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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

CELEBRArED.-on ths Sd inst.
Col. Chas. II. BeaIe celebrated his
eightieth birthday. There were
present number of his relatives and
personal friends, among whom were
the following: Miss Mary vsuSIa-
ire, of Kentucky; Mossrs- Joseph
Vance and Edwin Harness, of Ohioj
Mrs DIR. Barbee, and Mrs. Susan V,
Spencer, of Point Pleasant; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter S. Couch, of Beech Hill;
Judge C. P. T. Moore, Dir. and Mrs.
John w Steentergen, Mr. and Mrs.
f. L. Neale, Dir. and Mrs. Jamos-M.
IL. Beale and Mr.. Robert ]. Nealc.
After an hour or two of pleasant So
ciaI conversations bringing up rem
iniscences of the early pioneer days
of the settlement Of the beautiful
Nercerss Bottom and contrasting
that day with the present, and the
wonderful changes 4roa5ht by
time. and extending congratulations
to the Colonel, the guests We're in
Fited to the dining room where an
elegant dinner awaited them. At
Ter dinner most OF the guests de
parted, wishing the gallant old gen
tleman and his estimablc family ma
ny happy returns.
IHPRovENExTs.-T excavation
for the cellar f|iii,; Capt. Helms new
three -stor}. Brick, on Main street, is
about Completed: This will be an
iron front building, and will be the
largest afif hanf:s6siihsst business
house N t5z
4Ir Geo. Hooffs new two=story
frame is receiving the finishing tou-
ehes.
The -ue1T roller process Touring
mill is finished and the machinery
IS now being placed in it, The
proprietors hope to be ready to
c.ommeIce the Manufacture Of Hour.
in Il few weeks
a sewer is being put down be-
tween 5th and 9Th streets, and will
empty into tie river at the foot of
9Th street.
Mr.. J. II. Diehl, who lately NOV
ed to this place from Wheeling, has
liurchasesd .Irs MARI Moore proper
ty, c 5'iTie. of Main aud Fourth SITS.
Majo5rr: Snyder is pEtting down
The foundation for a two-story brick
residence, on his lot corner 11th
and Wand Streets.
Smith Bros. have leased the old
cooper shop property, corner Of nth
and Main streets. and have moved
the shop back and are converting it
in to a dwelling. They will move
their store and building to the cor
ner of this lot.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

The next and last public exami-
nation of teachers in this county for
the present year, will be. held in
this city, October 9th, next:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

The public schools of this place
win open on Monday. the 18th day
of this month.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

Our street lamps are humbug
and in a very bad condition Half
of them will not burn, and many
squares are left in total darkness,
these bad nights. 1t is not the
fault of the lamp lighter, bat Of the
lamps, but the poor larnP.lighter
gets alt the curses and the blame.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

We are. Authorized to announce the
name of Hon. John a. Warth, as can
didate for the office Of Judge ofithe 9TH
Judicial Circuit, cOInpesed OF the eoun-
ties of Mason, Putnam and ;Kanawha,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Judicial Convention r.
Mary XoTERs.
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y.
Rev. B. +. Myers, of Moundsville,
will preach in the upper Presbyte-
rian church, next Sabbath, morn
ing and evening.
Np9leEs- All persons owing John
NJ Adkins & Co., will please call
and settle between this and the LIST
day October, either by cash or note,
and save costs. J. NJ. ADKINS & Co,
Point bieiahnt.
We lirSsgt attention to the new
advertisemlssnt of Montgomery 4
Smith, Dry Goods, GaIlipolis, ohio;
Their new fall goods are now com,
ing in, and they will have a tremenliI
dous stock, and cheap. When YOU
go down to the city, call and see
them.
We would be pleased to have our
patrons, who owe US, to call in and
settle their accounts during the
Fair. We are in need of the money
to meet our obligations, and We
hope this notice will be sufficient to
remind all of their duty.
srR13ED OR sroIEN.-A liver
coIored Pointer pup, with grey on
breast; about 5 months old. viii
pay a liberal reward for return OF
pup, or any information that will
recover him. w. r. TlppETT, PIT.
Pleasant, West Virginia.
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Subscribe for the REGISTER.
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E0R LHHGE.

