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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHAS3E.
RICHAOSD. February d. 1888.
OFFERINGS.
CORN.--3 0e5 bushels.
OATS II 500 bushels.
PFAs.-3a bushes.
SALES REPORTED ~ SECRETARY.
CoRs. White, - bGshep very gDpt a.
sec,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Milking Irnuhies Ira Pnri.

lBy Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch. !
PARIS, February 6.-The military
promptly destroyed the barbados
which striking iactory-operatives erect
ed in the streets of St. Quentin and
efectually stopped the work Of con-
structing them. Fifty-three Of the
strikers were arrested to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Amateur MfnsfreIs.

A minstrel show will be given at
Sanger Halle, on Thursday, llth, for
the benefit of the Virginia Boat Club
in this city. The local talent Of the
city will participate, and the perform
ance promises to be refined and very
funny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Terrible BoiIer-ExpIosion

IDy FNsestUFIH =" FIlN Nl'f'FVN"'I
GALVESTON, February Ga Pitts
burg (Tex.) special to the NewS says ;
1.-The boiler of pile driving engine at
a point near Caron, eight miles from
here, exploded with tremendous force
this afternoon, killing Martin Stotzered,
the engineer, and severely injuring
seven other workmen. Some Of the
wounded were blown q distance of fif-
teen to twenty feet, and had many
bones broken. 1t is feared that 8 ma
jority OF the victims will de-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Retiring Minister. Heeted.

by Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispatch. J
LONDON, February 6.-Lord Sails
bury and other members Of the retiring
Ministry were hooted at Portsmouth
while returning from Osborne, whittier
they had gone to deliver the seals of
office to the Queen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

(By Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dspateh.l
E0DEssA, February Ga revolution
is fomenting in Turkish Armenia. The
jails in the city Of Van are filled with
political prisoners, and an extraordinary
number Of arrests are made every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
The Academy Of Music

Mr.. Chanfrau in Kit, the Arkan-
saw Traveller" has been playing to
splendid houses during the past week.
Next week, commencing Tuesday,
Miss Ethel Tucker will appear in
"Queena.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

lBy Anglo.Americsn cable to the Dispatch.
PARIS, February 6.-The striking
factory operatives at St. Quentien are
erecting barbados in the streets Of
that city, and conflict between the
military and strikers is believed to be
imminent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Dsnviile Tobacco Sales.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch'I
DANyILLE, Va, February j.-Sales
Of tobacco for the week were S59,932
pounds, for sS3,979.7i. Revenue col
lections for Da willie alone, 81, 200.71.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Hampiy-Dumpiy.

Tomorrow night Tony Denier's
'Humpty-Dumpty Company will COM
mence two-pight's engagement at the
Theatre. Good audiences will doubt
less attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
NER YoRK arocR MARRsr.

NEW YORK. February 5y-The stonk mar
ket has elapsed again suddenly into duf-
ness the only activity to-day being ia the
early dealings. The opening was some what
irregular and 10 yer. aud early the dsalin<s
esta b.ished still lower quotations Zoe the
active list. This was followed by reaction.
aud the movement thereafter WAS within
q narrow range, alternately up aud down.
but with only n limited amount of business
until late In the day, when there was a ts-
cided decline. ranging from q 20 over =.
snd the market closed heavy. ~. Paul led
the list in activity and shows q loss 81 IL.
Northwest II down. IL, omaha IL, GAcsA-
wanna Missouri Pacific and Northsru
Pacific preferred each. Western Untos
and Pacific Mail l. each, and the rest AZ
the list frsctionally lower. sales. $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Ger0nfmo.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispatch b. /

IBy telegraph % The Dspatch.I
SAN FRANCISCO, February GA
special from Wilcox, Ariz., received
last night, says that Geronimo aud nine
other capsives are In camp tonight at
Lang's ranch en- route to Bowie, Ariz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

SATURDAY. February ", 1855.
sALEs-FTRsr BoARD.-2s9.to Virgins .
per cent, fractional at S9J<; 2ooo Atlanta
Petersburg railroad AZ So.
SECOND BoARD.-l. 900 Atlanta and Char
lotte Isl I'satl2Ok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
COTTON REPORT.

