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IMPURE water the cause Of so much i'll
health is made harmless by adding little
AngcstGia Bitters. Manufactured by DR..
J. G. b. Siegeft-& Sons. At all druggists
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Birth, dea.h ana marriage no,ices a;Ea Dc sent in
By responsible Grr,es and paid for az the rate Of %
css,ss each; funeral notice, . ce'its.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-09

HEADACHE, indigestion and all disorders
of the liver, simmons Liver Regulator
surely clres.
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CRY license and water rates now due.
Paw ca q betose the 10TH inst. and save
costs
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CITY. sCAVENGER.

r FAVE ORDERS FOR REMOVAL OF DEAD
1 4 animals at Police Station, or e. Slaughter
residence, Fifth street, between L ard ".
dl6-lm3p JESSE SLADGHTEB-
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TO-DAY, AT 9 A. NJ.
8: SPECIAL SALE OF
Esay- -spa

Tenfour Silver Gray Bed Blankets bound with
red tape, weight pounds. Price, 81 40 pair.
Domestic Department.
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There vas quite delegation of land
owners along the Lower Stockton rosd
present at the Supervisors session yester-
day, brought thither By the action of Road
Oversesr Silas Chance, who was known to
have in view the cutting Of canal to re
lieve the road south Of Whisky Hill of the
drainage water held there, and to have it
turned of into the Sims lake bottom.
County Surveyor Boyd had, at the re-
quest OF Ovsrsesr CHARGE, made survey of
the loeslity with a view to such action,
and submitted his report thereof, which is
as follows:
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COMlTISsIONER'S S4LE

NOTICES hereby given that pursuant to n
~ decreeS Of the Circuit Court OF Mason
county, Vest Virginia, made and entered on
the Ism day OF February, lS9O, in a certain
SUIT IN IN = hnneery pending in the Qitcuit Court
81 suid county, wherein Jane Russell Is plain
tiff and Barbara Russell and others are Def
eIldants, Will on IT|. -,
Monday, May 5th, 1890,
at the front door of the Court House. I'm Point
pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, sell
the following real estate situated In Wasssen-
ner District, in said County: a lot OF about
one acre of land, and the Improvement
thereon, situated ON Ice Creek. near West
CoiuImbla, and about one-fourth OF a mile
from the mouth of said Creek, being what
iord ana Lewis Russell by Moses Michael by
deed bearing date the 14th day OF February
lSi9, and recorded In the office of the Clerk OF
the County Court of said County. In Deed
BOOK No. Ii, page 2l5-after the conveynncfs
made by said SANFORD and Lewis Russell, as
with Plaintiffs Bill, the originals of which
are recordcd In said Clerks Office IN Deed
BOOK Nosl5, pages $50, ~ and ~, respectively.
TERMS:
Cash as to enough to pay costs of said suit
ana expenses of sale; and upon a credit of
six and twelve months To the residue, In
equal lnstaunents, bearing interest from day
OF sale, tne purchaser giving his notes with
approved security for the deferred install
III sah I ala ne legal TUE VII b EsssNlRed IN
~ - Special Commlssloner
80 - = = 49, - ~ - = - - -
i hereby certify that the above named Spe-
cal oinmisstoner has given the bond requi-
t ted 9y law and the aforesaid decree, which
april 2d-Iw. = - Z L. CLERK
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CoMMIssIoNER,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to n
county.IMe Nirginia nasle and entered on
the 9TH day Of February 1880, In a ceft;tin
suit in CfIaneeryl pending I'm said court,
wherein J. w. Gardner is plaintiff and
Andrew Ely Is defendant, 4 will on I'll =
Monday. MayF5th, 1890, y 10
at the front door OF the Conrt House in Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, sell
ieiollowing real estAse situated In Clenden-
tnDistrtct IN said cOunty3 Being fifty acres,
out Of certain land FORMERLY owned by the
said J. W. Gardner, described IN n certain deed
made to him by John Eppie and wife on the
9TH day OF October, 1883, and recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the County Court OF said
nfty acres bpIndedCps follows: Beginning
i.anier heirs, thence \, w. 2. chains and
~ links, to a. stake; theneet In an efSteriy
direction along n road about ~ iY9oIeS- "a. n
stake, thence in sOuthernly direction a
sufhcient distance on the line OF lot No. 3 and
sneuce n. y w. TO the place OF beginning: ---'
TERMS.
One7third OF the price cash In hand; one
tl I In one year and one fIiird in two years
With interest from day OF sale. The purehas-
ser GIVING notes with approved security for
deferred payments and reserving the LEGAL
title until all Is paid. W. X. GUM.
Special Commissioner,
hereby certify that the aforesaid Special
commissioner has given, the bond yredui red
By law Ia the aforesaid sdcefee, and - an
proved by me. L. f. NITCHELI, Clerk
March I'd I-w.
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Fortunate Chicagoans

