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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

A PAISFuLL AccIDEST.-Henry
Padgelt, a ward of Hon. W. W,
Curcoran, and a bright little lad Of
II years, had his leg brokcn at MIS-.
l. Z. .PuttOn'S, near Union, on Sui.
urday last, the 18th inst. He wap
wrestling with a companion, Jas.
White "a nephew Of Mr.. ]. D. Lo.
gum and fell in such a way as ia
break his left leg between the knee
and thigh. Drs. Mcdonald and
Brown set the broken limb and
under their attention the youthful
suffer is doing well.-MOnroe Watch,
man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

The new cemetery, located about
two miles from town on the West
Columbia road, is beautiful plat
of Sandy ground. 1t is now being
laid out in lots, by County Survey.
or, Howard. The ten acres is to
have a nice fence put around il,
aud a dwelling for Sexton is to be
built. When the lots are all laid
out, they will be offered for sale, at
a price that will net sufficient to
pay for the land and make the nee.
essary improvements upon it. II
is not the intention to charge more
for the lots than will make the
town even on its purchase. The
first person buried in the new Gem.
e'ety was Mr.. Kuhn, who was bur.
led there last Thursday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

New GooDs. Mr. C. W. Maupin
has just arrived from the East with
a mammoth stock ofgoOds, intend
ed for his store at Arbuckle and
also for his utore at South side,-
lie is prepared 10 sell as cheap as
The cheapest, and invites his
friends and customers 10 an exam.
inalion nj his two stocks, at his
two stores. Call and see him Sw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

The attorneys for the defense in
the oase Of the Stale vs. Sickles in.
dicLed for murder in Calhoun 'cnun.
ty, succeeded in securing a change
Of venue, aud the prisoners have
heen removed to Roane county,
where they will be tried at The
next term Ofthe Circuit Court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

NoTIcE Il must have money
and those owing me will please
call and settle at once, as l need
the money and cannot call on you
the second time.
q 4w. ]. NJ. ADKINS,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

A carrier pigeon belonging ia
John Friosmuth, Of Wheeling was
'oosed at Wichita, Kansas, satur.
day morning at 1884 o'clock and
reached Wheeling, Monday at 2;S5
?. m thus making the best long
distance on record
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03
without Reference 10 Earth,
nIInlke1.

The cstSiaty fine Success Of
Southern enterprises is shown by
the regularity which has charac.
terized the Grand Monthly Draw.
ings of The Louisiana State Lot.
tery-the 19Sth Of which events
will take place on Tuesday, Nov.
0, l8S6-withent reference IL earth
quakes or other interferences.-
Gen'ls G. T. Beanregard of La and
Jubal, A. Early Of Va, will scatter
some 1926, 800 all about the earth.
For any information apply to NJ.
A. Dauuhin, New Orleans, La. Do
not forget the day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03
Creditors N0,Iee.

ITO the Creditors Of Levi Fetly, deed.
i IN pursuance 0f q decree 81 the Cir.
cult Court OF Mason County, West Wiz.
ginia, made in cause therein vending,
TO- subject the real estate Of the said w..
Vi tetly TO the payment NJ his debts,
You are required 10 present yDnF claims
against the estate Of SAil Levi Retty for
adjudication 10 Chas, W, Phelps, Special
Commissioners, At his office II the saiA
County, on or before tue SCth day Of
November, 1884
Witness R, L. Mitchell, CLERK NJ said
Court, this 10Th day nj OCtOlpr, 1854
H. L. MITCHELL Ckrt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03
Jersey Cattle for Sale.

