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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
The Llmits OF enc nIodern prana.

The debate at the London Play
goers' club on Tuesday evening was
remarkably interesting. Mr.. R. Jope
Shades paper on "Conventionality in
Art was an excellent plea for good.
sound, old fashioned notions, as op
posed to the fads of the hour. Mr..
David Christie Murray, the chair
man, delivered an Grafton which con-
tanned not few well dealt blows at
the 'naturalistic young gentleman :"
Well said and to be remembered was
the following admirable sentence:
There are, said he, phases of life
and thought with which the drama
fist should have nothing to do. Any
thing which we could not possibly
discuss before mixed company in
private ought not to be dramatized
before mixed company in public. I"
London Saturday Review.
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Trust Sale.


by virtue ofthe authority vested IN. me By
county, West Virginia. made On the 18th DAY
OF February, 1871 appointing me trustee iii
the place OF r II. Burk, trustee, In that GER
tain Deed OF Trust. executed By Henry Keys
and Mary V. Keys, his wife, TO said r. P
BuriS, trustee, dated the 18th day OF April,
leoi. and OF record In the County Court
Cler<'s Office OF said Mason county. West
Virginia, Ia Trust Deed Book No. Il, page -,
and conveying 10 said trustee, in trust. the
following described real estate In Mason
county West Virginia, and near Mason City,
IN said county, and near the mouth OF the
old entry NO. 3, and bounded rs follows.
Measuring DO n BY 10 r., fronting On a road
that passes over the hill back OF Mason "A
bounded BY the land purchased by e. g. 1lli-
Wheeling, ON the other three sides, and II BEL
ing the same land conveyed by John W
EneiiSn- attorney IN fact, on the 3Isf dav 81
March, 1866 TO Frank Hou<, which said deed
Clerks Office in Deed BoofI No "a faee 100.
20 which reference Is hereby made Tor a more.
complete description Of said real estate. 10
secure % Joseph Houk and others the pay
mentioned and described IN said Deed of
Trust And default having been made IN the
payment OF said proInlsory note according 10
the terms Of said Deed OF Trust, and being
proinissory note 80 70 do, I, N. l.. 1loriarfy.
the trustee appointed as aforesaid, shall, on
Thursday, tie 3Ist Day Of March, 1892.
at 10 O'Clock. a m, on the premises atov..
described sell by way OF public auction TO IN.
highest and best bidder, for cash. the ab1lv5.
described real estate, under and f.ar n ftfs of
said Deed Of Trust Tbs proceeds arisIne
as the lay directs Given under my hand
this I'd day OF February. Ieg2
II L MORTALITY, Trustee
John E. BeIlers Atty. febz5-fs
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VERY CRITICAL.
The Situation in the indianapolis street
Car strike.

The Situation In the indianapolis Street
Car Strike.
INDIANAPOLIS, feb. 29.-The situation
in the street car strike is very critical.
ALI day Sunday and until latc Sunday
night counsellors and advisers persist
emily sought President Frenzel and the
street car brotherhood leaders, and tried
to gain from each some little concession
that might avert further trouble.
AT a strikers meeting Sunday night
Mayor Sullivan explained that If the
strikers defeated the city they would
then have the county to fight, and ulti-
mately the state, and they could not
hope to win. Many prominent citizens
urged the men to cease from violence
and exhaust every moral means.
On the other hand President Frenzel
has been inportuned to make a slight
concession and how well these go-l E.
tweens are succeeding was evidenced by
the fact that Monday morning not an at
tempt was made to move a car.
Despite the rain which fell necessarily,
the streets We're filed with thousands of
men, many of whom ceased work to wit
ness any outbreak that might occur.
Public sentiment is against violence and
the pulpit unanimously denounced it.
The Mob Breaks ont.
The mob asserted itself at 11:30 Mon
day. Special policemen, wearing badges,
but no uniforms. We're sent into the
throng, ready for emergencies, and to
disperse all unlawful assemblies
The first one appearing, Burns by
name, was set upon roughly and forced
by mob of striking street car men and
several thousand loolSers-on lack of the
court house, where he was relieved Dy
the authorities of his badge. He was
cuffed. kicked, abused and spat upon
over four blocks
The police judge has given an equiv
ocal decision which may have the eff t
of withdrawing the police protection.
1t is probable that no cars will be run to-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
4 VOICE FOR HILL.
Major E. A. Bennett, OF Huntington,
Favors His Nomination.

