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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-11
Das Urmenbaus.

Sic Direttoren bes bielisen Nrmen-
baules reidten beute Der Gountp. Conn
miliion ibren 8eridt Elm. Die Inter
baltunsstoiten fir jeoen SnioIien betru=
gen mdbreno bes lebten Sabres 27a
Gents pro Sag. Die 9urdldnitts,abl
Der SnlalIen udbreno oes Sabres betrug
$50 uno bic @el lammtsabl TIA, BON
melben 1872 sSrauen maren. Oie 3abl
Der Snlanen am 81. Ausuit betrus 3Ol,
Die Der Srriinnisen 80. Die Nuseaben
Der Nnitalt beliefen lih auf $32,729.9O
uno bic fir MuspGrtise auf $34, 1902 6S;
5ulammen $67. .3925S. Ser abselddbte
Wertb bes Mrmenbaules nit 2ano, @e.
bduben unb Beltano betrdst $137650.
Cine sroBe Guontitdt @eiSen unb @ar=
tener;eusniiie ouroen iudbreno bes Sab
res eraieIt unb Der Nntauf BON tpeiteren
so Nder 2ano pirb befiirwortet.
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Staatsoberoeribt.

@beritf Senrp Sacobi BON 9arte
Gountp reihte beute leine Nnt,uort elm
In Be3us auf ben Manbamus=Gaa. Der
leste @o9e seeen ibn i'm Staatsober=
geri9t auf 8eranlaKuns BON q. 3obes
ion einserei9t tpuroe. St loll ourd
benlelben namlid ses,uun9en mers
ben, kbie BON ben 3epublitanern i'm
lesten Winter ein9efiibrten log. v&ipper"=
@ejebe bes s,peiten Oiltrifts ansuerfen=
men uno feline proclamation sur Wabl
BON bret Commons Yleas- Gidtern 3u er=
laHen. Sberiff Sacobi be9riinoet lein
yerbalten bamit, oaB oas @eieb nidt
foni ititutionea lei, oa ourd basieIbe bic
Beitimmuns perleBt merbe, bab ber
Diitritt aug tompattem 5erritorium 3u=
lammenselest :iein uno berielbe 10 nabe
uie mosld Die sleide Ginwobnersabl
entbalten mu B.
- Die @elammtl lteuerfollettion in
9amilton County betru9 $2,912, ,43OO7,
mopon Der Staat $3l2.99l.66 so9. Sir
ben aqeemeinen S9ulfono ipuroen tol=
leftirt $l13,Sl5.14. Susearamas
@ountp lit oas einsise @ountp i'm Staat,
oas nod nidt fur Nusuit nit benz
Staats=Aubitrr abserednet bat.
- Na9 bem monatli6en Beridte fir
September bonn Snlanoiteuer=g goQetto
murben eineenon,men an Bier iteuern
$23,6Ol41, Gisarren $17,451.S4, ga.
baf $3.50, @pe3ial=Steuern $l66.64.
Oleomarsarin $3,157.74, Spieltorten.
Marten SAIL; suiammen $45, $50 3s
Sic ginnabmen i'm porbersebenben Wo=
nate beIiefen i9 anf s49,383.3S, uuh
bic i'm September i'm porbersebenoer
Sabre auf $43,512.24.
Das StoatssObergeri9t betdtistt
beute elm grfenntniB beg unteren Sc
riht+ bots, mel9es ben glepelano 2eaoe,
ba3u perurtbeilte, bem friiberen @toats.
Senator Nrnolb Green $500 Sdaben.
erlos su aoblen. Ser 2eaoer batte
einen S9mdbartitel sesen @reen los'
selaHen. Nu4 bic urtbeile oes Circuit
&eridt il ben Gdlleu uon Solepb Diet
sesen Williom Monppennp uno Gore
lGoof 9egen bic &. s.. 9. e. Z. 8abr
uurben beitdtist. Sic leste gntldei
oung perurtbeilt Die Babn oa3u, 1rar
Goot $4,000 i5dooenerioB fir be,
Werluit ibres Gatten 5u 3oblen, welhe1
bel einem giIenba5r.uaf jail in Mtben!
gourtp iein 2eben per!or.
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Nie @alnut Sill Narf @eielIih

