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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-30
Chapter ~.

An AT to amend section cighty.scven Of chapter
eleven NJ the Revised Statutes relating To the quail
incailnns OF Instructors Ia public schools
kItf section eighty seven OF chapter eleven Of
The statutes IL hereby amended 10y inserting
IN specification second thereof after ihr wo' 'phyHi
ologs" ~, words and the elements Of the natural
sciences especially applied 10 agriculture so that
AID sprrFsHiiOn VIII read rs follows
II On satisfactory evidence that candidate pos
stssrs good nrial character. and temper and dis
position suitable 10 br Instructor OF Nouth they
shnIi r1nuiue him IN reading, spelling, English gam
mar geography. history. arithmetic, hdnt keeping
md plk sootN md ihu elements OF The nptuini sci
tncrs, especially a. applied to agriculture ana such
other branches rs thoi drsno 10 introduce into public
sthuols nnh Inrie saly INTO the school for which he
Il c1auin"d ssu rs 10 tbs capacity for the govern.
Ucni thereof
sTCT Ihi- act shall inke eject on md after
August one, eightc' h hundred and ninety,one.
lApproved February IS
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Chspttr IS.

AN ACT 10 amend section OF chapter one hIndian
and Gf,cen OF the Revised Statutes relating TO sal
aries. - ,d-o,t aud
sbCr l. Section one OF chapter one hnnursu a i
fftecn of the revised statutes ishctcby ehenneu 5
striking gu, lines my three. hy four, my nv
my six and any and inserting instesn e'o a.,
Of The wingy-'Four assistant snprrinenh.nu OIL
She insane hospital cf whom shall nc 'e'na,e,
such sum as the trustees may from iime TO uine ~
moi exceeding thirty two hundred dollars year iof
the four the steward including ine dues AS tlesne'
such sum as the trustees pny from time to ume vote,
services. chaplain. three hundred dollars, inalroh'
four hundred dollars ,., ,,,,
SECT. 3 All acts and parts OF aots inconsistent WIN
this act are hereby repealed. - -
SECT. s. This act shall take effect january ol''
eighteen hundred and ninety one.
lApproyed February %
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ssrcr 81 The following ~atera aud their trihuta.'
ries are exempt nom provisions relating TO migratory
rshes and the supervision Of shways by the com,ns
rioncrr, that IL to say Royals River In North fh
month scwell's pond or It's outlet In Arowsc. NO
much of the of Damari-cotta rive as are west
OF the railroad bridge namari-rotta Miiis, the
eastern Penobscot river In Otinnd, Winslo" siehm
in Penobscot. all waters in Nlnalhaxcn. blnehiii'
fremont Mount Desert, Eden. Franklin and SUN.
van. Tunk river in steuben Pleasant river IN "hsh-
ington county, and East Mnchias river
sIcI Q so much Of chapter two hundred and nine
of the public laws OF eighteen hundred AND elgn'y
nine as relates to winsows stream In fenooscot' -
hereby repealed Approved February ~
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Chnpwr u

AN ACT to amend section Mp
~ OF tho Revised sts'.i, nj
Proceedings.
Section SIXTY tour Of thhl'ti ~
statutes 10 hereby hmehttt \
follows:
SECT. o.. Any person Hhos
to three hundred dollars. INST ~
yey and deliver To the ieg'.ia
the county within which II fs's
personal estate. rights ard I'll
attachment and seizure ~ titi1
schedule OF the same, sislsi .
liar OF all bis creditors. TO- ut
30 far as known, and ih,rf
with the approval Of the lyi,ti
hearing thereon before he i,s
he appoints To take such tiaf
such notice To the creditor q
such hearing MS The Judge "a
may appear al such ltAiltf
anime the debtor, under oilas
property and effects. aud pr
examination shall he conhnee
the Judge directs, and IN 10 az
matters n Using priof TO 'he VIZ
the debts owed by such dcfN'f
animation. lit appear 10 Y,
has assigned. conveyed ard q.
all his ea!d real and persona -
and that he has diselosei "A
residence OF all creditors stea
minister 70 him the following q
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Az ACT 10 amend section eleven, chapter eieh'cep'
~. ~ a.. peyi.ri Statutes, relating to ways
rclion chapter eiEnieSm, ., ., Wv, he FOL
v'ii,. vor,is n an, rpIcn fpf increase OF jAhhEes
taken and the commissioners are OF oph1pn a .ns
,,It 10, In "a ks erect, they shall eutrl Judgement
lint he prayer the Original petitioners OF MY r KIT
Wv. IN non ouch Judgment no damages shail oe
ao, Tor that pait ii the prayer OF the petitioners
w., r,,d hmt The costs shall he paid by the county
and tli hnl aupiy to proceedings In which ANY sucr
appeal is now pending ,,,
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Chsplu v

