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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18
Organize for ,aa.

Fresh from a notable victory the
Democracy ought not to lose mo-
ment in organizing for the campaign
of 1892.
The Register has referred to the
camoaign the Republicans have al
ready begun and have long had un-
der way in this State.
1t is campaign on the still hunt
order such as never before was or
ganized in West Virginia.
The Republican National Com
mittee has laid siege to this State
and they are sparing nothing to turn
it over to the Republican column in
the Presidential election of next
year. They have unlimited resour-
ces in the millionaire tariff benefi-
Charles, who can give thousands
where those who are opposed to
them can not give hundreds. The
Republican State Committee of West
Virginia today has all the money
it wants to carry on any campaign
it sees fit. Republican agents are
to-day all over the State loaded to
the muzzle with documents and
arguments" and so effectuaIly dis
guised that their own mothers would
never suspect them of being in the
pay of the National Republican
Committee. But they are.
We have advised the continuation
of the work of organizing Demo
cratic clubs, composed especially of
young men, for the promotion and
dissemination of Democratic princi-
pies.
The fact that this has been an soft
year. in West Virginia has caused
many Democrats to close their eyes
to the fact that the great battle of
'92 is near at hand.
But our Republican friends in
West Virginia have not for mo-
mentlost sight of that fact. They
are at work So ought the Demo
Gratis of West Virginia to be.
Clubs formed now to encourage
Democratic organization throughout
the State will be worth thousands of
votes to the party next year. We
have had too practical Demonstra-
ton of the value of such clubs to be
in any doubt on the subject.
The Register would inform the
Democratic State Committee that it
is never too early to begin Wheel
ing Register.
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Let the People Know

The fact that Marshall, Field g.
Co the great Chicago dry goods
firm lately paid $4,000 tariff on ST.
400 worth of pearl buttons having
got into the newspapers to the an.
noyance of the Republican members
OF the firm, their custom house bro.
ker was severely reprimanded for
having let the truth leak ont. The
culprit thereupon went to Mr.. Field
and penitently promised that il
should not occur again. Much to
his amazement, Mr.. Field, who is a
Democrat, made answer:
"Why shouldn't it occur again?
Why shouldn't the people be made
acquainted with the truth? You
did perfectly right about it, Mr..
Barnhart. Let the people know
that the tariff is tax
Mr.. Field is right. He deserves
the thanks of every shirt-wearer in
the country, and the shopping and
sowing women should especially be
grateful to him for his effort to
spread the light. There could be
no higher testimony to the conscious
dishonesty of the tariff act than the
studious effort made all through it
to conceal its apolitatory character.
The people have the right to know
the whole truth about it; and they
will get the truth, with or without
official assistance. = PHILADELPHIA
Record.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PY virtue of the authority vested H., -. -,
u certain deed Of trust executed he T1',.ist
i1enry ana Martini Henry, his WIFE to the nm,
sned trustee, bearing date on the 81 4. fIsy
vi ~, ai III l5l, ana recorded In the Office OF ff
Iierk OF the County Court. or Mason fs.s,,,,9.t
west N1rginiay in trust deed book No ~ n,
Pases 80 ana Slb, 70 secure the payment or 7,
Serts.ih prolnissory note for the sum ~ -.
huhoIeo ana twenty-five dollars and fnts-S
~ ~, eAecuted 70 John Gibson by said 0aSfd
henry, ana default having been made n, a..
~ tnsnt OF said note, and being required nv
sale OF the real estate conveyed n, SAID t-t,ss
deed 4, Rankin Wiley, Jr. trustee ,vf1f III III
At public auction, In Point T,Ieasa1,4 80 az
'front.' door OF the Court House OF saId Ne sl 1se
county, on - s-,'N sAsison
Thursday, the 10th day OF Deceml-,r.
lsyl the following described lot ofIan5 s,t,,...
IN the town OF Point Pleasant Mason ,sf,,,--9-
Isl virginia, on the first cross street ~ aid
IgWn ana Is known and NUMBERED -, a..
P lis OF SAID town as part Of lot No3 fifff tfsr
aalu II the same lot Of land CONVEYED n ~ -
sala David Henry by Charles Carroll Nv NJ AZ
oeeo uated the 9TH day Of APRIL Iec51 80. =.
-ouIl OF said Mason county, in deed 49,
no 10, page S3, TO which deed refsr.,,,ees =
made Tor a full and coTpIefe fIee.ri -
ssllu lot OF land which sale will be r1lslfIss
IT, - q ueed OF trust executed bv IDalf,f
x uSIly ana Martha, his wife, to Tsanirfs
Ss-, .resIee. 70 secure TO C. C. Miller
note Tor 5000 payable one s7s-.'-
atIsr GATE with interest, and bearirl . Il ~
1ltE day of April, 1891, and reeorisf - tts
clerks ONCE OF said County Court rf NJ. ~ ~
cynnIy, IN trust deed book No. III maze -, 'li
Ierns OF sale-Cash. 80 ~
noxlt-s,- h.ASkIS WILEY, ia,
Trustee.
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'RAH FOR THE TARIFF.
McKinley's Election Followed by a Big
Reduction Of Wages.

