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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-15
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News has just been received here
from Jackson county, Of the fa.aI
effects Of the recent earthquake
The great rock known as "Bald
Rock" overhanging the hillside on
the farm of Leslie Cummings was
loOsened by the shock aud came
tumbling down. In its course il
crushed through the barn and
struck the house where Cummings
family we're sleeping, knocking the
building of its foundation and ma.
king it a complete wreck. Cum
mings and his wife were uninjured,
but their son, aged IA, who was
sleeping with Edward jerks, the
hired man, had his skull crushed
and killed. jerks was slightly in.
iured. Two mules in the barn
were instantly killed. The place
Is remote from railroad and tele.
giaph.
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EAST WAGGENER ITEMs.-The
wheat crop Of this section was
very good. 1t has nearly all been
threshed.
Rev. Kepler, Of Clifton, preached
at Locust Grove on last Saturday
night. That was his last sermon
for this year. The people will be
glad TO see him returned next year.
Green Bumgarner, Of Union, who
was badly hurt alta threshing ma.
chine some weeks ago, has greatly
improved. 1t is hoped that be will
soon be able to stir around again.
J. B. Yeager was indisposed dur.
ing par. of last week. His place
us Principal of tho West Columbia
schools, was filed by Robert Yeag
er, a brother Of his.
The Me!hodists, Of Locust Grove,
held a festival at that place on Sat.
urday night the 4rh inst. The
amount Of tho proceeds was about
$50. Y
Geo. N. Yeager will teach the
Gibbs School this year.
Thos. G. HogE will teach in Rob,
insOn District.
Il. NJ. Yeager and E. J. somer.
willie have engaged school in Ar.
buckle District.
John Fowler's wheat crop meas.
ured over 1900 bushels. He is a
successful furmer.
A good substantial bridge now
spans Ten Mile creek, near the res.
idenCe Of Thos. Fowler i! was
built by John Fowler, contractor.
A valuable COW, owned by Sam.
ueI Zerkel, died last week.
SCIPIo.
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AReductlon in Price.

In otderthat all msy have an
opportunity to subscribe for this
paper, we have concluded to put
the price down to ONE DOLLAR
A YEAR, in ADVANCE. All
whodonos pay strictlyin advance
will be charged s1.5O aYear. All
old subscribers can have the ben.
At of this reduction in rates by
paying up old scores, and paying
one year in advance. Outside Of
the county the price will esl.l6
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Special Commissioners sale Of
Real Estate.

IN pursuance 81 the terms Of dectelal
j order d The Circuit Court lot the
County Of Mason West Virginia, enter.
ed on the Goth day o. May, 1856 IN th6
rhancery cause therein pending, where
In II. /. Chester Is complainant and q.
W. FinniShmis defendant, the under.
signed Special Commissioner bprointed
for that purpose, shall proceed 70 ssil, at
hnblit AUCTION, At the front door Of tie
CDutt House vi Mason county, West
Virginia, 10 the highest bidder, on
Thursday ihc 10th day OF Sep.
TENDERS 1855, St l o'clock, p NJ, the
following lR6 tiAU,s Of land situate IN
the County OF Mason, State Of West Wiz.
ginia, on the Ohio River; about one and
0ne,qpatter mile below Letart Falls
One tract Is bounded as follows Begin.
ming at a stake on the Ohio Ritcr Short
distance back Of the original totfjof
where once stood two heecllcs and d
spanish oak, one OF the ancient military
corners 10 the 81 1902 acres, thence up the
river $, u w. 60 poles, TO 4 stake on tile
bank Of the river, thence west 95l poles
TO d white oak tree, thence n. o. poles 10
a stake In the military line, thence 25S
poles 70 tile place 81 beginning con.
tanning IS acres more or less.
