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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-16
Major j. G. Do,vniain.
Gallipolis Bulletin.

1aHlpOnS bnIIefln.
We notice with great qualification
that the name of Major J. G. Down
tain has been mentioned as an avail.
able candidate for the Democratic
nomination as member of Congress
from the Fourth District of West
Virginia. We have known the
Major intimately for more than a
score of years, and will say, without
any attempt at fattery, that no bet
ter man could be selected to repre-.
sent the interests of our brothers
across the river in the national leg
islative halls. -
He is gentleman whose honor
and integrity are above question.
well versed in matters of public in,
terest, whose life has been spent
largely in looking after the inter
ests of the people, and therefore in
the responsible position to which
his friends desire to call him, will
serve the people faithfully. Major
Downtain is too well known to our
people for US to recall his history,
and we feel sure that our few words
of appreciation as to his worth will
be warmly seconded by all our
readers. .rr5 a. is.
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Fortunes Ereaiks-Scattercd
!is izg Everywhere.

: Does history repeat itself in vain?
Let no man doubt that The Louis
lana State Lottery, did, on Tuesday.
March 11th, decide by the 2SSth
Grand Monthly Drawing, who shall
get 81 ,054, 800 in sums from $500.
600 down. All information can be
had from NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or.
leans, La. Ticket No. S,I32 drew
the First Capital Prize of $500 900;
it was sold in twentieths at 81 each:
two to c. G. Conroy, % Asland St,
Maiden, Mass; one to Albert w eiss.
Galveston, Texas; ono to Geo. NJ
Green, Boston, Mass; one TO Chas.
III. Johnson, 1O2 Sunbury st. Boston.
Mass; one to Fanny Poppe, care
Chas. Pope, Stockton, Cal; one to
Joseph Goodman, care of n. SMELL
enberg & Co, 9Th and South Sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa; one to I. S. Aman,
2,9l2 Thompson ST., Philadelphia,
Pa; one to w. Condingley, 2,95l
Fairhill St, Philadelphia, Pa; one to
III. Hudson Il III. Knots, care of C.
ID. Kenny, 500'So. Gay St, Balti
more, Md; one to Franklin Bank.
Baltimore, Md; one to Miss Char
.lotte Hedge, 32 Second St, San
Francisco. Cal one to Miss Carrie
Bell, Willis, Texas; one to Deposi-
tor, New Orleans Nat Bank, New
Orleans, La; etc Ticket No. L.
1914 drew the Second Capital Prize
of 100000, sold in twentieths Mt 81
each. One to Branch Bank of Com
merce, Omaha, Neb one to Savory's
& Co. s. Express, 30 Court Square,
Boston, Mass; one to Merchants
and Planters Bank, Greenville,
Miss; one to First National Bank,
Lima, Ohio; one to Memphis City
Bank, Memphis, Tenn; one to G.
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a Scorchinr I.efler

Henry G. Lea, rich Philadel.
phia Republican, and a man of great
ability and influence, has written
President Harrison searching open
letter, in which he excoriates Quay.
He says no graver scandal has
darkened our political history than
the charges brought against Sena-
tor Quay by the New York World.
No such accusation, involving in
iquity SO varied and so continuous
and supported by such an array
of minute detail have ever before
been brought against a politician so
conspicuous. If they are true SEN
ator Quay ought to be in the peni-
Tertiary; if they are false he is cru
ely hbelled man, but although two
months have elapsed since the gray
est of the charges were made pub
lie neither his solicitude for his
character nor desire for gain has
prompted him to break silence. 1t
is his own fault if the public should
regard this as acquiescing in the
truth of the charges. He closes his
letter with an ominous prediction il
the course the administration has
marked out for itself is adhered to.
On this subject he says: at needs
no prophet to fortell the result.
The elections of last November
were a warning that the people
would not tolerate your methods.
Were the Presidential election to
occur tomorrow there could scarce
ly be a doubt of Democratic success.
Let me eonsel you, Mr.. President,
as friend to reflect that this has
been your work, etc.
Mr. LEAFS letter has caused a pro
found sensation among politicians.
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where i ne Pro,ec,Ion 10