HUNTINGTON, Feb. %, 1892.
Editor Register: SIR:-lndiscreet
Democrats, friends of Mr.. Cleveland,
are urging the party to send none
but Cleveland delegates to the Chi
cago convention. If our delegation
would have any influence whatever
there, they should be unpledged;
but if they desire to stand in with
the winning side they must be solid
for Hill-the present man. The
fussy opposition to Governor Hill
in New York is of kind with this
demand for Cleveland delegation
in West Virginia. The whole Of it
has been discounted by the friends
of that grand Democrat who has
rescued his State from Republican
gerrymandeffsm and its fraudulent
pretensions. The friends of Mr..
Cleveland in New York are playing
the part of mere obstructionists.
They have made Hill necessity.
aNo other Democrat can carry the
State, no other Democrat can smash
this busy conglomeration of I2ooden-
headed mugwumps and Democratic
tramps.n 1 am of opinion that the
Democracy of West Virginia are
too sagacious, too practical to second
the class of politicians who are max
ing this disturbance in New York,
of whom it may be said, that they
have kicked against every nomina-
ton ever made by the regulars and
will oppose all that are to come
hereafter. Public sentiment in this
end of our State is rapidly crystal
LIKING in favor of Hill. From a
very small under-current of six
months ago in his favor, a great
volume of sentiment, friendly to
him, is now apparent. In fact all of
the outspoken presidential talk is
going his way, while the opposition
are trimming their sails to suit the
situation. The question of who
shall be governor, senator and
nearly all else has been allowed to
slumber while this other and more
important one is uppermosti in mems
minds. Yours,
~ ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

Hon. w. L. Wilson authorizes the
Register to announce that he is not
a candidate for Governor, in the
following letter addressed to the
editor of that paper:
"You are authorized to say that
while l greatly appreciate the kind
expressions coming from some parts
of the State that connect my name
with tho nomination for Governor,
/ am not a candidate for the nomi-
nation and have no intention OF
being a candidate.
every truly yours,
nWM. i. WILSON,"
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Gus subjects. Espeeialiy Prepared for
the Hasty Reader.
Nicaraurua has granted the Louisiana
Lottery COMPANY a perpetual charter
The use OF blond;ne caused Mrs. Jessie
HITLER. Of cincinnati 10 lose her mind
A bill was introduced in the Mississippi
Legislature to make Jcfr Davis, hirfbdav a
leaal holiday.
Secretary Foster hes oone abroad for n
six weeks soiorsrn Tor his health. II is
runored he viii resign II he is NOT better
when he returns. lie Is broken down bv
the oxerxrorL and mental strain sieTnonded
NV the of,ice
Al EATON n Rnba Oavss William
AIIo,vnvs and uarrcr -1'ho,,,,,s,,, were
canobt in the act ~ burylar;zi,,- a store
and arrested 1'ha sheriff had a ran
minoling xvfrh them and xros waiT,1y
for Them win n rr,see
Dr T. y T,.so1, ~ txe,+on n cl.;,,s
to have djscovered n cure for alcoboIism
a ,,s,s NJ, s,i,1
i ne uses no Di-ehioTiue oil goiu or lnlee-
sts,''5 - ',,'s P.oisss ~ 49,
IN t,'ts ~ - 49, ~
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'Pl,e.-'''.'ee "a s"rious Parts VI liiuiaha.
- ior S.ssil, anu .lour LOT cue cue
In Ne,r yori- 49,
At C;rc;ar,..,, re,sa,,.. 80 -, s,,o+
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drunk ahrs'.a = 1,,,,, ,,.,,,e, Tsns Re,,l,r.t
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said to hnve neon ,l;ecoyers.d near cres,e
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III, ,,,, - ,l,;,.I, 80 ~,
in free s,n,l - concerts II; the c,tv; vari-
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on n 80
President Palmer. of the worlds Co
lnml,;an exnosition has written n letter
to the nresi,ient in which he saws n stO.-
600 oOo4 an,,ronriation from the governs
ment viii be needed.
C.rain- hIo.lrad.s aA Kansas CITY and
other. sr,.s '..,sr.> ,,o;,,ts
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Ie'roes OF Nashviiie, 20 start mlgrltlon ION
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
Commissioners Sale
REAL ESTATE.
c. W. AIaupin.


