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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
DON'T WANT ANY WALL.
MILLER Joseph Eewland Decidedly
Against the Improvements.

miller Joseph Ee~isnd Decidedly
Against the Improvement
Joseph Rowland, proprietor Of the
fo1ring mli on the west side of the
canal. Jus. north Of tho Buss Machine
Works vas asked for his views on the
dock line question yesterday. He said
'.T amt gong to build any stone vail
along the river in front of my property.
They can establish all the line they
want t0 they dit cst8hi 81 some mn
aEinarv lines awhile ago. out that don &
sffeCt me. have Eot n $500 stone wall
along the canal lying cold on my hands
now What 60 I want a stone vail
along the dock line f0r' There Is tome
Of 7ud here that amt bWit on now.
"ff those fellows have got an ay 60
grind. they must 70 20 some one be-
SIDES me. I have got 54 feet ard SIX
inches front along she river front.
They can draw Ines where they want
e. and when Z want a wall III put &
up
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Its Interests and Practical Work We'll
Discussed Last Evening


Discussed Last Evening
The May meeting of the Sunday
School Superintendents' ASSOCIATION
met last evening in the Second Metho-
dist Church on the West Side. About
forty delegates were present from the
various schools OF the city.
The principal event of the meeting
was the reading of q paper by George
H. Stander, Of the Mission Wood
Church, on "The Teachers Meeting"
The whole topic was handled by one
who revealed in every sentence his
own practical "a twell as theoretical
kuOwledgeof sunday school work. lie
first demonstrated the need of the
meeting, weekly. of the teachers OF the
school, and then Indicated, out OF his
own ripe experience, how such a meet
ing ought to be conducted. lie showed
how sucn 4 meeting would almost
surely give practical answers 20 the
many pcrplexng questions which CON
stantly harsss teachers, and how the
superiority of some highly favored
teachers might thus become the COM
mon possession of them all. Tn this
way We learn 20 covet the best gifts.
and covetOusuess Of this high nature IS
but n step removed from their alta n
ment.
After the reading Of tho paper a free
discussion Of the points was INDUCED
and many fresh suggestions we're thus
elected Rev. Nr. REID asked the num-
Der Of schools there represented who
had teachers meetings, and there re-
T sponded the Nilsson Wood. Grace
Church, Church of Christ. south Con-
/ gregst0nal and Joy Memorial.
After some routine matters were a.
tended 20 the association adjourned. "a
meet next month in Mission Wood
Church on Broadvay-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
A GRAND SUCCESS.
A IDsnsDss Crowd Astends the fraeT-
sSa Bunsnt CVEcerL

a = AA-tLcAteN 81 AtAEAAe hAAN
49, BeDsnt CVEcerI
The concert for tie benefit ot tie
Emerson Home. gwen at Hartman :
Hail last night, was . grand success
The great ball was crowded and Al
least three haadred dollars must have
been cleared. TIE program ,.as printed
in last sundays IElk0 KAA 'liAhALA'
Was earned CUT
Mss n. l.. O'Donoghue and
Prot. Henry Post distinguished tAenl-
selves ia piano Duet, overture 10
''EgmOnt' by Beethoven. Francs
Campbell sang "The star Of Bethle-
hem' With pleasing effect. Mrs. heu-
ben Peterson and Mrs. J.. {. Patten
sang duet and Mrs. Peterson also
sang TWO solos, the nrst OF which "fio"
DO Love Thee" by Maude \. Mh.ie,
beng especially vel rendered MS
Peterson has established herself ln The
hearts Of Grand Rapids muse lovers,
and her voice = recognized a. possess
lng great power lud richness. The
Schubert CLUB never did better. lAeg
took for their second number the
''Nineta." by Abt. Tins II one Of the
clubs choicest selections and they
sung il ia manner mat was worthy
of them. The audience thought -,
FOR the applause lasted for several
minutes.
Ora Pearson proved 20 bc one Of the
iayOrte Nocal.sts ol the evening. lis
frs, selection, THE Brightest Eyes, 10y
ot.geli, was applauded until be gia-
ciOusly responded with an encore.
Wilbur Force and Henry Post rendered
Il violin and piano duo, "Ballade," by
Moszkowskl; and Mr. Force never per
formed on his instrument more arts
tcal.v. Two piano so.Os 10y Henry Post
were also well received. The last, and
one Of the finest numbers, Was >ulll-
vans lost Chord, sung by female
chorus, composed of Madans Pearson,
Sweet. Buchanan, Merrill and Tucker,
and Misses Brokaw, Mclnnes and
LOOMS.
The benefit was not advertised 10 any
great extent, bat the ladies interested
in the success OF the Emerson Home
worked hard and sold many tickets and
10 Their efforts the success Of the enter
ta.nmcnt Is due.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
At FLINT.