In the Feb. 18th drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery two citi-
zens drew cash prizes which have
made them wealthy. III. A. HUI
burd, 80 Metropolitan Block, is one
of the lucky citizens. To Traveller
representative Mr.. Hulburd said: 81
held one-quarter of ticket No. 40
919 which drew the third capital
prize of $4,000. The cash, sl2..
500, was promptly received by me
through the American Express Co. "
Messrs. Charles Kosminski & Co.
bankers at 15s Washington ST, col
lected for a customer, through the
State Natl Bank of New Orleans,
one-twentieth. of ticket No. 64,3S5
which drew the first capital prize
of 100000 in the same drawing
arkansas (Ill9 Iraceler, March Is.
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So. Adams, w. Va.
Dear Mr. Iippett, s -

-A(SNf- @nf. 4tppctG % 10 ttt
Mamma and 1 came up last week
to see uncle and aunt Lyle. We
had a nice trip by Huntington.
The railroadfrom there here has
great big rails, and the trains run
very fast. Here you can't see any
thing hardly, for great big stacks of
boards, and when you go to the
river to fish the banks are SO cover
ed with logs that you can't get to
the water for them. A boy up here
can't have any fun, unless he's got
boat to get where. the fish will
bite. Men are at work at the saw
mills and everybody seems in su ;h
a rush to get all the logs sawed up.
They have three big mills and are
fixing up another one. There is a
big spoke factory too, and a stave
mill. They could feed heap of
people here if men could eat saw
dust. At Sattes, over the river,
they are as hard at work dressing
stone for the Ceredo bridge, and for
locks, Z and 8, as they are on. this
side making lumber. 2a4
Down below Coal men are busy
laying sidings and preparing found
atoms for shops and roundhouBe.
Everything looks like this place is
going to get big. They say they
will be at work on a railroad -up
Coal river in May. Some of the
work is already done.
Our Presbyterian friends don't
talk about much but Presbytery,
which meets here the 9TH of next
month. Maybe they can see some
fun in set of old dry preachers,
but q boy can't see much.
1T is lonesome here without cousin
Marques who died last summer.
Your little friend,
ARCHIE CAMPBELL.
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M. A. cox,
No. Is6, Second Street.
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.
o,,riloe,f
commissioners SAID.