c. w. Maupin,
George P.1ptf,,s.nbarger, Administrator of Peter
In chancery.
DY virtue OF the authority vested in me.
ID the undersigned Special Commissioner.
county, West Virginia, entered In the above
entitled cause on the 18th day OF December.
1891, shall ON
Thursday, March 24th. 1892,
at the front door of the Court House. OF said
Mason county, proceed 10 sell by way OF pub
lie auction to tile highest bidder the follow
ing described real estate situate in Union
district, OF said county, bounded and describe
ed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at stake
10 dover; thence $. 3e' r. 1872 poles TO a stone
pile; thence N sc r. - poles 10 N blaclE-oal;
thence y. So w l32 poles to where n small
black oak formerly stood; thence :. 10 W.
~ poles to the place Of beginning, estimated
70 contain thirty two-acres.
TEREIs or SALE--One-third of the pur-
chase money cash In hand on the day OF sale,
payable In six and twelve months from day
Of sale, taking bond with approved security
from the purchaser for the deferred INSTALL
ments OF the purchase money and refainlng
the title to said land as further security
until the purchase money Is fully paid.
JAMES H. COUCH, JIt.,
Special Commissioners.
February IS, IS92.
], r. +. Mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, do certify
that bond with approved security has been
given by the above named special CornmiS-
,.,s,.-, Il. Z. MITCHELL Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
Trust Sale.


by virtue of a certain deed oftrust execut-
ID ed TO the undersigned trustee by Bennett
Fowler and Cynthia, his wife, bearing date
on June 18th, ISsg, to secure the payment OF q
the sum of S32i.l5, which deed OF trust Is duly
recorded in the CLERKS Office OF the County
Court OF Mason county West Virginia, In
Trust Deed Book No. II, pages SIS &c, the said
trustee win sell by way of public auction TO
the highest bidder, at tie front door of the
Court House OF said county ON the
24th day OF March 1892,
at IL o'clock a. N. OF that day the following
described real estate; the undivided one
fourth Interest in and to I50 acres OF land
trict of Robinson and being same tract upon
which said Bennett Fowler resides and which
tract is well improved and has thereon a good
dwelling house, barn and other suitable farm
building, also the following personal proper
ty. One sorrel stallion called willie ID, one
gray mare called ..Fannie," one Sorrei mare
called "Ellie :, four red mich cows, one
buckeye mower and one Champion reapIng
machine. The said note was drawn for inter-
est at , per cent per annum, but said sale Will
be made 10 satisfy said note with legal interest
with legal interest now amounting TO the
sum OF S57t.Z7. In making said sale the above
personal property Will be sold FIRST, and said
land VIII not be sold unless said personally
the costs OF sale. Said sale Will be upon the
Cash on the day OF sale rs to said personal
property, and If IL should be necessary TO sell
following terms. One-third OF the purchase
money cash in hand, One-third thereof with
interest in one year and the residue thereof
with interest in two years from the daysof
sale, taking from the purchaser his notes
with good security for the deferred payunenfs,
and retaining the legal title as a further
cHAs. E HoGG, Trustee.
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ONs. March 9Th, 1922, az front door Court
1totse- OF Aiasoz county West Virginia.
ln1ersigned trustee. xiii sell FOR cash to
nisnsssI bidder the following LOT Or land stu
~ IN 1-oiuL t,le1s4nf. county Aforesaid. to-
Wiz Lot No -. IN fffocir 8 as known and
~ ~ n2erea upon tise plat of the Point Pleas
an ga INK and Extension Com rarly-
Sate sale 20 BE made by virtue or trust deed
ieola ~. - * spencer and n. II. Spencer
NE . ai,e. 70 underzigned trustee, dated An
~, pages ~ and 80, In the clerks Office or
tnf county Cont OF said Mason county.
tuiiocn holder OF note secured by said trust
oS 80 J. p r. B. SMITH, Trustee
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-. 4. !. -.--......-. -. /. y 49, Il. ~
Ilon 20 preparatlons TOT war tnan 10 pro
mmoting tne interests or the people OF
germany GER ana LIankiy preoict tnat 2 9
tI., ,,,i5 hos ,,,,,,,s,, 10y 49, =,
fhe end vicorv must resi- wifi; fii, the ne o.
ple.
They announce that the country is
heartily tired of hearing the tread of
well-fed armed men 2be-e hosts of
starving une1nnioved ryf,ri-,ner, are oatl,-
cred. and claim that the government r, of
the people and for the people would
brush away 4he expense Of these useless
armed hosts and restore to Europe the
peace and prosperity which the large
majority so long desire.
c.,.-s $500
Commune" 1,aay SiEns
bEhl1N' rep. ne tuinuit IN the
streets continued up 10 late hour Fri
day, and as result the authorities are
in state of extreme ALARM The social
lists have discovered an unexpected
strength in their ranks. and feel that
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
~ u OuIS' :,
"WM. i. WILSON"