st-l,.,,t - 80 ytAtsNs. ttsANa-
FLINT, Mich, May 27.-The game be-
tween Muskegon and Flint resulted IN
a victory for the latter, who hit
Wheaton with great regularity after
the fourth inning. 4 home run nit by
Dixon, with two men on bases, IN the
sixth inning, was among the features,
which were few and far between. Fol-
lowing Is the score by innings:
Fiint.......................-0 l / :
Muskrgon on-...............0 o = 4
Batteries-kelb and Flanagan; Wheaton
and hrucger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This list ls furnished b7 W. r Ser ibner.
cal estate 3 aufer - pt4.tri- u

This list ls furnished b7 W. r Ser ibner.
real estate dealer. - Peari-st.;
Anna Werner u Aldese Z. Robinson.
sl > lot :. ok -. Campau plat ....-.-.....S s,0f
Aldcsr J.. Robinson 10 Anna Werner,
Ssu f. lot IS. hk D.. Converse add d.-.-..- SO
cert Jan Narsmau 20 Thomas Damp
sey part lots aId - Dk 1h. Shepards
add 50
7. hi weston and 4. Il. Low % Maurice
J.. GiiI. lot -. Ncstou@ "a Lows add. -
ElWarl i. e tyunlls 20 Lgceua Nillluk.
50 n lot = ok -. Ellsworth add. 218
Gel. I. Hardy 10 Arie Nan der Male.
l0t ln. lk +. Pages sub Observation-Disclosures. ~
Joseph e. Mchee 20 Eeuse De ArieS.
lofs }t 80 and ei. Grand Alew add. 9f
James Dugkee 70 Mary r. Franklin. lot
%. hkt. REYNOLDS A fraukius add -
Merritt e. trisfrold O. Lewis l.. boIter,
ue. SwI. ol see .. Lowell ....... .-.....-- ~
Mich ). kiiduf 20 Clas. H. Ueming.
pee land on sec :. Paris ..-...-.-..-.-... 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
THE LOTTIE LAUNCHED.
The Handsome New Pleasure Boat Of the
y. J.. "a. < T. club.

y. J.. II. x :. Gun.
The Y. +. II. q r. Club launched
their steamer Lottc in the Grand river
Just below the D., G.. II. * VI. railroad
bridge last night. Capt. John Hszlett
gave superintendent of the George
l. Quimby Organ Company the
right to act and launch the
steamer. and hc managed It
in splendid style. Engineers Bryant
and Newkrk viii tit the boiler IN, and
viii try and have her running by De
cOration Day. About one hundred and
fifty people from the West side and
about one hundred from the Last Side
witnessed the launching Of the steamer.
She Will run from Myrtle-strcet Park
to North Park and above. She can run
TO Iona if so desired. The Lottie Is a
sidewheelcr, 26 feet over all with 10
feet beam and fiat bottomed, drawing
about l. or Is inches of water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Foster. Stevens g Co. have com
meuced sult IN the crcuit court against
Fred p B'ske.ey ard Winthrop Z. Zen
plaintiff also yesterday commenced
s,r,t against r r. RIsksIev. 20 collect
notes sSgrsgating sfoo, made hy hm
ruffrffuaI
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
SUNDAY BREAKING.
Resolutions of Deprscstion Passed a. the
Pastors Conference Monday.