W. II. Tomlinson has for sale on his
farm, three miles from Point Pleasant,
fifteen extra nice unregistered Jersey
heifrrs, in calf to Registered Bull De.
lNncy Boy, descended from the famous
Irish Rose and Delaney the First.
Terms OF sale, reasonable. Also two
young Jersey Bulls, from same stock.
oct. 6-ti.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

To Qua PATRvNs.-'rhe time of
year has arrived when We need
money very badly. There are u
great many who owe US on sub
scriptiUn, advertising and job
work, and it is to them we address
ourSelf The price Of the REGISTER
has been reduced to SlOO u year
in advance. This price we expect
to continue, aud il you want to
continue the paper, you must pay
for it promptly in advance, we can
not afford TO send the paper on
credit. This rule will be rigidly
adhered to and all will be treated
alike, whether rich or poor, high
or low. When ordering the paper
send the money or you will not get
it. Those whose times are out or
about out must renew with the
cash, or their papers will be stop.
ped. We shall endeavor 10 stop all
promptly at the expiration of time
paid for. Those who have been
taking the REGISTER during the
campaign, if they are pleased with
it, we would like tn have them send
in their dollar, and continue the
paper to their address for year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03
HIGHLAND CHIEF.

TTIE celebrated stallion Highland
/ Chieiwill make the season OF lSSB
in his new stable near the bridge which
crosses Crooked Creek at It's mouth, al
$50 the season. Mares not proving with
ioal may he returned next season free o.
charge. Pasturage furnished at 80 cents
per week. Oats and hay Sl.OO per week
Mares can be sent from a distance by
boat, owners giving notice In advance O
shipment. Tho best care and attention
will he given. Accidents and escapes al
owners risk. Address all communiCa
tions TO J. ]. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant
West Virginia.
may 5-4w,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

State Superintendent B. S. Nor.
gan recommends that the afternoon
Of Friday, November 18th, be OBJ,
served by the free schools as arbor
day, and that shade and ornamen'
tai trees be planted 10 the public
school grounds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

. pIED'-on Thursday evening.
October 28'h, at her homo near hi.
place, Of fever, Mrs. Burt Faudree.
pged 20 years. She leaves a bn.
band and one child month old
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Notice To Trespassers.

WARNING is hereby given that any
w person who shall shoot, huni,
range, fish or fowl on our lands in Glen.
denim District, Mason County, West
Virginia, or who shall trespass thereon
by landing, tying or lying with their
shanty or other boats on the banks,
beach or shore along onr Ohio river
front, will be arrested aud otherwise
dealt with Us provided by law.
Q, 7, BEALE,
j. NJ. II, BEALE,
JOHN W. STEENBERGEN.
oct. l3-iw.
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OBTTlUGRY.
aAIlwe love and, A ~ 81 "
Like onnelHes innst fade and perish

HAIl We love and 49, ~ 81 y
Like ourselves must fade and perish
Died, At her home in gihe Pleas
ant Flat, October 49,, 1856, Mrs.
Mary Js,@ife d MAXWELL sdybnrh,
in her 54lh year. Born and reared
in ourSvlcihity shsapassed life
amid the scenes Of her childhood,
and died sufroundedby the tfisnds
and companions Of her youth.
Justast the sunshine Of her life was
At Us meridian; and our hopes ran
high that she would be spared Ia
many years, she pasted away. We
shall sadly miss her in our social
circle, whose presence always
brought gladness; and entering her
hospitable home, we shall miss her
kindly greeting and genial smile,
which made US feel at home, and
among our friends indeed. Obi
homeI supremely bles.l where
true devotion and love unfeigned,
supremely feigned, where all hearts
beat in unison, and eyes looked
love to eyes, and grew brighter as
they saw vthO.sympalhetic smile
spontaneous emblem Of a noble
heart. - But there are other
hearts that feel more poignant.
~ the pang Of separation. :
How deeply, none but him for
whom che bated her arm 10 fight
with him ths battle Of life; and
those who loved to liuger around
the now vacant chair to bear her
counsels, admonilions and prayers
can ever know. Yet il pure mo
tives and noble deeds are rewarded
they can find solace in knowing
that she has reached the Heaven
she loved SO well. Asa true chris.
tian she reVered her God. AS a Low.
ing wife she was ever faithful and
true. AS a fond mother she was
ever devoted to her children. As
friend and neighbor, che was
kind to all. The writer has init
mately known the departed for
more than a quarter Of d century;
we never heard her speak an On,
kind word; we never heard hei
speak i'll Of any one; we never saw
her angry; we never saw a frown
upon her brow; we never saw a
uobler woman. Her life was that
Of u true christian exemplifying
the power aud beauty of the relig.
ion Of Jesus. Being devoted to her
GOd, her Savior aud his church
her summons did not come unex
pectedly. She gave abundant evi,
dence Of resting for salvation alone
upon the meritoriOus Righteousness,
Of Christ, knowing that her Re.
deemer liveth, and finding much
pence in believing, she anxiously
desired to depart aud be with
Christ. S.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