DJRSUANTi to the provision of n certain
l. decree made ON the 18th day of February,
lsED, by the Circuit Court of Mason County
West virginia, in n certain suit in Chnncery
pending IN said Court, wherein William Me-
NicfSle Is Plaintiff and William l.. Long and
others arc Defendants, will on
Thursday, the 9Th day of May,
1890, at the Front Door of the Court House of
said County, in Point Pleasant, West Virgin
la, sell At public auction, the following real
county, t0-wft: Beginning at a dogNrood i'm
the line OF Frank Groves tract and corner to
James Necdham's 30 acre tract; thence with
MS line >. 4O' w. liz poles TO stake I'm wat-
terson's line; =. 100 T.. 1927 poles TO snnII
pine IN ;. NJ. Creneens, line; thence with his
lines N. ~ p. IL poles; -. ibo f. y poles; f.
~ poles; y. GO T.. iOiz poles To- "A sta Ike In ont
line of the survey; thence y. IIiae r. ~ poles
70 stake corner TO r. Cremeens tract; thence
n J0' w. 1857 poles; N. 4iIso z. II poiekI to n
stake, corner 70 Frank Groves - acre tract;
thehee NJ sos W.521s poles to the beginning
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash ON day of sale; one third in
one year and one third in two years. with
legal Interest from day OF sale on the deferred
Payments, the purchaser executing his notes
with approved security for said deferred in
stp S and the legal title retained until
all Is paid. w. IL. GUM, -
st-- Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond in the pennIty of
$5nOO as required in the aforesaid decree has
been given and approved by me.
GiHen under my hand this 18th day Of
April, 1880 X. f. MITCHEII, Clerk
apIh ~ wv
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Order. of Pubffcaffon.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
MASON COUNTY, IS:
a Rules held In the Clerks Office Of the
- Circuit Court for the County OF Mason,
a. r. Barbee, "a - ',Ss'F
Lucy COlwelI, and Others. ) EfftT - :
The object OF the above entitled suit Is 70
sunJeet the real estate of the defendant Lucy
Colwell, Situated in Clendenin District Ma
son County, West Virglnia, to the payment
OF medlclnal bill OF $500 with interest due
the piuintfIf and the costs OF this suit nj.
IL appearing by affidavit fled that the defend-
amt Lucy ColWeil, Is n nonresident of this
State tlae-s.t defendants N required 90 aI1-
pear here within one month after the date ol
the mist publication of this ortler and do
what Is necessary 20 protect her Interests.
a Copy Teste:
Gum & Gibbons, SOILS. - fapr. CIV.
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Total earnings of 120 railroads
for the month of March aggregated
s3l ,O04, 479, equivalent to a gain
over last year of 81 per cent. The
most satisfactory returns were from
the Southwestern group. the in
crease amounting to 16.3 per cent,
over last year. For the three months
of the year the total earnings of 127
roads aggregated $50 1858, 800, an in
crease of 1913 per cent. over last year,
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The fire on Sunday morning is
enveloped in deep mystery; that the
fire was an incendiary one there is
no doubt The matter ought to be
taken in hand and thoroughly in
vestigated by our autorities.
Mr.. A. F. Kisar purchased from
Mrs. Lucinda Gibbs her lot in the
burnt district, containing one fourth
of an acre, for which he paid $500
cash.
AS usual lazy, worthless set
stood around the fire, and would
assist no one, unless paid for their
work.
Thieves abounded during the fire,
and applied their profession, and
much property was stolen, particu-
larly in the line of provisions and
wearing apparel.
Capt. Helm rebuilt his ice house
on Sunday, to save his ice.
Mr.. G. F. Hess met with pain
full accident at the FIRE Sunday
morning, by letting heavy box
fall upon his foot. He is now going
around on crutches.
The town Council Monday night
passed fire limit ordinance.
Property owners are beginning
to clean off the rubbish in the burnt
district.
Mr.. Stortz will put an entire new
front in the Stortz House; and the
store fronts will be all of plate
glass. I
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Mr.. Editor. Please allow me to
correct a mistake made in your last
weeks issue. In speaking of the
vote taken by the West Virginia
Presbytery in favor of revising the
Confession of Faith, it was stated
that. "One of the principal points to
be revised is the belief that the
failure to baptize an infant is
fatal to its salvation" AS a cor
rection of the above error, would
respectfully submit the following
quotation from our Confession of
Faith, chap. xviii, sect. v: cal
though it be a great sin to condemn
or neglect this ordinance (baptism),
yet grace and salvation are not so
inseparably annexed unto it, as that
no person can be regenerated or
saved without it, or all that are bap-
tized, are undoubtedly regenera-
ted"
We might also add that it is com
mon faith. of all the Reformed
Churches that persons dying in in
fancy are saved; and that the Pres
byterian Church, SO far from
being any exception, is the only
Church Gas far as we know which
has made this belief an article of
faith and placed it in her written
creed. In making this correction,
we are fully aware that the Church
has been charged with holding diff
ferent belief and that a contributor
of so reputable periodical as the
North American Review has recent
ly charged an eminent minister
of the past generation with preach
ing "Infant damnation" from his
pulpit, but this charge has been re-
futed and shown to be without
foundation in fact. Our standards
are open to the examination of all
and we would ask fair examina-
tion before Misrepresentation are
listened to.
Respectfully
D., III
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-23

The announcement that Harrison
is already candidate for President
in 1892 removes fear that existed
that perhaps the Republicans might
run some one they could elect.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-23

