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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
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- 8ebanbeIte eiten Sal BON bo6s
grabigem &beumatismus in fat allen
@elenfen. 100 bereits @ntsinbung ein=
g~etreten unb aud Gieber; nod Mntpens
bung BON 4 Dra9me=D ofen bon Sonz
galine unb Nennitum gegen bas Jieber
frat enti6ie6ene 8eferung Elm unb
beute 1T mein patient wieber b6llig bers
geftelt.
%. %. Ba1ter, M.9., Sersman, Sus.
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9ie Sibungen bes @tabtratbs finb in
LETTER ,3eit febr ftiirmif9 %getpDrben unb
befumoen, baB spii6en Mapor uttb
@tabtratb fem gutes 8erbdltniB beftebt.
@u9 Die geftrige 8eriammlung beganr
glei9 Mnfangs NIT unerquidli9en
Scenen.
Ser Manor pe%rtinbete, oaB ct einer
8eri6t bes S%ngenieur 3. s. Wilis por
i9 babe, Der ben 3uifanb ber 9ampfz
tpal3e benz unporit9tigen @ebrau6
G1ulb gebe. 3eitmeilig tDerbe bic
WaI3e BON eitiem &naben bright.
5mpe frug, tper WiDis autpriiirt baz
be, bic @aIse' gu unteriu@en, uub beans
tragic, ben Beri9t ni9t an5unebmen.
Ser Mapor meittte baau, baB bic Stabt
Die Gabrit, tuel@e bic Wal5e lieferte,
berflagen tpoIe. Ndbme mon ben Be>
ri6t on, 10 ginge bas 8erflagen ni9t.
Sroboem tpurbe ber 8eri@t NIT Z sese1
3 @ttmmett angerDmmen.
Ser nd9its aur Berbanblung toms
menbe @egenftanb. mareu bic tdbtif@en
| &arret. Sem 8eri1t bes StraBencotm>
miFdrs na1 befinben fi9 unter feinen
IA Barren 5, bic ni9t BON ben gigens
tbiimertt gefabren merben. Ser itdbtis
i1e glrat 1T benz 8erlangen our Mngabe
Der 9arren ni6t na6gefpmmea, ionbern
bot bic Ingelegenbeit an ben MaDor
bertpiefer, ber bic 3arren anfteQt.
2odpoob trug barauf an, baB Garz
rem, bic niGt bon ben @~igentbimern
| gefabren uerben, aus benz itdbtif9en
9ienft entlafi EN- tuerben. Ser WfaDor
trat bagegert aut bod 2Dduoob blieb
bel ieinem Outrage unb meinte, bag ct
cine Site berjenigen Perionen belize,
bic 3arrett i'm 9ienfte bes Sanitdtss
Departments fabren laHen unb bies
feien fdmmtli9 rei9e 2eute. Ser
Mapor iagte, bob Der Stabtratb bic
&arretl entlahen t6nae, er tuerbe fe
aber mieber aniteQen. GodDoDb blieb
inbeB bei feinem Outrage.
Gren9 poQte Dermittel1 un6 bic &ars
rem bes @anttdtssS Departments bonn
Bef9lub a%usnebmen, bod 2pdmDoo
tpoIte ni6t un6 Der Mapor meinte, inn
Idge bic Setting bes Sanitdtsbienftes
Db unb oesbalb tpoae ct i'm aud
fibren.
2otmoob lag einen 8rief Dor, Der Die
Namett BON perione1 entbielt, tpel9e
&arrett i'm Sanitdts=9 epartement fab
rem laKen, bod BET Mapor meinte, bas
MnfeIlen Der Garren fei cine Yrdrpga=
ttpe bes Mabors unb ct poae barar
fetbalten.
2odpoob trumpfte bamit auf baB BET
Stabtratb bic @eiebe made unb forberte
en- Mapor auf. benielben gu gebor9en.
Safiir tpurbe er our Orbnung gerufen.
Gallagher frug, Oh man in einem freien
2anbe ober unter berv &egierung eines
Mannes" lebe unb meinte, beg ManDrs
l1rtbeil lei feinen Gent tpertb. st muir.
be ebenfals bur@ einen Sronungsruf
unterbrD9en.
9arauf fanb bic 9lbitimmung aber
2ofpopbs Mntrag ftatt. SIR ben Wtapor
ftimmten: @onnor. Gren9, .MadeD
unb @9reiner. Sir 9odmoob: 9ez
gener, Gallagher, 9amilton, 2odpoob,
McNliter unb Smpe. Ser Mapor
D~ertanbete barauf, Der Nntrag fei ange>
nommert tporben, bod nerbe CT ibn in
Der nd6ten 8eriammlung nit feiaem
8eto 5uridienben.
Ieri6iebene petitionen unb 8eri6te
famen ieBt our Bodybuilding. Ser Sn>
genieur beri6tete, baB Der borsei6la=
gene &anal in Der BonbamtraBe feinen
3ped ni9t erfulen Derbe. COS f9eint
babel, als oh Der Sngenieur bic Sadie
ni6t %neritdnbe.) 5erner empfabl er bic
8epiligung bon $125 fir Mbleitung
bes WaiIers aus SibsGloresfrabe.
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@abl Mnsetgen.
8erar GonntD.
STIR Trieoensridter bes l.. preeiafts.

