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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-24
Narrow Escape ia the Flood.

ELLENBoRo, W. Va, July 20
Rev. McMamara and wife, who lived
on Gillespie's run, narrowly escaped
drowning in yesterday mornings
flood. While asleep splash of
water on their bed woke them, in
time to escape from the house. The
house fioated into the angry waters.
The gentleman lost everything.
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The great wave of prosperity
continues to roll over the land. 1t
has now struck the big iron found-
RIGS of Albany, where the men have
declined to swallow a ten per cent.
reduction imposed by the protected
baTons.
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The Linssed oil Trust expects to
pay 4 per cent. on $4,000, 600. In
view of that diluted capitalization
the theory that oil and water. Will
not mix is somewhat impaired.
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The man or sct Of mon who insist
and contend that tariff is not a tax,
and that this taxis not paid by con-
sumers of articles upon which tariff
is laid. are very ignorant. or know
ingIy tries TO deceive the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-24

The price of sugar has gone up
between 80 and 40 per cent. The
trust men are in need of funds to
pay for their summer triptO Europe,
and so levy on every poor man in
the country All right. 1.-THE peo-
pie will stand it there is nothing to
be said.
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They would.

Waynt NEWS,
If Wayne County Democrat
should sIay his Republican neigh
boris sheep-kilIing dog, certain al
legged newspapers at Huntington
would publish it as another poiiti-
cal Outrage"
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To tell the locked out mill men
and miners in Pennsylvania, Indi-
ana and Illinois, who are destitute
and their wives and children on the
verge of starvation, that they are
s.under the broad shield of Ameri-
can law" may crafty their national
pride along about these patriotic
times, but it does not eIothe the ma
ked or satisfy the cravings of an
empty stomach.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-24

A subscriber wants to know what
a commercial 'trust" is 1t is a lot
of men who get together to take care
of yonr property for you, and to
prevent you from wasting it or get
ting it back.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-24

The death of Mrs. Tyler leaves
i've surviving mistresses of the
White House. namely: Mrs. Polk,
Mrs. Henry Elliott Johnston (Har-
riet Iane). Mrs. Grant, Mrs Gar
field aud Mrs. Cleveland.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-24

The temperance of Jack the
Ripper in Whitechapel is a sorry
comment upon the efficiency of the
detective force in Scotland Yard
Indeed, recent occurrences in Chi
cago, London and elsewhere are
dashing public confidence in the Sc
eret and sharP-eyed gentry who are
supposed to know all the manifold
and crooked ways of crime and it's
vOtaries- 1t certainly is time for
the fiction of the detective bureau
TO take on new form.
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PRINTTNE

n Lii eiazses and descriptions OF coEamer-
L. ciHi Printing executed ut this Office, in
good = le and prices Iosv a. l. done amy
Where Poster ygpfS speeialfy- send Your
orders to dis Ofifec, and we viii gaaraiItee
satisfaction 80 stpPoinfuents.
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The Kanawha and Ohio Railway Company
n Incorporation, and others.
In Chancery.
The object of the above entitled suit is to
enforce the lien of n Judgment for $1,000, and
the Interest thereon against tile real estate
Railway Company, situate in West Virginia,
which Judgment WINS obtttined against snid
Kanawhn and Ohio Railway Company by
said plaintiff in the Circuit Court of said
county on tho day OF September, 1897, and
also to set aside rs fraudulent and void and
deed of trust executed by said kannwha and
Ohio Railway Company to the defendant .
The Mercantile Trust Company, corpora
ton under the laws of New York, on the LIST
Clerks Office of the County Court OF said
county, and to subject the real property own
cd by said Railway Company an May Is.
1855, 10 the satisfaction and payment of said
Judgment, and also to subject to the payment
of said Judgment certain personal estate ac-
quired by said halfway Company from No
yember 1lth, 1897, up to the first Monday I'm
March, 1885, 10y virtue of certain executions
issued Oll said Judgment aud placed in the
hands of the slerffiS of Mason, Putnam and
ktnnwhn counties. respectively, and upon
which person0lt SIid cXccIlt ar. liens and
lS, shall be held in trust by said Mercantile
Trust Company for the payment of said ildg-
ment- And % appearing from Affidavit filed
hhitt the said defendant, .'The Mercantile
state, and that the names OF the defrndi nj
bond-iloidcrs tire not known to plainti; i'll, the
said defendant Is required tO appear here
within one month after the publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
its interests herein.
y copy teste:
july s-4w. = : -
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a trial trip of the gunboat Petrol,
while not a complete success, was
sufficient to show that she is thor
oughly staunch and powerful cruiser.
Indeed, the slight accident to her
machinery will probably lead to a
careful examination of all weak
points and tend to make the engines
strong in every part before the final
test is taken. This sprightly ship,
with the cruiser Baltimore, makes
the addition of two creditabIe war
vessels to our growing navy.
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For Sale or Trade.