AN ACT In addition 10 chapter N
seventeen. section tw EMS TIM
drcd and Thirty three. and ~
hundred and thiti, i've Of IN
with amendments Thereto, M
Liquors.
All OF the provisions Of clisJsii
ter seventeen, section iverii \
hundred and thirty three abi I'd
one hundred and thirty me- o. i
with all amendments tlareoi. al
TO. 30 lar Ms they relate to ltli1
hereby made TO apply 10 Ill L:
ported In the original paCkag,
lApproFet kv;
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Chapter 10

AN Al providing fof granting aunnlsti ation on
the estate Of an interstate more than tnenly years
after the death Ut the integtaic, IN certain chs.-'
When administration has not been taken on ,n' ~
tate of Interstate within twenty years NIL ~,
II Al least twenty dollars In value. acNne 70 san
estate uf belonging thereto. INST comes 10 me hno"
10 ~ an, u,rson interested said o-iatc, Original
Standardization may gtarted on such property AZ
nm, ue vian tnn year neat aitcr II 10 accrued .,
n,st beoame known, bui such administration snhIl
arret no oiher properly and sha Hot revive oeot'
due to OF hy sail incHtalc
'' WV IAppruved February q
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e.abi.hed and proea tse' ahsi t BEND viii
st,,tt,,vi i.T the 1s con liuone, ~ VII -
,ni, d. a,uout = H. e. and a'' ,,, sha pro-
dhN. Ai's, la Gin sa,6 er',hish the nrp, IN"
crra y" tfa,lnusly i--ued therein SHAH Nc "'e
.l, 81 tlI,,u tlr nlmL ct l1rh lia'lu,
t'l''u el'''' " tuur1,ytd February y
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chapter ~

AN Att In relation TO prosce utions for VIOLATIONS OF
municipal ordinances and by laws a., .,
In prosecution in apy municipal OF ponce coul II,
for violation ordinance OF by law oil city OF
Town, OF Of any by law OF Village corporation OF
local board Of health, shall not be necessa 10 re-
cite such ordinance by la3 In the complaint or 70
nllcRs the offcHse particularly than IN proseoo
lions un'er general statute
fApproved February al
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AN Act IN relation to he salary a 9i "' eo"'''
" fhr eliary OF the rpnnil tth- NJ, ~" ~ ~,
conn,, 81 urinnd On nnd gi,nr u' nnn,'ed md
n nsi mne a hsndd fG llnn. rns anri
"v,ie nArtcrf. on ne hrsi aal 1 M M sserylnss
iuiy and %. tohrl' WHICH 7'''''' "
including clerk hire -, ~. ,c,s incnnsIsten mt
srtf & ali nat. and paris ., NUS
VII" u'i' ~ - 1ApprnyeG March -
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g, - e. ~ =! >. lssli i ss., y