Five hnndred lahorars a,,,ood
in the erect iron and stae o.P PIP % %
tones r I,ancbI;n ,ver os'e ras na,.s y,
told in an amnhat;c mo uo..Iay
the election had been baid and t tbat
Major McKiniev had carr;ed oh;a
Th;s - a. e.. - - Gnio
Is head. the mill;ono;ra ;,.on o oaos
who was cha;rman af tha pa naIsH
can national erecnt;ya COR, ~; r. ao; =
1894 Who 10 = ea,.I,, - ~
cato of h;gb nrotas;;an Az a., f 49,
m;nntas hetorp ussSe'on al n''een :
labor hoss IN tbe Iii ss ,os. eay, sn :
notice from ,ba frIn , ,h posoeu dp .
ton of ,yaaas had ,saan = d aoaue
mon wh;aS bad taIon e So aes, y, e
o'cIoct yasta,dan ,, 'anen sneJ. .. .
y sort ~ hacL as,;aU ST.. ~ us was
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

Patent medicines difer-one has reas-
onableness, another has not One has
reputation-another has not. One has
confidence, born of success-another
has only "hopes."
Don't take it for granted that all pat
ent medicines are alike They are not.
Let the years of uninterrupted success
and the tens of thousands OF cured and
happy. men and women. place DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription on
they belong. There isn't state or ter
ritory, no--nor hardly country in the
world, whether its people realize it or
not, but have men and women in them
that're happier because of their discov-
cry and their effects.
Think of this in health. Think OF
this in sickness. And then think wheth-
er you can afford to make the trial il
the makers can afford to take the risk to
give your money back, as they do. Il
they do not benefit or cure you.
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The National Conventions.

The ambitious little city of Taco
nah, on the Puget Sound, will be a
candidate for selection as the place
for holding the national conventions
in 1892. Chicago, Omaha, Cincin-
natl, Minneapolis and San Francisco
will each be a candidate for the
honor and each will offer peculiar
and liberal inducements to secure
the conventions, but none of them
has offered inducements equal to
those named by the representatives
of the city on the Puget sound
Besides good hotels, fine scenery,
etc., they propose to give free trans
portation to delegates, alternates.
newspaper men and others. If
Tacomah does this we guarantee
her in advance a big crowd should
either of the conventions be held
there.-Kdndwha Gazette.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

The Republicans of Ohio are al
ways protesting friendship for the
soldier. They have an opportunity
now to reward brave and gallant
soldier, who went into the army at
a very early age, by sending him to
the United States Senate to succeed
the Hon. John Sherman, who
has been in continuous Office for
thirty years or more, and who
never braved the dangers of battle.
OF course, we refer to Capt. j. b.
Foraker, the young and aggressive
Republican leader in Ohio. We
have choice between Republicans,
and our choice is ex-Gov. Foraker.
While detesting his politics, we
have great admiration for the man.
1t looks now as if no will relegate
Mr.. Sherman to private life.
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There is no question Of the ability
of the Democrats to carry this coun-
ty in 1892, and elect two members
of the Legislature, the sheriff, pros
ecuting attorney and other officers
and give good sound majority for
the State and Congressional tickets
if they will only get to work and
organize for the campaign that will
soon be on.
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1t will be observed that the cleo
toral vote of Michigan is divided
according to a moral certainty.
Many Republicans concede the
Democrats will gain twice the num-
Der given in the above table. Says
the Herald:
Should the 13 votes of Iowa and
the 10 of Massachusetts be trans
ferred to the Republican column
the Democratic total would be re-
duced to 230 and the Republican
increased to 214 In this estimate,
as it stands, however, the most lib
eral conjecture is made for the Re-
pnblicans, for to their column is ac-
credited the electoral vote of at
least three doubtful States, namely,
Kansas with 10 votes, Wisconsin
with 10, and the 10 of Michigan.
These States are quite as likely to
be transferred bodily to the Demo
cratic column as Iowa and Massa-
chusetts to the Republican.
Illinois is also placed in the Re
publican column in this forecast.
Yet it is confidently believed that
Senator John NJ. Palmer will carry
on an old-fashioned campaign in it
next year that will place its "a votes
In the Democratic column.
If this estimate remains as figured
out with Iowa and Massachusetts,
returned to the Republican column,
the respective totals then being.
Democratic $50 and Republican 214,
New York in '92 will once more be
the great political battle field.
There the Democracy is safe on
the tariff issue, and, besides, the
split between the Miller and Platt
factions, become now an abyss, will
insure division of the Republican
vote throughout the State, no mat
ter what Republican is nominated
for President. With sound silver
plank calling for an honest Demo-
cratic dollar of 100 cents, the De-
mocracy is certain of holding New
York.
Hence, the outlook is encourage
ing in the highest degree.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18
/ HAVE been a sufferer from