- Die Walnut ptl Yart 8elea l6aft
In Columbus wuroa beute NIT $50, 600
une nit QB. 6. Sasfett. a. gS. 2inen,
s. $. Sames, u. 9. Glort, 3obert
Sbompion, 9omarb s. Simons. 1eli1
u. Saeobs, Clinton 8. Sodenbed, %. 6.
9apoen. Sames M. 2oren, 8. Benton
1ulline. Wietor 6. Rlid, gDm. 81.
Wai3e, 8. g. Wiles unb g. Mt. Goe als
Snforporatoren inforporirt. Die Sc
ieQi&aft beobli6tist, bic betonnte Jarm
Naron 9. glarts In einen part unt
Grbolun9sort tuaumaaoeln.
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Sobn Grams. Gebrau@ obse0ner Re-
bensarten In @esenmort zines stp6lfidb.
risen Mdb9ens; Sames gorbin, gr.
lan9un9 BON @elbern unter fali9en Dor-
ipie9elunsen; 2i33ie 2apmea, gntftellen
BON 9enrp Sobnion burh BeeieBen nit
beibem Wai1er; @. q. Duffp, Gntlee.
runs bes Snbalts eines Abtritts auf
2anb in Mifflin -.
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0nfer DerNtei1F.
Deutfae N1dnner perlanst
1pelde 1pillens fino, fid elm reutables
Geihdft gu sriinoen.

gBir piiniden, bab Sober, Der pbne BE.
idbftisuns lit, pber feine sniriebenltelIenbe
9lrbeit bat, unb bic @ertretun9 fir uniere
Sirn,a 9eSen quite Sesablnn9 gu ibernebmen
wiinidt. pertraueasppu all nns 1dreibt, uno
mir ,perben bemlelben nn1er slnsrbieten nebit
Yrcbei, tpitenfrei iberlenoen.
sDir piinieb ben nur einen @ertreter fir ieben
Oiitrift, ipeldber nod nt1t beittt 1T. Wtan
tpenpe iieb lpfprt an TT. 8. S. Shppp, $50
I2O State Str. Hactne, gSis. llpct6M ~
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SuhtbaussUahrihten.