RECEIPTS.
At Roanoke warehotSe 4 bales
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
srRICT TO Coop MIDDLtsg.-s5.;
MIDDLISU.-ec.
STRICT Low MIDDLIs0, $40.
Low MIppLIs9, --os.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February 6.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat In good demand No.
red. csc. Corn steady: No. q mixed, SIC.
oats dun: No. q mixed. SIG. Pork quiet
at sil25. Lard weak aud lower at tsA
$3.50. bulk meats and bacon quiet aud
unchanged. Whiskey firm a. sl.l0. Sugar
fIm aud unchang ed. Hogs steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT

NEw YORK. February She weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes; loans Increase, 81 $4,000; srs,-
Gle. decrease. 81 -, 500: legal tenders. ia
crease. $4,000. deposits, increase. ssio.-
Increase, 81 l42. $50.
The banks now hold SIS. 500 sss In eKoeo
OF the rs. percent, rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
organ-Faesory burned.

HARRIsoNBURe, VA, February Q.
The Dayton organ-factcry At Dayton,
this county, was destroyed By fire yes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
NEW YORK COTTON yUrUKEa

NEW YORK. February o.-Cottou-Net rs.
Futures closed easy; Gales, so 500 hale
February, ss.07aS9. 0s; March, s3.I9ASs.1l
April. ss.22as9. 80: May, 80. s2asg. 50 lane.
s9.+2asS.t3: July. ~ 30ass.31: August
ssSsas9.5s: September ss.3SaSo.33: Octo-
haF 40 lAasIS. Aaxsn1 mar 40 l0a A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
CHICAGO.

Wheat steady cash SIZE: February, 1870.
Corn steady; No 2. $3.50. Oats steady; No.
z, 2sAc. Provisions lower. MeA-pork-CAsh
or February, sli.i0. Prime steam lard
Cash or February, 1910.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

No Amnesty FOE Political rvtss~ess.
tBy Anglo American cable 70 the Dispsieh.I
PARIS. February 6.--Thc Chamber
Of Deputies, by vote Of 347 to li6.
has rejected the proposition Of the
Radicals TO extend amnesty to political
offenders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

Greece . confidential Telegram Of q
important character. IL h surmissd
that Greece offers To join Ssryia In re-
sisting the demand to disarm, ~ il IL
known that previous to the receipt a
the dispatch from Athens Ssrvia had
drafted reply very different from the
curt motto subsequently sent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
BALTIMOKE.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. February 6.-vlryinis 80
consols. 56< past due coupons osN Nofth
Carolina Is. old III. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
ST. LOUIS.

1T. LOWS. February 6.-flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet closed higher; No. red. cash.
9O3.c. March. 3lsa9i%c. Cornstsaiy; 40.
2 mixed. cash, 33s.c.; March. B1{aSt,c.
2ss2sl.c. whisky $40. Provisions quiet.
Bulk. meats Boxed lots unchanged. Bs-
con-I.oBg clear. s5.9Oato.95: shoft.rlb,
t6.l0as6. l2i; clear, 80 2oaso..3.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Looks wen Far IrinL

Uon chal n Hnyg baa IN n
,,,,rss f,ss, 4 ,,sa, e, ~,
(. Ns SSas & sss, e. !, IA
esart 6 !. I, /,
o,,,s II ssid ,sy3 u
: ys,r
e Sslisysa t. ro,,ls ,ecsiys 81
.Sl,a y6,s y Il T..E \ .,,s Ran se.in
ma f,6syen.ionS III nstAss ssgs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Trustees Sale Of Land in SIN.
sOn GOuntT. KeRl Virginia..