mn Irsss 70 Dc dtttrnl, sse1
yMSoss annual mesrine ,u,t y
other ttmes and pieres A. ", 40 d,
rafy. A majority Of nm , ,ain ho.r
constitute quorum. NM, h1tlt d ;
tngs email lie kepl l.. ina ltroid 81
ut all Reasonable ili,rs :, tap =
ictafy under direction a, iavlk ~
n register In " hieb NAH w, ,''e bdsfd
,ienre and place OF bms', ,' W tl.sr,sI
ih.n under thu act to urs,, y I'D
ceftiiy a copy Of the sam. Assiet u
who shail eniei the SAN. MY "a % Y.
SECT. 4. Every persn, g.
dentistry OF dental suf,, ,uslt.t
OF approval oil th,, Ari NTH
Thereafter. cause hl. pT h. aneH, VI
OF business to 10 rrrIstessti hens
liners. The etataurpia ~ SUI \
verified under oath b.,lor,. zen u
OF he peace In such inspss,.li1
" me hoard, anu upon due "
" tne Ice ms provided In 49,
snail receive from es,d riln
form signed b. The pie-ld.s,
ietary authorizing such p,r. ~ 10
In the state. f''otsh
skcr. o. Any person d,s,,.
or dental surgery IN this la.
register under the prrcodlns -
Ing = satisfactory .tninina,h,o~e ae
anhoiny, ply siology. pslLoio,s
istry and ,he theory and 49,
hayisent OF the Tee Ia nt,,aiee.ese
THIS act. sliali be entitled IA 'a =
ceiye a certificate as nm, IA,
act. 'ueu ID ID
sEcT. 8. The socreipr, o,.
temporary permit 10 fr,e,ie.~ ~
anle person wLo shail me- x,,e 10y
pllcation therefor. aud shstl AZ. ~ ~
often dollars. 10 be- aplillelio.poss
applicaurs examination fsa AA1
valid only until Int ia.xtm.s
SECT, !. The board -haii Tut
Tor each certifcaie issued ss',,ehtt
act. the sum OF one dollar ~
each person under the ,ro', ~
twenty dollars. v hiel sh.'l ,'A
ehall en,itle The applicant u =
without payment ci nJ1liinn"si ~
shall be In full fof MI srr,,1a.Ass
SECT. .. Nothing ip hi. ~.
as TO restrict OF inlerfetr ~, -
geons In the Discharge Of ib.,,
with any citizen Ia the rrtr.,,i,p.'u
AHl'plo'tch
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Heating Stoves at Adkins.

ARBUoKLE ITEMs.-Mr. Richard
Tillis, and old land mark, died at
his home in Union district, Friday,
October I'd, and was buried in the
family cemetery, Sunday. Mr.. Til
lis was about SO years old at the
time of his death.
Mrs. S. S. Buxton is building a
store house, near her large -four
mill in Union district.
Mrs. o. Douglass is visiting rela.
tives in jackson county.
Miss Fannie Maupin returned
from Ashland, KY, Monday.
Ira e. Cherrington, of Gallipolis
received six thousand ties from c.
W. Maupin, at South Side, last week.
We had the pleasure of attending
the Evans Fair, in Jackson county
Friday, and to our notion, it is the
best Fair in the State. The grove
will compare with any in West Vir-
ginia.
Rev. Miller preached at Arbuckle
Church Sunday.
JEANE AND BESSIE.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate

R6 virtue OF a certain deed OF trust. bear-
- ing date on the 18th day OF SeDtenher
~ ~ SAeeuIed by Il. q: Musgraye and Enna
=. Musgrave, his wife, 70 the underEJ1nej
trustee, IN trust, to secure the p0vfneTf ~
one Pronlssory note to John A. Nc(Sufiin
t pesaf ~ gate, September 18TH 1890 and pavas
Ter It's date, with interest at six ner cont Ia
MhIe e note IS IN the sum of &3iO0: the said
ueeu OF trust being recorded in the cIari-ss
V 1Ile S y, the county court Of Mason county
Pdge ~ Do; &C. The undersigned being reouir3
gu ." 70 10 Oy said McGufiin, viii sell on the
18th Day of October, 1891.
at IL O'Clock a. n. OF that dav. nj tb,. e,c,,.
ooor OF the court house OF said eOuntv ~
way OF public auction, to the highest biSI,fey
~ IponioMing described real estnfe Situate
IN Robinson district, In said co11Dtv 49,
state, upon Old Town Creek. and hn,y,,, AL
am an. ueseIlDed as follows: Beginning M n
5totle on aiue OF public road the same Iof,,s-
ad . 80 20 Soseph Rifiie, thence with said
I I 2. oo1s =. % poles 10 stone corner ~,
JoSeph and Jasper Rifle. thence - sgiZ r. ~
poles 10 n stone, thence ". sI5< =, a ,,<tte- -
s.i STAKE IN Peter s. Lewis line. thence lesv.
line n 3, IS w 20 poles 10 a yrhife - -
Diack oak In the Hawkins Sly line a NJ ,-Itt
tne same >. 20 W. l6f poles and : Ifnirs ~, a
.sl.. anu stone, corner TO Z r ROseberry
stake and stone on the sly side N nBhIt.
Eos,uf lneilee with road y poles 10 fba No.,
% DSglnningf estimated TO contain 20 acTsS
De lne same more or less. ~-s's
The above land r. cleared and ,,ott -
PE,o'Ne t IN high state OF cultivation mon
when there Is q good dwelling hor1ee 49,.
anu othef DulidIngE suitable for farming Ilur-
poses. IL Is desirable piece OF land f5r'
one desiring tract or land for n home 49,
small iarIn; and the title thereto n bevno,I
question: Upon the following terms: 1.aSf,
CHARLES f. HoGG, T=a.tee.
September 2, Is9i-4w.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Saw
Mill and Other Personal Prop


R1 NthIuE OF THE AUTHORITY VFsT
IL "a IN me, the undersigned tr1sfe by that
certain Deed Of Trust, executed 70 me = =
trustee, BY w H Matheny, and which beaT1
aate the lOth of November, 1852 and ~ recS-1
IN the county court clerks office az MoSo1
county, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Rooit
20 u page 10, ke-, conveying. to me IN f,-rSse
s me personal property, fo-wft: one
Ooller and engine, made by g.. Il q Ssoor.s-
At Mt Vernon, Ohio: one saw ID, ~ ~,
tures and one set OF buhrs; one-hai7 InfersSf
~, 2 toTt shlnele mill, to secure 70 DAM
.ayre ne payment Of three certain notes
mentioned and described In said I,TTIsf T1(sgI'
and default having been made n, f5,s 49,, ,,.,s
ment OF said notes, a. Is provided IN tss,id
9I1fs 1Ised, and being required by the owner
anu hoiaer OF said notes so 70 do, 1 shall. on
wednesday, 2Ist Day OF October, 1891.
az O'Clock p NJ, sell, on the farm Of + r.
i fSs.teeSr, IN Cologne district, Mason County
w. a, oy way OF public auction. 70 me
= s.st ana Dtst bidder, for CASH, the above
naIned and described property 30 ConVeTled
20 me by said Trust Deed and the proceeds
OF SAID sale to be applied In the unnnTler pre-
scr bed In said Trust Deed Title good.
September, 1891. n r.. TaPHTS "
sep. zS-1w. Trustee.
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j. Friedman & Co.'S store
will be closed ON next Mon
day. on account of the Day
of Atonement.
Nerve.

There is nothing like it. 1t is the
foundation of all action. The man of
Nerve is success; the man without it n
failure. Many men and women are
overworked, suffering with nervous
prostration and longing for something to
restore them again to vigor and health.
There is one medicine that will accomp-
lish the desired result. DIR. Hates
Household Tea cures nervous prostra-
ton making the weak strong and gives
nature jog by putting all the organs of
the system into a healthy condition. 1t
is the finest remedy known. DIR. Hale's
Household Tea, the great Blood Purifier
and Nerve Tonic is sold at % and SOC.
at A. @. Van elders drug store.
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Adkins leads in having the larg.
est stock and lowest prices.