| oOud2IPuuSsINudlIl
Sobn @reenibam, elm irrlinniser
Straflins, Der wesen ginbruds auf sebn
Sabre bon Montsomerp Gountp ein9e=
liefert uuroe, srifi am Samita9
Wtorsen Ben 8unoesitrailing @eorse
HidetIpn BON Georgia nit einem WoI1.
elmer an uno hdtte ibn lieherlih toot9e-
14lagen. nenn nidt Elm Bdbter ldnea
oaSu setommen luare.
@eors, 5teabman. Der pesen eines
Diebitabls in Yite County smei Sabre
abseleljen uno am 80. Mtai 1894 ent=
laNen ,poroen mar, uirb bonn 8unses=
mar16aa als 9auptieuse fir ben 3ud=
baus. neutrality-suspicious. Suriidbebal=
ten.
Oas @eiu9 an bas Rreisseri1t in
Dem Sale BON gbuarb Sones, benz
MOrber BON Glermont County, un einen
neuen Yroseb tpiro i'm Nopember in
8eor9etown perb0rt merben. Sones
lpurbe l4on piermol pro,ellirt nnb ieoes
Wal gum 3obe perurtbeiIt.
- Bon 5eioto Gountp ,purben am
Greitas ing 3uhtbaus seliefert Sobn
Yaaep auf Elm sSabr ,pe9en Rorperlebun9
uno Sobn 9eneHp auf II Sabre pesen
@roboiebifabls. 0on Cincinnati fam
BET Bunbesitrdfline William Sobnion
mesen Beraubun9 elmer Yoitoffice aui
a9t3ebn Monote.
9arrp Mrmanb, elm junger Hoi itelerf,
Der i'm liibmeiiliden Diitrifte BON Ohio
Briefe unterI9la9en bate, lpurbe am
Sonntas auf Elm Sabr ins bic ltse 3udt-
baus abseliefert.
Sn Der lebten Yeriammluns Der per=
ibieoenen 3ubtbausuaroen unb Sua
perintenbenten ,purbe beI9lp1len, bob Der
Belu9 BON 3u9tbdulern unb offentliden
@trofanitalten iotuie bic 3ulaIiuns gum
@ottesbienite ber Strdftinge BON aus=
mdrtisen Yerlonen nibt mebr seouloet
meroen iollte.
9Bd6ter Terris, Der pom Stra fling
Bert &ellpsg pon Defiance County falt
tobt seldlasen wuroe, lit am Samitas
nod 1einer 9einatb sereiit
gin9eliefert tuurbe am SamI tag Der
Garbige Jlopb Stemart BON Tapette auf
brei Sabre wegsn Ginbruhs unb 0ieb=
ltabls. gr mar in Die Wobnun9 oes
Tarmers 9aplpr ein9ebroden uno bate
eine goloene llbr unb $50 in @elo
seitoblen. Ct mar idon friiber ein,nal
auf Der Heforml6ule.
IS. W. 8arnep, Der Strafline BON
6amilton @puntp, Der IS. s. gQiott
Witriol ing Geli6t sob unb beswesen gu
sebn Sobren 9aft perurtbeilt ,poroen mar,
iu6t burd elm 9abeas CORPUS. .8erfabren
feline Jreibeit 5u erlan9en. Gr befannt
lid Der Sbat 1hulois unter Dem ginper
1tdnbni1le, nur gu einem Sabre Saft per
urtbeiIt gu lueroen, erbielt ieooa 5ebn
Sabre.
Sem Strdfling abraham g. Biatt,
Der pesen SOotidlass auf leAs Sabre
BON 2Dgan @ounip eineeliefert morben
war, puroe e,n neuer pro3eB betpillist,
unb ct murbe am Wfontag na1 Qo9an
3urlldIpeolrt.
Ser Bunbesitrdfling 4eter Green bon
Georsia, oer an Der ausSebruns ertrontt
lit unb ni9t mebr lange leben tpirb,
murbe am Montas bonn prdiioenten
Glepelano be9naoigt.
Mrtbur gale, Elm gormonn in Der
8o!3enfabrit go. 2, serietb am Wontas
Morsen nit leiner redten 9anb in eine
Maidine unb oielelbe wuroe serquetl9t.
Cine Mmputation 1T notbmenbig.
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6uten Deroienft

,u ieber 3eit unb iiberal, .sarantiren
mir iebem, Der eine Nsentur fur un=
lere neuen patriotilden, unb relisi6=
len Bilber (YbotoIitbos) iibernimmt.
Nntdnbise Mrbeit ohne Giiieo. .. 8.
Silberman, ct. Yaul, Wtinn.
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1l~-l =
Seal.