Pastors Conference Monday.
II the Edlto - the TFlrss ss4u-Hra.tr.
The following solutions we're adopt
ID al tie pastors conference. on Mon
dav as.
WHEREss tho question of proper
Observance ~ Suud8v = ore ~ v.tsl
im0ol tance not only r. tic church ~
Christ bat also seriously affects the
welfare of the community aa3 the acs-
tiny 20 the r-srE generation. therefore.
Rls-frs1. First-Ihst ne a1r~-cs-a enc
l7Vless use ~ The DAY. ard hereby eV-
press r-r solemn c0nvsc-r7 that t7e
Avs of rae conn'onves. ~ regard t0
~Gc-ay observance should - enforced
hv t-e proper Authorities ~eco-d--
Ihst Nc believe t1ere great need Of
sr-usi-C rutlC Christian sentiment lr
reference 30 fde daree-s -fat threaten
che sacred day. + WrV-ra.
~-rrats~v rr- trr-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

A widow woman rvirC at 2f3 Fourth
81 81 suttfniv yesterday rro~ui-C-
Directly sfter hrss Sf8st she fei RI q
s,r-or srt g ed sn 7c-r Afterwards.
C-rcner Lccto- tnlrks death resul ltei
from heart 1isease.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
wM. ALDEN SMITH

Il In wsshfngtsn ard wiz Remain a
Pew Day
ssr. -s,ss - Tss rstezsss s.ss~s.
WAsHrvsroN. Nav 27.-Wn. Alden
smith g in Washington and VII remain
here a few days
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
THE NATIONAL CANE
Grand Rapids Wipes the Eartn
With Lansing.
The ROCKIEST CANE OF TEE SEASON
Fiat DO IA asksgoa seven - f00r-A
Home Kan Htt by DtNos-MaRtstse
AID Port Haron tame
Big Baseball.

ssaNt - ft-s-Ass NttNAs
LANSING, Mlch., May 27.-Grand Rap
IDS wiped the earth With Lansing today
Ia the rockiest game Of the season
The game belonged 70 Grand Rapids
from start 10 fnlsh. The batting Was
heavy and the fielding poor. Follow
: the score.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

TIE rafr cf marine hC ers ordered Iv
the cable rsilwsy company have arrived
aad the one for the old power house
v7ll socn 20 set fn place. The 0tse~
hciiar r. 80 rrt Irto ire power house
~ tre foct ~ rvr,-s-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
National League.

New York. 4; Chicago ?.
Cincinnati Boston game postponed on &C
count OF rain.
Philadelphia, :; PittSburg. l.
Brooklyn. I; C!eve land. I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
Notes.

The mail carriers and the employees
of the Chicago * West Michigan rail
road Office are to play a game of ball
Decoration Day, on Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Whd Oaths" Will continue at Red
mOnd's for the remainder Of the week.
The addition of some new people to the
cast last night improved the production
musicauy. Matinee tomorrow.
The rohcaTsais for Manager Cobb's
benefit arc giving splendid satisfaction.
Owen Favccu IS well pleased with the
aptness OF them ladies' and gentlemen Of
tins city. who be assigned parts in The
play With Mr. Iawcett, Miss Katha-
rue Walsh, Clarence J.. Holt and Mss
ROsenbaum. We have talent that has
been tired and stands worthy and popu-
lar-particuiar.y here 10 Grand Rapids.
where they are wcl-known % theater
g1ers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Boston-Cnlcago game postponed on account
Of rain.
New York. Il; Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia. 2; Buffalo. g.
Brooklyn, Il; PlttSsurg, :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
American Association.

Rochester. (; Toledo. :.
Syracuse. .; Louisville, g.
Athletics. ,; Il Louis. 3. First game.
Athletics. 10; -. Louis, g. Second game.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
VISITING BICYCLERS.
Grand Rapids Wheels or for the Saw
dust City.