Nv L have for sale fine choice lots in
w Mill Extension. which we propose
To sell on easy terms, or viii trade for a
pair Of good horses or mules. suitable
for nlill team. VIII Also exchange a lot
for lumber
a. B. HAMILTON 4 co.
May ~ If.
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Happy, indeed, are the people
whom trusts and monopolies, the
Offsprings of that glorious protection
that our neighbor pirates so much
about, hold by the throats and
squeeze their life blood out.
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A brewer who was famous for his
honest beer has just died in New
York; He should have monument.
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A Farm containing It's acres, living
] ] miles from the Kanawha river, partly
improved; q new dwelling house built
last fall; 70 acres good timber; about 40
acres now under cultivation. Terms to
suit purchaser. Can on or address
TIPPETT & ELLISON, Real Estate
Brokers and Insurance Agents. Point
Pleasant, West Va.
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Trust Sale of Real Estate.


7 " pursuance of tho terms and provisions of
l indeed of trust executed by w. 4. Carson,
u. h Carson and r. a. Carson, his wife, to
I'D day of january, 1885, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Mason
County, in trust deed book No. 0, pages i3i,
&C., to secure to George Dnugherty the puy-
ment OF four nromtssory notes therein de-
scrl6sd amounting in the aggregate to 81 s6. G2
Sausheriy beagt having S Sseef made 9n sa Ia
requested by the personal representative OF
said Dnugherty, shall ON the
18th Day of August, 1889,
at the front door OF the Court House Of Mason
Stio ton proSeed to sell by way Of Publie auc
lying and being on the waters OF Old Town
Creek Greek, In the District Ct OF Cooper; County of
ing 2Ol acres and l0j poles, and bounded and
described as follows: First piece, beginning
corner to William Rosebcrry and Mnl. Car
son, thence :. 2lIs9 W. (oId call 22I5o WI $50
Roseberry's heirs, thence with same 5. So E..
rock ON ridge. thence T. 9lIsS a. IS5 roies Ia
rock in Joseph Blacks line. thence with
Blacks lire :. 40 +. lold call s. 74e E.)
81 poles and 10 links To rock set near point OF
mn same y corner to Joseph Black, thence n.
lae Il. Told call 70 E.j IA poles to rock and
Sonr-Nyood marked pointer corner to
Ed passing VIM. Roseberry's corner at rods
and p links in all Is rods and Il links to place
Oh DeslnTlngi estimated to contain 80 acres
more or less. Second piece beginning AZ a
gum tree corner 20 Samuel and Virgil Smith
and in Philip Thomas line, thence n. 80 T..
lold call y E.) lb4 poles 10 rock in George
Daughterty's line, thence s. 65I<' l.. 50 poles
and links to black oak near point of hill,
thence due south (1nRg. bear to rock in VIII
liam Thomas line, thence n. Sc l.. tOld call
N Sso e. l0l poles and IS links to place of be-
ginning, estimated TO contain 81 acres and
los poles, saving and excepting therefroIn 81
acres conveyed TO Isaac Minturn by deed da-
ted rhe nth day of March, 1850, and recorded
hranl
Said sale will be for cash. The title is be-
iieved TO he good, but selling rs trustee /
shall confer such title only as is vested in me-
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
july l7-4w. Trustee.
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Horrible Details.

