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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-03
X. f. MITCHELL, Clerk.

Notice is hereby given the above named de-
PENDANT that on the 9th day OF July, 1882 be-
2. M, mt the office of Gum q Gibbons, in
Point Pleasnut, Mason County, West Viz
gtniar shall take the dispositions of j. r.
Morris, and others, to be read as evidence in
my behalftn the above named suit; and If
from any cause the taking thereof shall not
continued from time to time at the same
place ustiI completed.
july 81 W. JOHN r. MORRIS,
BY Counsel.
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For Sale,

THE following described real estate: Two
hundred and ten acres, about one mile
tile town of Point Pleasant. All under fence,
lsO acres in grass, 20 acres newly cleared land,
Greek running through the centre; the fences
are substantial, md lawful. Two dwelling
hoases, two barns, and other outbuildings;
good bearing orchard of 100 trees. Price,
$1,000; q cash, balance ono, two and three
years, with interest. Sit1ntc In Lewis dis
triet, Mason county, West Virginia.
This property Will only be offered for sixty
INTERSTATE LAND AGENCY,
Dec 26-2m Point Pleasant, West Va.
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Jacl; Dickerson, of Wayne county,
loaned a horse to his brother Dutch.
Dutch used the horse roughly, and
they fell out about it, and finally
came to blows, and Dutch stabbed
Jack several times in the back below
the shoulder, penetrating the lung,
SO that when he brcathes air passes
in and out through the Wounds 1t
is thought he can not recover.
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Trustees. Sale of House and Lot
i'm Point Pleasant.

by virtue OF the authority vested i'm me by
ID a certain deed of trust, executed by. q. NJ.
Nutter and L. A. Nutter, his wife, to the UNI
dersigned as trustee, beaTing date July 2Oth,
ISL aud recorded ia the Clerks Office of the,
County Court of Mnsnn County, West Vfr-
gintil, IN trust deed book No. 10, page $780, &c,
To secure the payment of a certain note
therein described, executed by the said q. ii.
Nutter and I. A Nutter for the sum OF $4,000,
payable to Il. +. Wells or order ON or before
April Isl, 1850. which said note was afterwards
assigned by the said r. Z. Wells to NJ. a. G..
barbee, and default having been made in the
payment of said note when the same became
que ana payable, and being required by said
said to make sale of the real estate convened
by said trust deed, ], J. p. r. B. Smith, trustee
as aforesaid, shall on =
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Catharine G. Morris.

VS.. In Chanccry
Catharine g. Norris.
The object OF the above suit is to obtain u
divorce for the piaintiH from the bonds of
matrimony. And it appearing by affidavit
filed that the said defendant, Catharinc q.
Morris, is a nonresident of this State, the
said defendant is required to appear here
within one month after the date OF the first
publication of this order and do what is nee
essary TO protect her interests herein.
A copy teste:
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stock Dealer +.
Order of PubItcnlioI,.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
~ Circuit Court for the County of Mason,
on Monday, the Isl day of July, 1852
Thomas NJ. Harbour, administrator of D,.rtel
S;earic, deceased.
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a Home Find Fore,g,, Trip

Mr. e. r. ]. Boos, of Jackson,
Miss, was the fortunate holder of
ionestwentietl of ticket No. 90 900
in the April drawing of the I5on;s-
lana State Lottery, which drew the
second capital prize of 500 GOO.
he took it to the Capital State Bank
of jackson, Miss, for collection.
He purchased his tickets direct
from NJ A. Daupliin, New Orleans,
La. He isia barber by trade, Il ma
tive of Germany, and expects to
invest his money in real estate
.Jqckeon Miss. Ciariou.Lcdyer, May
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-03
Il. f.. MITCHELL, Clerk.