| HAVE been sufferer from ca.
tarrh for 20 years. 1 found Immedi.
ate relief in the use of Ely's Cream
Balm. Since using it 1 have not
suffered a moment from headache
sore throat or loss of sleep, from
which | previously suffered, caused
by catarrh. consider your Balm
valuable remedy.-R. G. Vassar
56 Warren St, New York.
Ely's Cream Balm is worth it:
weight in gold as cure for catarrh
One bottle cured mes. A. Lovoll
Franklin, Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

DY virtue OF n deed OF trust executed by
ID G. w. Cooper, B. L. Cooper and Matthew
Jacques to the undersigned trustees dated
May 9Th, 1890, and recorded in the County
Court Clerks Ofiice. OF Mason county. West
Virginia, In Trust Deed Book No. Is, page IS
Sc., TO secure the payment OF the debt therein
mentioned upon ehe terms and provisions
therein specified, and defanlt having been
made In the payment thereof according to
the said terms and provisions, and having
been requested by the .-cestuI que trust and
holder of said notes mentioned and described
In said trust decd, shall ON the
25th Day of November, 1891,
ut II O'Clock a. M, sell at public auction at
the front door of the Cont House OF said
Mason County, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property conveyed by said deed of
trust: One portable saw mill, . horse power
made by SCHNEIDER & McNamar. what n
known as a double mill with attachment for
edging and cutting OH, with all other attach
ments usually found with such mills, with
log truck for using ON tram road also one
large pair OF wheels for hauling boiler, also
one lumber truck
TERMS OF SAIE-CAsH as TO cost of execut-.
ing this trust and to pay or and discharge
the two $4,000 notes due May 9Th, 1891, i'm
Guiding interest ON same from May, 9Th. 1890.
purchase money upon n credit until May 9th.
lSJ2- Bond and security viii be required Of
the purchaser, on the day of sale, FOR the de-
ferred instalimeuts of purchase money and
the title TO the property viii be retained MS
further security until the purchase money Is
fully paid. VIM. JIVIDFN
OctINt4
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Senator Faulkner. who i : 90

Senator Faulkner, who is a con-
sentative and level headed man, has
this to say on the Presidential out
look; l think that if the delegation
from his own State to the national
convention want him nominated,
MIR. Cleveland will be the nominee.
But if factional differences in New
York shall make it evident that no
citizen of that State can secure
unanimous support. the chances are
that the nominee will be sought
elsewhere, as it is absolutely neces-
sary that the man nominated shall
be able to carry New York State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

Henry A. Myers. the defeated Re
publican candidate for Mayor Of
Brooklyn, takes no stock in the
wholesale SANDER OF the Tammany
Democracy, which constituted al
most the entire stock in trade of the
Republican politicians during the
recent canvass in New York. He
thinks his party should have such
an organization of earnest workers.
al believe" he says, "that a party
can be successful only when it has
the units under complete control, as
Is the case with the Tammany or
ganization." Speaking of,the mac
tivity of his own party workers, he
said to reporter: ain one ward
where 1 looked for general enthus-
iasm 1 found no enthusiasm for work,
but plenty of liquor. Ifelt ashamed
for my party when 1 saw the con-
trast between the men supposed to
be working for us and the sober,
industrious Democratic workers. -
1t seems that while the Republican
CLUSTERS were working for liquor
the sober, industrious Tammany
men were working for victory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