w. NNs-F-NAH WkN~ y - ~ AAAaNs
A STustee In deed Of Trust execu
"a ted By Sarah @. Sheline and Johr
L, Shpline 10 me, dated August 4, 1879
Of record in the Clerks Office Of thC
County Court Of Mason County, West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No. 4, page
gs6, TO secure The payment OF two notes
therein described bearing even dalt
Herewith, one for S9a8.SB payable two
years after date and executed BY SAID
Sarah Q. Shellne 70 A. q. Lyon, aud one
noie for $50, payable two Year, Ritel
date and executed by said Sarah O. She,
line 10 Peter S, Lewis said notes o.
equal dignity Of lein, said A. A. Lyons
having assigned bis said note to A. F.
MeCown and being requested by said A,
T. McC0wn the present holder OF said
lyon note, default having been made IN
the payment thereof, TO mako sale OF the
realegtate therein described, shall on
Saturday, May 10, 1886, AZ l
O'Clock, r NJ, at the front door Of the
Court House OF said county, sell al pub.
JIG auction to the highest bidder for
Cash, the said real estate described as
follows Being a certain part OF parcel
Of land sitnato in the county Aforesaid
aud District Of Clendenin, and upon
which the said John r. Shelina now
lives, cOntaing u aGres mole or less,
bounded BY the lands Of Gerry Blaine,
Michael Sheline, MaIilda Messick, Hen.
~ Terry, - Mauck. There will be
due on the Lyon note on the day 81 sale
S2O72S and on tho ?, S. Laws note
$3.50, including principal and interest
Of said notes. title good, selling aS trus.
teo convey t,lo only as such
JAMES B. AiENAGER,
aprili44W Trustee,
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e0NDEaNATiI0lIlN NO1IrR.

-
.fnO Henry J. Fisher. Ms. Elias. Fish.
'er. Mrs. ThSadonl IL Piatt, Admin.
.tt0trix Of BeniaInin N Pialli deceased
and D, $. tlpunshell
You will please ti.kenoIce that m the
18th day Of May, 1885, un application
will be made to the Circuit Court Of Ma.
sou County, West Virginia, at term
thereof 70 ho held NJ The Court House
thereof, on that day, TOT the appoint.
ncnt Of Commissioners TO ascertain The
just compensation 70 the persons entitled
Thereto, Tor tract Of laud hereinafter
mentioned, in which you arc interested.
as owners, claimantsor lien holders, and
ior such orders and proceedings as tnay
be necessary 10 condemn the same Tor
the purpose hereinafter namel; the sGd
tract oi land Is described as follows, 10.
wit: Commencing on the boundary line
between land owned By tho heirs Of Da-
INid Long deceased and Snid premises at
Station 4llSx42 Of the Ohio River Rail
Road suryey, where said survey crosses
said boundary line Thence along the
line Of said survey by what il known as
a G. curve lbcing radius VI nine Inn.
dred and tifty.fYe H. % the right, Five
Hundred land Eighty-three feet. Thence
on a tangent S. 20' 49, East one hundred
and iorty.two feet. Thence BY what is
known as an Eight Degree curve being
q radius of seven hundred sixteen and
BIO It, to the left Five Hundred Seven.
teen and feet Thence Oh tangent,
South, 90 ~ East, Eighty aud ! iebt.-
Thence by what is known as q Five de.
gree curve being a radius OF Eleven
bundled and iorty.siz ~ 10 the right
Two Hundred sevcnly.six and ! IT.
Thence on tangent S. 4s' gS' East,
Three Hundred Niney.tTo and ! a.
Thence by what IL known as q o. curve
being a radius Of Eleven hundred and
iorty.siS feet to the Lett, Nine hundred
and Two feet Tlience on a tangent
North, Three degrees and twenty.nine
minutes, East, Eight hundred andtwen.
ty.niNe feetto the boundary line be,
tween saii premises and land OF o. B.
Waggener, said strip from North bonn-
dairy line Of said premises tn Station
4l56Y7l on said center limo distance Of
Eight Hundred mad tweny-ninu feet to
lc one Hundredfest wide. That is Fifty
fest on each side Of said ccntor line and
from said StStion li56&7l ~ the South
efn boundary line OF said premises a
distance OF l'weuty.nine hundred and
fourteen feet 10 be bounded on the let
by line parable! with said center line
aud iiily IeOt distant theretrom aud
bounded on the right by property be-
longing to tic Ohio Central Rail Road
Company, containing in all six and o.
100 Acres Of land, Il Nit OF which land
marked Fisher is filed with tie applita-
ton in writing In the ease, and which
tract Of land is proposed to bo taken BY
the Ohio River Rail Road Company, .
corporation duly created and acting I'm.
der the laws Of West Virginia, and in
tended by said company to be appropri-
ated Tor the purpose Of constructing and
oreratinga double track rail road under
and by virtue Of ita act OF incorporation
and the lNws Of said Slate.
ONO RIVER RAIL RoAU CoiPAEY.
BY Counsel.
JANIS Il. CoucH, Ia, COUNSEL,
apTill4.iT,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Compliment.