The defendant in the above case will take
notice that on the 9th day of August 1889 be-
tween the hours OF s o'clock q. M, and o
O'Clock p. In, at tile residence OF carlton
Young, in Grahnn District, Mason County
West Virginia. viii t:llSc the dispositions OF
Carlton Young, an others, 10 be road In evI-
dence in my behalf in certain suit in euufty
now pending in the Circuit Court of Mason
County, In which am plaintiff and you! are
defendant. If from any cause the taking of
the said dispositions are not completed on
that day, the same will be continued from day
to day or from time to time, at the. same
place and between the same hours until the
same shall be completed.
ELLA CAAfPBEId,
BY Counsel, Tomlins0n & Wiley
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Thursday, July 18th. 1889

at o'clock r. NJ, at the front door of the
Court House of said Mason County. sell nj
public auction to the highest bidder the said
real estate described in said trust deed, as fol-
lows: All that certain tE1ct of land situate in
the District of Lewis, County OF. Mason. and
State of West VirginIn, bounded and de-,
scrtbed rs follows. Beginning az a stake ut
junction of Hogg Street and public road
thence along Hosg Street in a northerIy direcs
ton 256 feet TO stake, thence at right ANGLES
from Hogg Street in an easterly direction 90
feet to a stake, thence Mt right angles in q
southerly direction 2JS feet to public road fol-
lowing the raeandecings of same to Junction
OF Hogg Street and said public road tine place
of beginning, being the same tract Of land
upon which the said c. VI. Niitfer now resides
TERMS OF SALE:-Cnsh.
june l9-4w. us'ee-
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DissoIutiou.

THE firm of Davis & sebrell, general
merchants, Grimm's Landing, West
Virginia has this day been dissolved nv
mutual consent Mr. George SebrefI
will continue the business, and will set
tie all accounts owing the firm, and will
pay all debts due by the firm.
w j. DAVIS,
GEO. L. SEBRELL.
NAV oT-4,, - -.
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FoR SALE.

THE Interstate Land Agency has for sale
l a farm of go acres in Bath county Va
There Nre - acres cleared and under fence.
baiance finely tiiHbcTed with white oak and
poplar. Living water on It. Five miles
from Warm Springs, when place affords
the highest cash prtco for everything that
cam be produced. Price, <I,500, or will e4-
change for tewn property address, FRANK
Va TSeptI2-lIn.
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Notice to Trasnassars.

4 LII persons are hereby warned not
u TO trespass upon my lands IN Lewis
and Robinson districts, either by hunt
ing, fishing, nutting, or in any other
way All yiolators OF this notice will
have the penalties of the law enforced
against them. @. SEBON.
sept 2S-4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-03

Gen. Simon Cameron died at his
home in Lancaster, Pa, Wednesday
night, aged 90 years. Gen. Cam
eron was a shrewd and successful
politician, always belonging to the
party that was on top for the time
being. He supported James Buc-
hanan in 1856. and four years later
was candidate for the Republican
nomination for President. He
bought a seat in the United States
Senate, and firing of it turned it
over to his son Don. The Cameron
influence has for years dominated
tho VIGOROUSLY corrupt politics of
Pennsylvania.
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Order OF Publlca,ion.

STATE OF WEST YIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, IS:
n 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
~ Circuit Court for the County of Mason
on Monday, July LIST, u. D., 1870
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-03

Republicans told us hast fall would
surely follow the election of Harri-
1son2 Pa1kersburg Sentinel
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A Farm containing US acres, living
l miles from the Kanawlia river, partly
improved; a new dwelling house built
last fall; IS acres good timber; about 40
acres now under cultivation. Terms TO
suit purchaser. Call ION or address,
1tPRETT d ELLISON Real Estate
Brokers and Insurance Agents. Point
Pleasant, West Va.
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The farmers complain that they
cannot produce enough to pay ex-
penses aud interest ON the money
invested in their farms. The reas-
on is plain Under the system of
Republican "protection" they are
taxed to death to please the COM
bines, trusts, and monopolies of this
country; and many of them because
they happen to own a sheep or two
go on blindly voting the Republic
can ticket, to protect wool.
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The courier-Journai, in reviewing
the objects of certain purchases by
foreigners. such as the Salt Works
in Virginia, says that eve protect
these 'blarsted Britisbers' who wish
to make salt with a bonus of 40 to
so per cent We protect the others
who wish to make our iron and steel.
by tariff varying from so to 100
per cent, and yet we speak of this
scheme as the American SYSTEM
though it taxes the American con-
sumner for the benefit of the British
capitalists, and brings in the pau
per labor of Europe to break down
the wages of the American Iaborer."
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Oh NIUIllsly, q uIy ISI, I6oJ
Ella Campbell,
VS.. In Chancery
William j. Campbell.
The object of the above suit is for the pur-
pose of obtaining a divorce from bed and
board from the defendant. And IL appearing
from afhdayit filed thnt the said defendant,
William j. Campbell is nonresident of this
state, the said defendant is required to APP
pear here within one month after the date OF
the first publication OF this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interests herein
A copy teste:
II. Il. DfITCHEIT, Clerk
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And AGRTCUL TURlL.,
LAND FOE SALE.