If there be one single workman
in the United States whose wages
have been raised one cent by the
Mckinley law he should make haste
to communicate with the chairman
of the House Committee on Manu-
facturers, at Washington, as that
committee has been instructed to
hunt for him, in connection with its
investigation of the Sweating sys.
tenn" He will also find profitable
engagements with the dime mus
Gums of the country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
18th Day of April, 1892,

that being n court day,l in front OF the court
O'Clock p. M, offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, the property
in said trust conveyed, or so much thereof as
terest, which property is described in said
deed OF trust as follows, to-wit: Two tracts
of land laying and being on the Great Kama
villa river, ON southwest side thereof, about
six miles above the mouth OF said river, and
for many years tenantcd by w. II. Pulling
barger, adjoining lands lately owned by w.
II. andJ II. Goshorn on two sides and front-
tract containing go acres and the last tract
containing some 2s51S acres and being the
Redmond by Col. 4. -. Swan and Mary, his
wife, by deed bearing date on the 26ih day OF
the clerks Office OF Mason County Cont. In
deed book No. 81, folio l43, &c, and In which
said deed, Joined therein as a party to saiei
deed The said frst tract of land was FORM
eriy owned by Lawrence Lewis, and convey
Butler by deed dated May 18th, lS19, and by
sundry mesne conyeyanees recorded in Ma
T. ID. Swan and Mary, his wife, who granted
the same to b. J. Redmond aforesaid And
the said last tract OF land IS part of n tract OF
2ls75 acres patented to John Graham assignee
OF Henry Banks, and By divers and mesne
b. swan and wife. and all OF which deeds are
recorded in said Mason county, and references
tion of the land herein granted.n
TERMS OF SALE: For cash in hand on day
of sale for so much money as may be neces-
o0Ol, with the accrued Interest thereon Since
Nov. 30th, 1888, subject TO <I2g7-50 credfD and
the costs of executing this trust, and as 10
any residue, on a credit OF two equal install
ments of one and two years from day OF sale,
taking from the purchaser his notes, bearing
interest, with good security for the deferred
payments, and retaining the legal title as
- 80, HEM. d. WILLIAMS,
L. w. BROWN.
Trustees.
hereby certify that bond and security has
been given by the trustees as required by law.
j. p. r. Il. SMITH.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

Our Democratic Committee should
not overlook the fact that a con-
vention is to he held at Ravenswood
June LIST, to select the Fourth Con-
gressionaI District delegates to the
National Convention, and that a
call for an early convention of the
Democrats of this county is in order,
that delegates may be elected TO
attend the Ravenswood convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

AT the Conference meeting of the
Democrats of the Fourth District
at Huntington, February 22d, the
following resolution was adopted at
the evening session, as a substitute
for the one offered at the morning
session:
sResolred, That we have witnessed
with much pleasure the Democratic
victory in the State of New York
achieved last year and recognize the
sagacity and craftsmanship of Gov
Hill in his successful efforts TO carry
the results of that election to theil
Legitimate conclusion, whereby the
Legislature of that State was secur-
ed TO the Democracy; in all of which
he has deserved our respect and
confidence"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

1t makes the Republicans around
here, grin and grin, to think that
Capt. John x. Thompson, of Putnam
county has been made President OF
their State Clubs. Where are all
the sold timers" and lifelong Re-
publicans. Have these new men,
ask they, relegated Republicans to
to the rear?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

The new Republican gerryman-
der of Ohio, which will make the
State look as if it had been struck
by lightning OF a bad egg, will
presently come up before Governor
Mckinley for his approval. 1t is to
be hoped that, in spite of his hon.
esty, he will approve. For the
thoughtful observer will have
noticed by this time that the gerry
mander has reached the stage in
which the only way to kill it is to
cultivate it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