I hereby ai.iiinotihccs; myself as a candi-
date for the Office of Judge of the Tih
Judicial Circuit, composed of the coun-
ties iOf Kauawha,. Mason and Putnam;
subject TO the aetfqp of the Democratic
Judicial Convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

IF the weather remains good and
the prospect now, is that i viii
the outlork is good fcH the largest
attendance ever seen. upon our Fan
Grounds; The si1teonth Annual
Fair opened Tuesday under very
favorable circumstances. In anoth-
er column we publish the program
OF the races. Rare sport and fast
time is promised in the speed ring.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

Advertise in the REGISTER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

ENsIoNs.-Since our last report
our Democratic Commissioner, Gen.
Black, has issued pensions to the
following named Mason county vet
Grams:
John Babel, Flat Rock; John Mori-
arity, Hartford City; Joseph Ford,
Point Pleasant; W. II. II. Lavender,
County Infrmary; Henry Paln1ey;-
or, Ben Lon1and; Christopher G.
Anderson, Vest colnmbia..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

GalIipolis Jr5tUne: Enos, Hill &
Go. are putting in the new cylinders
for the steamer Annie L., Arm
strong & Sons boef. They are also
putting in machinery for the steam
err Bob Pritchard. They are also
working on the locks ON the Kama
VIVA. government work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12

The old conrt house at Barbours-
vile has been turned into male
and female college. Rev T. S.
Wade, is President. This affords a
college within easy reach of our:
people, in a pleasant and healthy
locality, and among the very best
Of people.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
A.sxaA roy, STATE ssreet, SaairipOIls. O.,
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Don't forget that the gifted and
4loahent Hon. Henry S. Walker,
Secretary of State, will address the
people at the Court House, next
Friday night. Come IN from the
country 15e.i i. ; and FIJI the house up. 1t is
not often one gets to listen to such
an able speaker as Mr. Walker
Come out regardless OF politics.
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Mason County Agricultural Mechanical Association
pRoGRA.NI OF RACEs.
WEDNESDAY, THE nst.
245 Trot Mile heats best s. harness Purse $780,
s75; $50; s25

Trot mile best harness. owned
county before entries close Purse s8 Divided $50 s25
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=. q .st
Mollfe B., TO- M, sire Highland Oh
y: Bright, owner, Point Pleasant,
Maud. r., soE, M, sire True Boys
Lewis ,Rayburn, Point Pleas&&n
Little Mattd, b, M, ,sife, Highland
Samuel Someryille, Point Plea
Strathmore Abdallah, b. s., sire, Str
ed by Jas. Capehart, owner, Pc
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THE NEVADA FAIR.
a Big Crowd at Reno, and Everything
Goes'-Novel Racing.