337 acres, lying on the Kanawha river
six miles above Point Pleasant. and
close to the *, & o. r. r. One of The
best river farms insfhe Kanawha Val
ley. Terms easy. Can ON or address.
TIPPETT q ELLISON, Real Estate Bro.
kers and Insurance Agents, Point Pleas
ant, West Va.
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The Kanawha and Ohio Railway Compnn
corporation, and others.
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Order of PublicatioIl.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, IS:
A T Rules held In the Clerks ONCE of the
~ Circuit Court for the County of mason,
ON Monday, July LIST, 1889
ELLA CnmnI,ell
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-02-21

Inst Saturday evening concert wa
held in the Institute hapea by portion
Of Mr. + J. Taylor. class assisted h'
soae of our local ta.cut for the benefit
Of the new plano at the Institute. II was
a rare musical treat consisting Of a grea'
variety of vocal and Instrumental music
all showing great care in preparation ana
untiring drill The features Of the even
ing were songs by Ms Millie ColcOrd
and Mrs. Porter, also a Whs;iing solo by
Miss Blanche Conner. All the parts were
unusually well taken and the concert wa
ii success in every way
The painters are now done at the new
school house aud he building is now
ready for the furniture. which sill be OF
the most approved patterns. When oul
scaool building i dome it is intended THAI
it shall he model II convenience an,
comfort for both teachers and pupils
Since the ground has been sufficiently
covered with SHOW, long lines of OK and
hOrsr teams are seen every day hauliul
lumber to the large mill of Dexter, Sanp
son and Libby aud also wood to the in
habtauts of the village
The prospect for a very full term tn,
coming spring continues to improve.
Mrs. Is. b. Bowden was suddenly call
ed TO Skowhcgan the past week by I'll,
sickness and death of her mother, who
resides there.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonah Vaughan of Ches
terville are in town visiting their daug te
Mrs DR. Taylor.
Mr.. b. S. Matthews, who for SOM
time has kept tea and crockery store il
our village, and who by the way, is on
of our selectnen has accepted Il position
to travel for Bangor boot and shoe firm
and will at once close out his bushes
here. We wish him success in his uey
venture.
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West PittSNeld.

Mrs Weymouth died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs S. J. Moore, with
whom She lived February list. She was
nearly % years of age and remarkably
smart, performing many kinds of work
up to the time Of her sickness, which was
only few days.
Mrs. III, NJ. Emerson made a call on
MIR. Stanley Small last Saturday evening
and as she entered the house she patted
Mr.. Smalfs dog on his head as he lay
doing in chair calling him nice doggy
The brute returned the compliment by
jumping and sei1ing her by the throat
his teeth penetrating so as TO bring blood
and greatly frightening those present.
BY speedy application of remedies the
wound was soon made more conf rtable
The dog is still living and ready for al.
other victim.
There have been several on the sick
list.
DIR. Taylor was called recently to Mrs
Rogers who has been quite i'll, and alst
TO visit Linda Davis. Both patients ar,
much better.
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Harmcny.