People are now required to use
'Fes, and they ought to roo 10 /,
hd' all chimnoys and llues nrc IN
fe condition. A li.tIe fora
'hought might save our neo,I,
Navy a dollar
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

FLOWERS FOR FALL PLANTING
FREE.-The enterprising publish.
ers Of the Housekeeper have en-.
gagged Maud Meredith, the bright.
est and most popular poet and
author in the West, as editor, be
ginning with the November mum.
Der, To any one who subscribes
now at 81 per year, the publishers
will send free the three last mum.
hers Of 1886, which will contain
the first chapters Of some charming
stories and serials, and one Of three
beautiful collections of imported
lilies, tulips and hyaciuths for fall
planting, or forcing. in the house
for winter blooming, One lady
agent wanted in every county to
whom permanent aud profitable
employment will be given. Ad.
dress Buckeye Publishing Co., Min.
neapolis, Minnesota.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03
1naAr soTYcus.
Commissioners Sale Of Part 81
Lot No. Ii, First Tier in the
Town OF Point Pleasant.

-srItaA VI 4WAAAI a ANAtoAAANa
INpunuance oithe terms and proyis.
i ions Of q decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, render
ed on the lIth day Of sepiembet, 1886,
IN . certain ehaneeTy snit therein pend.
ing In NlichAL. ]. Martin, aiministfal
trix Of The estate Of George Martin, de-
ceased, Il, Plaintiff, and lEnos Smith and
Others are Defendants. We the under.
signed special commissioners, shall on
the 2Snd Day ofNOvember. 1885,
al tue tfOht door Of thG Court House oil
said county proceed TO sell a public
auction, all b 4, ceftlin lot or pafcel Of
land lying ard bling inthe comfy Of
Mason, State Of West Vifginiaahd town
Of Point 2 leasant bonded and describ.
ID Asiollows, to-Rie BEGINNING 10 the
corner between 0 lot owned by P. c.
Eastman and the lot aforesaid, on Main
street, thence with Main street nortller-
y "! links to the lower corner OF lot
No. Y towards the Ohio river four poles,
70 the corner oftlle Robert Wilson lot,
thence With the line Of said Wilson lot
81! links TO said Eastham's line four
poles to the beginning, estimated to
contain one-eighth Of an acre more OF
less.
Said slle.will be made Tor cash as To
one.fQurth Of the purchase money and
as to the residue On { credit OF six and
twelve months, bonds with good secnri.
~ will be required from the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale and
the title will be retained as q further
sscurity.pl
p 8 Wy, II. TOAIEINsON,
J@. ENGLISH
q gspeciai Commissioners.
Thereby certify that bond has been
givengs required BY law.
,.sg r.. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
oct27.iw. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

We hold this paper hack day
IN order to give the election re.
turns IRON the county, and as much
as We can Of tho State, and Of Ohio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TN pursuance Of the terms aud proyis.
| ions Of a decree of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, render.
cd ON the 18th day Of September, 1885,
ina certain. chancery suit therein pend.
lug in which Charles w. Jamison is
Plaintiff and Mary l.. Jamison and 9TH
ers are defendants ! shall on the 22nd
day of November, 1856, at tile
front door Of the Court House Of Mason
county, West Virginia, proceed to sell
at public auction, the tract or parcel oil
land in the Bill and proceedings men.
toned and described as containing POS
acres, more or less, Situated on the wa.
ters o. the Ohio Ten Mile Creek in said
county, upon the following terms to.wit.
For cash as to one.fourtli of the pur,
chase money, and as 10 the residue on a
credit OF six and twelve months, taking
fronthe purchaser bond with good Sc.
curity bearing interest from the day Of
sale for the deferred payments, and re.
tainingthe title as'a further security,
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioner.
! do certify that the above named
Special Commissioner has executed bond
before me in the penalty Of $500, as
required by law.
X. L. MITCHELL Clerk.
Oct2I Nv, ~ -
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~nYFLoATERs.
!. b aow midi o kIlIauall.