Parkersburg Sentinel; Three
thousand emigrants arriving at Cas-
tie Garden day is not an inviting
prospect for the. iaborers of this
country, for whose jobs many of
these new arrivals will compete, and
at reduced wages. 1t is fair to as
sumo that fully one hundred thous-
and foreigners will come to this
country in the next thirty days, the
majority of whom will be seeking
work, either skilled or unskilled,
and who will also enter into tho
already overcrowded ranks of those
who must live by the sweat of their
brow. A great army of Iaboring
people in this country are now out
of work, and nowhere can they tarn
with an assurance of employment.
This caravaiisary of idleness is daily
enhanced by hordes of foreigners,
unloaded from countries abroad,
seeking here what they cannot find
at home-employment at remnner-
alive wages. These people must
have work, or they must starve or
do worse. Every one of these emf
grants that is industrious will at
once place himself beside our own
workmen and bid for employment.
Underbid, would perhaps be bet
ter term to use.
"The time is at hand when some
thing should be done to stop this
wholesale immigration. The at
mosphere is filed with unrcdeemed
pledges of protection made to
the people in the campaign. Yet
there is no bar, no tariff, against
the incoming of these armies of for
eigners. A tax is placed on the
poor mans coat, his hat and shoes,
his dinner pail and his salt, but a
free and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all the world to unload its
hordes at our ports without him
drance and without tax.
"a tariff of at least one thousand
dollars should be placed on every
foreigner who comes to this country
from abroad, unless he brings with
him abundant means of subsistence.
And more especially should this be
applied to those who come from
Italy, Hungary or other countries
in the south of Europe"
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The Other Ok Gored.

West Virginia Republicans who
so vociferously claim that great
political outrage was consummated
by the seating of Fleming because
on the face of the returns Golf had
40 more votes. would do well to
look at the practices of their party
in some other States before permit
ting their. Indignation to overcome
them. In 1889 Rhode Island gave
a Democratic majority over the Re
publican candidates for State offices
of 4, 400, but owing to the Republi-
can election system which requires
n majority of all the votes cast to
elect, the election was remanded to
the Legislature and that body cleo
ted the Republican candidates
This year the Democrats have given
their candidates for State officers
1900 or 1000 plurality, but the Leg
islature will probably be Republi-
can and again the minority candi-
dates will be declared elected. Con-
necticut has a Governor elected in
the same way by a rotten borough
Legislature. No pretext of fraud
in the election vitiates the expressed
will of the people in these cases.
The laws are made to prevent Dem
ocrats from being elected, and they
succeed. $40
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O3.eIe1. of P,IbIjcofjo,,
THE STATE OF WEST WRIGHT


MASON COUNTY, IS:
a Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
- Circuit Court, for the County OF Mason
on Monday, the 9TH day of April, "A. D. iSssD
L. Is. COlwell,
VS..
Eliza Q. Jacobs, John W. Jacobs, d. B. Col
wen, D. b Colweii, administrators OF the es-
tate of James s. Coiweii, deceased D. r.
Colwell, Administrator OF the estate of Tno.
: NJ Colwell, deceased, A. c. CoIwell, SaIIie
A. Colwell, j. ID. Withers, Guardian OF A.
q. Gol%ell and James s. Colweil, Mary NJ
Golwelf, Mary w. colweII, Cora 4. CoiweiI.
Edith ". Colwell, James w. Coiweli and
l.. w. Colwell. In Chancery.
The object of the above entitled suit is to
obtain partition, among those entitled
thereto, OF a certain tract of land containing
SlI acres, situate in Mason county, West Vir-
ginia, and owned in Fee by said James s.
Colweli at the time of his death, to make a
proper division and distribution of about
$4,000 OF personal property belonging TO the
said James :. Colwell at the time of his death
ana for that purpose to settle the accounts OF
said J. ID. Withers, as Guardian of said Jas.
>. Colwell, deceased. And 10 appearing by
afiidavit filed, that the defendant, l.. w. Col
well is a nonresident of this State, the said
defendant is required To appear here within
one month after the date of the first publlca-
ton OF this order and do what is necessary to
protect her interests in this suit.
Teste:
april9-iw
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A Move i'm the Right Direction.

