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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-21

The democratic Manchester, y. H., Union,
in speaking Of the Vermont republican
State convention, ssil that Thomas b. Reed
Of Maine, the car Of all the republicans,
was "Going up 10 preach harmony to the
disgruntlel factions Of the grand old party
in the Green Mountain State. Tho Union
must have good sized mote in it's eye.
1t is the democratic party in Vermont
which is feeling the need Of harmony just
ut present, and the Union can not find a
Letter field for missionary labor in its own
party than right here in this same Green
Mountain State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-21

Vermont seems to be solid for Mr.. Harri-
son. AS the State will vote that way next
November this may be called one of the
victories that counts. Providence Journal,
Ind.
Vermont can also vote the same way in
September and just how much the victory
will count will depend upon the size of the
republican majority. Now is the time to
work for majority SO largo that it will
produce enthusiasm all along the column of
States.
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Virginia, and afii ant further saws that II
has been reported to him that said John
T. beller Is accused of having put or
forged one Alonzo Carsey's name to a
note, and that said John E. BeIIer placed
and discounted said note in atlantis
said Bank. Afiant now says that he
has no knowledge of said John f. Bell
er having put or forged Alonzo Carsey's
or any other person. name, to a note or
any other paper at any time; and affiant
further says shat said John Z. BelIer
has never at any time put in atlantis
Bank any note or other security bearing
the name of said Alonzo Carsey; affiant
further says that said John E. Beller has
done considerable business with atlantis
said Bank, and that in all his dealings
and business with said Bank, said John
f. Beller has at all times been honest.
straightforward and correct, and that
said John f. BeIier has never at any
time so far as afiant knows been charg-
ed with any wrong doing.
JOHN McCULLOCH.
Taken sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 4th day of October. 1897.
RANKIN WILEY, JR.,
Notary Public.
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Here's a Chance for You.

Its no easy matter to get just
what you want at exactly what you
can afford to pay. Give us q chance
to help you out. If we can't do il,
it can't be done anywhere. Now,
here is a plain, straightforward
proposition. We positively agree to
sell you every kind of Furniture
found in a first class furniture house
lower than the lowest, mo matter
how low it may be, we will always
make prices the lowest. If your
resources are slender, we will put
within reach of your pocketbook
what has hitherto been out of it.
We sell all kinds of furniture on
easy weekly or monthly payments
just as you prefer. Don't fail to ex-
anime our stock and get onr prices
before you buy elsewhere, we will
save you money on every purchase.
Respectfully,
HARPER Bios,
The Lo,c Priced Furniture Dealers.
Point Pleasant. West Va.
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If you are intending to go any
whore it may pay you to consult the
following list of specially authorized
low rates which will be made by the
Ohio Central Lines, 7. d o. c. R'y,
x. & NJ. R'y aud 7 & o. G. Ry, one
and oDe-third fares for the round
trip to
Chicago, M--Acconnt OF Dedicatory
Ceremonies Worlds Columbian Expo
sition- Tickets on sale October 18th to
Ped, inclusive with return limit Oct
9th
HARVEST EXCURSIONS.
Harvest Excursions have been arrang-
ed for October 25th to points in the
Southern and Southwestern States, at a
rate of one regular lowest first class fare
for the round trip. Return limit 20 days
from date of sale.
HUNTERS TIcKETs-sEAsox or 1929.
Tickets to be sold until November LIST
to points in the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota
with final return limit December LIST,
1892.
Tickets on sale November LIST to 25th
inclusive to points in Lower Michigan
with return limit December LIST 1892.
Tickets will be on sale with final return
limit 30 days from date of sale, to points
in Missouri until March LIST. 1898; to
points in Mississippi until April 3Oth,
1898; and to points in Arkansas until
May LIST. 1893
For further Information call on near
est Agent Ohio Central Lines, or address,
MouLTcN HouK, @. 2. a.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County, to- wit:


Personally appeared before the un-
dersigned authority in and for said
County, Alonzo iCarsey, who being first
duly sworn, says, that it has been re-
ported to him that he said afEiant had
stated 10 Mr.. G. w. Gist. of Letart, Ma
son County, West Virginia, that John
K. BelIer, OF Point Pleasant, West yir-
ginia, had put or forged his Alonzo Car
sey's name to note for $l20 or some
other amount, and that said John E.
BelIer placed said note in the Merchants
National Bank at Point Pleasant, West
Virginia. Affiant now says that he did
not at any time say to Mr.. G. w. Gist,
or to any other person, that said John E.
BelIer had put or forged his name to a
note or any other paper. AfIiant furth-
er states that said statement attributed
to him is absolutely false. Affiant fur
thef states that said John E. Beller did
not put his atlantis name to any note
or other paper at any time, so far as af-
fiant knows. Affiant further states that
he has never had at any time any knowl-
edge of any misdoing on the part of said
John E. BelIer, and that SO far as affiant
knows, said John E. Beller is straight
forward and correct in all his actions
and dealings.
Taken, sworn and subscribed before
me this the I'd day of October, 1892.
L. C. S0MERyILLE,
Notary Public.
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A LIE NAILED.
PoINT PLEAsANr. w. "