#R TFLoATERs.
II Is now lawful 10 kill quail.
There are sOnesefs ancisil men
in this town. IA
The fall vote Sas out ID this Dis
tEict yesterday n
The pOliiicalliat are now Out
Of business, .eg
The gray autumn days have
come, with frost
The REarrER will now give ii
attention to local news. "a
The Council is going to put "
lamps 10 King Town.
Rumor has Il, !bata very tony
wedding, is near a. hand.
The bqckwheat crop is almost q
failure iuthis county.
Some Of our fellows are spending
their idle time squirrel hunting.
The new sown wheat is looking
we'll all oyerthe county. 70
The health Of our community Il
very good. B
Times are ligeaing up aliltle in
this place.
The town 10 now on a boom, keep
her moving " A ~
Saunders Eastman shipped a6ne
lptof cattle to the East, last week,
Thistown needs tenement houses,
more than anything else just now.
Come in and see the editor, with.
out waiting 10 be invited.
This paper is delayed. a day tc
publish the election returns.
Potatoes are no! IN abundant
crop this season.
A six months old child Of Mr.
Samuel Fabian, died last week.
Rankin Wiley Jr, has added Q
nice new porch to his residence.
The election passed off quietly al
this place.
Several new buildings are in con.
temptation in this place.
The recent rains have been very
beneficial to the wheat
Apples are plenty, and selling
at fror. So cents to 81 a barrel,
Gabbort now gets Ohio Rive
coal by rail.
The bucket at the Court House
well, is off, and causes the publ,
much inconvenience.
Henderson has sold his Nonparei
to the proprietors of the "Labo
Advocate" Charleston,
The farmers in the county arr
pretty much through with Iheil
fall work.
If YOU want to insure your prop.
erty don't forget to call at Gus Jor
dams Insurance Agency.
Farmers tell US that corn is mo-
near so good as ii was last year
The prices however, arc better.
The men who take such pleasur Il
in cliticising this paper, have oul
thanks.
Butchering time ia near at hand
and then for spare.ribs and back
bones,
Many farmers are now huskinf
their corn aud bringing it t,
market.
The wagon makers and black
smiths Of the town are doing a gooc
business.
The fine farms and we'll kept
stock, Of this county, are indica
tons Of prosperity,
The County Court meets 6vC
days after the election, to counr
the vote.
We want our friends to know
that we do all kinds of job work
Mercantile printing a specially.
The grocer cannot palm of any
more bogus butter on the people
for the genuine stuff.
Hog cholera is reported as cpl
demic in many Of the counties o
this State.
Cabell county statistics for the
year 1885 shows APO births and III
deaths.
The muddy season is approach
ing, and SO is the time for bac
roads,
Our county correspondents az,
requested to be on the alert anc
send US in tho news.
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IAE si 9 ms. jasper Lemas.
YEP near hickory ehaPel Fhs mas :
oeen dangerously '.. ~ WIN m sass
leyeF' y y snls FElsipg GONZALES
eng slg'.. /. ny, .,.s 81. !. y.
| I inc many Y. tt'enaio' MIS- sapnie
She i.ifGst recovering from her late
serious iliness.!s B. ,..l N.
Mrs Jerry Melton, who lives
across the Kanawha, and who has
been seriously nj wfih.mhlarial fs.
ysr, Il couyaiescins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-03

,;a a small mare for sale-for ppr.
'''u'"F' Inquire at this office.
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NotICe 10 Tnko ncnnsIiIons.