Editor Register: @
In view of the fact that for many
years the Board of Education for
the district of Arbuckle, has been
very properly and wisely building
new school houses, as they were
needed until now when it seems the
district is pretty well supplied,
while the lines dividing said dis
trict into sub districts have come to
be- by the lapse of time, but vague
ly known, and more or less confus-
ion is always arising because of this
uncertainty, it seems highly proper
to the writer that said Arbuckle
district should be laid off into sub
districts, and the lines clearly es-
tablished, and we take this means of
submitting our view of the matter
to the people of said district.
ARBUCKLE.
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Commissioners Sale

PURSUANT TO the provisions of a certain
Il decree made on the 18th day OF February
lsg0, by the Circuit Court OF Mason County
West Ntrginin, In a certain suit In Chancery
pending in said Court, wherein William Me-
Nlckle Is Plaintiff and William 4. Long and
others are Defendants, will on
Thursday, the 9Th day of April,
1880, at the Front Door OF the Court House OF
said County, IN Point Pleasant, West Virgin
IN, sell at public auction, the following real
estate situate In 0tiendenin District, In said
County, to-wtt. Beginning at a dOgwood In
James Needham's 80 acre tract; thence with
his line = 40o W. li2 poles to n stake in Wat
ferson's line; s. 49, +. iu2Is poles to n small
pine in :. NJ cremeens' line; thence with his
lines n 4slse y. Ii poles; 8 46e T.. % poles; e
% poles; - sc f. i0lS poles TO "A stake in ont
line OF the survey; thence n. 4Itso E. 20 poles
20 stake corner to Z. Cremeens' tract: thence
n 5Oo w. l055x poles; N me- T.. ii poles TO a
stake, corner TO Frank Groves - acre tract :
thence n. 501se W. 500 poles to the beginning
TERMS or 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
siailments and the legal title retained until
all Is paid w. r. GUM,
Special Commissioner.
! hereby certify that bond in the penalty M
$4,000 rs required in the aforesaid decree mas
been given and approved by me.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
April, 1880. Il. Z. MITCHEI, Geek -
april 10 i-w.
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Ordc1: of PnbficafioI,-
NJ

MASON COUNTY, IS.
a T rules held in the Clerks Office of the
- Circuit Court for the county of Mason on
Monday, the 9TH day OF April, 1880.
II. Fry, L. +. Fry and w. NJ Fry, Partners.
as ii. Fry & Sons.
VS..
The Campbell's Creek Coal Company, a Cor
poratiOn.
Irespass on the case, and upon Attachment.
The object of the above entitled suit is to
recover from the defendant damages for "A
wrong, amounting to the sum OF $I5oOOO in
this to-wit: That the defendant wrOngfully
ana unlawfully Obstructed, injured and dam
aged q certain landing belonging to plaintiffs,
which said landing is situate ON the south
side of the Great Kannwha river, i'm Mason
county, West Virginia; said landing being
used by plaintiffs, for the purpose of moving
barges, boats and other crafts for profit and
hire, and also TO attach the real estate OF the
said defendant, and to subject the same to
the above demand. And IL appearing by am
davit filed in said suit that the defendant is
"a foreign corporation, and that there Is no
person within said county upon whom SER
vice OF process can be served; the said de-
fcndant Is required to- appear here within one
month after the first publication OF this order
ests. Tcste:
r. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Tomlinson 4 Wiley, Hogg & BcIIer.
N I'M nh
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Phillip. Kalamazoo, Mich; one J.
G. Pritchard, Buffalo, n. "; one. to
A. Notheic, 103 Adams ST., Jeffer-
SON City, Mo-; one to Robert Gregg
and q. o. Edmonds, Boston, Mass:
etc. Ticket No. 1922 drew the
Third Capital Prize of $4,000.
Ticket No 2G,354 drew the Fourth
Capital Prize of s25, 900. The next
drawing will take place Tuesday,
May 18th, of which all information
will be furnished on application to
III. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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AS our Republican friends are
ever ready to draw comparisons
between Northern States ruled by
the Republican party, and South
ern States under the control OF
Democrats, we take pleasure i'm di-
recting attention to Texas, the ban
ner Democratic State of the Union.
In that State where the Democrats
roll up one hundred thousand ma
iority for their ticket, the State
debt is only s4,OOO,OOO, while the
mortgage debt of the State, includ :
ing the municipal and individual in
debtedness, is estimated at less
than $4,000, 900, against 5000, OOo,-
900 in Kansas and s35O,OOO, 900 in
Iowa The school fund is the lar
gest of any State in the Union,
amounting now to over $4,000, eco,
and may soon be increased to $780,
900, 900. The expenditure of the
interest of this fund alone insures
the education of the masses in the
State to the great benefit of prop
erty rightsirsIn railway mileage
Texas ranks third in the Union
Adrerti$erl s'di Gdt lr-a iaa :
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~ i i. E: MITCHELL, Clerk.
NOTICE mo- TAKE nErns1r1nNs

