. Baron Dies, :. q cigrJe t. Z
jzr.. 1891
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

WY j. . loco motive lle = c1mo,t r.
csu>r 4 tss a headlight aud cETTI-s . lou
train } Is,ry st..
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
ELV'S
CREAM BALM

4 6Oasend u
Ely's Cram Ealm
had oatarrh for ,
,soar,. Ny .os'
road Lo,i
hDsgh: N, ezra
would srrey Asal
Eye Cream Bais.
h1 cxro3 "a Hrs.
" A. JGcksos -,
Porisn0.1, v ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

" afflicted with Sore Fvcs. "a. Dr. Isass
1hoE4 poems Eye Water. Dr.SYist@ s.i4 H. 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

WowEN ADMIRATION wg~ u ho usc GLrN~'s
SJ-rHtE N,AF - improve the ska
HIM ,G .ND WuIekLK DIE, Blacs or
Brown, -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

Yov car prevent uilk from ~ouring in =
thunder storm ~ drinking II Jusi before
the stUs ia tr.Ius
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

How Illinois a dog crn make Sometimes
II IraEs t-uE :" 80 the point .. sucA .
IUu-{ra.r< fIryasF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

Cor SrEI to>r! that - much sought after
In the summer the gGidc boal4 Ess,Os
H.A
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

No oman IN FI>u'S Curr 'or ConsumV-
tiuI. Gurus wher~ other remedies fail -
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

BooK-XrErTNC taught IN ono lesson-T 10
not lend them
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

TIA "a. . smarv trick r~rsrsed ise
maj ~ao hsd t--n yf--rnt~4 ~lih . cay
enn-IrpT-r OEsnsc 4 ksczsv LszFsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
Hot Weather

csesss he ssosf - heat ane - is;a . teps~sse
esncf-so1- AM SeAkeus the Uaote srsse4L % As r ~
.nE oprorfzs;y Zoe ~s--o:zla. sAfs ,e~rn- eEss sse
eE7"rs 20 eoHe 20 iss ss-sae- "a. es-.d ssoesd
De purse. and vt.a,is~c ~ sa3fnG Hn-c . sa-vasar
SliA- ssica wi erv>i Al izeGrnS al E.vs toes
ses ssrea61h 70 sas veaie esey
II hAd foar sc-usrio1s so,~s eoDs &C NJ spsS
vnsca G-vv 30 asa taas I oDsA ns Vea, Q sa1~
Nothing Ssse ] i~S cS ~ s7y eS.c Hll Coz eAy
~ Hs-e:s sa->aSAs[Ila atversss~f 10 H. pas~..
md oect~c 10 ty H. Rave saae. too ss.r5~s All
tse sD-~s arv s,7sss e>fzrely Asass2- Ma A-sugE
PITTS. South ru<scAE- - Y.
iscsA Hscs sA1aSar,h soe AvvSspsAA vSseA
leei :r nsas o. sea ysasN ssaer1aS t>~rsssy va
H. Il has eufsr~sy csr~e -. Ard I r~eoao~.< q 20
oeA~r vac sz@es Via sAss sssAsG- Me- A
xoEGox- Csseus~e. Asa
-tcs~i Hsres e~=>aps-fsa for eyss>,sss vfsA
Mites resale \ CCIvI& Cssnc- BsseA. Il
.
oos1 ~ a. ersxissa O.. s4H f~ z rrvAsue ~
g. HOOD CO. A~Sosssa,oA LovsfL AaAAL
100 000A3 0nA 0aleae
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

rrisr.s.i sGo.. ~, z.. ~. La,i>,iIII. 81
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-20

CLIFTON ITEMs,-The National
Oil, Gas and Mineral. Company 81
Clifton, is securing leases prepare,
tory to putting down a well 10 that
vicinity.
The New Haven brass band il
practicing all the time, and prom
ises to be one Of the best in this
part Of the State,
Mr.. Harry Shrewsbury Of Clifton,
is now deputy sheriff of Waggener,
Robinson and Graham Districts, in
place Of Peter Leheu of Mason City,
resigned.
The Nail Mill at MiddlspOrt, ex.
poets TO be doing effective work in
course Of a few weeks, q
Rev. MarstO6 is holding a pro.
tracled meeting at ,Letart
Mr.. Dan P. Gist, one Of Mason
county's most successful young bus.
inoSs men, was married TO Miss
Clara sayre, a charming young
belle at Letart last Wednesday
night. We wish the happy couple
a joyous and brilliant future.
The Bellies Iettrcs Institate Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-20
Why Insure I'm the linton
Central Life Insurance Com.
DflnV9