ID .s-...s....... n 49, On 8 m
7 an =. n .tA95 = 10, = u.y - ills re-
lOorls is ,a sne ip.us N JACKSON :!
800, ny ..ilu ~ loi.,.i' so.li's ,.
,s,i.sss - ~ nay = pss.. Es.le most uis,
.1:is ssl..la n sn..s sset oscui a,e
lose - I;is .,, ,ro,,,.,tt. s, ,,,,,oIl;n,s
and it Is feared that only a part ri
the dreadful truth is known. One
of the streams, which did the most
damage, was Tucker creek, in Writ
county.
EIGHT PERSONS LOSE THEIR LIVES
~ -, - a,, :, 81,
ne creek was sMoiien ny Ih y
IT'S IT'S sd ~ a ~ haRa co,ea ont liz y y
river In addition "a. the destruc-
ton of property along its banks
even people were drowned. AS
telephone communication can not be
had with any point farther nm the
Kanawha than Touchdown it is i'm.
possible to obtain details of the dis
aster, but tits reported from Leach
town by telephone among the par.
ties drowned were Orville West,
wife and child and Mr.. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. West and child and
Mr.. Bailey were in Mr.. Vests house
whom it was carried away. The
names of the other three unfortu-
mates could not be learned.
THREE OTHER DEATHS
Ar. 49,. : =. - - -
pa Its noo o, VIC % lsllc .
nooer.s, Fesluing On M p;s tygar'
treef, was a dTomn me- IN nus sine NORMA,
. .,In 70 80. to"o ah., SotGs I'm ony
M Mho ~, w m'as ~ Ina. elshporh1 '
ls,i az ma: neM anu sou, Mio i.se :
, a.an SnS +nipefi "oiis arc iopoitou
ufo"heu
THE B. 8 0. wAsHoUT.
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People who expected Blaine to be
the Harrison administration made
great mistake. They left Corporal
Tanner out of their reckoning.
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Jollnstown has been a fateful
name in this country in the last
year, and people are beginning to
believe that there is indeed some
thing in a name. Another distress
ing flood has occurred in Johnstown.
New York. by which ten persons
have lost their lives, and there has
been frightful destruction to prop
ertv.
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LAND FOE SALE.

397 acres, lying on the Kanawha river
six miles above Point Pleasant and
close to the K. & o. Il. r. One OF the
best river farms in the Kanawha VAL
ley. Terms easy. Call on or address
TIPPETT & ELLISON, Real Estate Bro.
kers and Insurance Agents, Point Pleas
ant, West Va.
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8. II. GREGORY.
DENTIST,
POINT PLElS4ST. w m.


A ND get teeth that viii bite. He
a makes teeth by new process OF
his own discovery and invention by
which he can fit any month, we don't
care how badly absorl1ed, as tight as the
bark fits tree. He has made more
than fifty sets of teeth, by his new pro-
cess in the pas; two years, for persons
who have had several sets of teeth made
by the old method by some Of the best
dentists in the country. None OF which
they could wear, and not in single in
stance has he failed to give entire salts
faction. Ii you must wear artificial
teeth, wear the best, and if yon have
clumsy, Dl.feeling set Of teeth that rocks
and fails down IN the mouth when chew
ing, throw them away and get a set
made by the new process, and If they
don't please you, they viii cost you
nothing. AlIsother operations pertain
ing to the profession performed in a sci
entiie and satisfactory manner.
Office over I.aidley O'Roark's Cloth
ing Store.
may 29-ly.
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Up in the sItII,ons.