The other tract adjoins tho aictcmons
TONED tract, lying back Of Il, and was
originally d part thereof, and Is bound.
ed as follows: Commencing al O white
oak tree, 95l poles from the Ohio river,
thence west lSl poles to q stake, a large
and o small whltb oak, q hiukots aud
three black oak Saplinss Tor pointers,
thence n, " +. " poles to q stake set III
a deep rayihe, two hickory and double
beech bush for pointers, OH the old mill:
taty line, and with said line S. Slt Z. %
poles 10 q stake; thence South 81 poles
TO the place Of beginning, estimated 70
contain twenty-five acres more or leasI
the sNidtw several trRets Of land.hehg,
the same on which the said q, w, Fin.
nicnn now resides
Tie terms Of sale will be az follows
Cash ID hand as 10 tile SUN Of SU5S.4B;
with interest thereon from tho Goth day
Of May, 1880, and costs Of suit aud sale,
and upon q credit as follows AS 10 S9B0
ill April ISL 1877, without INTEREST," As
S272 I'LL April list, 1883, without interest;
aud II there is any residue upon credit
Of three years us to that, tie SAME to
bear interest from date, the purchaser
giving his notes, with good security idr
the deferred installmentS, and tho titlr
TO the land viii be retained as a iurtbef
security for the same, until all tile pay;
menH shall have been made.
II. r. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
Simpson ( Howard, sUls.
/ hereby certify that II. r. Howard,
the above named Special Commissioners
has given the bond required by law and
the decree under which he is acting.
Il. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
aug. lS-4w.
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II. r. HOWARD,
Snecial Commissioner
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of the authority vested in
ID me by a certain deed Of trust made
and executed by John +. Wiseman,
George W. Raybum and Levi Thomas to
the undersigned Trustee, bearing date
on the 10th day Of July, 1883, and recor-
ded in the County Court Clerk 5 office Of
Mason county, West Virginia, in trust
deed book No. I, folio l43, &C., to secure
TO @. Aultman & Co. the payment oil
three several prOmissory notes for the
sum Of Sl7l.G6i, each, md default hay.
ing been made IN the payment Of q por y.
ton Of said notes and tho interest there.
on, and having been requested so to do
by the holder OF said mites, the under.
signed Trustee, will on Saturday, the
ed Day of October, 1856, at
O'Clock I, NJ, sell by way Of public aue.
ton, to the high est bidder, at the front
door Of the Court House OF Mason coun!
I ty, the following property embraced in
said Deed OF Trust, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said I'M
debtednesS, viz:
One No. l, Cleared Sweepstake Thresh.
er; one mounted S-horse Carey Power,
including all necessary equipments and
attachments. Also the following prop.
erty Of g, w. Rayburn, described In
said deed Of trHSt, as follows One yoke
Of work Oxen, one year old; one brindle
COW i've years old; one bay Horse nine
years, old, named Rover; one chestnut
sorreI horse nine years old, named Char.
ley; 30 hogs; one wagon; one pillow and
one-harrOwj also, one tract or parcel Of
land lying and being on the waters Of
Old Town Creek, In the District Of Coop.
er, Mason county, West Virginia, est.
mated 10 contain 30 acres; also the fol.
lowing property OF Levi Thomas, do.
scribed In said Deed OF Trust as follows
One brown horse eleven years old, nam
ed Jack; one buy horse Ten years old,
named Charley; one brown COW Ave
years old; also one tractor parcel OF land
situate in the District Of Cooper, County
Of Mason and State OF West Virginia,
estimated to contain 80 acres. Both the
aforementioned tracts Of land are fully
bounded and described in said Trust
Deed.
TERMS OF SALE:-one.third Of the
purchase money 10 be paid cash In hand
on day Of sale and the remaining two.
thirds in two equal payments In one and
two years from dey Of sale, deferred
payments TO be evidenced BY notes OF
purchaser with good security and to
bear interest from date.
D. s. VAN MATRE,
sept S.4w. Trustee.
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RAIL ROAD Notes.-The steam
shovel is at work ut the Ohio River
Railroad incline, loading cars with
gravel from the beach for ballast
The Company is now ballasting
about one mile of road bed a day.
The railroad track is laid to
Hartford City. Here they were
stopped On account of the treslle
over Sliding Hill creek, not being
completed, but the construction
train expected to pass over it yes
'erlay. After this trestle, there
will be no more delays until Park.
erSburg is reached.
A gang Of men are now at work
putting up the Telegraph piles aud
wire, along the Ohio River Railroad.
Another locomotive has arrived
from Paykersburg for use on the
Ohio River Railroad. - 4
The first through train to Park.
crsburg, it is expected, will be put
on the Ohio River Railroad early
in December.
A water tank is being built al
Clifton.
A large round house is TO be built
al this place.
Another locomotive together
with number Of gravel cars, are
on their way to this place, for use
on the Ohio River Railroad.