no c. X. Stout Take notice, that on
| the 18th day Of November, A. D.
1885, between the hours Of s o'clock A.
NJ. and 9 +. NJ, at the law office Of j. X.
Couch, JT,, In the town Of Point Pleas.
ant, West Virginia, ! will take the Dep.
osition OF Milton Salser, Dean Swisher
and Others, to be read In evidence in
my behalf In certain suit now pending
in the Circuit Court for the County Of
Mason, and State OF West Virginia, in
which | am Plaintiff aud you are Dc.
PENDANT. II lronl any cause the taking
Of said deposition shall not be completed
on the day Aforesaid, the same shall be
continued from day to day, or from time
70 time, at the same place and between
the same hours, until tho same shall
have been completed.
GEORGE a. HALL,
]. H: Couch, Jr, p. q. BY Counsel,
OCT 97-iw.
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MING
Millinery!
New goods for the PeopIel
NO OLD STOCK!
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERSoNs wishing 10 purchase priv.
/ leges Oi stands NJ the Point Pleasant,
West Virginia Fair ground, during the
Re. Union To DO held there on October
10Th and goth, 1856, viii apply to The
undersigned.
W. H. HOWARD,
4. HESS.
I. KlrWELL,
Coulmitiee.
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our B00T ANl SH0E DEPARTMENT.

has grown be complete business nitse0nd operating both bac
can NAME YOU PRICES THAT OUR COMPETITORS W
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-05-08
A Call For Conventions.

To the Members of the Democratici Execu-
tive Committee and Democrats OF Mont
gomery County:
You are hereby requested to meet in
your respective districts on the 29th
day of next May, 1886 and select dele
gates to convention which will meet
in GAINESVILLE, at the Court House, on
the 9Th day Of June, 1885, at II o'clock,
for the purpose of sending delegates to
the State Judicial Convention called to
meet in the city of Nashville on the 9th
day Of June, 1886,
And you are further requested to
meet in your districts, at the voting
places therein, on the 31st day of June,
1886, and select your delegates to con-
Nention which will meet in GAINESVILLE
on the 9TH day of August, 1886, at II
o'clock, for the purpose of sending del
egates to the Gubernatorial Convention,
called to meet in the city of Nashville
on the 18th day of August, 1886, and
also to select delegates to the Senatorial,
Congressional, and Pictorial Conven-
tons hereafter to be called, also to
nominate two candidates for the Legis-
ature to represent Montgomery county
for the next two years, and also appoint
Democratic Executive Committee for
Montgomery county.
Let every Democrat in Montgomery
county take an interest in these con-
ventions, as it is very important that
we have full attendance. Meet in
your districts as above requested and
send good delegations.
By order of the Montgomery County
Democratic Executive Committee.
NJ. SAVAGE, Chm.
G. NJ. BELL, Sec'y.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-05-08
Resolutions Of Respect.
A. Il. HALL & SON,

The committee appointed to report
on the liie.and death Of Brother Henry
Gum submitted the following:
His life was quiet, CONSTANT and
useful, his death peaceful-he said am
ready-Henry Gum was born Feb. Is,
1909, deid at the home OF his son, Thos
Gum, in this county montgomery
April S0th, 1886, aged II years, two
months and fifteen days.
Brother Gum was born and raised in
Robertson county, this State of highly
respectedlpatrentage. He married the
daughter of Capt. 2. Grant, deceased,
of this county, then settled in the COM
munity in which his wife grew up.
They lived happily together for some
years, leaving him seven boys and two
girls with the great responsibility Of
raising and training them; this respon-
sibility he promptly met and his chill
dren grew up greatly respecting their
father, and, those now living, to
be good citizens, five having died in
early manhood and womanhood. Broth
er Gum protested faith in Christ in
1858, and joined the M. E. Church,
South, He was substantial and con-
sistent member thereof until removed
to the church triumphant. More than
thirty years he served as worthy mem
Der of this lodge OF Free and accepted
Masons; loving the order and practicing
its noble principles. In his death Phre-
donia Lodge No. 225, has lost valuable
member, "a good man has fallen"
Resolved, first that we cheerfully sub
mited the will and work of HIM who
cannot err, feeling that our loss is his in
finite gain.
Resolved, second, that we earnestly
condole with his children, praying that
they may finally meet their sainted
father where parting will be no more.
Resolved, third, that our lodge be
draped in mourning and the members
wear their usual badges thereof for
thirty days.
Resolved, fourth, that copy OF this
report be furnished his children, also q
copy to the GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE
for publication.
H. L. BURNEY,
JAMES H. PATRICK,
JAMES III. BRAWNER.
Committee.