STIR Sriebensridter bes L.. Yreciafts.
sIn bic stimmseber bes /. %reeinfts, 8exar
@ountb.-Neine Serren! Da bic 8abl BON
@ountbbeamten i'm niditen NoSen,ber fattfn>
bet, 70 balte i'd es fur Yfibt, meinen Breunben
fir bic l1nterfiisuns unb Die 8esinffisun9en
gu banfen, bic he mir in ben bersansenen feds
Sabrer e~rpiefen baben, unb bertraue babel auf
Sbre l1nterftisuns in Der fommenben Babl.
Sd fiinbise mid 6esbaIb aIs &anbibat fit Die
@iebertuobl als Griebensridter bes !. 1reeintts
bon Bexar @ountb on, mab foute IL erpablt
tperben, 10 fam i'd NUT berlpreden unb mid
berbiirsen, bic %fibteu ,neineS amtes unpar.
teiifd in Der 3ufunft st erfIIen, seraoe pie id
es beriudt babe, in Der 8ergansenbet gu tbun.
Sd Serbleibe adtunssboa
linton III aut.
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: Diners Maue Cure 1T bic einaige

= @per's Mgue Cure 1T bic einsige
betannte Mranei, bic cine fi6ere unb
bauernbe 9eilung bon Groit unb 5isber
berbeiflbrt, inbem es bas @ift, neldes
bic &ranfbeit berporruft, austreibt. Sc
betpirft bies nit Si9erbeit unb ldBt
feline na9tbeiligen ginflaHe auf ben
c6rper suriid. Ni6ts 1T 10 bebriideno
unb niebcri6lagerb, dig bic periooif6e
Mieberfebr bes nit Srof abme6ielnben
Giebers unb S9meiBes, mel6e bieier
&ranfbeit e"igentblmli6 1T.
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Mnn her Giferfi1ht zines e

8on BET giferfu@t zines Sters
benben eradblt bic uMsosfaaer Senti9e
3stg.": Su einem Dorfe bes Wtostauer
&reiies bate f9 Der fiinf3igidbrige
Bauer Mampntotu in aueiter gbe NIT
einem iungen Mdb9en berbetratbet uro
qudlte feline Grau entiebli3 NIT grut1o>
Ioier giferiu6t, ia, %miBbanbelte tie ios
gar bdufig obne @eranlaRung. Gnolt9
erfraufte er beftig unb, na6oem mon
linn bic @terbeiaframente gerei9t bate,
pfni6te .er bon feiner Grau Mbi@ieo gu
nebr1eu. Nls biefe fi6 tiber i9a beuste,
UNI ibn gu fiiRen, bib ct fid 10 fe1t in
lire unterlippe Elm, baB man ieine
frampfbaft aufammengepreBten 3dbae
mittels zines Mef5ers aaseinanberbre9ett
muBte. Wie ber Sterbenbe banr NIT
LETTER Rraft erfldrte, bate er BITE Mbf9t
gebabt, feiner Grau bic nnterlippe Obj
aubeiBe1 unb Tie babur@ gu perunftal'
ten, bamit fie nod ieinem Sobe fei1
Mnberer beiratbe.
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gaeue @aarem! Mcme asaarea .