PARKERsBUG, July 20.-The dam
age to property by the great flood
can only be estimated. 1t is safe to
say it will run up into the millions.
The individual losses are very heavy.
Following are some of them: Mr..
w p. Rathbone was at Burning
Springs yesterday aud crossed over
from there TO Petroleum On Gil
lispio creek, branch of Hughes
river. u Methodist preacher named
Rev. Mr.. Mclean, had his dwelling
house, horse and buggy swept away
and the horse drowned He lost
everything he had. Four wagon
loads of slaves belonging to Reitz
Bros, of Petroleum, were carried
away. Mr. Mccormick new tram
rod on Island run, on the old Van
Wrinkle and Camden tract of land.
was entirely ruined Mr.. McCor-
mick moved here only a short time
ago from Pennsylvania.
THE LITTLE KANAwHA PACKETS.
The steamer Oneida, which was
reported sunk at Palestine, was not
lost but was damaged to a considera-
bic extent. She lost one of her
loaded barges. The G.. e. Martin
weathered the storm and flood sue
cessfully.
on BIG TAGGART CREEK.
j. F. Quick's house and furniture
at Rockport are gone. The Valley
Belle school house is gone. The
iron bridge Mt Salisbury is gone
Toncray's mill and house were
swept away A. p. DOdge's house
ut ROcl1port was destroyed A. r.
Cooper & Sons store, postoffice, barn,
wheat rick, two horses and thirteen
head of hogs were washed away and
the animals drowned The wooden
bridge at Coopor's was taken out
H. B. DEEMS buildings at Saulbury
were all destroyed except his
dwelling house, and the porches
were torn off of that.
Mr.. Clark's dwelling house, DR..
Castor's carriage shop, John Athey' s
stable and horse, Elisha Films barn
and valuable farming implements
and John Dcvaugh's barn were car
ried away. Alexander & Weekley's
mill was damaged and lumber wash
cd away. The bridge masonry put
in by Hardwick & Son for the iron
bridge ut Toncray's is all right.
The old Owens mill, near Mineral
Wells, was carried out.
THIRTEEN HUNDRED LOGS AN HOUR.
Capt. Trotter, Signal Service Off
Ger, counted the logs as they went
out of the Little Kanawlia this
morning for a few minutes and
found that about thirteen hundred
an hour were passing out into the
Ohio. Most of them were fine and
valuable logs. This was kept up
last night and nearly all day to-day.
DAMAGES AT LOCK no. L.
The south side of the dam at Lock
No l (Shacktown) was badly dam
aged, but exactly to what extent
can not be ascertained until the
! river subsidies. 1t was reported that
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William j. Campbell.
The object of the above suit is for the prir-
pose of Obtaining "A divorce from bed and
board from the defendant. And II appearing
from affidavit filed that the said defendant
Wtllinm j. Campbell TX II NONRESIDENT of this
State, the said defendant is required to ap-
pear here within one month after the date of
the first publication OF this order and do Iyhnt
Is necessary 10 protect his Interests; herein
y copy tcste:
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A WHOLE FAMILY Lost.

Thomas Hughes, wife and four
children, of Lockhart's P. o., at
tempted to leave their homo, but
before they could reach high ground
the waters overlook them, Mr..
Hughes saving himself by clinging
to a tree, the wife and children
being drowned. Dwelling houses,
country stores, barns and fences
were carried away and piled up, a
great many farmers losing all their
crops and only saving their lives by
fleeing to the high lands.
Some of the largest losers are
Brown & Casio, Sandyviile, general
store and tobacco house, 81 GOO; Al
bert Lockhart, store and store-house,
$500; George Stallings, store house
and store, 81 200; Smiths saw mill,
81 500; George Romine, store, 81, 500;
G. Boso, store, 81, 800; c. Finn, logs
and timber, $1,000; G. Crooks, one
thousand logs.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
MASON COUNTY, IS:
a T Rules held III the Clerks Office of fhe
~ Circuit Court for the County of Mason
ON Monday, July list, 1889
Ella C,o,,nbau
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State ~ ltfst Virginia, County Of Mason, IS:
/, t. STnBL1NG, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
:. I. SFRIBL1NG, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of July, 1881.
RANKIN WILEY, JR.,
Notary Public, in and for the county
of Mason.
Correct-Attcst:
p. S. LEWIS, Directors.
j. MCCULLOUGH,
July 24-1w.
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INSURANCE.
THE OLD
NORTH AMERICA,
ss1794.,,
.Alad AGRICUL TURAL.

Ind AGRICULT URAL,
of WATERFOWL, New York, the largest
Residence Insurance Company in the
world.
The oldest, largest and best companies
represented.
All business entrusted in our hands
will be safely and promptly attended to.
General Insurance Agency and Real
Estate Offices over Laidley * O'Roark
Call on or address for rates. &c.
TIPPETT d ELLISON,
Point Pleasant, West Va.
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TME LIGHT WATElss.
Millions OF Property Destroy.
ed on tfEc Little Hxanawll:l4
Whole : antilles Swept AtFsay-
a Bride and Groom Perish