Gen. c. C. Watts, of Kanawha,
has written letter declining to be
a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. The
General is a popular Democrat and
an able man, and his letter of with
drawal from the race, is deplored
by his many friends throughout the
State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

Hon. P. c. Eastman, of this coun-
ty, has formally announced his de-
termination to contest against the
field for the Democratic nomination
for Governor, and his candidacy is
meeting with some favor. He is a
good man and a gentleman of abili-
ty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

The Secretary of the Treasury is
unable to pay all the demands made
upon him, yet claims to show there
is a cash balance in the treasury.
The real truth would show a deficit
of nearly s25,OOO,OOO. The people
don't want any more Billion Dollar
Congresses.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

AS is well known this paper
has been almost alone in its support
for Gov. Hill, of New York, for the
Presidency. Our position has been
assailed by almost every Demo
cratic paper in the State; now the
matter is reversing itself, and many
of the Democratic papers are begin
ing to see that Hill is the coming
man and are now supporting him
at one time it looked as if Gov
Hill would have but few supporters
in this State, as it was so strongly
Cleveland. Now it looks as if the
West Virginia delegation to Chicago
viii be a Hill delegation. That il
will be so we hope.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

How many Republicans went
from this place to the Republican
League meeting at Parkersburg2
Hold up your first two fingers and
and you viii have the exact number.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01
Trust Sale Of Land in Union Distriot.
Mason Comfy. " Va


"A county, Vest Virginia,
On March u, 1s92, at II O'Clock,
a M undersigned truzfee viii sell. ros.
CAS- II AZ public auction 70 the hiklf.zf ,ffIle
the following tracts % land described IN deef
OF trust hereinafter mentioned. tfl-erIf. A
certain tract Of land containing ll1< nrsra1
conveyed 70 j. II. Smith by Nary, cfsnrie,s
ana etriitl l<rabs by deed dated EfJrerniscr-
u l6l4s OF record IN Clerks sficfs Of COUNT
Court OF Mason county, West virginia. IN
Deed Book 40. =. page 5e7, Re; also n cer-
tam parcel OF land Containing y acres. r3olIs
and 10 poles, conveyed 10 said smith by Jacob
newell and wife by deed dated June II ~ fe@I
q record In said clerks ofiiec in Decd Book
no o. pages u, &c-, also ~ certain trfllsf or
st.nt containing - acres, more or fess, con
Neyed . said smith By Jacob Neegei and VIE
~ deed dated December ], 1883. 81 record In
clerks oifiee, Aforesaid. In Deed Book MOI 3.
pasees ~, de-; and Also, certain tract Of
land containing II acres. more or Icsr c0n-
Sesee % said smith BY T. A. Guthrie b deefs
oate1 July > iS7f, or record IN said clerks
once ~ Deed look No -. pages 49, SAID
sale - III be made by vlrtue 81 a deed 81 Trust
eAecltet ~ sold J. H Smith and Mar
smith, his wife, 10 undersigned trustee.
oatea january -. l.55 OF record Ia said
eierk' 5 Office IN trust Deed Book so. 8. pages
~, &c, and At request n Maria : lIcCul-
,2en, ersoltgr, secured thereby Desirable
JANIS b. 5lESAGER, trustee
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-01

Democrats would better not waste
their ammunition shooting at Demo
Gratis; keep it to use on the OPP
ponents of the party.
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rEE MARKETS.
Review OF the Grain and Cattle Markets
Tor February 30.

Cincinnati.
WHEAT-94@97c-
CORN-39@4 31<c
WOOL-Unwash fine merino, 11@1Sc;
-blood combing, 2l@22c; braid, 17@1Sc;
medium combing, 22023c; fleece washed
fine nerino, Y and Xxx, 26@27c; medium
clothing. 27@ 2Sc
CATTLE-Good to choice butchers. So Sc
a 90; fair to good, 81 60Q3 IS; common,
81 S542 50.
Hoes = Selected butchers and heavy
shipping, 81 55d4 So: fair to good pack
ing, 81 4594 80; common 10 rough, s. CSC
s.
SHEEP-Ss 75a6 %.
LANBs-S4 1905 so.