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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-03-12
ARIADNE.

APPLE GROVE ITEMs.-Sermon de.
livered at BeaIe's Chapel Sunday by
Rev. Moore.
Mr.. ]. B. Shiveley went to church
Sunday anticipating a good time,
but there being one more in the
audience than he expected, he left
before the sermon was over. You
must have more "grit" than that
Jim.
Miss Lena Moore, of Glenwood
was the guest of Miss Florence
Wallis, last week.
Miss Mamie Shiteley's school
closed Tuesday with much success
w. L. Barker. postmaster OF
Mercer's Bottom. will open up a
new store next month.
G. l.. Wallis, operator of this place,
was confined to his room Saturday
and Sunday. with the la down. We
guess the show did not agree with
him.
J. III. Holloway, of Point Pleas
ant visited his sister Sunday, Mrs.
J. I. Hereford, who has been very
sick for some time.
We are sorry to learn that G. w.
Wallis, one of our charming young
men, has lost his ''mustache" from
which he had quite a spell of the
influenza.
DIR. Campbell, of Bladensburg,
called on his best girl Sunday.
J. S. Hanly is suffering from la
grippe.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Sarah Brown, who has been quite
sick is getting better now.
We are afraid the wedding that
has long been expected in this COM
munity, will not take place, as the
young man seems to have two ladies
in view, and cannot decide which to
take. Hurry up girls, we want to
sec which one will come out victori-
Gus. jake.
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For Cffn S. l.re.lnL

Ne. Editor. Please say to lie voters Of
the Town uf Point Pleasant thar I an, a
candidate for ie election 10 the ufiice OF
Town Sergeant, al the coming election.
and respectfully solicit Your votes
febI9 I'd wM- T. HOOVER.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Real Estate Agency,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.

QUYs AND SELLS REAL ESTATE
ID ip Mason and other Counties i'm
West Virginia. Has ON hand large and
small tracts in good locality, in quantity
and upon terms to suit buyer. All per-
sons desiring homes in West Virginia
are invited to call and see MS, or cores
pond with us by letter addressed To the
General Manager. BSS-rimber, Coal.
and Farm Lands for sale. We also so-
iicit correspondence from all persons de-
string to make sale OF lands
GHAS. i. HOGG.
General Manager and Agency's Atty.
Point Pleasant. w. Va. Tune 26sw.
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AT the earnest request OF many OF my.
friends. l have anneaneed myself rs a
candidate for the office OF Town Ser
gtant, at the coming town election; and
If elected, / promise that those who
voted for me xill never have cause To
regret their .rtlion.
WMs OH 41IRFpS
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For Rernr1iel.

Editor Reyifer. Please announce my
name as candidate for Recorder at the
coming city election. II elected vii
faithfully discharge the duties Lof said
Office. Respectfully.
WARREN C. WHALEY.
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Bill Brown says that he is the on
ly hoadentist in the country, and
that he has had a suspicion of who
has been taking his hogs, and has
concluded that the man who sent
the tooth to the REalsrER Office, is
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rROcLAMaTION.
To the Qualified Voters Of the Cor
porate Town of Point Pleasant.

a regular meeting of the Council OF the
"A town of Point Pleasant held for the
transaction Of business, IL was ordered thar
an election he held at the Court House. on
the 18th OF March, iSl0.
! hereby appoint the said day To hold an
election TO elect for the ensuing year the
Following officers: Mayot1 Recorder Ser
gcant and six Councilman who shall all BE-
frehOlders In said town. except the Ser
gesinf, and appoint r. r. Chambers. J. C.
Stortz and G.. =. Hess, 70 hold said elecffon
Given under my hand this the l5fh day 81
Fe s'.s ,ss,; 1890 =; s. 0EHs
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Trustees Sale.