Why Is the Union Central Of ohiodo-
ing more business than 50 many Of its.
older competitors Of the Eastl
Because tits Q e6nsetyatiyeseniefprist
ing company.
Because Il Is prohibited by law nom
loaning any Of is policy holders money
4 In X, X stocks OF bonds.
Because rs assets are invested In real
estate first mortgages ON property, the
realty Of which, exclusive OF all build.
ipg and improvements nusr be worth at
least TWICE the money loaned.
Because itrealikes d higher rate Of In.
tefest.
Because Il has 4 lower rate Of death
losses.
Why are the dividends to the dividend
paying policies larger In the Union Cen.
lal than in any Company in the United
States?
Because this Company realizes and s
per cent. interest and other Companies
realize from Ito 6per cent,
What Is the principal item Of profit in
all life insurance calculations2
Compound interest.
What Is the difference between an
eastern investment At 8 PER cent for ST..
900, at compound interest for 50 years,
and one for same amount, same time in
the Union Central al s per cent?
Over SS5,0O0ll
What state c0NPILs an examination
every year to be nade OF It's own life la
snrance companies By Its Insurance Sup
erlntendeni?
Ohio.
What state has the most stringent
laws governing is lie companies as TO
examinations and the Investment Of
their aSsests2
Ohio.
What state never had one Of It's own
companies fail or in the hands OF a re-
ceiyer, and never had a policy holder in
Zone Of Its own companies LOSE q dollar
ofhis insurance.
The State Of Ohio.
Why should you insure in the Union
/ SentfalF
Because tits an honest Company.
Because tits . well managed Company,
Because II has the best and safest in.
vested assets.
Because it receives the highest rate Of
interest.
Because IL is most careful in taking
its risks.
Because II has the lowest death losses.
Because It's profits ol,lhtefest realized
and losses saved vie ihe largest Of any
company in the United States.
A word to the wise Is sufficient Call
on Col. q. Grant AgeNl al l'Omefoy, and
he viii answerany additional questions
and write you up a pclicy inshOrt order.
b. FRANKLIN. Agent,
FOlnt Pleasant, w. Va!
Oct. 2S-3m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-20

The Charleston and Gallipolis
passenger steamer Lillian, was
sunk, Tuesday oflast week, at Buff
falo, abont 20 miles up the Kama.
wha, The boat was laid up be-
cause Of che suspension Of naviga.
ItiOn by ice, and the water being
high she had tied power piling
and when the water fell, she caught
on it, whick broke in her bottom,
and she sunk. She was valued at
$4,000; fully insured, 1t is not be.
Tlisved she can be raised, She be
to L. A. Carr & Co., of Buf.
.falo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-20
INaAI NoEICNs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Valuable Town Property and
Saw Mill Property in the Town
of Mason.

Va A1hs1VhN
pY virtue Of "a decree entered on the
ID 18th day Of September, 1885, in the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, West
Virginia, In the case Of Moenke & Jams.
zen VS. john Young and others in Chan.
Gerry, the undersigned Special Commits
siOner appointed for that purpose, will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on
the LIST day Of February, 1855,
at the front door Of tile Court House Of
Mason county, at o'clock, P. NJ. the
following described real estate: Two
lots OF land situate in the Town Of Mas.
on IN said county, and numbered on the
plat Of said town as lots Nos. 10 and Is
lying on the cerner OF Pomeroy and Sec
ond streets. The above described lots Of
land have fine brick Store and dwell
ing house on them. Also the following
tract or parcel OF land situate In Wag-
gener district, in said county Of Mason,
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning on the upper line OF POmeroy
street, in the Town Of mason, at q point
where the North line Of John U. Myers
line touches the street, thence back from
said Pomeroy street along the line OF
said Myers lot to the back Northerly
corner ofthe same, thence alOngthe back
line Ct said Myers lot 10 pointat which
the North line Of wide 0lleyif protraCted
SO far would come, thence North 50'
East to the line OF a piece OF land owned
by r. J.. Winkleback, thence along the
lower line Of said last mentioned piece Of
landto the low water line Of the Ohio
River, thence down said river along the
low water line to the upper side Of said
Poneroy street, where the 1ame touches
said low water line, thence along tlieup-
per side OF said Pomeroy street to the
place Of beginning, also the right to the
use ofan alley way u feet wide running
along the back side Of said tract OF land.
There is a saw mill with good machinery
in it, situated on the last described
tract Of land.
TElnts OF SALE:-Cash in hand as to
sufficient amount to pay the taxes found
due, the cost Of the suit and the Com.
mission and costs OF sale, and the res
idue upon credit OF two equal payments
in one aud two years, taking from the
purchaser notes with good security bear
ing interest from day Of sale and retain
ing the legal title as fnrther security.
RANKIN WILEY, JR,
Special Commissioner.
! hereby certify that bond with ap-
proved security, has been given before
me by the above Special Commissioner,
as required by said decree.
RE, MITCHELL, Clerk.