The pearl button industry in this
country under the genial influence
of a 500 per cent. tariff, is thriving.
Still there is a strike of workmen in
factory at Springfield, Mass, be-
cause the owners refuses to pay liv-
ing wages, and hire cheap foreign
labor. No factory owners divide
their profits under the Mckinley
bill with their workmen, but when
"Fry-the-fat" Fosters get after them
they shell out for the benefit of the
g. o. P.
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Trust Sale OF a Valuable Earn,

y pursuance OF the terms and provisions
Oh deed OF trust bearing date ON the eth
Gay OF September, 1888, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the County Court OF mason
county, West Virginia, in Trust Deed hook
NUMBER y, page -. executed q the Ifuder-
signed trustee by Ellen Clendenen and james
y. Siendenens her husband, to secure 10 John
ID McCulloch, Of said county, the payfnenf
of a certain Joint and proFnfsscry note bear
ing even date with said trust deed which
note was executed by said James II. Clen-
uenen, Ellen Ciendencn and j. NJ Long and
payable one year after date TO said Holm ~
tor the sum OF one thousand dollars fiefauIf
naNin8 Deem made In the payment OF said
pronlsory note, and having been required BY
SAID j. D. McCulloch, / shall ON the
9th Day of December, 1891.
at the front door OF the Court House. OF Ma
son county aforesaid, proceed to sell nj flub-
~ ~ austlon LOT cash ali the following descrfb-
county OF Mason, and State OF West VfreinIa,
anu pounded as follows to- wit: Begfnrlfuf. al
= STAKE and stone near a black oak IN the
gaollS fOaut cornerlfo jas. l.. Clendenen. de-
ests. ss.., neirs lands, and Andrew Clendenen
tt N with Andrew CIendenc MS line ~ SiI.ss
w; ~ poles 70 u stake, thence -. 50Jss r. 10
Hoies ana y links TO q stake. Thence n fYI-.s
y. II poles and - links to q white oak on n
,att, nil SIDE thence $. BIZ, T. 81 poles to
= stake and stone In aIlne or Ciendenen,a
~ aforesaid, thence with line OF the same -
a. ~. y. poles and % links 10 n stake,
-.t..nce s,outn ~ w 80 poles 10 the beelu-
~ estimated to contain nifty acres more
Ts,, sess, ppelnS the same land conveyed TO
Wiz Wiz, py deed dated March 18TH 1876 and de-
ee,,1cu y rtiu InOmas Fowler To said Ellen
StSnnenen. The title 70 said tract OF land
r. ppe1ssed 20 be good, but selling as trustee
nov4-4w JOHN w. ENGLISH,
2 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

Our timber forests exceed in size
and value those of any other State;
are scarcely less attractive than our
coal, and yield a much quicker re-
turn. 1t has been truthfully said
that 'sWest Virginia's forests pre-
sent almost every tree known to the
temperate zone" About s,O00,00
acres, or nearly one-half our lands,
are in the original forest state
Coz. A. b. Fleming.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

Business failures in the United
States last week numbered 26s
against 200 for the same week last
year. The total 10,3s9 since Jan
uary l, against s,7O2 last year
This in spite of our magnificent
crops. The Mckinley tariff is now
over q year old.
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For Acknowledgement.

bucnannon Banner.
Thcre is general desire in this
county and we believe it extends
throughout the State that Hon. r.
+. Kidd, of Gilmer county, shall be
on the next Democratic ticket for
Attorney General.
Mr.. Kidd, as member of the
Legislature of 1887. easily took a
position as a leader, and would have
been rewarded with the Attorney
Generalship in 1888 but for the dis
position to renominate Gen. Cald-
we'll His talents are of high
order and his Democracy ola kind
that can be relied on. No better
man for the position can be found
in the State.
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Tha Republican party has moth
ing to boast in the Ohio election.
Mckinley to gain his greatly reduc-
ed majority had the administration
to back him; the best speakers OF
his party to assist him; fabulous
sums of Doodle to boost him; the
Enquirer to help him; the tariff
millionaire OF the country to support
him; and everything he could ask
to save him; While Governor Camp.
bell was not able to take the field
for long time on account of sick
ness and then he fought the battle
almost single handed.
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