3 m GtnbereIlaS @ugsStDre z,
gde 9outonftraBe & Mbe. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella @6ubs
fore bat bic 6tli6en Mtdrtte befu9t
unb einen iiberrai9enb rei9baltigea
@srratb bon S9uben fir Samen u1b
&inber, fotuie fiir 9erren eingefauft.
Die Maarer finb boralgli9: oauerbaft
unb iebr preismtr6ig. Seoe 5amilie
fulte es fi6 our Nufsabe MAIDEN, ibren
Bebarf an S@ub3eug i'm Gtnbes
reIIa Store gu faufen. 4lfo berz
geBt ni6t ben
Cinderella S9ubzStore.
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STR gpuntbs NHefcr.

8ir fnb autoriiirt GERM gapt. Sobn 6.
Grano rb aIs &anbibaten fit bas amt beS
Gomntb , sfeifOr in Oer beoOrtebenoen Nobern'
bertuabl anauseisen.
@ir finb autoriiirt, Germ Capt. 8. ".
@oor aIs &anbibat fir @iebertuabI fur baS
gmt beS Gountb. afe6or in ber beSorfebenoen
@obemberpabl anauaeigen.
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Stir DiRrift $ 9fnmo[t.

Mn bic Stimmgeber Bon 8exar
County.
SD fiinbise mid bierbur@ ais fanbibat an
fir bic 8iebereriudbluns ais DiitriItantualt fur
ben 81. 5ubieiaI> Difrift.
George @af@aL.
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Stir Diffrtft 3 Glert.

an bic Burger ION 8exar County.
Sierbur@ finbtse ib mid als Ranbibat CUR
Biebererpdbluns fit baS Mmt bes Difriftelerl
bon Bexar @ountb an.
Geo. 81. DafbieL
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srau &. 6IIsman. 14O1

- Grau s. 9ilsman, 14O1, an Dit
gbwarbs Strabe, Springfield, Sls.,
empfieblt 9r. Nueut &6nigs Sambur-
ger $ropfet aufs Mdrmfe, 6a tie aus
eigener grfabrung beren treffi9e Wirs
flung femiaert au leruet bdufig @elegers
belt bate.
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Stir Gpuntb : Gferf.

8ir finb autoriiirt Germ Ebab. IS.
9 mit b alS Ranbi6aten fit 8iebererpabIuu9
fir baS Imt beS @ountb GIertS anau'
fiinbisem.
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Stir Gpuntb : 4pmmiHGr.

Bir finb autoriirt, Germ S. 8. 9isno,
tu itb ais &anbibaten fit baS amt beS
6 oumtb> RommifiGr bes 8. @reeinfts
| anau3etgen.
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Stir Ranfable.

Son It abIers bes 1. Difrtfts anau3eiseu.
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Stir Gountn s5ddbmeifter.

. @ir finO autoriiirt, GERM CD. Grob6fe
alS 4anbibat fir Wieberpabl fir bas Nrnt beS
@ountY- g eifterS in ber bebor.
febenben NobembertuabI anauaetsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Stir @heriff.

Sir finb autorifrt, germ 2at RENTS
als 8anbiOat fir 8ieberiuabl fir bas gmt bes
Sberiffs a%naufInbisen.
Bir finb autorifirt Germ Gbo8. g. Me'
gaII. fir bas slmt oes Sheriff in bet be-
borfebenben Nobembermabl anauaeisem.
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Stir @punth . 8ermeffer.