Rf virtue of two deeds OF trust executed IN
- W. II: H0gg. the undersigned Trustee the.
nrst 9y F. -. Musgrave and the second by
said =. q. Musgrave and ANNA G. his wife.
the former bearing date April 2lsf iSs1 and
Feeorued IN the Clerks office Of the County
Tourt OF Mason County. West Virginia. In
the latter bearing date June nth, 1884 and re-
corded IN said Clerks office In Trust Deed
Book no. 3, pages 81 aud IS to secure the nav
Incnt Oh certain notes therein described 10 I
=; ac ses. ana said notes having become
due and payable and default having been
MADE IN the payment thereof, and the said
y. y. nceiufhn, the owner OF said notes has
ing requested me 80 TO do. I, the said TrIIs-
front door Of the Court House Of Mnsan z. ane
~, West Virginia. on the
Sd day of April, 1890,
sell FOR CASH the following real estate
situated In Robinson district in said counts;
aud described as follows:
Beginning at a stone on side OF public road
the same being corner TO ToSenh TtIffis..
lnence with said road, :. So r. Gs poles Ia 4.
stone corner to- Joseph and jasper ItIftiie.
thence 8. s9I4o Z. 10 poles To- \ Stone. Shasss
-. sl7t r. " poles 10 stake in r. - Lewis
ilnet tnenee leaving said road and riinnfna
WITH SAID Lewis line y. q ~ ". 10 flOIes 10
w hite oak and BLACK oak In Hawkins fsl,-
land, and thence with the same < "a u
io4 poles . links to "a stake and stone corner
- ~ Y. =. hoseberFys thence with same > f4o
W: Aset poles To n stake and stone ON the sSIV
side OF public road; thence with said roast
A poles 10 the place OF beefnnire s.sffr,,sfsi
70 contain - acres be the same more OF Iess
Inc FORMER decd OF trust embraces 4, acre.
ami 10 poles of said trs1ct and the latter deed
=. the said entire tract said
nnn, but ~ Trustee shall sell for .sifd debt
with legal Interest only thereon.
Hogg.& Beiier Att;ys. - = ~ fus'ee-
W.
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o. B. Harper is offering great
bargainsl That means he gives so
much value in his goods that they
are worth more to you than the
money you trade for them. You
make money on that kind of deal.
1 don't understand how he sells his
goods at a profit, and yet sells them
away below the prices others ask
He does i'll He might do up his
goods in perfumed. gilt-edged pa
per, but what would yon care for
.that2 You are on the make or the
save, and he will save you money
in every line of goods he carries:
such as staple and fancy dry goods,
dress goods, fancy goods, notions,
etc.
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To the voters OF Point Pleasant: ann
| candidate for Recorder,
Respectfully,
JOHN l.. WHITTEN.
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Messrs- Hanson & Williams, the
pushing young merchants of CALI
polls, desire us TO say to the people
OF Point Pleasant. that they will re-.
ceive their Spring goods during this
week, and invite you TO call down
and see them. They will have the
finest stock of goods ever opened in
GalIipoIis.
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Joe Lincoln and his wife, colored
have been suffering from rheuma-
tism since last October. We under
stand they are in very destitute cir
cumstances. Hero is an opportuni-
ty for our citizens to show their hu.
manity and charity.
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Snow and mud, with rain aItern-
ately, in full plenty, yet Spring is
opening out upon US with bright
and tiattering prospects for our old
historic town Our new and SPLEEN
did arcl.itecturalIy arranged school
building is in process OF construct
ion. and under the Workmanship of
such mechanics rs Messrs. Neighb-
ors & Wilson, promises at an early
day to be completed, which. when
consumated, wiIIzbe an ornament to
our town and great blessing TO
the rising generation
Our Equity FIGURING Mill. is un-
Jergoing needed repairs, the entire
old machinery has been removed
and new and improved machinery
is being placed instead, besides a
large and strong elevator Of great
capacity. is also in active process of
construction This needed work,
when completed. will add greatly
TO the flour making capacity of the
mil as well as the character of the
flour, aud the elevator u greater
economy aud convenience TO the
mill operators.
Mr.. Bob Kiger's new house, cor
ner OF 9Th and Main Street, is under
full Roadway OF construction, aud
when completed will add much in
beauty to our city. DIR. f. j. Moss
man, Mr.. EImore Kerwood, DR..
Barbec and several. others are lay
ing foundations and erecting hand
some little mansions in the Mill
Extension, and w. II. It. Spencer
and Mr.. Wall Allen have in process
OF erection substantial buildings in
the Extension 10 Point Pleasant.
Our new saw and planning mill at
the confluence of Crooked creek and
the kanawha river, within our cor
porate limits. is now complete aud
turning out great deal of fine
lumber, nicely dressed flooring,
ceiling, &c. And with the industry,
push, energy and go "A head u tive,
ness of the courteous, gcntlemanly
and accommodating owners, MesSrs.
Schiller & lanes is destined to take
rank with any like manufacturing
establishment in our State.
Mr.. Ed. Sehon, of our Kanawha
Lumber aud Furniture Company,
has just returned from business
peregrination East and North and
seems encouraged on account of the
demand for the furniture manuf;lc-
tured by the KanawhaLum and
Furniture company, and received
orders for same TO such ain amount
rs will probably demand additional
buildings to the already capacious
building as well the employment OF
additional skilled labor not excelled
by any like establishment in the
country. All the above named ia
dustries employ u large number of
iaborers, give good wages. and pay
cash promptly every month The
employers and the employees, work
along kindly and tremendously to-
gether -discord or disscnsions seem.
ing never to exist. Thus may ii
ever be.
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Wanted.