October Sd, 1892.
To the People Of Mason County:
You are aware that am candi-
date for public Office, namely the
Democratic candidate for the office
of Prosecuting Attorney of your
county. Through the efforts of
some of my political enemies, and
for party purposes, 1 am accused of
many wrong doings, the chief of
which are, first, that am motor.
ious drunkard; and second, that I
am criminal, in this, that l forged
one Alonzo Carsey's name to a note
and placed said note in the Bank at
Point Pleasant, w. Va. Now, as to
the first of the above charges, all /
have to say, is: that defy anyone
to prove that / was ever drunk. or
that anyone ever saw me drunk.
and those of you whom 1 do not
know, / refer you to those of your
neighbors and fellow-citizens who
know me, and know of my habits
and conduct,-as to the truth of said
charge. AS to the second charge
that am forger and criminal, 1
only state the records of your Courts
will show my standing in this re-
gard. also refer you to any citi-
zen in Point Pleasant, or in the
county where am known, as 10
my standing for upright dealing,
and for being law abiding citizen.
here denounce all and every per-
SON who has said, or may say that 1
am forger and criminal as will
full and malicious liar, and one who
for partizan purposes, Is willing to
lay aside all regard for deccncy,
truth and fair dealing.
In the particular instance in
which 1 have been charged with
forgery and wrong doing, it has been
reported in several parts of the
county that 1 wrongfnlly put one
Alonzo Garsey's name to note and
put said note in the Bank at Point
Pleasant, w. Va. In answer to
this here submit the alIidavits of
Mr.. Carsey and the bank officers.
Those who have circulated this re-
port, SO far as have found out, 1
have called to an account in the
courts which as a law abiding man,
is my only remedy. 1 have SO far
tried to make a decent and respect
full campaign for the office for which
am running and still desire to do
so, and this statement only make
to let the people know what is GO
ing on; and what efforts some are
making to to lead the voters astray
from their purpose of exercising a
fair and appropriated suffrage
can afford to be beaten for the
Office for which 1 am running, but
1 cannot afford to let my character
and standing as an honest and up
right citizen be attacked in such a
malicious and false manner. So 1
take this opportunity to inform
you, the people of my county, of
what internal methods are trying to
be inangurated to blackcn my
character simply because am a
candidate for public Office
JOHN E. BEILER.
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Notice to Builders.

The Leon Mill Company is pre-
pared to furnish all kind of Lumber
and Building Material, such as
frame timber, dressed flooring, cell
ing, weather boarding, plain and
feather-edged, posts, railing, pickets,
either dressed or plain. as low as
the lowest. Leon, w Va.
may 10-1y
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STATE OF wEsr vIneIxIA,

Mason County, To-wIT;
Personally appeared before me the
undersigned authority, in and for said
County, John 8fcCulIoch, who being du-
ly sworn, says that he is President of
the Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant Affiant fur
Their says that he is acquainted with
John E, BeIler. of Point Pleasant. West
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Notice TO Trespassers.

a LII persons are hereby warned not to tres
pass upon my lands in Lewis and Rob
1nson districts, either by hunting, fishing,
nuttlng or In any other way All violaters
OF this notice will have the penalties of the
law enforced against them. c. sEHoN-
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rheumatism Cured m n Dov