STR County . germefier.
@ir finb autorifirt, GERM IS. M. code
als aanbibat far UNDERWRITING far bai
slmt bes gountb 8ermeers bel BET
beborfebenben @abl ansmaeisen.
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&obert Sbierf9, giseatbamer.
Nae Mrten BON @df6e tuerbeu auf bas f9Aeafe
unb bette beiorst. aufmerffame 8eoienuns.
2iberaIe Yreife. 60 perben feline iddbli9en
Stpfe gum 8afden beripenbet. 6,s,tSW
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Str Steuer : Solicitor.
Nir Inb autorifirt, Germ 8. g. o. m az
aIs 8anbibat fir bas Amt bes Steuerfoueftors
bon Bexar Gountb in ber bebOrfebenben no.
bembertpabI anauaeigen.
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5t1ttrOertatt

6eifuneen BON i~ropbnl0iet &ranf9eitelt er<
b5hetr manSgeiett oen STUFF BON @nerS
GariapariIa. Sob1 Mc0onalo, 124 Quiz
folf. ct, 2omen, Wiaf., iast: Sabre lang
iitt i'd Sebr an gfropbelu, Die fib f9on III
neither Rin6beit gu erfennen gegeben battel.
Die @el6miire, Die air nteirem &orper Der
portrater, iparen 70 b6sartig Inb efelbaft,
ba6 mid meine Gltera meitenS oon Der
Gdule gu Sauie bebielten. Sd magerte
ab, ipnrbe bleid, matt unb idwad, unb
incline Treunbe erfldrte1 es fir aus5ebrung.
Sin gr5t I'M Staat Seem gort en1pfabl Die
MIttueuburg bon
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MDer's


nm mein 8lut bon Stropbeln gu reinigen.
9adbeut ih feds Slaiden genommen, mar
ih uollton1nen gebeilt."
Sn alien apotbeten at baben.
Nreis 81. ge9s SIai1em, S..
8ereitst bon 81. S. 6. MDer & Co., 2opell,
Mtaif., 9. ct. b. q.
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9ae WpGemklatt.

Dir fenben bon ie5l ID bas vWp9en=
sIatt" fit ben preis ION $500 auf
dn Sabr portpfrei nod Deutf9laab.
Der 9eransgeber.
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Gard.

HNow ye, that by the payment o.
II, $22L40 | am permitted 10 sell in
tOxiCating liquors at my house. To the
wife who has a drunkard for a husband
or q friend who is unfortunately dissipa,
ted, ! say emphatiCallY, give me notice
In such cases IN which you are interest,
ed, and all such persons shall 10 exClu,
ded from my place. Let mothers, faith,
ers sisters aud brothers do likewise,
and the request shall be regarded.
pay a heavy tax for the privilege OF sell
ing whisky and other liquors, and want
Il distinctly understood that | have nc
desire 10 sell TO minors, or drunkards, OF
10 the poor and destitute. much pre-.
fer that they save their money and put
II where Il will dot The most good. There
are gentlemen Of honor and luen Of
money, who can afford ii, and II Is with
those l desire TO trade. would say "a
those who wish to tralle with me, and
can afford, come, and will treat you
gentlemanly and courteOusly,
Respectfully,
FOB. lF-1y' JOS. HEN.
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InaAn MOTIONS.
HOHIORIYERR.R 3. COMPANY
Notice OF Meeting OF Stakeholder.

~
I n pursuance Of an order Of the Boart
i 81 Directors oi said company, made
on the 9Th day Of January, 1885, notice
Is hereby given that q meeting 81 The
Stockholders Of the Ohio River Railroad
Company will be held at the office O
said Company, In the city Oi Pafkers
burg, West Virginia, ON Friday TIE
10th day Of February, 1856, at
O'clock 7. NJ, nlasaid day, iof the pur'
poses following, to.wit;
Z First, To authorize tile Board Of Di-
rectors 0i said Olio River Railroad Com.
pany from time 10 time 70 borrow such
sums Of money as may be necessary fol
completing, finishing, improving and
operating It's railroad; and to issue bonds,
bills Of credit, OF indebtedness, and pre-
teffed stock, and dispose Of the same fol
any amount so borrowed, and 70 mort
gage its corporate property and fran,
chlses 10 secure the payment Of anydebl
contracted BY the said corporation iOl
the purposes aforesaid.
SEcoSD, 10 authorize said Board Of
Directors 10 sell, issue and transfer IL
stocks or bonds, or both, for land, mon
ey labor, property, or other material 10
be used for the purposes for which tie
said corporation was formed, and espec.
tally for the construction and equipment
Of lis railroad; and In case Il may be
lOulld necessary 10 do 80, to authorize
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fcb8.4w.
Trustees Sale Of House and Lot
in Point Pleasant.