The track as far as balIasled aud
levellcd, is in as good condition as
many old roads.
A $1,000 depot is to be built by
the K, & 0. Railroad, at this place.
The trains on the X. & 0. Rail.
road, seem to be run without con.
sidering the interest Of the people.
Iron bridges are 10 take the place
of the wooden ones along the K. &
o. Railroad.
1t wonld pay the Ohio River
Railroad to put on passenger
train between this place and Hart.
ford City.
The rivers have been very low
for the past three weeks, and navi.
CATION has been almost entirely
suspended. When our railroads
are finished nobody will miss or
care for the rivers.
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LEON IrEMs.-The weather is
dry, bu! with prospects for rain.
The bridge men have already laid
the foundation for one pier; they
intend to lay the foundations of all
the piers 70 as to ge. out Of the
way of the water. From here they
go to Ten Mile,
Miss Fannie Sullivan has return.
ed from a visit to Kanawha.
Miss Nettie X. Long and Miss
Emma Morgan have gone to Lew.
isburg, to attend school.
Our Postmaster and Rev. Mars.
ton are happy-bOth girls.
MARK.
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a. Coon TnouPE. The Tokseni

a GoOD TROUPE Inc loWsenu
Dramatic Company, underline man,
agemenl Of Harry Townsend, after
playing to good houses in this city
for the past week, left ON Sunday
last for catlelGburg, KY where
they opened up to successful busif
ness on Monday night last. This
was Townsead's third visit % this
place, and BY his gentlemahly con.
duct, be has endsared himself 10
our people. His troupe is compo.
Sed Of ladies and gentlemen, who
support him admirably III all bis
roles. Among his support may be
mentioned the redoublable Harry
P.ae, who has often visited US
with Dramatic Troupes under his
own management; Miss Either Ly.
ons, who possesses great dramatic
talent, Mrs. g. R. Gilbert who to.
gelher with her talented husband
and a hos. Of others are a host
within themselves, and are artists
Of the first watch. To anyone de-
string to spend a quiet evening Of
enjoyment, recreation and enter
taintuent, we can cheerfully com.
mend to them the Townsend ORA
matte Company. They are artists
Of true merit, and we bespeak for
them in our sister cities, the care.
full attention of the amusement Low.
ing portion Of the community
This troupe will always meet with
a hearty and generous reception
from our citizens whenever they
visit US.
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A little negro boy about 10 years
old, commonly known as Nose,
broke into the hardware stcre oil
john NJ. Adkins, Saturday night,
and Stole two revolvers and nine,
teen poOketknives He told on
himself, and Mr., Adkins recovered
part Of his property,
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PERsoS4ts. The Misses Mary
and sallie Tietney, Of Weston, are
visiting the family Of MI. r. W.
Sterling, ofthe s.ortz House, this
city.
Thete we're so many ofour friends
instowh during the late conyen'
tions, that it Is impossible for Us
TO name each one who called atths
pay their respects to the
editor
Hon. H. R. Howard, makes q
most excellent presiding olIicer al
a convention.
Nrs. Judge Guthrie is visiting
friends this week, at Belpre, Ohio
Miss Jessie Timms, Of this place
is visiting friends, this week, in
Gallipolis.
Miss Alice Kimberling, is visit
ing relatives at Buffalo.
Hon Jacob Kemple, Of Wheel
ing, the lawyer, statesman and
humorists, has been in Town seyer.
al days, mingling with his many
friends.
Miss Lou Sargent, Of Indiana, il
visiting friends in this place.
Col. Smith and Hon. q. L. Hogg
left for Pqrkersburg, Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Edmund sehon and child.
rem have returnedffom the Springs
]. D. MccullOcb, Esq, and fam
lily have returned from Monroe
sulphar Springs.
Mr.. John McCulloch has return.
ed from the Springs, looking much
improved in health, we are glad to
say.
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Mr.. F. Bentg, Of Mason City.
has started a wholesale aud retail
cigar mandatory in this place
lie is a splendid workman and IN
derstands every detail Of the bust
ness. We hope he may do we'll.
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, MAS
y ON COUNTY, IS: At Rules held II
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court o.
Mason coun5', on the last Monday Ii
the month Of August, 1896.
G. A. Hall
vs..
T, X. Stout.