OAK and Poplar logs, also dry Yellow
~ Poplar and Pine Lumber, to be deliver
Point Pleasant, ". Va.
SCHILLER x HANEs. ProprietorS.
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.nr. Editor: l am candidate for CITY
Recorder, (not by request but for the
money there is in it.
Yours truly.
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A TICKET.

a TICKET.
Editor Register: Please. publish the fol-
lowing ticket for our town officers for the.
ensuing year; it is one that will com
nIand the respect OF all, and lend digni-
~ to our city:
For Mayor-D. s. SNYDER.
For Recorder-JNO. L. WRITTEN.
For sergeant-W. F. HOOVER.
For Conncilmen-W r. GUM.
F.. HOY.
C. F. HESS.
NJ. VI. LAIDLEY
w EASTMAN
RoBT MITCHELL
inch D. Xxx. X.
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To TI,e pnh,,.

I have appointed Mr.. a. Newland, of Point
= Pheasant, as my General Agent to self DR.
W ll!lams' Kidney and Liver Cures aud BIood
Purifier. Anyone wishing my medicines.
viii get them by calling ON him
~ l.. ID. WILLIAMS, NJ ID.
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Editor Regisf|f YnN

Editor Rsgisf.ss Y'as
or upon the voters al a.,
ing through the Rises EIs. ~
sire the re election of Mr.. D. S-.Sisssiers.
as Mayor. nj the coming election. lie
has made am efficient and faithful Ollie, r
and will, therefore. support hial.
MANY SorEIs
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WM- Gil AMBERS.

We ARE authorized to announce Mr..
+. CkROESH as n candidate far Town
Sergeant. at the coming election.
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The County Roads.
The reports which come from all
parts of tie county leave but little
doubt that the roads arc in worse
condition than they have been for
many years. The continued wet
weather for the past six months has
made the thoroughfares of the coun-
ty impossible, and as there is no
fund to repair the damages by flood
and frost, there must of necessity be
large amount of volunteer work
done to make the roads e.en passi-
BILE in parts of the county. Insome
places the roads are so entirely OBJ
liberated that new surveys will have
to be made over different routes to
establish roads in places of greater
. safety. The long continued rains,
though so terribly destructive, have
been educators, and will no doubt
give our people some lessons that
will be of great value in the future.
Roads are cheapest, in the long run,
that are built where they may be
made permanent Places where
great slides have occurred should in
the future be avoided if possible,
and every new road that is built
should be located where it will be
the least liable to destruction by the
elements.
Good roads are sure signs of CIV
ilization. They mark the change
from barbarism 10 civilized life
We can only have them in cabell
county by united effort of all the
citizens.-H Huntington Aduertises.
The roads and how to improve
them occupy more of the time OF
our county court than any other
matter they deal with. If the
people who work the roads will give
good honest work, the roads will
soon be in good shape. Besides the
two days that each able bodied man
is required to work there are thous-
ands of dollars tax to be expended.
Road making as a general thing
has degenerated into a picnic of
one or two days, during which a
good time is had by most of those
who are expected to work.
Mr.. Editor: l notice--in your issue
of last week that my neighbor and
friend, Joe Windon exchanged coats
with tramp, the tramp making the.
exchange upon his own terms. Now,
the farmers up in our end of the
county have not Caught onto that
racket yet, although tramps' coats
are very numerous in these days of
Republican high protection. I've
coat that is somewhat dilapidated
in appearance, but it never was the
property Of tramp. and my neigh.
bors will bear me out in this state
ment, as it so familiar to them. i
would have money enough to buy
myself a new coat, if my govern
ment did not interfere. My Eng
lish neighbors offer me one for 81. 4O, 4
but my government says to me, stop,
you must pay 65 per cent. on the
dollar to protect our home manufic-
rurpr and TINT naixaS tba coat cost
me $500. Now, frankly admitting
the fact that l have got the addit-
ional 60 rer cent. therefor, I still
will have to wear the tfamps' coat
and bear the stigma with the conso-
lation that there is a better day
coming. Now don't understand me
as casting any reflections upon my
friend, Joe, only | think he made
good hit when he "caught on"
W. ID.
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am candidate for City Recorder.
and l prornise. if elected, to do my
whole duty, and give strict attention TO
the duties of the office. b. F. GIBBS
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LEON ITEMs.-Mrs. Amos, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ferguson, returned home
last week.
Prof Whitman. of Point Pleasant,
was in our town last week.
Last week brought our school to
a close. Teachers Messrs II. T.
Calhoun and A. w, Asher and Miss
Vannie Ferguson, have given gener-
al satisfaction. We hope we may
always have as good teachers.
Ms. Brown, of Buffalo, was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Sullivan,
last week.
Mr.. ]. H. Ferguson has moved on
his farm.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Brown has purchased
and moved into Mr.. Ferguson's
residence, in town.
Mr. p. F. p Rosebcrry's school
was out last week, and he was in
town shaking hands with his many
friends, and bidding them good by.
departing Saturday for New Mar
tinsville, W. Va.
Mrs. William Ferguson, who has
been very sick, is now so much bet
ter,-that she can walk about her
room,
A protracted meeting will com
mence, at the Baptist church, next
Saturday. which will be conducted
by the Pastor, Rev. r. w. Davis,
who has been Pastor of this church
for many years. and is beloved by
all We are always glad to see him
come.
Prof Sheets, of Gallia county,
Ohio, was in town last Saturday.
We hear he is going to teach the
Buffalo school.
Mr.. Jno. Dyer, of Iowa, and his
brother, d. Dyer, of Jackson county,
w. Va, were visiting their cousin,
Mr.. Chas. Dyer, Saturday and
Sunday last.
Mr.. Ira cherington, of Gallipolis,
who is in the cross-tie business,
comes to our town every Sunday.
Come Ira, contracting a tie on the
Sabbath.
Several of our citizens attended
the funeral of Capt Barrows, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. George Kapp, one of Union
Districts most industrious and en-
terprising farmers, passed through
our place Monday morning, en- route
for Point Pleasant. MAC.
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Editor Register: Please
zens OF this city, that !
for Mayer Ion the eakui
! will do the best ! can
inter, 81 Of all the s-itizs
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Maple syrup, at Bryan & Young,s.
A Woman Two Hundred Years