IN pursuance Of the terms Of deed Of
i trust, executed to II. r. Howard, the
undersigned trustee, by N. A. II. Glib
hOns and j. A. Gibbons, her husband,
bearing date on the 10Th day OF May,
1885, und recorded in the Mason County
Court Clerks office in Trust Deed Book
No. &, folio 4S4, &C., 10 secure tho pay.
ment OF the following described pronlis.
sorry notes, signed BY NJ. a. II. Gibbons,
and dated May 10Th, 1885, payable to the
order Of ElanOr Cooley, at the Merchants
National Bank Of Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, Us follows one for the sum Of
S2S5, on the LIST day Of October, 1885;
one for the sum Of 1885, on the LIST day
oI October, 1886; one for $Sj3, on the lst
clay Of October, 1887; one for 1858, ON the
lst day Of October, 1888, aud one for
$3.50, on the Let day Of October, 1850; and
the said first named note for the sum Oi
S2S5, having become due and payable,
and default having been made in the
paymGntth thereof, and being requested and
required by the said L. Cooley, the
IlolHer o. halu llUle 80 due and payable.
as aforesaid so to do, shall by virtue OF
NY \! ~. Aut y. vested N me ny the deed
o =. .I a!oresal' seII' ~ puDIiG auction.
y Ta a,,e 'rOnt anOr o. me Court House Of
llrdny, the 27tll day Of Febru.
AIRY, 1856. at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
the properly conveyed tO me bv said
, ., o. trust, bounded aud described
.n0,, 10 loI,"wS Ail Of that certain
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a A. j. DIMES
CLIMAX AUGER!


TIlIS AuGuR, with the present i'm
/ prOvenlents stands without rival
II will stand every test that reason AMI
common sense will demand, and IL nc
knOwlc'lged to be the best Anger evel
invented.
The GILMAN AUGER cannot be su
perceded by any other machine for thu
work to be done By it. TIME Is Mo
NEY, and this is u strictly labor sariing ma
chino! 1t Is constructed OF the best INA,
terial, principally Of the best east steel
constructed for strength and durability
The spiral flight tnever before attached
to a post auger) removes all the dirt, be-
sides they are so constructed to he self
ventilatlng thereby reducing the weight
Of the In.
The lead screw takes hold and the steeI
cutter slices the earth, with but little ei
fort OF hand power, and the work Is done
Anyone with moderate exertiUn can bore
a hole from from twenty-five to thirty
inches deep in from one to two minutes
with but two lifts, which can be dofe
with one hand. II has attachments by
which boring in "har,l.panp is made co.
sy. In sand or mud as well rs in com.
mon soil. A. j. Dine, who Is practical
maclinest, has spent many years in
perlerting this machine, and he can now
truthfully claim for it u perfect success.
Certificates as to the merits Of the eli.
max Anger could be multiplied indef.
nitely, for no man has been found vet
who hesitnles to give it his best com.
mendation. Any one wishing to exam.
inc this Anger, can call at John NJ.
Adkins Hardware Store, Point Pleasant,
or OF the undersigned. We are selling
either the Anger or Territory.
Address: J. T. LEWIS,
]. F, BARNETT,
Point Pleasant, West Va.
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TnE EDWARDS.
Pioneer Families Of Mason
COunty-Their Ancestors and
Descendants.
BY VIRGIL A. LEWIS.