a Big Crowd at Reno, and Everything
Goes"-NOvel Racing.
ICopylgh. 1855. by tie California Associc,e5 Press
RENO New, September 19th.-The State
Fair now in progress is the grandest and
most successful ever held in Nevada. The
town is crowded with strangers, and gam
bling is rampant. To-day the largest
crowd ever assembled at race,course in
Nevada assembled at the grounds TO wit
ness the drill, inspection, parade and target
practice of the First Brigade, N. N. g.,
comprising the Emmett and National
Guard of Virginia; the Carson and Reno
Guard
In the target shooting, twenty men from
each company, 200 yards, the Carson Guard
was victorious by score of 3S3 to the EN-
NETS 1858, the Nationals SIS and the
Renos' 239. The highest individual score
was %.
The Novelty race, one and one-ialf miles
first horse at the half-mile post $50, first
horse at the mile post 800, first horse un-
der the wire $3.50, in which Susie s., Haidee,
Blue Bonnet and j. NJ. r. were entered
was won by Susie S. in 2:43 Haidee and
Blue Bonnet divided the frst-named
money, and Haidee also won the second
The tive-eighths mile dash, in which Joe
Courtney, Bronco, Ogalena and Ogzille
started, was won by Joe Courtney, owned
by Theodore Winters, in 1:03.
The seven-eighths of mile dash, in
which Avondale, Blue Bonnet and Policy
started, was won by Blue Bonnet. Time,
1.30.
The special race, mile and repeat, ia
which Belmont Boy, Pocahontag and Val
entiLe were entered, was won BY Belmont
Boy in two straight heats, Pocehontas sec
ond. Time, 2:25-2:27.
The ten-mile foot race betweenJ Sheehy,
John Hughes and G. Irwin {colored), was
won by the former with ease in one hour
and ten minutes. Sheehy is Comstock
miner and came off his shift TO enter the
race. He made his second mile in five
minutes
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Grady the stump-Napa Demoera.io
Nominations.
Copyright, 1SSd, byRe California Associated fressl
NAPA,, September l9th.-Grady, the Tam
many orator, addressed an enthusiastic
Democratic meeting at the Opera House to-
night. Democratic county nominations
were made to-day as follows: Assembly
man, J. a. Fuller; Sheriff. II. II. Harris.
Clerk, d. Shskespear; Recorder, W. S.
Gibbs; District Attorney, II. Hogan: Treas
urer, P. Lyle; Surveyor, w. A. C. Smith;
Coroner, William Stuart.
TALKING TARIFF.
ICoppigh 1855. By ae California Associctoi Press
Santa MARIA, September 19sb.-Hon.
r. B. Carpenter, Republican speaker, ad-
dressed large audience on the tariff issue
and was well received.
sHoRT2IDGE, KEARNEY AND MAYRELL.
iCpyfght. 1885. by the caioq7 Associated Press
Sr. HELENA. September 19th.-s. NJ.
Shortridge, of San Francisco addressed
large Republican meeting here last night
be was escorted from the train by the
Tippecanoe Blues, gho made their 6rst ap-
pear2nce in their new uniforms.
democratic meeting was held on the
street at the same fifne. and was addressed
by Dennis kearney and Stephen Maybell.
SAN BESI,u. .sEPUBLIcANs.
fcopyigtd. 1885, BY tie CziJornia Associaez f.e,ss
Ho1hIsTER, September 19th.-The Re-
publican Convention met to-day, and nomi-
mated the following county officers: As
semblyman, j. Luther; Sheriff, S. E Eent;
Clerk. R.iShaw; Treasurer, A. I. Batter
Surveyor, !. NJ. Button; Coroner, F. O.
Nash The ticket IA eonsidered q strong
one.
IN AoNTERRy.
copyrg. zsss.1s Zee c.ttfo 7aie associated Ires,;
MONTEREY, September 1ssh.- Reel E.
Terry, Democratic nominee for Congress
from the Sixth District, addressed the
people on the political issues ef the day in
the Opera House to small audience, COM
pared to the reception given 8. NJ. Short
ridge few evenings ago.
The Republicans are making great prep
STATIONS and will give General Iandever,
their nominee, grand reception wben he
cores to Monterey.
TWO MEETINGS AT MERGED.
icopvssat 1885, byote California Associated IyessI
MERGED. September 19th.-Merced was
the scene tonight two political meetings,
the Democrats holu-- forth at Ell Captain
Hotel, where. with banners, torches and
transparencies they gathered after march
ing IN procession through TIE principal
streets. They were addressed BY Colonel 2. /
F. Walsh, OF San Francisco, who enter |
tanned the large audience one and half !
hours expahating upon the beauties, benz
hts ana necessities OF free trade. endeavor.',
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Yesterdays Racing Events Mt the Fair
Being Held st stockton.
STOCKTON, September 19th.-There was
better attendance at the races to-day than
yesterday. The weather was pleasant, and
the track in fne condition.
The firs< race, running. free fer all one
mile, purse $400, had six starters. Hello
trcpe won, Welcome second, Orc third,
Applause fourth, Nancy fft., and Bay
Bolton sixth. Time, 1:437.
Pools sold before the race: Heliotrope
$40. Field So.
In the second race, trotting, for district
three -year-olds, the starters were Grace
Vernon and Moses S. II was a one-sided
affair of no interest, Moses S. winning in
three straight heats, each time walking
under the wire to let Vernon saye her
distance. Best time, 2:5e.
The third was special running race,
three-quarters-of heats, an6 was
sandwiched between the trotting heats.
This formed the most interesting race of
the day, Johnnie Gray, Elwood and Kill
dare starting in the order named. In the
pools El1ood broughs$2 $50, Kildare $l7 and
Gray 81.
The horses got good send-oT on the
second attempt, Gray in the lead, Kildare
second Elwood laet. These places were
~ t1iO ddii, hnCAC WOON
passed Kildare, bat could not overhaul
Gray, who won by an open length, Elwood
second and Kildsre third. Elwood was
ridden by Cook, kildare by Haslett, and
! Gray (the same horse that bolted into the
crowd last year and killed q boy) had
George Howson up.
When the horses were called up for the
second heat they were marshaled in front
of the stand, where President Shippee ad-
dressed them as follows: Gentlemen, yoa
are all old riders, and know the rules much
better than l do The people come here
and have paid their money to see good
races, and they shall have them. If you
do not ride these horses for all there is in
them, you will be punished in such way
that you will remember il the balance OF
your lives"
The horses again got a good send of,
Gray leading, Elwood second. Kildare
! third, and ran in one-two-three order to
the head of the stretch, where q driving
race began, which lasted to the wire El-
wood winning, Gray tapping him, and Kill
dare couple of lengths back. Time, 1:l6l
Pools before this heat Sold Elwood $40
Gray S15,2 Kildare IS. For the third heat
pools sold: Elwood $50, Gray &c.
The horses got off on the first triel, Gray
leading to the head of the stretch, where
both, under the whip, came down side by
side, Elwood winning, with Gray on his
flank. Time, 1:1S.
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ing to convince the people that they are
taxed from tAe tops of their heads to the
soles of their feet upon all they wear and
all they eat, while piling up in the treasury
large Surplus that should be left for cir
cuiation among the people.
At Leeker's Hall the Harrison and Nor
ton Protection Tariff Club was addressed by
Hon. ]. B. Campbell, of Stockton. The
hall was filed, the ladies turning out in
goodly numbers and coming from many
miles distant. The speaker contrasted the
position of the Democratic party upon the
question Of protection, as represented in
their California platform of 1886, with their
principles now as set forth in the Mills
tariff bill, making the most effective and
interesting speech delivered from the
rostru1s here this campaign.
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BAY NEWS.
The StOnach-PuIsap Saves "A waiter-Sat-
urday's Great Parade.