A strong sentiment has been de-
veloped in the lower end of the
Fourth district in favor of the nom
ination of Hon. Rankin Wiley for
Congress. Mr.. Wiley is strong
and and popular man and sterling
Democrat. He is the kind of a
man that inspires victory; but one
thing more than anything else the
Democrats of the Fouth district
need, and that is harmony among
themselves. They have an oppor.
tunity now to prove that Che Fourth
District is unquestfonabiy Demo.
cratic. A good leader and united
party can do it Wheeling Register.
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In Missouri the grand juries are
indicting the euchre players. This
is a natural result of breaking up
the jurors penny ante.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-23

Tariff reform is going backward
under Republican rule. The Nc
Kinley tariff bill, after giving credit
for all reductions, will add $40, OOO,,
900 to the revenue.
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Notice,

She animal meeting OF the Stockholders
i of the Hartford City Salt Co. viii be held
az the Company's office. in Hartford City,
18th day of May, 1891, az 10 o'elocd a M. h,
choose board OF Directors and 20 transact
any other business that may be necessary to
be done at said meeting 60 -
g. W. MoREDocK, Treasurer.
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Harrison has announced through
his closest political and personal
friend, treasurer Huston, that he is
a candidate for re election. Thanks.
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Notice IF Rental of a Fine Farm
~ Special Comm fsSfoner.

y \ virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court
- or Mason County, West VII 4ini.. entered
IN ne ttnancefy cause of William Davis vs.
NJ. +. JahnisOn and c. w. Jatifso al fne
Sep eInber Term, 1856. the undersl :ncd Spec
81 Commissioner, will on The
18th day of April, 1890,
at o'clock p. NJ, ~ the front door of the
Cour. Ho1Se of SAID County rem. by way OF
public autq ioa, 20 the highest bidder Inc fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit: That
certain tract OF land Sitl,ate IN Robinson
Adsl riot, III sAtd County nud Ssate.and known
rs the 5;itnuel Neager place, ediOiffing the
ltndS OF u. II. +. NanMatre, Asa NIu>graye
u. and Ambrose Geager, containing about
iJg pores and neing the same land devised to
SAID NJ r ) ami som ,oy tne last viii nd testa-
mont OF Harriet Macnir, decea .efl.
Terms 90 Rental: Cash as 10 one tilird OF
the amount OF rental. and Tue Tesitiue on n
credit OF six and twelve months, 'IIle rent err
eNecut ing noe S win good security for Tne
defeti.sed payments. Tine land 10 ne rented for
a sufficient leng. II OF time to pay of and dis
charge fne debt, interest aud to>ts.i ~ the
a1oNe c;sre. not exceed lg. however, n period
Jam son alld her husband C. w. JamiSon
--tt.st, RASEIE WILEE.sJR..
Special Commissioner.
Toni nson & Wiley, Soils.
heretly ce-sfy that bond with approved
security haS been given by iiIe above Special
Com m Ssioner, nS required nv the decree In
this cause r. Z: MITCHELL. Clerk y
March . i-w.
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Will MOI Stand Any Longer.

A Ii persons are. hereby notified not
"a TO tresrass upon my land, in Glen
denim District. by hunting. nutting,
fishing, berrying, or by entering or
going through my enclosed land, with
ontsmy consent, as Lam deter mined to
prosecute all, without regard to who
they may be, who violate this notice.
feb. IL S-m. JOHN GALLOWAY.
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George Holloway fell from the
fence this morning at 4th Avenue
school house and broke his arm
Huntington Advertiser.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

to be found outside of the larger Cities Great care
taken that not many things allowed get "out,
2 then only for few, days time.
1T is the fnon to do only as can be trans
acted honestly and pleasantly. To this will be
aoweto misrePresent goods of any kind shall tell
you the defects of article where KNOWN well
merits.
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For .RENT.-A three-room house,
located in the Extension Apply to
ID. S. Snyder, or J. P r. B. Smith.
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sfocIxhoIder,s Meeiinc.
OFFICE OF rIE o. n. r. co.