whole antilles Swept Away
a Bride and Groom Perish
RAvENsvoop ". VA, June 20
Not in lohnstown alone do they hut
realize the terrible and anmcrcifuI
power of the seething aud roaring
waters. Since Thursday night peo-
pie from all portions OF jackson and
even from several of thessurround-
ing counties may be seen gathered
together with eager ears, and anx-
ious eye discussing the horrible and
leartrending scenes of only few
hours before in our Immediate vi
einity. No person can form any
idea of the horrible condition of the
flooded district, until they have
once seen it, nor can they realize
Chat once so small stream could
raise until it was a mighty river,
roaring and sweeping everything
before If. What was once a beauti-
full valley is now almost as barren
and deserted as it was once beautiful;
orchards and dwellings,. buildings of
all kinds torn from their roots and
foundations as thongh, they were
but chicken coops, before mighty
river
THE FLOODED DISTRICT
comprises Pond creek, a smallstream
emptying into the Ohio, eight miles
above here, from its mouth TO its
source in connection with all its
small tributaries Tho rain came in
such torrents that even the level
places where no streams are visible,
in fact the whole country looked
ike one vast wave of roaring water,
spreading death and destruction
wherever it touched Several or
ders have already been sent in to
Ravenwood for collins, whilst there
are several bodies yet to find.
DOWN IN wATERY GRAVE.
Small runs with but few feet of
water in them rose to good sized
creeks with from 25 to 80 feet OF
water. In one hours time four men
who had taken shelter in saw-mill
were swept away with the mill
Three of the men managed to catch
hold of a tree, while Ed. Bose, a
Onc-armed man was drowned, the
boiler of the mill being carried a
quarter of a mile down stream
Robert Black and wife, newly
married couple living on Nesselrod
creek, were drowned, they being
unable to escape the wild waters
Mr.. Blacks body was found two
miles below, partly covered with
sand, while Mrs. Blacks body is
still missing, and where their house
once stood there is now not a sign
of house.
A WHOLE FAMILY ToST
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1t was to be supposed that cry
of shortage in the wheat crop would
be raised about this time. Holders
of old wheat and spectators are in
terested in keeping tho new harvest
oct of market as long as possible
Hence the startling reports from the
Northwest. The crop of Minnesota
and Dakota is not yet threshed and
the estimates are of the widest and
most misleading character.
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The Pennsylvania coke workers
have informed their bosses that they
want wage conference, and if they
don't get it viii strike August L
The coke workers have probably
discovered that rs they can't make
soupOut of the Protection to Ameri-
can labor" transparencies and ban
ncrs used in the last campaign, they
must have living wages or starve.
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Order Of PnDllcatIo,,.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, IS:
A # Rules held in the Clerks Office. of the
~ Circuit Court for the County OF Mason
on Monday, the lstd day OF July, 1859.
Thomas NJ. Harbour, administration of Daniel
Searle, deceased.
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The Kanawha and Ohio Railway COMPANY,
corporation, and others.
tAf.nf
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go no
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The steamer Oneida, which was
reported sunk at Palestine, was not
lost but was damaged to considera-
bic extent She lost one of her
loaded barges. The c. c. Martin
weathered the storm and flood sue
cessfully.
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order of PublicuIiou.

july 8-4w. ~ = u
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-22
Railroad Accidents.

Harry Lundley, brakeman on Capt.
Hardy's train on the G. & O. Ry., fell off at
Ronceverte, w. Va, one night last week.
He was not discovered until the following
freight had also passed over his body. Both
legs and one arm were cut off and his cloth
ing torn to rags. A switch key and gold
ring were the only articles found on his
body. He was from Little Y ork, Pa, and
his remains were sent there. He had only
been on the road two months.
Frank Brochius, an engineer on the
Valley Ry., had his leg broken at Harper S
Ferry, last week. He was oiling his engine
and stepped to one side when he was struck
by passing truck. Both bones Of the leg
were broken near the ankle.
A telegram was received Tuesday night
by ex-Councilman John Burns, from n. f.
Landers of the b. & O.. railroad at Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, stating that Daniel Cal
lahan, who lived y miles East Of Staunton,
was killed there that morning. He was q
foreman of new railroad work and was six
feet high, weighed nearly 200 pounds, and
was about So years of age. Mr.. Burns has
not yet been able to locate man of that
name. The papers found on the body give
that name.