The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-10

Knapp, James Knapp, Ira u. ftlll.
and VIM Brannon, allotted to work
said road.
Upon petition of Wilson McKin-
ney and others, for the establish
ment of d public road in Cooper
District.
Road established in accordance
with viewers report and diagram,
land owners allowed damages, and
attached to Precinct, No. 81 and
Philip Thomas Surveyor, ordered
to open sam6.
Central Union telephone Co;
granted right of way for telephone
lines over the public highways of
this county.
Upon petition of T. A: HolleySi,
and others for public road in Han
nan District, road established in
accordance with viewers report,
damages allowed land owners, and
Surveyor T. A. Holle5 directed to
open same.
Ohio River Railroad Gompany's
property amounting to si39;896:14
apportioned between several Dis
tricts, Independent School Districts
and municipal corporations, for the
purpose of taxation:
Settlements of Executo1.ial ne
count of F. NJ. Dunn, Bxr., Geo. 2.
Chandler; Guardian account of w.
W. Lee, Guardian for Dydia 81:
Douglass; Executorial account of
Geo E. w. Fowler, Ex'or of Thos.
Fowler; reported by j. II. Couch,
Jr., commissioner of Fiduciaries;
confirmed.
Settlement Of administration ac-
counts of C. c. Bowyer admir-, w.
H Hall; C. J. zuspan admir-, James
Lewis; John Hutton admir-, Geo.
Shields; II. G. Nease Sheriff admir-,
Hannah Cooper; H. e. Nease Shcr-
iff admir-, Thos. E. Williams; execu-
total accounts of jacob Roush,
exor., Jacob Bird; Peter A. Lcbew
exOr., James Roberts; and Guardian
accounts of C. c. Bowyer Guardian
for Thos. q. Shirley and others,
reported by Rankin Wiley; Jr.,
commissioner of Fiduciaries: con-
firmed.
Abram Edwards appointed Guar
dian for Minor children OF Rauslaer
Edwards deceased.
The Overseer Poor of Graham
District ordered TO expend the sum
OF 81 per month for use and benefit
of John Pences wife.
There were over 700 claims al
lowed at this term. but space for
bids their publication
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Jacob Vest has
been very iii for the past two weeks
but is now improving.
Johnnie stortz paid the Centen-
NAL an extensive visit.
Col. John II. SeIbe and Mr.. Harry
Asburry, returned Sunday from the
Centennial.
Mr.. C. L. Smith, of Logan, Ohio,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
w Young. this city.
Miss Mary Kenny, of this place,
was the guest of Miss Josie Hart,
Mason City, fast Saturday.
r. NJ Young, of this place, spent
Saturday at Mason City.
Mr. Harper of Racine, Ohio, has
moved to this place.
Mrs. Gus. Jordan and children,
have returned from visit to rela-
tives at Cincinnati.
FIR. J. B. Kerr of Upland, was a
caller at this office Saturday.
Col John A. Gibbons, is still con-
fined TO hfs room by n severe i'll
ness He has' now Been SICK for
about two months We hope TO
soon see him upon the streets again.
By the action OF the NJ. r. Con-
ference, recently held at Fairm6nt,
Rev. r. B. Ward, who has been the
Pastor at this place for several
years, and who, by his correct walk
and christian bearing had endeared
himself to the people OF this city,
goes to Clifton and Mason City
Rev. a, j. LYDIA, comes to this cir
cult.
From private letter we learn
that Mr.. Il. G. vanGiider was at
Chicago the last of the week taking
in the Exposition there, and hear
ing Booth and Barrett play "Shy-
lock" He expects to be in Cincin-
natl most of this week. Mr.. Van
Glider is a very pleasant gentleman
and one of the finest business men
din all the country round" We,
with his host of friends, join in
wishing him a pleasant time, and
hope before long to sec him with
his 'ssilent steed" on our streets
again, very much improved in