The selectmpn Of his town are ahon,
IN Nv nm tho ar,ire of tho town nr.,rara
tory for reporting at the town meeting
which is expected to occur ON Monday
March 18th.
The uarno,v Gr.pge p of II mr.,
ayinp very inierestinS exercisas a, ,ha;,
na,tings ,.yarv WeJn :, d,v ..yanirn III
active members number about forty, and
they have chosen sides so that one side
gives an evenings entertainment consist
Ing of essays, poems, speeches, select
readings, vocal and instrumental music
Dialogues, recitations, declarations, etc.
one week, and then the other side at the
next meeting, to continue four weeks
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AT WASHINGTON

The lines have been sharply draw
again on the tariff question. A safe pre-
diction as to the probable result Is that
nothing will be enacted upon this subject
at this session, unless the House Commit
tee on Appropriations shall be able to Sc.
cure Democratic votes enough to pass
through the House the modified bin.
The Senate has confirmed Mr. Coman,
Secretary of Agriculture, and he has Ia
ken his seat in the cabinet. Taking his
seat and leaving it will constitute the en-
tire burden of MIR. Colman's official du-
ties. But he will go down In history Al
the first Secretary of Agriculture.
A week ago there seemed to be nc
probability that the House and Senate
would agree upon any of the various
propositions then pending as to the adj
mission of several Territories as States,
but now the House and Senate are prac-
tically In accord on the fundamental prop.
ositions, the House, by vote Of approx.
imately thirty majority, having decided
to recede from the position which 1t had
so strenuously taken before and to con.
sent to the admission of four Territories
as States In the Union. The Territorie.
are North and South Dakota, Washing.
ton and Montana.
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M alnstream.

Hill Brothers of Canaan, who have pur-
chased the water power at Mainstream-
one of the very best in the county-haye
erected a factory 100 feet long, by 81
feet wide and two stories high, for the
purpose OF variety wood work and
wood turning business.
When the building Is completed and in
running order, it will contain more than
thirty different kinds of machines. The
manufacture Of all kinds of tables and
stands will be one of their leading branch
cs. They are also running steam saw
and single mill which they have built
since last fall Connected with their saw
mill they have Il dry house, patent pro.
cess, with capacity for drying ten thou
sand feet of lumber per day. They have
employed from twenty to thirty men all
winter.
James +. Farrar has been appointed
7. VI. at this place.
Frank Foss hurt his foot quite badly
one day last week while rolling logs into
the mill.
Mrs. Eli Merrill is spending the winter
with her sons in Skowhegan.
Mr.. Alonzo Brown of Hartland /.
teaching singing school at this place
One day last week, G. ID. Laughton
went to his barn aud found one of hi
oxen with his hip dislocatcd, and wa,
obliged to kill IL.
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Fairfield Centre

Victor Grange gave another entertain
ment at their hall, last Friday evening thu
18th. The program consisted of selecl
readings, declarations, music, etc, and
wound up with supper :of baked beans
and brown brean and coffee. Some eigh
ty five supper tickets were sold and |,
was pronounced grand success by al
those who attended The grange are 20.
ing to repair their hall In the spring.
Next Thursday evening the friends OF
VIM. X. Tibbets are to make him a crys
tai wedding. The gathering will be a,
Grange hall.
Mr.. Albert Jones died the 18th, at his
BROTHER " iliam's, aged about II. MI
jones had been In poor health for some
years. He had lived with This brothers
with Watson In the summer and with
William In The winter.
NJ. Rodney Jones refused IN offer of
5000 for his five year old Fred Boone
colt. 1t Is a nice looking colt. stands 10
hands high and will weigh 1850 lbs. Mr..
Jones says he is the best colt, all things
considered that he ever raised. HIS price
on him is three hundred dollars.
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larone.