1z Sts. ter eBo3e au eabienttisnStreis fit jlse'
8Idttes. ..bes 1seIt4s @eRbste" unS has GsaatasD'
tIatt ..6autliea'Greass." u eise natstsf Oertss'
eanme. h 4nbetsa4t leS steIes sel4e1 ssD tstese'
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"sA FI@"S''''''
Weisen-No. 2 rotber 81 Cts.
We bl-Yatent-$ '.4G-4.0O.
-Gancp-$2.7u-3.25.
Sa er1sSo. n"ilN fN1'' Cts.
8ogaen-yio. 3 56-5s1z Gts.
Gerl ltc-Wtnneiota COL Cts.
3eu-1imotbp $l2 2.OO-l2.75.
Gier IA @tS per 9uBcna.
&ornmebl $2.O--s2.l2.
" biStp $l.1S.
S$%sia; S$%als sidSsI. ii!si[a '''.0'-'r''.
So IS. |' >''"'
yeson--s$altern sls1;-eonas uuS xn.
81 IN; bair ' st1t sts gut: % einS.,m ia<
stere unb aiibe sa5oN2.75.
eameine.- .-5atr bis faucp fawere $40
S9afe .-&hotce ss.0O-8,k
Stmei Terlanotorten una gemilars
:.,i5-t t.so prima idperee uno Sleiil&eriOrten
,,,i%o3t - 3 ;i%se'mtj$s Eas.
prtna tas ioosr ss3s IS l1s "taM.le ae1smer ass-sss
yaumer $S.O0-4 80.
1olebo, ben y. Ottober 1894.
ss9ta us5 msstna s5nst g. gs .ss
per 1Onne tn Yult unS sl.eo-l.sS mebr tmiIu.
s5sssf q H. pr'"a s'.t'a~s' 'r'"s' $500
bpteb.-&tnbetmtfhe @t,ere t.lO-6.70
.peatcs 2.90-S.50; Qnhe N.75 $50 er 100
Efunb.
ND ei3e u Wo. 55c.
use d tor II, 30. 3914 Gts. per Uu.
s Safe 80 GtS. per Bu.
3oggen, 50 Cts. per Y9u.
Rtee amen s. 20 per Yu.
YtttSburg, 3. DIT.
81 buieb. Cute 1900 bis 1880 pfiinbiae
gttere 81 5O-460 Yrima 400 bis 1900 pfunbi9e
stiere $40 -4se 8temlta cute 900 bis Lice
blhe 81 230-SG 3dtbe &440-47O; ErtfMe 3Rbe
800; S&afe 48b0-8.So; Gtabtobr ,G6mmSr
=. 10 eduetne N.80-4.83.
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Ou pertaufen-9inc grpbe Itle= uno Yrits
y i :brif nit 80 After Sanb. itcbt biniq All yer
taufcH. gSeaeu n0hcrer 2tuS.unf. ,uenee man
iid an pber obreiire al
3. q. Bausbmen,
3no,ip Sehges, Yuulhtro 80. ..
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State Of Ohio,
Frank lin Co., :. S

Frank lin Co., :. s
This is TO Certify, tha; JOHN & K-in-
hart, Henry A. r ruha,d, Frank J. Rel, :
hard. Jacob Reinhar', l. vi. f. tle,er
Louise Fi+ser and B-r ha NJ. Kran.s resi-
Ding respectively 579 Est Rich, 267 Eas,
Nam, 22l East Mound, 500 East Main, 81
Hamilton Avenue and Is Ha milan Ave
me, Columbis, Ohio, are the only Persons
interested as Partu-rs in the Par,rer-hip
trarsact;ng Blsines. under the name of
Renhard 4 Co., with Principal Place Of
Business at 2l04 South High Street, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Personally acknowledged before me
this n. September, 1894.
Seal. ! A. NsYDoN.
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Qusmdrti9e Udrfte.

&htca9o. ben Q. OFT.
Betsen. eprtna Wo. 2 5l-ssk 9ts
@prinq Wo. 5s-54 &ts.; rotber Wo. 75l
bILGts
Rorn So. 491% Cts.
safer go. 2 s,H: No. uetser 81
CTS: No. meiber 3Oaz-31N Cts.
Hp99en ND. 247 Wts.
@erfte Np. 2 So GtS.
LII n q In q Nln n IA
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Dr.. =. >. Hcie'=
uerpen Gdfelhen Nerve Tablets
11erpSIe 11ieSereeietlaeenkeit

uno olle llnorbnun9en bes Teroeni"temS.
5ie bauen tas Rerpenserpebe auf unb bins
tcrlaiicn teinc lhlimmcn 6placn. Epn Der
b3ebiteu mebistniiden slntnrttdt inoolftrt
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Columbus Ularftberiht