Under the present management
the Kanawha & Michigan R'y. has
already been thoroughly re-tied
with oak ties. Its Ohio River as
we'll as all other iron bridges entire
ly painted over. Five miles of new
67 pound rail placed in main track
and new iron bridges contracted
to replace the present wooden ones.
1t is but a question of a short time
when this line will compare favor
ably with the best of the others.
Such energetic action can but meet
with the approval of its patrons.
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The Fairmont 1nder says that the
block of coal lately shipped to the
Pittsburg Exposition by the Mo-
nongah is now exhibited by the
Pittsburg Gas Coal and Coke Com.
pany and is attracting considerable
attention from the coal men of that
State. 1t is one ofthe largest blocks
of coal ever put upon exhibition and
it is of superior quality. 1t will
make those Pennsylvanians who a
short time since thought that all
good things stopped at Pennsyl-
vania State line realize that our coal
is as good as theirs and will no doubt
attract some purchasers in this di.
rection.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

Judge Jacobs instructed the
Grand Jury in a matter that de-
mands attention. If a warrant is
issued by Justice for the arrest of
person charged with crime, the
person so charged may have hear
ing before any other Justice before
arrest. After such hearing the
warrant is dead letter and the
party charged can forcibly resist
arrest. Besides, in addition to what
the Judge instructs if a warrant re-
cites that the party is to be taken
before one Justice, the party ar
rested can go before any other JUS
tice for his hearing, and if the officer
undertakes to compel him to go be-
fore the Justice named in the war
rant at distance from the place OF
arrest, when the accused demands
that he be taken before the nearest
Justice, the officer commits a tres.
pass. We have known violations
of this rule WetseL Democrat.
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Cock Stoves at Adkins.

A BIG PURCHASE. The Arm
strong Bros have purchased all the
houses and lots in what is known as
kingtown. The price paid we did
not learn, but was no doubt very
large sum. In an interview with
Capt. John A. Armstrong, Jr., he
informed us that they would build
about ten more houses, and fix up
all the houses now on the lands,
They will soon make this place an
inviting part of town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

THE CORN CRop.-The past ten
days of warm weather has ripen-
ed the corn, and thus added one
more big crop to the enormous yield
of this remarkable season.
1t is a season in which every crop
is big crop. Some are as big as
they were ever known, and all have
been big.
We have raised enough grain this
year to feed almost the world. We
are richer to-day than ever before
in the history of the country. Our
wheat crop alone, would pay the
public debt. Our oats, corn, barley,
rye, buckwheat and other cereals
are worth billions of money, and
when we have added to these the
immense crops of fruits and vegeta-
bles, we are in a condition of abund-
ance and luxury unequaled by any
other nation of the earth.
This is first rate country to live
in.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

The golden rod is in bloom. The
The golden rod has been adopted as
the national flower of the United
States, from the fact that it grows
wild in every state of the Union
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from the Lakes TO the Gulf. The
government names its vessels in the
lighting service on the Western and
Southern rivers after flowers Of
national and poetic significance,
hence the light house tender Lily,
followed by the Golden Rod.
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spILMAN IrEMs.-Died. at the

SPILMAN ITEMs.-Died, at the
home of his brother, Thomas Cross
ley, at Crown Hill, w. Va, Sept.
26, 1891, of typhoid fever, Mr.. VIM.
Crossley, aged 81 years and one
month. He was surrounded by
kind friends who ministered unto
him and strove to restore his health,
but God is more powerful than man
and called him away. He left a
wife, one child, mother, brothers,
and sisters, besides host of friends
to mourn his demise. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved wife,
in this, her hour of affiiction.
Mr.. G. w. Parsons has returned
home from visit to friends in
jackson county.
Mrs. ]. IL. Johnson is visiting at
the Capital city this week.
The Misses Clendenin, of Pleas
ant Flats, were visiting their brother,
Mr.. Isaac Clendenin, Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Clara and Ella Windon
were visiting Miss Carrie johnson,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Tyler and child, of Monon-
gah Coal Co., are visiting her sister,
Mrs. d. E. Spilman.
Prof. w. w. Johnson will close
his singing schools in the Flats, this
week. FRIEND.
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Hot soup at Tippett's saloon, ev.
cry morning and evening, free.
Catarrh i'm New Enrland.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfact.
ion to every one using it for catar.
rhal troubles.-G. X. Mellor, Drug.
gist, Worcester, Mass.
believe Ely's Cream Balm is the
best article for catarrh ever offered
the public.-Bush & Co., Druggists
Worcester, Mass.
An article of real merit.-C. P
Alden, Druggist, Springfield, Mass
Cream Balm has given satisfactory
results.-W. p. Draper, Druggist
Springfield, Mass.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