A Washington correspondent.
says that 'Ion. Enslaco Gibson, Of
West Virginia, who is attracting
80 much attention in the political
world by his sharp, sensible, and
manly speeches, is a most remark.
able man, No member of Congress
keeps better posted on pending leg.
islation or is better equipped Tor
ready and intelligen! debate. In
this respect he has no superior in
the House. Hoisaman ofwonder.
full energy and force Of character,
and not only attends TO a large
amount of business, but makes
himself felt in all he undertakes. =
He is great fayorito with all the
employees of the House, and is no
ted for his politeness To them, aud
is particularly kind to the little
pages. His Democracy ia of The
stalwart kind, based upon thor.
ough study Of its principles and
history, He is one of the coming
men in American politics"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Farm,
Situate in Cooper District, Mas.
on County, West Virginia.

| pY virtue Of q deed Of Trust executed
ID TO the undersigned Trustee BY w,
H. Howard and Ida +. Howard his wife,
on the 9th day Of February, 1885, con.
Yeying the following described tract or
parcel OF land situate in Cooper District,
lin Mason county, West Virginia, bound.
ed and described as follows. Beginning
at Il stake and stone set in the ground,
corner 10 said Howard and Daniel ROush
iahickory, maple aud oak bushes mark.
ed as pointers, thence with the division
line OF said Howard and David Roush
n So lV w. 2I9 poles 10 a stake and
stone SGT in the ground In lima Of A. ].
Shirley's land the same corner 10 d.
yid Roush; thence with Shirley's line N.
+ T. S5l poles to hollow hickory, a
gum, hickory and dOgvood marked Tor
pointers; thence n. g L. " poles to q
Jack oak, corner 10 a. J. Shirley; thence
No. 5S7 W. o poles and links 70 a rock
and oak In Albert Roush line; thence
with line Of said Roush n. 5Oo y. %
poSs 70 \ white oak corner to Albert
Roushand FoglesOngs line; thence With
llne oil the same S SSo Z. 81 poles IS d
stone and white oak pointers; thence S,
bO' E.-ljO poles 10 q dead white oak,
corner 10 said Howard; thence S. go z,
Us poles to the place Of beginning esti.
mated 10 contain els aorOs more or less
aud Of Record in Trust Deed Book, No.
:, Folios' S56 and $50 in the County
Court Clerks Office Of Mason County in
trust 10 secure unto George W. GiSt the
payment Of q certain note executed by
slIid W. II, Howard and Ida +. Howard
ior the sum Of Four Hundred Dollars
with interest from date and payable
twelve months alter date TO George W..
Gist, or order, dated january lst 1885,
and having been required by said George
W. Gisi the owner and holder Of said
note TO make sale Of said real estate, Tor
the said debt and interest due thereon,
! will on tho 6ih day Of Mar, 1885,
At the front door Of tho Court House Of
Mason County, sellat public auction up.
on the following terms, to.Wit One
third Of the purchase money cash In
hand; one.thitd thereof with interest In
one year, and the residue with interest
In two yeas FROM day Of sale, taking
from the purchaser notes with good SO.
curily Tor the deferred payments and 70.
t0ining the legal title rs q further secuF.
ny. Said sale will be made subject 10 a
trust deed executed by said W. II. How
art and Ida +, Howard, his wife, u b,
:. NanMalre, Trustee, to secure John
S0meryille N the payment Of a note OK.
ecnlod by said w II. Howard and Ida
!. Howard lor the sum OF s., $50 bearing
date October lie 10th, 1881, With inter.
est from date, which last decd Of trust is
deled the 10Th day Of October, 1884, and
Of record intrllstdeel buck, M. =, pages
slD, &ci IN uald County Cart CiSrks
office oi'aiaHou c1tlnty,
VIII. I0MkiNsQN, Tgns,ss.
sprilil-iw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