Rheumatism Cured in q Day.-eM ys-
tic Cure for Rheumatism and Neural
gia cures in to 3 days. Its action up
on the system is remarkable and mys-
terious- It removes at once the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits, 70 cents.
Sold by A. c. VanGilder, Druggist Point
Pleasant. Ioct11-Sm.
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!
Posters are out for a Democratic
Barbecne and Basket Dinner on
r....-,. r,:.e,o Co. Mn CT
~ !" :. I's''s S'N'ee1 = ''e $500
Chas. J. Faulkner. Gov. A. B. Flem-
ine and COL John L. Vance. the
brave Colonel Of the gallant Fourth
West Virejpia Volunteer IDGDtry.
The grand affair will come off on
Saturday. October 22d. There will
be free convevances to the grounds
from the X. & Ii. Railroad at Man
Minis Station. Let our neonle 90
r. : - Ill. -, ~ Az W. PsSf'S .
- o. ~ T,..o.- 49,
John Capebart ir and Geo. ID
Parker, Of Syracuse, have recently
come into possession of about the
Inest marquette colt In TINS vicinity.
sor 70 5v I Mara.s try dam "b hn Ron
ME Scotland The owners will
break the colt to harness this fall.
and next sprino will train II for
speed. Marquette stock has receiv-
cd n great boom this fall on acconnt
Q. .ne spe 3D. pe per-. finance Oh mar
dea,h ~ NJ Fr.nL Jones ~ ~
49, :. char,os,o, Mo.da
morn;ng His rem.;ns ware san,
70 t,,;s n,oc. th;s D,aca t,;s ,no~,;,o
and woro ;atarrod - III oId ,..,
e,arr ~ ms mol, tnoma - ,h;s
com mrn;tv 40 ha resided - th;s
place for many years. The cause
OF MS dea'n was paralysis
To THE PEN.-Harvey Strauther,
.o'olou :. 'n's p'Aoo VINO nus Doe"
ing -. eAls - -. in'o 'us
p'.''on,'a' A.u na' =, soselA' %
oao'o.s ooea 'i'o ~, '' ~ ou
has at last been caught up, tried
and convicted for stealing watch,
IN the Common Pleas Court at
olheroy, on.o, anu anu senlenceu 20
o'.er. . n,eue, - 'ne cneapcs'
place. IN .omn lor Milllnery
There will be a partial eclipse of
the sun October 20, visible through
out the United States. The eclipse
WI. oss'n ~ apous ~ minutes 1as'
co. 80 s'o.A cu 'ne morning =, Co'
so.n anu Mn' 'on''nue nsa,,y nse
nOu ne o'''pso VIM 10 'no
s'A'es' ~ nan pas. ono = o'o'A.
Our merchants are getting in fine
STOCKS Oh goods.
There is an unusually large crop
of acorns this year. This is one
sign of a hard winter, SO the weather
prophets tell us.
There are great many patridges
in this vicinity. But Won mustn't
shoot them before the frat of M.
nou,han
Aunl harriet fayne, an OLD
coioreu iady' agea over oo years,
died a. ner nome IN TINS place, last
dav She had been sick for some
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WEST VIRGINIA..

At a County Court held for the County OF
Mason, at the Court House thereof, ON Mon
day. october Sd, 1892, the following was en-
tered of record:
This day the Court proceeded in accordance
with section o, OF Chapter 3, OF the Code OF
West virginia, third edition, To change pla-
ces OF voting In the following Magesterial
District OF Mason County, West Virginia,
whereupon the following place OF voting was
changed.
In Lewis Magisterial District election pre-
cinet No. !, is hereby changed as a place OF
voting from .Point Pleasant Mayors ONCE
to "Waggener's Store House, to be number
ed precinct No. !. A Copy-Teste:
j. p. r. Il. SMITH, Clerk
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Farming and Timber