Fully one-half Of the 400 hicyclists in
Grand Rapids, will 80 to Muskegon on
the Friday morning train, and will try
the wheeling on Muskegon's streets.
They viii be entertained by the Muske-
gon Bicycle Club while there, and Will
return nome on the eycnIng tram.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
WILL TAKE PART.
esident Harrison to Attend the Garfield

Memorial Services
WAsHrNGrOS. May .. President Har-
ris0n and several cabinet officers and
other officials viii lesve the city TO-
morrow evening. on a special tram for
Cleveland. 90 take part in the Garfield
Memorial ceremonies. that are TO "a Se
place there on Decoration Dav.
They vii probably return saturday
"a -ht
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
At Port Huron.

,xs.sS.st "a vtAysSsA-stNl
PoRr HURoS, Mich, May 27.--The
game today with Manistee resulted as
follows:
Port Huron.--........O O o 0 0 0 O. 0
Man Stee ...-........--..3 D o - >
Base hits-P0rt Hu-on. 3; Manlstee. 5. Er-
rOrs-Port Huron; Manistee !. Batteries
Morkiu and O'Neal. Atlen and j. Mcmahon.
Attendance-S0. UInpire-McGinty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Tho acton Of Carter.s Little Liver
Pills is pleasant. m,lI and natural
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels. bot do NOT purge
They are sure 70 please. Try them.
Il there ever was a specific FOR any
ono complaint. fhcn Carter Little
Liver Pllls arc D specific fCT s.cs head
ache, and every woman should know
this Only one pin dose. Try them.
A.ways AVOID harsh puTgative pills.
IN r first make Won SICK aud then leave
v0u consipated. Caricr's Little LIVER
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well. Dose. one u4l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

The following is a Est of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with The
n4mcs.rss.dencs SAGA outside tls c.tg and
azes a. the parties. AcEs
Louis Whistler Ioeta I. Lemon .-.. gl--l
William g. Phelps. Nanton. wexford
county Manfa Reynolds. Rockford -I-.l
John Daniel Nryfrs Louisa NcreHheIu.
lLLn.l |. -.LLs f.rLuA 81 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

harmed runs--Grand Rapids. O. Lansing. l.
Tw0-base hits-Meister. kathbuu, kingsley,
McAlahOn Three-base hlt-New Home
ruus-Hart. MeMAhon. Bases on balls-by
Inks, 8 By Preston. 4. Ilil by pitched bali
Inks Passed ball-Whalen. Wild pltchcs
Inks, / Preston. ]. Sacrifice hits w aker.
Kelly. struck oat-By Inks 1; Preston J.
lime OF game-ll0. Umpire - Grogan. Al
f.ttl
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Totals ID - 10 nL Totals..- 30 - 5
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

.BAse runner Out Tor interfering Wit
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale.

PY virtue of a decree of the Circuit court
ID of Mason County, West Virginia. rend-
cred on the 9th day OF September, 1890, In the
Chancery cause of Shepard Lewis and others,
against %llliam Lewis and others, the un-
public auction at the front door of the Court
House OF said Mason County, on
Wednesday, the 9TH day of November,
1890, the following real estate decreed TO be
sold in said cause, that is TO say, 2j5 acres OF
land, OF which Flemmlng Lewis died sliced
and possessed, situate in the district or Coop
er, IN said Mason county, and being the
lands conveyed to Flemming Lewis by Mary
Canon and husband, and by Charles III .
Pullin and wife and by Franklin Day and
WIG, which deeds are fully set out I'm Diafn-
TINS BILL Said land II a desirable farm. il
SITUATED near the kaDaWna river. 100 acres
thereof Is improved and in a good state or
cultivation, the balance in timber laud
TERN OF SALE:-One-fourfh OF the mr.
chase money cash In hand, the residue in
three squl installements, payable In one, two
and three years respectively, from day OF
sale, the purchaser executing notes with good
security for the deferred payments, and the
legal title Will be retained as a further secIt-
rity, until all the purchase money Is paid.
hANkIE WILEY, Jr.,
Special Commissioner.
Bond in the penalty Of 81, 600 as re1uired ilv
the decree In said case, has been II ven before
me. Il. K. MITCHELL, Clerk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