A case is ON record of woman who
lived to this advanced age, but IL is
scarcely necessary to state that il wag II,
the olden time" Now a-slays too
many women do not live half their al
lotted years. The mortality due to
functional arrangements in the weaker
sex is simply frightful, to say nothing Of
the indescribable suffering which makes
life scarcely worth the living to so many
women. But for these sufferers there
is a certain relief Dr. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription will positively cure Ieucorr-
hea. painful nlenstruation, prolapsus,
pain in the ovaries, weak back; in short,
all those complaints To which so many
women are martyrs. IL l. the only
gEana.ieed cure, see guarantee ON bottle
wrapper.
Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowels and
whole system by using III. Pierce's PeI-
Our neighboring city. Hunting.
ton, has about as many candidates
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The cols/ed Odd Fellows of this
place assembled at their Lodge
room on(sunday afternoon last and
proceeded IN a body to the Baptist
Church, where they were entertain.
with q sermon on Odd Fellowship
by the Rov. J. V. Bryant, of Hun
tington, editor of the new paper just
started at that place.
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RryER NEws-Capt. Sam. Math :
eson, of Charleston, was the guest
of the Stortz House, Wednesday.
Capt. w. r. Hudson, of the stea-
mer Lizzie Bay, was in town Fri
day.
Henry Holloway, Clerk, and
Charles A. Dashner, Engineer, of
the fast, connections and paIatial
Cincinnati and Pomeroy Packet,
Bostona, spent Friday night and
Saturday morning with their par
ents in this place.
We noticed ON our streets Sun
day last, Commodore VIM. Bay, of
the Bay line of steamers, and his
brother Capt. Geo. Bay. We do not
know what these gentlemen were
doing here, but we do know that
they are both enterprising steam
boatmen.
ouis,ioclts, three in number, two
of which are in active operation,
and the third one will again in the
near future resume action.
The GaIlipolis Gymnasium passed
by our place on steamer Handy No.
2 earoate for Middleport, last Mon
day afternoon, with Pink Wall as
eCbief Mogul.
Capt. Brady Wright has a a little
son who is quite sick with typhoid
fever.
The Onward, Capt. Moore, left
for Cincinnati, Saturday, with tow.
The Capt. took his family to Gin
cinnati with him on this trip.
The Bob Pritchard, Capt. Wood
ard, left for Cincinnati, Thursday,
with tow.
The J S. Mercer, Capt. Terrence,
will leave Friday, for New Orleans,
with tow. of coal.
The John Dana, Capt. burnside,
arrived Tuesday, from Cincinnati,
witnStow Of empties.
ThesSpring Hill, Capt sentz, de-
livcred assect of timber at Cincin-
natl, and pass 1 horc on her way to
the mines, with Tow of ompties, sun
day -
The following oats were down
from the mines wish tovs and re-
turned with empties:
The Annie l. Capt. Davis, Mon
day; the Ida Budd. Capt. Woodland,
saturday; the Crown Hill, Capt.
Fox, Friday: the Irop-S,lif. Cant.
Stout, Sunday.
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The cold wave at last reached US.
and was ushered in on the LIST day
of March, and has continued with
us ever since, and has done much
damage to the fruits But withal it
has been of be because it has
enabled our friends to fill
their ice h "a thus will the
price be K IN next summer.
Mr., P. IMcDade has now the
sole agss for the sale of the Queen
.<eitSsN. It is the best coal mined
Great Kanawha. When you
anawha coal, call ON him
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A farmer was in Qua. Office Mon
day. and in reply to our question as
to the condition of the growing
wheat, said that he had been over a
good portion of the county, and
that from observation, he found
that the late cold spell had very
materially damaged it, aud in some
instances where wheat was far adj
vanced, it was destroyed entirely.
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The 26th of April next win be
the list anniversary of Odd Eel
lowship in America. The brethren
of this city should take steps to
properly celebrate the same. In
nearly every town the size of this
there is a lodge, and this day is in
variably celebrated. Brethren, get
a "move' on you. Your fraternity
out numbers any other, Masons
come next and the q. o. A. NJ.
ranks the third.
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F. A. Work, Esq, our esteemed
Deputy Sheriff, went to Charleston
to attend the late execution in the
interest of his constituency, as was
right, yet we regret that everything
that occurred, was not of an elevat-
ing nature, but quite to the contra
ry. viz: AS he stood upon the ma
chine of destruction it suddenly
gave way, preeipitating him, with
others to the ground. Kind friends
relieved him from his unfortunate
position, carrying him to a Chinese
Laundry that was hard by, and ca
red for him, and put him in condi-
ton to be returned to his constitu-
ency, impact. X
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Trustees Sale