have some desirable Farms and
Good Timber Lands for sale at reasona-
BILE figures. Address. Arbuckle p. o.,
Mason county, w. Va.
aug30-3m. G. w. MAUPIN.
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visiting his parents at West CoIum-
bia. Mr.. Hannigan is one of the
officers at the West Virginia Peni-
tentiarY and formerly lived in this
county.
A. J. N. Hoyt, Esq, of Hunting
ton, was a visitor to our town last
week.
The many friends of John c.
Thomas, Esq, will regret to learn
that he is very low with typhoid
fever at his home in Glen Elk near
Charleston.
Mr.. John D. Adams, a staunch
Democrat from Kanawha Big Six
teen was in town Friday and
dropped in to pay the REGISTER a
visit.
Col. J. ]. S. Hassler, of Washing
ton City, D. c., is in town on visit
to friends. The Colonel thinks
there is no doubt of Cleveland 8
election, and he is about as good a
judge of politics as any man in the
country.
Mrs. Fred. l.. Barnett, of Des
Moines, Iowa, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. J. w. Love, this citn.
Miss Amelia Prebble, of this city,
and Misses Mollie and Ella Gardner.
of Pleasant Flats, are visiting Miss
Lena Roseberry, near town.
Capt. w. r.. Gum, is up in Ron
cerverte, Greenbrier county, this
week.
Hons. Rankin Wiley, Jr., and ].
s. Spencer, are in Cincinnati. on
business.
Capt. Will Kirker, of Pomeroy,
formerly of the Steamer Telegraph,
was a pleasant visitor to our Office,
last week.
F. r. Tomlinson took in the Chill
licothe races, last week.
Miss Josie, a charming little
daughter of Mr.. Granville Rayburn,
of Parkersburg, who has been visi-
ting her aunt, Mrs. John w. Love,
this city, was called home Saturday
owing to the serious illness of her
parents.
SURPRISE PARry.-"Al work and
no play makes Jack dull boy. -
The American people with their
strong and practical sense are more
and more coming TO the belief that
holidays can't come too often. And
what holiday is more imbued with
friendship and love than a birth. day
celebration? And what compliment
more delicate could be paid one of
our elders than to surprise her with
such an occasion as was done by the
friends and relatives of Mrs. Julia
A. Hawkins, widow of the veteran
Peter F. Hawkins, at her homo,
near Old Town, on Tuesday, octo-
Der 4th, 1892, on which date Mrs.
Hawkins had attained the age of 65
years? An enjoyable time was had,
an elegant dinner discussed as well
as eaten, and the following presents
left as memorials;
Mrs. Bette Mcdaniel, apron and pic
kle dish.
Mrs. Perry yanMatre, silver token.
Mrs. J. b. Clendenin, set of table
spoons.
Mrs. Ambrose Yeager. apron.
Mrs. w. A. Fowler, set of cups and
saucers.
Mrs. Jas. w. windon, set of glassware.
Mrs. Dan vanMatre, apron.
Miss Title Hawkins, pair of towels.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. W. White, apron and
set of jelly glnsses.
Mrs. @. w. Jamison. dress and sund-
ries.
Dir. C. W. Jamison. Chester White
pig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stewart, jelly
vase and silver token.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hawkins, fruit
disli..
Mrs. c. B. Mcdaniel, half dozen nap
Miss Jean Hawkins. gold trimmed eye
glasses
oBrruARY Stanford Hogg, the
vounoest child IF Hon q E Hoo0
and Mrs. Mamie Hogg, passed away
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A good rain is again greatly need.
ed in this section. The ground is
very dry, and the pastures will be
uncomfortably short unless we have
rain soon.
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Saturday, the. 9TH day OF November. 1892

----l ~
az O'Clock p M sell at public auction. at
the front door OF the Court House. Of the
sah1 MASON county, 70 the highest bidder the
deed, and situated in the town OF Point PIese
SAINT, West Virginia. to-wlt: Two certain lots
or parcelsiof land situate on the Kanawha
more or less, one OF which lots is designated
on {, the plot OF said town lot No. One In
Fifth Tier OF the town. Also n certain tract
or parcel OF land bounded and described a.
l9nows: beginning at a stake In the middle
Point Pleasant Turnpike Road, and on a line
or the Town OF Point Pleasant, before the
extension Of its Incorporate limits, thence with
said turnpike road and in the middle thereof
:. 4szz7 Es42 poles to a stake near the end Of
sns s,' Looked Creek bridge, thence s. 49, f.
". rods, thence u. 6ss w = poles. thence
thence down the said river N W w sIi{
poles and 10 links, thence n. 25lzs E p poIezz
ated TO contain I'VE acres more or less. All ~
said real estate being the same CONVEYED 10
the said Point Pleasant Furniture Company
Company, by It's deed therefor bearing date
December 18th, 1881, and recorded IN the
County West Virginia, in deed book No. 81.
p 81 There are two large and vaIualIe
buildings located on the real estate above
mentioned one containing large amount OF
perfectly new and valuable wood working
machinery, and one adapted for use as fInish-
There are also new dry house and new boiler
and engine house containing new boiler and
e q ne on the premises The whole plant
tory and Is ia every way well equipped for
the same.
Terms Of SaIe---Cash.
Title good, but selling as Trustee win only
covey title as such.
o.. J. P. r. B. SMITH,
Oct. INV. Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue OF a deed OF trust executed by
1.-the Point Pleasant Furniture COMPANY
70 the undersigned, j. p. r. b. Smith, frus-
tee, dated the llth day OF Decem Der, 1891. md
recorded in the ofice OF the Clerk OF the
county Court of Mason County, West yfr-
giniar IN trust deed book No. II, folio Is. &C..
to secure the payment OF certain proniesory
negotiable notes therein mentioned and de-
scribed upon the terms, provisions. stipula-
recited; and the said Point Pleasant Furnf-
ture Company having failed to keep the
Duhdings on the premises In said trust deed
conveyed, insured in some good and solvent
insurance company or companies, 10 the
amount AT least OF 5000 for the benefit and
security OF the creditors therein specified as
was IN said trust deed agreed, stipulated and
provided should be done, and being reQufred
by the said creditors secured thereby, I shall
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A big stock of Millinery at VOL
lert & Rieders.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
no. l5o4.