To Mary Jenkins: Take notice. that ON the
18th day of April, 4. D., 1880. between the
hours OF u O'Clock T.. NJ. and 10 O'Clock p. NJ
AT the law Office OF james II. Couch Jr
in the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
VIII take the deposition OF q. NJ. Sebastian,
W. y. Jenkins, and others, to be read in eYi.
dence in my behalf I'm certain suit in Chan
Gerry now pending in the Circuit Court for the
county of Mason, and State OF West Nir-
glnin, IN which am plaintiff and you are
ueiendant IT from any cause the taking OF
salu eposittons shall not be completed on the
DAY aforesaid, the same shall be continued
from day to day, or from time to time AT the
same place and between the same hours.
until the same shall have been completed
l.. WALTER JENKINS,
d. II. Couch, Jr, Sol. BY Counsel.
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fTHE undersigned Committee will on
i SatnrdaY. APRIL 26ih. IRaN

Il Saturday, April 26tIl, 1890,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock NJ. and
3 O'clock p. NJ, of said day, at the Nav
or's office, of 1.-THE Town of Point Pleas
ant in Virginia" in Mason County,
West Virginia, publicly sell to the
highest eidier, in writing, for cash,
ninety Coz coupon bonds of said town.
Forty of said bonds are Of the denomin
alton of Five Hundred Dollars $500. OO)
each, and fifty of the denomination of
One Hundred Dollars SIOOOO) each, and
all bear date the 18th day Of January.
1880, and become due on the 18th day
OF January, 1924, and are redeemable. at
the pl assure of the Council of said town,
anytime after ten wears from the date
thereof. All of said bonds bear inter
est from date At the rate of six per cent.
per annumn, payable on the 18th day
OF January of each year, upon the sur
render of the matured interest coupons
thereto attached. The principal and
interest at said bonds are payable at
the Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant, West Vir-
ginia. None OF said bonds will be sold
Tor less than the par value thereof, and
the said Committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids that may be made.
JOHN G. STORTZ,
W. r. GUM,
march 10, lS90-Iw. Committee.
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The, friends of IL. Clay Showalter,
of Richie county, have already be-
gun to boom him for the Republican
nomiQation for State Auditor. 1t is
to be hoped he win get the nomi-
nation. Under the delugc of Demo-
cratic ballots in 1892, CIay's name
will be soft, slushy, sloppy mud.
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Dissoimtio,, Notice. 2

PoIST PLEASANT, w. VA
April Isth, 1850.
'HiS day by mutual agreement the firm of
L Iatdley & O'ioark has dissolved. NJ. NJ
lnidley continuing the business, ana will pay
All the indebtedness OF the firm and collect all
nc.;oun.s and notes due the firm OF I.aidley' 4
W hoark. NJ. NJ. IAIDLEY,
j. s. O'ROARK.
ldesfre to thank the citizens of Point Pleas
ant, ana Mason county, for their liberal pat
ronase in the past and hope they will con-
tlnue TO patronize Mr.. LaiGley who will al
ways be glad to see your pleasant faces in his
place OF business. RespectIy Yours,
apr l6-iw. J. s. o'RoARR.
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SaockhoIder's Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE o. II. II. Co.
Parkersburg, w. Va. April, :, isa05
THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders,
i OF the OHIO River railroad Company will
be held at the office of the Company in the
city Of Parkersburg, West Virginia, ON
THuRSDAY MAY Sth, 1880, at l0o'elock a
M, for the purpose OF electing a Board of
Directors and any other business that may
come before them.
april 10 Nv. Secretary.
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.REMETRER that the payment of Prizes
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATlONAI.
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Iustitution vvhose
chartered rights recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or anon
ymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part or fractlon of Ticket ISSUED ny rs
in any drawing. Anything in our name Of
fered for less than Dollar Is swindle.
april16 iw.
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Notice.