r virtue Of authority vested in me bv a
certain deed Of trust, executed nv Dan
tortn b Caldwell, 70 the,undersigned trustee.
l55I, and recorded fn the Clerks once ar fIse
County Court OF Mason county, West Hfr-
Sintas IN Trust Deed Book. No. 10. folio IGf
20 secure the payment Of a certain PROMISE
~ note for the sum of One thousand dollars
with Interest from September Isl ISL WITH
= cFefiit thereon OF 45lOD paid July the 4fh
49, Whieh note was executed by Danf8rfh ri
and payable one yenr after date 10 tito order
OF q. q. Miller, and Is fully set out and do
seriDed In said deed Of truSts and defstuif
having been made in the payment OF add
MILLER the owner and holder OF said note 10
make sale Of the real estate IL: said trust deed
conveyed, Rankin Wiley, Jr., Truestee a.
in Paint P:easaI, Mason eoupts ss auction Nsa
G.Rla, ~ the front cor OF the Court House
of said Mason ". on
Saturday, til til day OF Harch
100,
the following real estate, t0wIf. Beginning
corner To- lnnds OF lanes Brown. Theme Na
white oak: thence = - ~ +. l86 poles n, =
stake. two dOzworsds, WilftOak sfsifr,ro,r,f
and two NAPLES for pointers Thence n o.
. w. q poles 90 a pile % rocks. HICKORY
dOgwood, blackjack. sugar ami vilifersak fe,rr
pointers. thence :. a - W. Io8 poles to /.
stake two blaekoals. whiteoak, dogwood and
hickory pointers thence ~ ~ 8 ~ ia
10 the place OF beginning. esfftusatr
tain p acres and "a poles
same tract OF land CONVEYS,
Caldwell by W X. -Csuuft
slOner- by deed bearin.a
OF September, 1859.
TKRxs. Cash an. q. q