We have quick mail train from Water
vile, twelve miles, since the broncos
went In one, or one and one fourth hours
including stop.
Horace Drawn, who las been living In
Larone for two years has moved back on
to the farm.
l.. c. Stevens has purchased the Mer-
row place, and proposes to make it his
future home.
Mrs. s. ID. Ward is on the sick list
under the treatment of DR.. Fellows of
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Sanford Berry intends to move to
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Miriam padham of Gardiner is
stopping with her daughter In Larcne.
Misses Nettie and Matte Wiuslow with
their uncle of Mimi, have been on visit
to ST. Adams. Mr.. Winslow and Mis-
Matte intend to start for MINI. this
week.
Miss Grace Farnham has just closed a
successful term of school In Fairfield.
The mill yard of J. +. Libby is fast H.
ling with logs, and another quantity has
been yarded on the creek three miles
above.
Those that prepared poplar for the pup
mill last spring have it all yartied on the
banks of the creek.
Have you your town officers all re-
elected?
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Augusta, stated before the committee
that according to the computations Of the
Interior Department at Washington, t.
now at China, keunebec. When
the capital was located, it was at Pitts
ton. Thus it is ,lowly moving eastward
and nOrthward
There were presented in the House
Monday BY Mr.. IIolbrook OF Starks-
Remonstrance of j. Z. Clark and 20 9TH
er, OF New Portland against the bill. for.
bidding the throwing of snwdust into
the kennebec River or its tributaries.
BY Mr. Goodwin of Skowhegan- Re.
mynstrance of T. j. Houghton and eleven
others of Bingham against the same
Also remoustrance Of s. Bunker and 2,
Others of North Arson against the same
Also remonstrance of s. H.. Crowell and
eleven others of Cornvllle against the
same Also remonstrance of Joseph 7
Adams and 40 others against the same.
The bill requiring towns 10 furnish
free text books to pupils passed t,ie
House by a very large vote Tuesday, af-
ter lively debate in which Represents
tive Goodwin took part. His speech was
received with enthusiasm, and he was
warmly congratulated at it, close
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Iii a nrarnis. ,ha, ~ h'. fol.a ~ a., -,
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rh,r,, aro s..,,,.raI ra','I a,aI,y
nj I'm and haari,,,, =. -, ,at.' nIan,
hi hi af,srnaon 'e"''"7 - ~ '""' P'"~'
lurtnet nearing on the henneot'
saWuuSt o'ii brought quIle hummer o.
falfheiu min owners 10 augusta lues
uay'
The committee on Temperance repor
ought not to pass on the bill providing
that proprietary medicines shall have thu
formula by which they are compounded
printed on the bottles containing thereon
Mr.. Allen of Mercer, made short
speech in opposition to the free tex
books bill.
There Is disagreement between tn,
| House and Senate on the Crow bount,
/ bill. The House passed the bill giviua
4 10 cents bounty on crows, and the Sen
/ ate amended 1t by adding bounty Of
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n artla and

Mr. \. X. Smlley's second term Of sing
ing school began here Feb. 18th witt
about nifty scholars.
Mr. Joel S. Richardson of Turtle Lake
Wis, was called here by sickness of hi
wife last week. His many friends will
be glad to know that she is improving
though still very i'll.
Mr.. John Weston and wife of Skowhe
gan and Mrs. tlarinda Wheeler of Gas.
Co, Iowa, sister of Mrs. Weston, VISITED
Mr.. and Mrs. Stinchtleld aud other rela
tives last week.
Many of our people attended the Son,
of Veterans fair at st. A bans last week
Mrs. Hattie Philbrick of st. Adams
Co. Supt., W. G. r. L., Evangelist,
work, spoke to the l.. T. L., Saturday
and organized the order into classes.
Miss Ann Mathews has returned to he
home in Skowhegan. Miss Hattie ac
coinpanied her.
Iiartland Academy was rc-opcned Mon
day last, Mr.. II IL. Tucker, Athens, Me.
Principal.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Stark.

Geo. II. Piper has gone to Paradis,
Valley, Nevada where his brother ha
been at work the past few years.
School closed in Dis. NO in this vii
lage the nth inst.
n. Z. Topper is teaching free higl
school in Dist. No. r. and is having
full school.
o. =. Bracket, one of our smart young
men, who has been attending the Farm
ington Normal School the past year, IL al
home for a shoIt time on account of his
health.
Addie l.. GIeenleaf is at Augusta at
tending the grammar school.
Geo. A. Duley has closed his school a,
New Sharon with good success
q. w. Spinney is quite feeble, not able
to sit up but very little.
Elder Munroe is having series of
meetings at the Union church
Is A. Sawyer is having a large amount
of logs hauled to his mill this winter.
A. Bracket and son are taking adyan.
ta.e of the good shedding by hauling out
their dressing FOR USE In the spruE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins had large can
Ger taken out of her breast last eek.