The ParkOrsburg Seat,nei does no!
approve Of The plan Of holding u
State convention to nominate a
United States Senator, and says-
I'VE confess our inability to dis,
cover a method in all things quite
80 good as the old fashioned way. f"
But il also ssys.
"If it be desired To make a test
ofihe general opinion Of tho popu-
Iarity Of the candidates Of the SEN
ate, lei each county convention at
the time Of the nomination OF its
candidates for the Legislature do.
clare who ii is for aud who it is
against, and lei the candidate make
the race on that issue. This would
bring the question directly homo u
the voters and they could express
their preference at the polls, and
in such a manner as to leave no
mistaken idea as to whom they
want OF whom lbey DO not want"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Combinations.

The Gfeenbtier Ihdspendmt in
PARTICLE headed Labor Ilaions,g
haslhis tosay ',The dag may not
be'fat distant whpn every person
iutbeiland.may feel bimself called
upon tcypin some Organization foI
yelfpgotectiona Capital may com.
bine against labot, o. II not against
Ii may slill combine, aIerohants
may epubihe, cities and even
States ms : upon certain questions.
Tie combination Of combinations
will, however be when The farmers
teelsealled upon 70 enter into q
clmbinaiion aud form 8 mutual
profession society. The Knights
Of Labor ahdiall similar clanst then
extantwill fall before the slupsn.
dopsness Nan organisation Of the
farmers 81 this vast country #
cgsnoDe balfof them nlaierialize
iiitol4 definite, we'll organized and
delefinipedlbody. ToiI the other
organizations si!lbow infeserenco,
factieps opposition willbecompell.
ed @ DO homage, and the politi.
clans viii kneel before it with that
humility knowu only 10 those
priacely beings who hold in their
hands the destinies Of nations!-
The Grange, which has been the
farmers organization, has lacked
nanylessential qualities TO make
istelt as a power in the land. 1t
pretended to ignore politics, but,
inIsome sections, pracliced II. A
farmers organization cannot afford
To entirely ignore politics, but
should openly affirm its determius-
zion to seek such reliefs as it felt
we're necessary and proper, where,
ever they we're to be found, outside
the ballot box, If possible, but III it,
orithropgh it, II necessary. # all
other classes combine the farmers
may, we say, be forced to do the
same thing, but they should beware
of undertaking too much. There
isa community Of action necessary
toa healthy state, yet they may
look TO their own interests, sspeo.
tally as touching taxes, for all sd.
nit that il is the farmers pocket
(Which the tax,gatholer thrusls
his hand to the creates. depth.
whether the present political
parties will doff their turbans to
the knights Of Labor We know not,
but we do know there will be bow.
ing and scraping when the farmers
feel called on to combine for reduc-
tion Of taxes and against other
wrongs, and the day Of such COM
bination may not DO as distant as
the millennium"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
NoIIlag lenInre NoIllns 30