The Edwards, (name originally
spelled E.a.d.w.a.r.d.s) are Of lYelch
extraction and is ono of the oldest
families Of New England, and few
families have a better preserved
record. This is however chiefly
due to the labors Of local historians
Of the region in which they first
settled, among whom may be men
toned "Goodwin's History of the
First Settlers Of Massachusetts, y
and. "Stiles' Ancient History Of
New England"
The emigrant ancestor appears
to have been Alexander Edwards,
born ia Wales, embarked for Amer.
lea at Bristol, England, April %,
1912 and arriving in Massachu.
setls, settled at Springfield. The
record shows that bis brother Rob.
erI and brother in.law John Gray,
came over in the year 1885, in The
ship "Hopewell," commanded By
Captain Babb. Gray was married
at the time he came. He was kill.
ed during the Pequod War, leaving
a family Of several children from
whom have descended nearly all
the Gtays Of New England.
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Washington Letter.
[From our Regular Corresnondent.1

From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1885.
Arrangements for the great Tele.
phone suit is still in progress. Elk.
Senator Thurman arrived in the
city to-day TO assist in preparing
the papers. There is something
like poetic justice in Mr., Thur
mans retention by the Government
in the Telephone suit. Hisfriends
allege that be has been kept in re
tirement because be fought cOrpor.
atoms, and now ho returns to pub
lie life to do more lighting Of the
same kind.
You remember about two weeks
since, a Congressional committee
was empowered to investigate the
Pan.Electric and Bell Telephone
affairs, The Republican members
Of the committee put on their war
paint and threatened TO make some
startling discoveries. Their FIRST
step was to ask the Secretary Of the
Interior aud the Attorney General
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.


pY virtue Of Trust Deed executed 10
ID me the undersigned trustee, by Sam.
uel P Knapp and 4. A. Knapp his wife
on the 9Th day Of November, 1873, and
ofrecord IL Trust Deed Book No. 4, folio
las, l49, In the County Court Clerks Of
flee OF Mason county, West Virginia, and
conveying the real estate theredescribed
aud situate In Mason county on the wa.
tiers Of Thirteen Mile Greek, containg one
hnudred acres and the same land con.
yeyed by Burwell S. Smith to Samuel p.
Knapp and also to Rachel Knapp, in
trust 10 secure the payment Of a promis-
sorry note executed BY Samuel r. Knapp
and Rachel Knapp TO ]. N. brown, and
bearing date the 9th day Of November,
1878 for the sum OF Three Hundred and
Sixty-seven dollars, payable twelve
months after date, with interest from
date, and having been requested by the
owner and holder Of said note to make
sale OF said property for the amount due
on said note, will on the 2nd day
Of March, 1886, at the froont door Of
the Court House, Of Mason county, West
Virginia, sell said real estate at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash In
hand on the day Of sale.
". II. TOAILINS0N,
Trustee.
feb3-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-17

Now that the Holiday season Is over,
and everybody going to work again, 1
will try to keep such goods as the people
need, and sell them at rs REAsONA.
BILE PRICES AS POSSIBLE. Have no
sortof complaint to make as 10 success
in the past, but want to do better in fu.
ture, and no effort will be spared to
make 1t pleasant for customers to do
business with the House. Itisef course
out Of the question to keep all that
might be called for in a Drug Store, but
II anything wanted is not in stock ii will
be procured as soon as 1t can be.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-17
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders q
"a the Point Pleasant Manufacturing
and Extension Company will be held OF
Tuesday, March 10Th, at 10 o'clock A,
NJ, atthe Merchants National Bank, fol
the election Of Directors and the trans.
action Of such other business as may be
brought before them,
JOHN McCULLoCH, sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-17

Close upon the announcement Of
the death Of Gen. Hancock, comes
the announcement Of the death Of
xGov Seymour, of New York,
which sad event occurred at Utica,
New York, last Friday night about
10 o'clock, at the residence Of his
sister, Mrs, Roscoe Conkling.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-17

Believing CHEAP Carbon Oil to be
DANGEROUS, ! have for some years
kept only the BEST procurable, the
water White Head Light which those
who have used know to be unsurpassed
in quality, to which l have lately added
the famous elaine Oil.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-17
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forbidden
"a from hunting, fishing, nutting, OF
in other ways trespassing on the landt
Of the undersigned in Lewis and Robin
son Districts, under the penalties pres
cribed By law.
JAS. CAPEHART,
P.S. LEWIS.