The Stomach-Puiap Saves "A waiter-Sat-
urday's Great Parade.
SAN Francisco, September 19th.-[Spe-
cial. Harry F. Miller, waiter, despond-
ent because the woman he had been living
with left him, attempted suicide to-day by
laudanum. He was discovered shortly
after and taken to the hospital and pumped
out, and will recover.
The Board of Bealth this evening en-
powered the Health Officer to establish
temporary smallpox hospitals whenever
and wherever needed.
Arrangements are almost complete for
the Republican parade on Saturday. A
number from Oakland will take part, and
the indications are that this will be the
grandest political turnout ever witnessed
in this city.
Leong Book Heung, Chinese laborer
recently employed on the railroad in Ala
media, was paid off with $50, and came to
this city yesterday and went to a LOGGING
house in the Clay-street portion OF China
town. Tonight he was found in his bunk,
with a knife-wound penetrating to the
heart. The Cinnamon in the house say
they heard voice exclaim They are try
ing to rob men but paid no attention to
the matter. The police believe il to be the
work of highbinders who gained infcrma-
ton that Heung had money. There is no
clue to the murderers.
The Pacific Coast Coursing Club will run
their hounds at Newark October 9th and
2Sth.
Leigh L. Lynch, who, with Spaulding of
the Chicago baseball team, will introduce
the national game in Australia, is in the
city, and will leave on the next steamer.
He says he anticipates grand success.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20

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ABSOLUTELY PURE.

quick raising Baking Powder all other vnng
absolutely wholesome the highest eavenng
fails
distressing delicate
digestive organs without deterioration
Chemist after examining officially the
principal baking powders of the country, reported:
Baking absolutely found it
for company
facilities that have obtaining perfectly
preparation Baking undoubtedly the
purest baking powder public
DR. A. PH D."
II & Chnnia
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AHTGRNEYS-AT-LAW.