Columbus. D.. 8. Stt., 1894.
8eri1tet fiir ben ,.Wef eftboten" bon M
Lbeabp & Co., 234 unb 238 Siib Siertefrake
n1ebI.
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Notary Hub'ic Franklin Co., Ohio
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DetAen per Buihcl a. TO
Delf@torn (alteS)
puter % 80
f0aqeu IS as
Iimothu 6eu per Eonne (alteS)--.....
1tmptbp 6eu per Tonne (ueueS) ).......$0. .00-ll 90
0tron -
aIeelamen per Dufhet .04
Etmottp seauen per 8uftel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-04-18
Special Commissioners Sale of a
Valuable House and Lot.

PURSUANT to a decree of the District
i Court of the United States for the District
dered on the 18th day of December, 1893, in
the matter of the Mason City Coal & Salt
Company, Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will, on
Monday, the 9TH day of May. 1894.
at the front door OF the Court House OF Mason
County, West Virginia, proceed to sell, at
public auction to the highest bidder, Lot No.
on the plat of what is now or was formerly
known as Adamsyllle, in Waggener District,
OF Mason County, West v irgtnia, whfc said
lot contains 1872 poles, or a little more than
three-fourths of an acre OF land and on which
is situated commOdious dwelling house and
was conveyed by the said Company to Ida f.
Sargent by deed dated on the Dist day of June,
1853, and recorded in the ofiice OF the Clerk or
the County Court of said Mason County in
Deed Book No p, at page 1888, and is locally
known the Sargent OF Epple property
The title of the above property is believed 10
was dated in June, 1863, and was a part of the
purchase money due from the said Sargent 10,
the Sa!d Company. Said property VIII be
sold as whole or in parcels as may seem
most expedient, and II sold in parcels, only
so much thereof viii be sold as shall be
sufficient to pay the amount Of the decree to-
from the lst day of June, 1893 until paid, and
the costs and expenses OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thfrd of the pur-
chase money cash In hand on the day ofsaIe,
and for the residue a credit of six and twelve
months viii be given, the said purchaser or
purchasers executing his or their two notes
for the said deferred instalInlenfs with good
personal security therein with interest from
date until paid, said notes being payable to
the order OF the said Special Commissioner.
GEO. w. McCLIETIC,
Special Commissioner.
Bond with approved security given by the
above named Special Commissioner as re-
Test: JAsPER Y. MOORE, Clerk,
apr4-5w D. Gus. ID. w. VA
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
Situate in Waggener District, Mason
County. West Virginia.