At a County Court held for the County of
Mason, ut the Court House thereof, on Nom
day, october 3, 1892, the following was en-
tered of records.
his uay IN
West Virginia, third edition, TO change
places of voting in the following Magisterial
District of Mason County, West Virginia,
whereupon tho following place OF voting was
changed: In Hannah Magisterlal District
election precinct No. Is hereby changed as
place OF voting from ..Daisy School House,
toast. Joe School House." TO be numbered
precinct No. 4.
Copy-Teste:
j PR. b. SMITH, Clerk.
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Mason County, to-wit:
This day personally appeared before
the undersigned authority. T. Stribling
and c. G. Bowyer. both Of whom being du-
ly sworn, the said T. stribling says that
ne is Cashier and the said G. c. Bowyer
Assistant Cashier OF the Merchants Nat
ionai Bank Of West Virginia at Point
Pleasant, and both of said atlantis say
they have read the above affidavit made
by John McCulloch, President Of said
Bank, and atlantis say that they endorse
and ratify in every particular, as true,
the matters subscribed and sworn to in
said affidavit by said John McCuiloch.
Il. STRIBLING,
C.. C. BOWER.
Taken, sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 4th day of October, 1892.
RANKIN WILEY, JR.,
Notary Public.
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! Hon. G. Wood Daily, Presiden-
tial Elector at large, will address the
people ofthis county at New Haven,
October 18th. at one o'clock p. M,
and at Hooffs Opera House in Point
Pleasant, on the evening of the
same day at 7:30 o'clock. Mr.. Daily
is a fine orator, and one who it is q
pleasure to listen to. Come out and
hear him. The Democrats should
see that the Opera House is we'll
filed with people.
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Notary Public.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A sad ending
of the Republican demonstration,
Saturday, was the sudden death
of Mr.. Lewis GreenIee, of Arbuckle,
from heart disease. He had come
from his home in Union District, to
take part in the demonstration, and
we believe rode in the parade. 1t
was during Gen. Grosvsnor's speech.
that he was stricken down, without
warning. He was seen to fall over
and soon his friends were at his
side, and Drs. Barbee and Guthrie,
summoned, but he was found to be
beyond human aid. He was reno
we'd from the grounds to the resi-
deuce of Capt. John NJ. Burdette,
where he died shortly after, never
having rallied after being stricken.
The deceased was aged 60 years;
was farmer in well-to. do circum-
stances; a good citizen; an honest
and upright man, respected and be-
loved by all his neighbors. His re-
mains were taken to his home on
Sunday morning. The bereaved
family have the sympathies of the
REGISTER as well as our entire
community.
The Committee has selected the
following gentlemen for President
and Vice. Presidents of the Demo-
cratic meeting at Hooff,s Opera
House, on to- morrow evening, at
7:30 o'clock, and which will be adj
dressed by Hon. G. Wood Daily,
Presidential Elector- at Large:
President. ]. Bright.
Vice Presldents-W. J. Kenny,
Hines Kerwood, James L. Neigh
bors, W. r. Gum, P. C. Eastman,
Charles Cartmill, Thomas Lemaster,
William Lawson, S. ID. Fabian, l..
C. Somerville, JIM. Greenlee, Sr.,
DIR. E. j. Mossman, James II. Hol-
loway, Col. G. B. Thomas, Frank
r. Tomlinson.
The gentlemen above named are
requested to take seats on the stage.
The Point Pleasant Band will
discourse some fine music.
Mr.. Daily is one of the finest or
ators in the country, and our citi-
zens will loose a splendid opportu-
nifty to hear the issues fairly and
ably discussed if they fail to attend
this meeting
The ladies are especially invited
to attend. By order of the
COMMITTEE.
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Mrs. John G. Stortz on Tuesday
night last, invited a number of our
flower loving people to witness the
blooming of cereus. This flower
is novelty in our city; rarer be-
cause it only attains perfection at
night. The flowers are large and
the fragrance almost over towering
in their richness, even in a large
room. Mrs. Stortz is very sue
cessful flower grower, and we hope
next year to receive another invi-
tation from her TO see the Night
Blooming Cereus, in its exquisite
beauty.