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Hartford City Salt TO. will be held
NJ the Company's office, I'm Hartford CITY,
Mason county. West Virginia, Thursday the
10Th cay OF May, $780, ri 10 oclOcd a. In 10
choose a Board OF Directors and to transact
any other business that may be necessary TO
G. W. MoREDoCK, Treasurer.
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NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a
Lt decree of the Circuit Court of Mason
county, West Virginia made and entered ON
the 9th day of February, 1850, in a certain
wherein J. w. Gardner Is plaintiff and
Andrew Ely is defendant, win ON
Monday, May 5th, 1890,
at the front door of the Court House In Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia. sell
the following real eStase situated in Clenden-
In District in said county: Being nfty acres
out OF certain land formerly owned by the
said j. w. Gardner, described in "a certain deed
made to him by John Epple and wife on the
9TH day of October, 1885, and recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk of the County Court of said
county In Deed Book No. b, p. lO8, &c. said
nIty acres bounded as follows: Beginning
at the south east corner of the lands of the
lIanier heirs, thence n. 30 W. y chains and
~ links to stake; thence in an easterly
direction along a road about ~ poles to a
stake, thence In southernly direction q
SUFFICIENT distance ON the line OF lot No. and
thence n. y w. To the place OF beginning:
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A Democrat from down the river
says that from what he heard about
Point Pleasant he believed that
Mason county would send Rankin
Wiley delegation to the next Con-
gressional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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IF the Republicans are unable to
explain the Democratic victories in
the Northwest and elsewhere, we
would just inform them that they
are "the handwriting on the wall, y
foretelling a complete downfall of
the party of spoils.
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coMMIssIoNERs SHE

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant TO n
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Mason
county, West Virginia, made and entered on
the i3th day OF February, ls9O, in a certain
Of said County, wherein Jane Russell Is plain
lin and barbara Russell and others are def
endants, Will on
Monday, May 5th, 1890,
At the front door of the Court House, in Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia. sell
the following real estate situated in Wnggen-
ner District. in said County: A lot OF aioIIt
one acre OF land, and the improvements
thereon, situated on Ice Creek, near West
Soiumoia, and about one-fourth OF a mile
from the mouth of said Creek, being what
was left of certain lands CONVEYED to sand
ioru ana Lewis Russell by Moses Michael by
deed bearing date the 18th day OF February
iSss, ana recorded In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the county Court Of said County. in Deed
made by said SANFORD aud Lewis RusselI as
set out in Exhibits HB :" scr and asD.'' fIled
with Plaintiffs Bill, the originals OF which
are recorded in said Clerks Office, in Deed
BOOK No. Ii, pages 40, III and 492, respectively
TERMS:
Cash as to enough to pay costs OF said suit
ana expenses OF sale; and upon n credit OF
SIX ana twelve months as to the residue, In
equal instruments, bearing interest from siaY
OF sale, the purchaser giving his notes with
approved security for the deferred install
til all is paid. w. r. GUM,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the above named spe-
clpl Commissioner has given the bond reatlf-
red by law and the aforesaid decree which
bond Is approved by me.
april 2d-iw. i1-'A'' O'e'A'
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IN PORTANT,
Address, NJ A. DAUPuiN.
New Orleans 4 "a

AuuItsSr NJ a. DAUI'IIN, :.
.r NJ. a. DAUPHIN, = '" -
Washington. ID. C.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Or
der issued by all Express Companies. New
York Exchange, DRAFT or Postal Note we
pay charges ON Currency sent 10 us by Ex-
press in sums OF 80 or over.
Address all Registered Letters contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
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Complete returns from the local
elections in Indiana show that the
Democrats elected COS township
trustees and the Republicans 39S.
Benjamin's State seems to be going
back on him. .t--
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Order of Pmbtfcatiou.

The STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, SIS:
a Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
- Circuit Court for the County of Mason
on Monday, the 9TH day of April, a. D., 1850.
4. II. Barbee,
m
Lucy Colwell, and others. }
The object of the above entitled suit is to
subject the real estate of the lie fcndaut Iucy
Colwell, situated in Clendenin District, Ma
son son county, West Virginia, TO the payment
OF medicinal bill OF $500 with interest due
the plaintiff and the costs of this suit And
NJ appearing by affidavit filed that the defend
nnli Lucy Colwell. * "a nonresident OF this
state, the said defendant is required to APP
pear mere within one month after the date of
Ine nrst publication of this order and do
what Is necessary To protect her interests.
\ Copy Teste:
r. T.. MITCHELL, Clerk
-0unn " gibbons, Soils. tapr. g-4w.