by virtue ofthe authority vested In me by
ID certain Deed Of Trust executed by Mark
Van Matre to me, George II. Parsons, the
undersigned Trustee, bearing date the 9th
day OF June, 1888, and recorded Ia the County
Court Clerks office of the County of MnGofI.
West Virginia, I'm Trust Deed Book No, &
folio 100 and I0I, TO secure the payment OF n
certain pronliseory note bearing date the 6tt
day Of June, 1881, and executed by said Mark
Van Matre and payable to the order Of 6. W.
Parsons, one year after date, in the sum OF
two hundred dollars, with Interest, and de-
fault having been made in the payment OF
said note and interest, although long since
due, and payment having been refused and
being required by the said e. W. Parsons, the
owner and holder of said note. to make sale
OF the real estate conveyed in said trust deed.
j, George ". Parsons, Trustee aforesaid, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder.
at the front door of the Court House, OF said
Mason County, West Virginia,
On the Bird day Of May, 1891,
the following described real estate situate II,
the County Of Mason, West Virginia in the
district OF WaggeneT, on the waters OF Ten
Mile creek, bou ded on the north by lands OF
Ell johnson, on the south by the lands OF the
heirs Of Winfield BumgarneT, on the east by
the lands OF Morgan Long heirs, and on the
west by the lands OF the heirs Of said Morgan
Long, deceased, containing twenty-five acres
more or less.
Terms Of Sale-cAsH.
GEO ~ PARSONS, Trustee.
Tomlinson & Wiley, attys-
aprIl-1t
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spono, wnen added 70 those responding,
to make quorum If the quorum does
not respond ON the rollcall, then the
names of those motel as present shall be
reported to the speaker, who shall
cause the list to be called from
the clerks desk and recorded in the
journal. and IN determining the presence
of quorum 10 do business those who
voted, those who answered present and
those SO reported present shall be con-
sidered. Members noted may, when
their names are called, record their votes
notwithstanding the provisions of Clause
1 of this rule
..Amsnd Clause of Rule 8 by adding
this to the following words and on a
rollcal should he not vote, he shall
answer present so as to r. ad, every
member shall bs present within
the hall of the house during its sittings
unless excus d or necessarily prevented
and shall vote ON each question put nm
less he had direct personal or pecuniary
interest in the event of such question,
and on a rollcan should he not vote he
shall answer present. /"
After considerable debate the rule was
adopted 212 to Al, the Republicans vot-
ing for it.
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home TO their friends. He stands
high in the estimation Of the people.
has built up a lucrative law pract-
ice, and is also Assistant o. S. Dis
trict Attorney There is much
talk of making him the Democratic
nominee for Judge of this Circuit.
All the towns aud villages along
the K. & M. Railroad seem to be in
fused with new life, and new build
ings are going up in all the towns
along the valley.
1t is not pleasant at all times to
have ones train delayed by an ac-
cident, but sometimes it turns out
to be, a pleasure. Thursday at p.
m. we left on the X. & NJ. for the
city of Charleston. On the train
we met quite a party of friends,
among them Mr.. Clarence L. Smith,
of the Fairmont Indec, all bound
for Charleston. We were running
smoothly along, on time, when sud
denly as we reached Piney Grove,
about eight miles from Charleston,
the hind trucks of the tender jump
ed the track and we were brought
to a stand still. No one was hurt,
but the tender was wrecked and the
track was badly torn up. Here
was a predicament, as we were
bound to be here several hours
a consultation was held and it was
decided to walk to Charleston, and
we all started. When we had
walked about a mile up to a station
called Farm, we fell out of ranks
and concluded stay with the train.
Here we met MIR. ]. NJ. Thomas, the
Superintendent of the Farm, who
invited us home for supper. Arri-
wing there.he introduced us to his
wife and daughter. who soon made
us feel perfectly at home. 1t was
not long until we were called to
the dining room where we sat down
to a splendid supper. to which we did
ample justice. Mr.. Thomas and his
family are kind, hospitable, christ
ian people, and the belated travel
Ter will always find hearty vel
come at the "Farm." Our train got
into Charleston at IL o'clock that
night, being seven hours late.
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CONGRESS-.
House.

WASHINGTON, April 17.lThere was
very largo attendance on both sides of
the house when the house met Tuesday
in anticipation of the fight over the
adoption of the new quorum counting
rule and the galleries were also well
filled. Without a single preliminary
the hoase plunged into the contest.
In order to prevent parliamentary
complications, Mr.. Catchings, from The
committee on rules, secured recognition
before the journal was read, and aft
withdrawing the rule reported from that
committee last Thursday, he immediate
Iy presented the report agreed upon just
before the house convened. The report
was read from the clerks desk as fol-
lows:
amend Rule ID by inserting between
Clauses 1 and , the following as Clause
2 and change the number of Clause to
Clause B: Upon every rollcall and be-
fore the beginning thereof the speaker
shall name two members, one from each
side of the pending question, if pra .ticable,
who shall take their PAGES at the clerks
desk, to tell the names of at least enough
members who ara in the hall of the
house during the rollcall who do not re-
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Trustees Sale of hummer.