The National Democrat which was
established in Washington one year
ago by Edmund Hudson, with the
Endorsement of many OF the great
leaders of the party, has entered
upon its second year with a circula-
ton of 10000 copies each week.
This is perhaps the largest circula-
ton ever attained by weekly news
paper during the first year of its
existence. The National Democrat
occupies a field of it's own, and one
that too long remained untitled. 1t
gives complete record of political
information, including the most i'm
portant speeches that are delivered
by Democratic leaders in Congress
and on the stump. 1t is rendering
the party an important service, and
should be read by all who wish to
keep fully informed in regard to
public affairs and who mean to de-
feat the wicked scheme of the Re
publican leaders to secure perman-
ent control of the Government, in
spite of the fact that they are, and
must remain, the minority party in
this country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

The great bulk OF the working
men of this country are not fools by
any means, and they are fast getting
their eyes open to the fact that the
Mckinley tariff bill is a partisan
measure in direct conflict with their
interests, and does not benefit them
in the least. Their wages will not
be increased, and they will be com
PEELED to pay more for everything
they consume. The only class of
people that will be practically bene.
fitted by this new tariff law are the
manufacturers and those that it
specially exempts from foreign com
petition. The Republican party is
not the friend and champion of the
masses-it is the rich mans party,
and its policy and measures are
dictated by the monied kings of this
country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

VIII VIII annexed, Of the estate OF A. @. Eastman.
Mary +. Eastman ct ais.
In chancery.
ME parties Interested In the above emit
TIED cause viii take notice that said cause
mas been referred to me by a decretaI order
entered therein At the September Circuit
10 take, state and report an account sflovrInet,
lst- What real estate, by mefeg and 5otInds
tne said A. G. Eastman died, seized and pos.
2nd- What liens, If any, exist ON said real
estate, the nature, amount and priorffiea
tnereof. and in whose favor.
Srd What Indebtedness exists agafnsf the
esttlte OF said A g. Eastman, the nature and
amount Of same and In whose favor
4tn. What personal property SAID A q
1-,sasLitAhIn owned at the time OF his DEATH
what disposition has been made OF the same,
and the value thereof. - -
9TH. To settle the accounts ofr q Fagft,o,,,
administrator with the viii anrexed .,f sai3
80 - ". Eastman and 70 report such other per-
nnenL ana proper matters as the parffcs
neisto may require, but before proceedfne.
nrst advertise the time and place OF falelna,-
said account for four successfve tt,aefre ~
some newspaper published In Mason count,
Anu mat IN pursuance TO the terms and urls--
of1ee In the town OF Point PieassIirf Vet
Virginia, as the place, and the 2llfI1 5sts ~
.roHsinDeI, ls9Vs as the time for caFrgiriq sllf
tne prOVisions Of said decree. Afld- ~ fr-,T11
,,ly e g the taking OF said account should
.ot De commenced ON that Cay, 81 IN COM
Inenced, should not be cOmplr4ssd IN fi,st sfts
the taking Of the same VIII ~ co11ffns,segsf
70 da.x OF from time to ttrlc at ffIf. ssTre
P PM, said account aud settlement =
Given under my hand TIL en-, dazss.s ,e,o.
~; 80 80 JAS. II. COUCH, Jr.
COMMUNIST oner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22
LIST Day Of November, 1890,