by virtue of a decree rendered in the cham
~ Gerry cause of Sarah f. Lietwiller, admin
Others, vs.. Jacob Lietwiller and others, by the
Circuit Court OF Mason county, West Vir-
Undersigned Special Commissioners viii sell
by way of public auction, to the highest bid
said county, on the
Esd Day of November, 1891,
Mt O'Clock p. NJ, the following real estate:
The undivided part of that certain parcel OF
land, situate in Graham District, I'm said
Beginning at a stone on the Ohio river bank
at the upper corner of what was heretofore
a westerly direction FOB feet to a stone thence
in northerly direction l72 feet to a stone
stone at the Ohio river bank and thence nm
the river to the beginning, and is known as
upon which is situate a fine Touring mill.
equipped with full roller process and ali mod,
ern appliances, and all of which lot lies be-
tween the Ohio River Railroad track and the
Ohio river.
Z. And also one other tract of land containing
and lying Just east Thereof, upon which Is sit
uate two good frame dwelling houses, one OF
en- rooms, and, also, there is situate thereon
property. The mill is in ali respects a good
one and is in a fine locality and does n fine
business. said sale Will be made upon the
TERMS:
One-third of the purchase money cash in
ments on a credit OF one and two wears re-
spectiyely, the purchaser giving bond with
drawing Interest nom the day OF sale and
the legal title being retained as a further Sc
cur1ty- RANKIN WILEY, JR.,
CHAS. E HOGG,
Special Commissioners
Il IL. Il. Mitchell, Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Mason County West Virginia, do certify
that Rankin Wiley, Jr, andiChas. L. Hogg,
special commissioners appointed 10 make
sale of the above described properly, have
given bond before me required by law and
the terms OF said decree.
Oct 2i-iw. R. z. MITCHELL, Clerk
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In the hour of triumph in cleo
tions, we should never forget the
duties SO aptly stated by ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland:
"While the election of Flower,
Russell and Boise ought to cause
the utmost rejoicing among Demo
Gratis and they should not forget
that with these things come the OBJ
legation to be true to the people,
honest in the advocacy of our prin-
ciples and decent in all things.h
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cllleago HeraId,s view q the ontlook.

Chicago Herald's View OF the Outlook.
The Chicago Herald has been fig
uring on the bearing of the late
election on the Presidential contest
of next year and thinks if the will
of the people as expressed this year
shall prevail in the next Presiden-
tiaI election the respective Demo
cratic and Republican electoral col
lego columns will be as follows:
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Farm n
Hannan District, Mason County,
Mest Virpinia

21 virtue OF decree rendered n, ., z.
tStSIy SUIT OF Samuel Kfieore W. JoeeDh
~ lt ana Peter Covert by the Circuit Court
~ ,islson county West Virginia. at the sep
commissioner viii sell by yax III utl,lfss s,r,s.
ss,, % the highest bidder, At the fronf door
~ the Souft House OF said county on the
18th Day of November, 1891.
az o'clock, p. m, the following real estate
o,,d e IA Human district, IN said county
u LII = bounded and described ~ foIIrTrs<ss
ttses,nnnlng at black oak made ss \ corner
~ Ut lgVUO acres purchased by TBI4iIff, ami
Ssaines Moore, thence South ~ p DO ir,oies
H., ssahe, corner to lot No. 3. thence with n
sfs.I- =, lo.s no. and s. So, 2I9 poles 10 n
~ the same y. 52s. W. 2i9 uoles To 4, - n,
ut =. w. line OF e. entire survey fi,,s5,..e.
Mltn the same " 81 e 90 POLES 10 ~, f.s,i,,
ping nom said bounty 80 acres
- - T - ~ herman Newman, 60 acres Sold
ls.rsss ~ %Iu1Ds TO Henry Group, and 100
r, the residue 10 be sold now beIonee ~,
i lc.eL covert containing 20 acres NOR ~
30 30 ana the same land upon which the said
-.-.ff stft now resides. The above rf1l q
-. Photeds with good buildings ff1fsrelr
- > y SALE-One third OF the uIrf.Ilsssf,
money cash In hand, and tine reeii1ss n, f.-s,
N, "a. payments OF one and two wears nom
10y q sale taking from the purefa ,,.,t.s
it IN Sood security for the deferred
frfs< ssl ana retaining the legal title as
w. H TO3fLINsON.
.x.., Special Commissioners
-, ~ = slltchell, Clerk OF the a. remit Cont
-. - ll.y that bond IN the penalty OF i've
- - 4oiiarss as required in the decree OF
s,f--a,. - tne ABOVE entitled cause. has been
7elI S''fe me, This md day OF November
noYl-4w ~ Z. MITCHELL Clerk,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-18

Candidates for State superintend-
ent of Schools are still bubbIing up
Mr.. Virgil A. Lewis acknowledges
that he is in it, and Prof Hodges,
of Huntington, and Prof. Sweeny,
of Concord, own up to the same
thing, as does also Prof. Armstrong,
of West Liberty.