DY virtue ola deed ofTrtIst executed to me
Dthe undersigned Trustee, 10y George z.
Fadely TO secure John Potts debt therein
mentioned, said trust bearing date on the 7th
day OF June, 1893, recorded In the Clerks
office OF the County Court OF Mason County,
Wet Virginia, In Trust Deed Book No. Is,
page -, &c-y TO secure the payment Of u GER
tain debt therein mentioned, and default
having been made 10 the payment Of said
debt, and there being now balance due
thereon Of fS77.0Jl seyenty-seven dollars, and
being required by the holder Of said debt so
to do, will on
Monday, May the 18th, 1894,
commencing at O'Clock n. m ON that day,
soon thereafter may be, AT the places
where the lumber may be, to-Wit: ON the
ridge near Charles KIncaid,s-o on the late mill
set on the land Of John Potts, on DeFOn's
branch, and at Crab Greek Station, all In said
county, proceed to sell said lumber by way Of
puOl1e auction lOr cash. 70 ll1e niBnest do
der, 50 conveyed to me by said tr1st deed, or
50 much thereof as may be necessary 10 sat
fsfy and pay said $77.O0 and the costs and
commissions OF sale Ri NEAl.E,
apr4-td Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-04-18
A GREAT BRIDGE.
One Is to Be Built at Niagara Having

One Is to Be Built at Niagara Having q
Span of One thousand Feet.
TORONTO, April 1.-THE Vanderbilt
and cantileyer bridges across the gorge
at Niagara will be cast completely in the
shade by the new steel bridge just below
the cataract which E. A. c. Pew, Ca
madam railroad proprietor, is working at
here on behalf of half dozen New York
capitalists. The contract for the con-
stsuction will be given to Pittsburg
firm. 1t will be a combination, of the
arch and cantilever principles. with a
span of 1000 feet. or eco feet longer
than any arched bridge in existence. 1t
will have accommodations for trolley
cars, railroad cars and foot passengers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-04-18
More ECONOMY Needed.

This Democratic Congress, while
it is considering appropriation bills
should bear in mind the very rapid
increase which has been made in
the per capita expenditures of the
government in the last thirty years
while the Republicans have had
control of the government. In
1860 the total expenditures of the
government, for all purposes,
amounted to but 500, $50, sos, which
with population of 81, 433, 321,
made the cost per head of running
the government but S2.Oh In 1870,
the average cost per head had in.
creased to $500, the enormous in
crease being oecasioned by war ex-
penses and the deprecated value of
the greenbacks. In 1880, with the
Republicans still in full control of
the government the expenses
amounted to 1914 per head and in
1890 averaged s5.O7. In 1898,
when the Democrats took charge of
the government the cost had grown
to the enormous rate of FIVE dollars
and seventy three cents per head
per year.
In little over thirty years the
Republican party has nearly trebled
the expenses of the government
and by their legislation in the last
year in which they had control of
the government such additional ex-
penditures in the future were
provided for that it will be almost
impossible for the present admin
istration to reduce expenses. But
the necessity for a reduction exists
and if there is any possible way in
which the members of Congress see
their way clear to make a reduc-
ton, it should be promptly made.
The Republicans have fastened
upon the government great many
enormous aud unnecessary expend
lures, they have been reckless and
extravagant in the extreme and it
will take long time TO overcome
their Legislation of 1892, when they
not only wasted vast sums of money,
but made provision by legislation
for the furthur expenditure in years
to come of still more of the public
money. Contracts were authorized
and new laws passed requiring the
expenditure of enormous sums,
which the Democratic Congress
will have to appropriate, and which
will be charged by the Republican
press to Democratic extravaganza.
The Republicans have brought
the national expenses up to their
present enormous sum and it is the
duty of the present Congress to
make as great reductions as can be
done. There should be no extrava-
gance and there will be none except
what is necessary to carry out the
laws enacted by Republicans
Register.