Trespass on me case in Assumpsit and
upon attachment. Damages 5000.
The object Of the above entitled suit Il
to recover from the defendant the sum
Of $Sl6.5s, which said sum has been
suggested and attached IN the hands OI
c. W, Smith. And il appearing from
Affidavit filed that the defendant 7. K,
Stout Is a nonresident Of the State oil
West Virginia, aforesaid, II Is ordered
that hO do appear here within one
month after the first publication NJ this
order and do what Is necessary to pro
tect his interest IN this suif.
Tcste: X. 4, MITCHELL,
sept. l-4wt Clerk.
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Farmers OF Mason County and the
kEnaWlla Yalley.

CONSULT your own interest and make
" no purchases Of Binders, ReapeB,
Mowers, &c, until Won have seen tho
new Johnston Machinery. &large stock
Of which will BE- placed on sale al Point
Pleasant this Spring. Our specially 1
the TWo.HoRSE FOLDING BINDER,
thequa'ed Tor light drauyht, durability,
anu complete workmanship. n
J.E, 0LENDENGI, Agent,
toy Johston Harvester ca.
Meh IVtE Batavia, y. Y
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Mail for the East, West and
North, will leave the Office at this
place, daily Except Sunday at
7;55, a. M, and 4;45, p. M, local
time. The mail for Charleston
closes at 1926 p, m. local timo.-
Mail from the East, West, and
South, arrives at $40 a M, and
from North, West and East, at
p. u.
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The mnil route from this place
10 Angerona, has been disconlin.
ued, and II rOu'e from Point Pleas
ant to Flat Rock established, which
arrives every Monday and Thurs.
day, and departs at 9 o'clock, y. M,
the same days.
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oBlTUARY.-Reader had you pass
ed the humble, but neat Vine,clad
cottage of our esteemed neighbor a
few days ago, you would have been
attracted by the loveliness of little
Carrie Humphrey, whose life seem.
ed as bright and brief MS the dew.
drops that kissed the flowers she
gathered, as she roamed the fields
she loved so we'll, with raven locks
floating in the breeze, as light as
the wings Of the birds whose songs
she eChoed, you would be con strain,
ed to say;
"a form more light, a face more
bright, has never been my lot to
seo."
Being an only child, Rhe was
idOlized by her parents, and loved
and petted by all. For to see her
was to love her. There did not live
n sweeter child. She was born
February Dist, 1882, aud died Sep
TENDER 9th, 1886, To day we laid
her down to rest under the shade Of
thc trees in our quiet grave yard,
and as we stood by the side Of the
little grave to pay the last tribute
Of respect to her who was 50 lovely
and 50 loving, we asked:
"Why all that's bright must fade,
The brightest, still the tlestest;
Why all that's sweet was made
But to b. lost when sweetesL?"
And when we saw the heart
strings Of these fond parents thrill,
tremble, rend and break, and when
we saw these fondly cherished
hopes shattered and crushed, we
asked why are hopes so fondly cher.
ished, born within the breast to die
aud echo answered; Why2 s.
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The necessary machinery for The
manufacture Of washing and toilet
soaps is being placed in the Cape.
hart store house, on the river front,
Practical men arc starting up
this It's factory. In a few weeks Il
WIN DO in full operation, This
VIII make a good market for all
the clean grease the farmers have
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hlasoiniinn.

.YffE Arm Of Hanly K Neale, doing bnsy
/ ineSs at Ashton, Mason cnunty, W.
Va, has thi, day tAugust 9th, been dis.
sOlyed by mutual consent. An hastips
indebted TO said firm Mnsf settle AZ nhtp,
or their claims will be- placed in tlle
hands Of an officer for collection, The
business VIM be conducted 1T lhe nId
stand by A, A. Hanly, who will be vla,f
10 serve his old customers.
auSll 4w. HANLY { NEALE.
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A CARD OF TAANKs.-To the DEAF
friends who rendered US such kind
assistance and sympathy during The
illness and death Of our darling lit.
tie Carrie, through the RICHTER We
desire to extend our heartfelt and
grateful thanks. In our affection
they have a warm place in our
hearts. May He to whose will VIC
all must bow, reward them, is our
prayer. WIN. HUMPHREY,
SARAH G. HUMPHREY.