The New York and Paris Young
Ladies Fashion Bazaar, La Mode de
Paris, for November, the Atlantic,
Century, st. Nicholas, Scri6ner's
Outing, Lipptncott's, Cosmopolitan,
Something to Read, Demorest, Popular
Science Monthly, North american
Reuie,c, ReUie,o Of ReUie,1s, for Octo-
Der, are at Van elders drug store.
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Stove pipe and elbows at Adkins

Daniel Leyer, of Mason, was in.
jured in the Hope Coal Mine Tues
day of last week by some coal fall
ing on him. He had put off q
charge and went up to the face Of
the coal to see the result when the
accident happened. No bones were
broken, but it is thought he sustain.
ed internal injuries.-Iribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

A BRAVE MANA dog got among
flock of sheep belonging to Mr..
Dan Oliver, near Rock castle, We'd
nesday night. He heard the dog
and commotion among his sheep,
and got mp and went out, with knife
in hand. He caught the dog by the
throat, and terrific struggle en-
sued, but he managed to plunge the
knife into the dogs breast several
times, and thinking he had given
the animal his death wound, threw
the dog from him. The animal
soon rallied and made for Mr.. Oil
yer and grabbed him by the throat
and pushed him over into a gully,
and here the fight was again re-
newed. Mr.. Oliver managed to get
his arm around the dogs neck and
forcing him back, plunged the knife
again into him, this time penetrat.
ing the heart, when the dog rolled
over dead. Mr.. Oliver was only
slightly bitten on the throat. 1t
was fearful battle, as the dog was
large Mastiff, and weighed over
100 pounds. Mr.. Oliver is an old
man, being over 60 years of age,
but a man of remarkable strength.
He is now the hero of Cooper Dis
trict.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

There will be a meeting of the
Point Pleasant Hook and Ladder
Co. at Tippett & Hutchinson's in.
surance Office, in Stortz's new build.
ing, Monday evening at o'clock,
October 18th. All members are re-
quested to be present, as business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
]. B. TIppETT, Chairman.
w. c. WHALEY, Secretary.
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Furniture at Adkins.

If improvements keep on for the
next two years as they have in the
past year, there will not be a spot
left inside the limits of the old cor
poration line large enough to build
house on.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

A petition will be presented tc
the county court at it's present sess.
ion, asking the court to order an
iron bridge to be built over Crook.
ed Creek on Sixth street. The
wooden bridge is in a bad condi.
ton, and we hope the court viii
grant the prayer of the petitioners
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07
Hon. Jerry Simpson

and others viii deliver speeches,
and all people of all parties are
requested to come out and see
and hear the "sockless" states
man from Kansas. A special in
vitation is extended to the peo-
pie of Mason county.
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Wagon material at Adkins !.

Doc KILLED.-A valuable dog,
belonging to Mr.. J. w. Gardner,
who lives near Maggie was run over
and killed by an Ohio River train
last Wednesday evening. Mr.. Gard
ner lsays he was worth $50, and
that he would not have taken that
sum for the animal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07
Roofing and spouting by Adkins

The Parkersburg Daily Sentinel
has been enlarged to an eight col
umn folio, and is now one of the
handsomest as well as one of the
best papers in the State. We con-
graduate Bro Horner upon the sue
cess he has attained, in the manage
ment of the Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-10-07

When all the available land is
taken up in Point Pleasantfor build
ing purposes, we will have to scat
ter out for residence lots. Then the
beautiful building sites on the hills
back of town will come into requi-
sition.