VIZ. SINGER, CHAs +. GAEDSER, late
Aroraey-at-Law. Receiver U. S. Lan;! Office.
SINGER & GARDNER,
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FRESNO FREIGHTs.

Bills of Lading to be Issued tc Shippers
at the Local Offics.
copyright, 1888, by he California As,cc:ated Press.
FRESNO, September 10Th. e. Shamp,
Agent for the Southern Pacific Railway at
this place, informs your correspondent that
tomorrow or next day they viii issue bills
of lading from this Office Heretofore it
has been the custom to only issue for
freight which had to be forwarded to Sac
ramento, where bills of lading were issued.
AS many of the shippers find it convenient
to draw money upon these bills of lading,
the system that has prevailed, necessitating
delay of three or four days, has often
caused Inconvenience, and shippers will be
glad to hear of the change. This is an
facilities TO Fresno
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The Objectionable characters have all been
obliged to leave the city.
G. W. Hunter, contractor for the Big
Bend branch of the Northern Pacific road,
passed through the city to-day. He says
that sixty miles of the road will be finished
so as to move crops in from sixty to ninety
days The road will be completed to
Ellensburg in less than year. The first
cars to Medical Lake will run before the
1st of October, and to Davenport by Novem-
Der 1st. This line will shorten the North.
ern Pacific ninety miles, and the time four
hours
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THE ODD FELLOWS.
What was Done by the Sovereign Gran
Lodge Yesterday.


What was Done by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Yesterday.
Los ANGELES, September 19th.~-To-dav,
at the meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, the report OF the Department of the
Pacific was presented. It shows 923 swords.
The general recapitUlation of Patriarchs
Militant shows: General staf, officers, 140
swords; First Corps, 479l; Second Corps,
4941; Third Corps, 9, ,747. Number of cavs-
liers, 923. Total number of militants.
1929.
After the grand march, yesterday after
noon, the officials of the Grand Order OF
Militants were entertained at the st. Elmo
Hotel
The odd Fellows visited Pasadena this
afternoon.
drill at the Academy of Music the distri-
button of prizes and the conferring OF de-
grees of chivalry.
THE COMPETITIVE DRILLS.
The following Cantons entered the COM
petitive drill at the Academy of Music this
evening: San Francisco, No 5, Captain E.
II. Black; San Bernardlno, No. II, Captain
Grinnell; San Diego, No. %, Captain ID.
Gum; Grand Canton of Sacramento. No. /,
Captain Sherburn; Oakland, No IL, Captain
G. H. Cole. The Judges were Lieutenant
Samuel Reber, Acting Inspector of Rife
Practice in the Department of Arizona,
Major L. S. Butler and Major II. NJ. Russell.
The handsome prizes will be awarded to-
morrow, including the Grand Trophy of
California, now in the hands of Oakland
Canton.
Sacramento drilled with eighteen men
and two officers, and the other Cautions
| with twelve men and two officers.
RECEPTION AT SAN DIEGO.
Copyright. 1888. by the California associated Iress.l
SAN DIEGO, September 19th.-The Den
yer Drum Corps, esoOr0ng large excursion
of Odd Fellows arrived yesterday after
| noon. Tonight grand bali is being given
at the Hotel del Coronado in their honor
Tomorrow an excursion TO theSweetwater
dam and Old Mexico.
On Saturday the Sovereign Grand Lodge
will arrive, and on Sunday Canton Marion
! will give grand exhibition drill. A num-
| Der of excursions and entertainments are
being arranged for the visitors.
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". J. XIV NNE UIEs,
II II II i IA. sX "a ". III ~
No. 5I2 j ST.. bet. Fifth aad ssztfr.
A LWAT3 ON HAND LARGE AESORT,
n ment of Metallic and yfyodei Cesket,.
Burial Cases. Collins and sbrauds sarnisbed.
Coffin orders win receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the Lowest Estes Ofns
open day and night 4p
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Grady on the stump-Napa Democratic
Nominations.
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