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Mr.. Hilderbrand, the butcher is
the subject Of many petty thefts.
Within the last few weeks, hisshop
has been broken into no less than
a half dozen times, and Saturday
night, the thieves again visited
his shop, and rifled the money
drawer, but only got is cents fOr
their trouble.
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LOTTERY.
oAPIrAL PRIzE, ZEE, OOo.Ol

"IHc do htvby certify that IRE ,uperriv th.
arrangements fOr dLhe Monthly and Quar-.
trly DrdlUiiigs Of The L,oaiauna Stat,
Lottery Company, adm person manage and
control he DralrinOs hcpuelrt, and hat ht
same are conducted riM honesty fairness,
and IN good faith iOgdrd all parties, and ri
authorize he Company 10 ae his certificate,
wfM facsiniiT IF otr signatures attached,
IN lis ddrefiSeuieaisn
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LnaAI MoE1ops.
Special Commissioner Sale Of
Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of the terms Of a decretal
L order Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Mason, West Virginia, enter.
ed on the Goth day Of May, 1885, in the
chancery cause therein pending, where.
in ]. W. Long is complainant and w.
II. jacques and others are defendants,
the undersigned Special Commissioner,
appointed for that purpose, shall pro.
coed to sell at public auction, ut the
front door oil the Court House Of Mason
county, West Virginia, to the highest
bidder on ThurSdny, the 18Th day
Of September, 1856, ut l o'clock,
y. M, the following described tract Of
land situated in Cologne District, Mason
county, West Virginia, lying and being
on the waters OF the Kanawla Ten Mile
Greek, bounded as follows, tO.wit: Be.
ginning at q stake BY q branch in Adam
Keisling's line, thence with tile same n.
u W. % poles to white oak, thence s.
40 w. so poles to a white oak on a stany
ridge by a road, n. 80 W. - poles to a
stone where II dogwood formerly stood,
thence :. BE- ITO poles to q hickory in q
line Of 92B acres surveyed for John Bar
nett, thence with said line, S. S40 +. %
poles to stake and two pines, themes S.
% L. l4poleSito;two pines on top OF n
hill, thence Eas. 81 poles 10 stone
on South side hill, same being a
corner to NIoreland's land, thence n.
10 +, lljl poles to the place Of begin.
ming, containing ninety acres, one rood,
and eleven poles, be the same more or
less, u being the same tract OF land oil
which W. II, jacques now resides, and
uponthe following terms, to.wie
CASH as to Onwlhird Of the purchase
money, one-thirl in nine months, and
the remaining Onr,thlrd In eighteen
months, tile purchaser giving his notes
with good security for the deferred in
stallments, aud TO draw interest from
date, and the title to be retained as a
further security.
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Jnnius Rifle, Of the Flats, dug
recently one bundled merchants.
ble potatoes from one hill. Who
eau beat this? ~.
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On the 1st day of July, 1885
there were POS pensioners in The
county Of Mason, receiving monthly
in the aggregate s1,74l.75. Since
that date the number Of pensioner:
have been largely augmented
This is taken from the official re
port Of the Pension Bureau al
Washington. There are many
other old soldiers in this county
who are entitled to pensions. Il
does US good to hear Of soldiers re.
Ceiving bountiful pensions. The
government can never pay them
too much for the services they rem,
dered the country.
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HIGHLAND CHIEF.

THE celebrated stallion Highland
i Chief will make the season OF 1886,
In his new stable near the bridge which
crosses Crooked Greek at It's mouth, at
$50 the season. Maes not proving with
toal maS DO returned next season FREQ Of
charge. PaRturage furnished At 80 cents
per week. Oats and hay $l.0O per week.
Mares can he sent from a distance BY
boat, owners giving notice In advance Of
shipment The best care and attention
will be givent Accidents and escapes at
owners risk. Address oil communlca.
tons 10 ]. j.. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia.
may 5-lW.
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a new Post Office called Elwell
has been established on the farm oil
Judge Moore, in Morcet's Bottom
with Mr., Joseph T. Moore, as Post.
master,
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Married, at the residence of Hon.
B. ]. Redmond, in Clifton, on We'd.
nesday evening, September 9Th, by
Rev. Geo, W. Kepler, assisted BY
the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, of Ravens.
wood, Mr.. James Shank and Miss
Mary v. Hall, all of Mason county.