IL ofFICE OF til = o. Il X co.
Parkersburg, W. va April, z, lSa0.f
THE Annnal Meeting Of tine Stock holders
il OF the OHIO River Railroad Company will
be held Mt the Office of the Company In the
city OF Parkersburg, West Virginia, on
THURSDAY MAY sth, 1880, at I0ofcfoclx, a.
mr. for the purpose OF electing a Board of
Directors and amy other business that NAV
come before them
W. y. CHANCELLOR,
april 10 4-w. sSecref4ry.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, one dose. Cure
headache, constipation and indigestion.
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What wrought the change? This wo-
mans face
Is ruddy with roses grace.
Her eye is bright,
Her heart is light,
All. truly tits goodly sight
A few brief months ago her cheek
Was pallid and her step was weak.
1.-THE end is near
For her, l fear"
Sighed many a friend who held her dear.
can tell you what wrought the
change IN her. She was told by friend.
who. like her, had suffered untold
misery from a complication of female
troubles. that DE-. Pierce's favorite Pre-
scription would certainly cure her.
This friend know whereof she spoke"
for she had been cured by the remedy
she advised her friend to use. She IS
enthusiastic in its praise, and tells her
friends that DIR. Pierce deserves the uni
versal gratitude of wonian-kind for
having given it this infallible remedy
for its peculiar ailments 1t is guaranteed
to give satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. &
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DRI JG9 STORE.
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.

During this time, the Proprietor gone steadily
on adding little by little, the has of the
complete stocks of
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BEN HARnor.


A MYsTERY.-Thc Kanawba Ga
sette has the following: 'sChristopher
Hess, well known farmer, living
across the Kanawha, has been miss
ing for several months, and it is not
known what has become of him
He left home to visit a relative liv-
ing at Ravenswood, and after re-
naming there awhile, he went to
Point Pleasant, to visit other rela-
tives. From this place he wrote to
his wife that he was going to Kan
sas on a little trip. This was several
months ago, and since that time
nothing has been seen or heard of
him. He had no trouble with his
family, and was on good terms with
all his acquaintance. Financial
troubles could not have caused him
to leave home as he had, thousand
dollars or more in cash. This, with
the fact that the money cannot be
found, would lead to the SUPPOSE
ton that he had met with foul play
at the hands of some person who
knew he had the money. His wife
is very much distressed over his
prolonged absence, and can account
for it in no way.
, 1890-02-15

The failure of the Harrison family to
apply the Temperance principles at the
White House. which, previous 10 the
presidential election they we're believed to
hold, has bitterly disappointed the friends
of the temperance cause. A New York
paper says: There is no woman in the
United States so entirely Disappointing to
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union as Mrs President Harrison. She
was known to be Indifferent to the matter
OF total abstinence, but they hoped she
would set the example OF temperance at
her own table. Mrs. Cleveland, though
a much n woman, and more likely
TO be Influenced by her husband. never
tasted wine at any time, and at the state
and other formal dinners no glasses were
ever put at her plate Mrs. Harrison ig-
nores the acts of her predecessors, Mrs
Hayes and Mrs. Cleveland, and is there
fore condemned by the members of this
great body of women An officer in high
position in the w. c. T. U. has stated
that Mr.. Harrison will find against him,
should he run again for any Office, the
combined owe OF two hundred and
eighty thousand wnmen
, 1890-02-15

The free trader may go along very gay
and cheerful for a time, but now ami then
he runs against a stubborn fact which
stagg, rs ali his fine spun theories. says
the Chicago lie, aid Such a fact is the
burning of a sardine factory in Maine
with a loss of over $4,000. The newt
able inference is that sardlne canning is an
important Maine industry. And this is a
fact, for there are no less than eleven
large and prosperous sardine factories IN
that state. The dictionaries and every
reliable ~ichthyologist say that a sardine Is
a Mediterranean fish of the herring tribe,
which derives its name from the island of
SARDINIA, near which 1t is found 10 the
greatest numbers. Yet Maine, through
the operation of its wise fishery laws and
the ben fcent principles of protection. is
able to do an extensive sardine business
in the absence OF sardines. This is one
of the proudest trlumphs of protection,
and is it a wonder that Speaker Reed is
ready to 90 to any lengths to defeat the
desperate free traders and preserve n sys-
tenn which is capable of such results?