gofhiag Venture Notiins Vim
pl,asa n In IA III iissent
City 4 eiilinl,gnei MN 4 TX,
tlat ceftsinIy i,s ig0Ib NepibIy
and ibe Gfsnd l3ilaftsrIs ljieel55
|oi HE Norla Fa1dd !. 6uislars
st:lte I,oltetg cs8,s 4 X M Il ( sc.
IS TONED pfoa5 Nav as.
'ies a. 81 rassdag Slafsb an
when 81 500 ~ sboWefed eysy,.,
where. NE sesni. willintefests Il
last lie Winning iistties tbe y. a
Can Wait I'D Il t6e MA time IA
.Iheif sbars n luck Tbe First
.Capilai st5DO0O3 was suld II.
ileaibs d. s i3eaeb,son g. No. "a!
0s0 twoof which SS0.0O0l VA
collected for TIE aced0ht 81 SIer.
ehanls NATL Bank Of Cincinnati
Ozone sl5. OOOJ sas held 81 Oiai
sAndafs6f, Ne, 40 Chestnut IN.
san Francisco. c ala another tantb
was paid % Wells; FARGO 4 Co.'s
.BsaE. SAD Ffanciscd. Gais l6s IA.
msinder wehtto parties N Jnahi,
Stb etc.. etc Tie Second oapilai
Prize $3.50. eco vas won by tiel,et
40. i0057 aud mas collected a 4
whole for a marty 81 Wells Faygb
W Co.'S Bank san Francisco. ar.
TIE Fbifd capitai Prize 1870. GOOl
vas Wor, hy Ms. "a. 49, was sod IL
lt6ntbs ss 81 eacb-oue % John
Ga Fes. M. 4tS n fslh s.. Nav
York C;ty: onetoS q Kurt. (iincin.
iali o.. one a c. &. YOUNG. LoT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

Attorney General Caldwell, Of
shisstate has decided that as The
constitution provides for separate
schools for white and colorsd child.
rem there must be separate insIi'
tntes andexaminA1ions for teachers
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

Judge 0Eey johnson, Of the So.
pralne eoartof appeals II ia said,
has declared himtelf a candidate
for the Demdcraiic nomination for
Congress. in this district.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

After all Edmuuds had to give
in, and John 4. McGraw will be
confirmed as the Collector for West
Virginia, Cleveland wins IN his
fght with the Senate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Jnst What wo ,yhlnlf

KauSwha Gazette.
Italian labOrers are at work on
the Ohio River Railroad, and the
Point Pleasant REGprER thinks
they ought 70 DO discharged 10 fav.
or Of home laborers,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

tis foeh0t Point
nus ,ed t3pt nt he s5ns D i65 81 d
bslofe tie 81 l5Alls l5, q Dc lisslii,
~ order 70 aacesiain ilic indebtl lht d
~ order 81 lhe Council
( q Elg caiaiaiitse
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

Following upon tho statement
that Judge okey johnson would
stand for Congress IN This disitict
al the coming elee!ion--is tho an
tiouncsment that he has broken
drt Niih The neasels,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

Hon, Joseph spngg, d Hardy
county, is tho leader and originator
Of the movement 70 establish &
STATE Bal AssgeiAtIOn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14
Stockholders Meeting.

THE annual meeting Of the stockhold,
l en- Of the Hope Manufacturing and
Coal Company, will DO held nj The Coui.
pany's Otiice Ia MRon CITY, on Wednes.
day, April 2lst, 1855. for the purpose OIL
elactiny a Board Of Directors, andi the
transaction Of such other business VI
may legally come before them.
j. .. DAVIS, Secretary,
mch2i-Sy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

One reason Of the often unjust
feeling Of the public against corpo
rationa springs from tho fact, for
which the people are alone to
blame, tina! individuals have 20
legal rights against corporations
The body Of our laws are framed to
administer justice bets cen peorp,
But during The last City years most
personal property passed into the
hands of corporations. An indi-
yidual and a corporation are not
peers, for ono main reason that the
latter is immortal. By careful de.
lay and constant appeal it can put
of any suit fora longer time .han
the complainant cares to livo.-
Nothing would SO tend to restore
corporations TO popularity as a
willingness to submit disputes 10
Arbitration.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-14

Don't worry about the next Uni
ted States Senator from West Viz.
GINA, Don't lie awake o nights
trying TO think Of his name. Put
in your spring crops. They will
need your attention. Senators
spring naturally and grow with.
out cultivation,