a II o'clock, a. M, sell at public auction, at
the front door.of the Court House, of Mason
county, West Virginia, to the highest and
pest bidder, the following property conveyed
BY said Deed ofTrust, all OF a certain tract or
parcel of land situate in the county of Mason
and state OF West Virginia, in Letart Bot
tom; Cooper district, being same tract of
land upon which the said b. +. Shirley now
lives and bounded and described as follows
to-wtt: beginning at n stake on the bank OF
the ohio river, bears n. 59o 30 Z. poles:
thence down the said river with Its meanders
ana bordering thereon \: 50 VIII poles 70 a
stakei thence N. ~ w. II poles and links
70 stake, same being corner to lot No. ];
thence leaving said river and with lines of
lot No. and ;. 59o 3G' w. $50 poles 20 n
stone set In the ground In the back line OF
the entire tract; thence leaving lot No 2 and
with back line of entire tract s. 43e 3U p
poles and y links TO a stake; thence s. SO''
y. poles to stone as n corner; thence y.
81 ~ Il: S43 poles 10 the place OF beginning,
containing % acres, more or less, subject TO
land.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thfrd of the pur-
chase money cash in hand, the balance In
Two equal tnStallments OF one and two years,
the purchaser executing notes with good Sc
cnr1ty for deferred payments, with Interest
rom day OF sale, and the legal title will be
retained as further security until the pur-
oct Iw. GEO. w. GIsT, Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

We have tried to be honest in the
discussion of the tariff. We do not
desire to mislead anyone. What
we have written upon the aRepub-
lican robbery" of the people Is true,
every word of it. 1t may be, Re-
publican friend, that you do not be-
lieve us. but as time passes on, and
the Mckinley monstrosity draws
you tighter and tighter in its grasp
to make you pay tribute to the rich
manufacturer and monopolist, you
will admit that the REGISTER told
the truth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

During the last campaign the Re-
publicans raised terrible howl
about the low price of cattle aud
they attributed it all to the Demo
cratic Administration. Cattle have
kept on declining in value and they
are now lower than ever, aud as a
consequence the Republicans- are
very silent on this subject. If they
were to use the same arguments as
they did in 1888 the inevitable con-
clusion would be that the Harrison
Administration is responsible for
the unusually low price of cattle,
but the cattle question has been
dropped entirely and they will have
to manufacture some other dema-
gogic arguments to deceive the far
mer. 1t was proclaimed far and
wide by the Republican press and by
Gen. Golf and other lesser lights of
the party that if the Republicans
should again get control of national
affairs there would be a great ad-
vance in the value of cattle, but the
result is that there has been such a
decline that cattle raising in this
country is no longer profitable, and
the farmers will be forced to aban-
don this business to make any mon
ey The Republicans ought to have
the manhood to speak out on the
question and give us some reasons
for this state of affairs. If they can
not do this they ought to abandon
any further attempts to pull the
wool over the eyes of the people.
Their silence is confession that
they were playing the role of dema-
gogues.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

The Mckinley tariff law is now
in full force.
The price of coffee and tea have
gone up.
The price of clothing has adj
vanced. Blankets have gone up.
Wooden hats and caps have ad.
vanced.
Tin plate has gone up, and with
it the poor mans tin bucket and the
house wife's tin pan.
Canned goods have increased in
price.
Almost everything working
mans family wear and much that
they eat, will be higher priced and
harder to get.
But who has heard of single in
stance of wage worker having his
wages increased under the opera
lions of the Mckinley bill9 Not
one. Increased prices to be paid
for the necessaries of life, but no
advance in earnings, and this is
called protecting American labor. +"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22

The Republican party fairly raised
upon its claws and howled be-
cause of the importation of cheap
Chinese labor into California to
compete with tho white labor OF
that State, yet it is a philanthropic
move to dump few thousand igno-
rant negroes from North Carolina
into our midst to compete. with the
already under-paid white and col
ored labor of this State. Laboring
men, if you wish TO rebuke this das-
tardly scheme vote for Jemss Cape
hart for Congress.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
me Isl day OF November, Is90, at 10 o'clock
7: ii. at the office OF John f. BeIIer, in Point
Peasant Mason County, West Virginia, the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Mason County agricultural and Mechanical
ASSOCIATION viii be held, for the purpose OF
electing Board OF Directors for said AEsOef-
atlonsto serve for the ensuing year from said
date and for the purpose OF tTansacting any
otner business that may properly come before
said meeting Oct. LIST 1S90.
JoHS r, RAYBURS, JR.,
oct' o. W-pd. Secretary.