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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-06
COMMUNICATION
From One OF Point Peasants Enterpris-
lug Business Men.

VIII the people of Point Pleasant
ever learn to recognize a good thing
when they see it? In most towns
if newspaper should devote as
much space to advertising the in.
dustries and showing up the numer-
Gus advantages that their city poss-
essed as was given in the columns
of the DAILY REGISTER Saturday and
continued to-day, the business men
and officers of the town would be
fighting for copies and sending
them TO every manufacturing en-
terprise within a radius of one
thousand miles. This is not an edi-
torial but a contribution from a
reader of the DAILY REGISTER who
appreciates in the fullest sense
every word and every line that is
devoted to our merchants and manu-
factures and calculate to attract the
attention of people from distance
with means and able to aid us in
development could they only be in
duced to come and locate with us.
There is no use in talking, a town
will not boom itself, and it is only 4
question of time until lot of young
and progressive men get the upper
hand with us and just then the
town is going to take sudden
bound forward, and her rapid
growth will be the gossip from
Pittsburg, to Cincinnati. My idea
is to push matters along, don't wait
for the natural course of events. If
we do, this may benefit our child
rem and our grand children, but
where will we be benefited. Be
sides this is not modern nor pro-
gressive. Lets be up to date and
remember we live in 1895. We are
to day enjoying the convenience of
every modern invention as a people
enjoying modern science and every
sort of advancement. We find it on
every side, every way we turn and
all we need do is to reach out and
with little effort, little pains, per-
haps little money, we can be in
strumental in starting up the NUM-
ciple machinery of our nicely situa-
ted town, and if she gets too big for
some of our old pioneers, they can
HE away to the hills of West vir-
ginia, and take up their abode with
the sturdy backwoodsman without
fear of ever beipg disturbed by
press or pulpit.
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Look at Your Label.

The address label on your paper
shows the date to which it has been
paid. Look at it, and if your sub
seription is not paid up to date,
please make payment at once.
Our subscribers, of course, expect
to pay, and it should be only neees.
sary to refresh their recollection by
calling attention to the date shown
on the label to insure prompt re
mittance of the same.
We hope all our subscribers who
are in arrears viii feel inclined to
respond to this notice at once.
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Frea Henderson.
The new Mayor and Council as
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9o', "5i0 visiting ~ harvey Uio
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Rev. Delg5, being sick, was not
aCle to dill his last appointment here.
) l. Moses one OF W. vas veter-
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Mcsdames Bert Faudree and VIM.
Tullev were visiting friends in
Point Pleasant, Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Barnsides left ON the
Stanley, for Indiana, where her
husband has charge of the Str. An.
drews.
Mrs a w Asher has been sick
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From Saturdays Daily.
PersnnaI Henfinn.


Geo. W. Pullin, OF Debby, was in
town, yesterday
Hon. Jas. Capebart, is home from
Washington, fora few days
Harry, the little son of Mr. Enos
Yarian, is dangerously ill.,
Mrs. Alberta Supplies, of Lock II,
Is seriously i'll.
iss Ora Hogg, near town, was
I'd guest OF Miss Virginia Lewis,
y Eerday.
Judge Guthrie went to Charl-
estOn yesterday, TO hold special
term of Court to day.
Murl, little daughter of Mrs. An
ME Denton, who has been very sick
is very much improved
Miss virgie Wiley, returned yes
terday from a visit to the Misses
Pullin, at Debby.
Mr.. Thomas a. Wyatt, promi-
Pent attorney of Huntington. was a
Visitor to our city, yesterday.
Born to Senator and Mrs Faulk
ner, at Washington, a son, January
3Ist.
H. J. Cook, Esq OF Petersburg,
was here yesterday, looking after
the interest Of the Ohio River Rail
road.
Mr.. A. L. Nourse, Conductor on
the Oregan Short Line Ry., of
Idaho, who has been here on visit
to friends. left to day.
Rev. r. c. Brooking left this
morning for sistersville to take
charge ofthe church there to which
he has been recently called.
Mr.. David Scbwab, of Cincinnati,
is in town, for the purpose of open
ing a CLOTHING and gents furnishing
store in this place.
Mr.. L. II. Bridgeman, Superin-
tendent of the Syracuse Coal and
Salt Company, was business visit
or to our town, yesterday.
Mr.. Morris Grossner, who clerk
ed for Jordon Bros, while they
were here, went to Charleston yes
Eerday, where he will take a place in
Bhe Famous Clothing House, there.
Col. Buckley, of Richmond, Va +,
who is organizing the Royal Area
nun, at Parkersburg, is in the city,
looking after the Chapter which is
organizing here.
Mr.. A. \. Slicer, who bad Charge
5f the shoe department in Jordan
Bros. store, and who made many
friends while here, will regret to
Parn that he leaves permanently
Or Charleston to day.
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This is bad weather. Can't some
Iody kill the grounding?
Nat Bloom has been here a few
,ys on a visit to his family.
Mr. Geo. sebrelI, of Grimm 5
nding, was in town Saturday.
Fred Coiner, of Gallipolis, was a
itor to our town yesterday.
G. Courtney of Raymond City,
a visitor to our town Saturday.
i'll Franklin, engineer on the
aRa,-is here on a visit to his
Mamie Gibbs, of the Flats,
le guest of Miss Ora Hogg,
wn, Sunday.
eport of no water at Spencer
ply the second Asylum, is
foundation.
Campbell, of West Alexan
,, was a visitor to our city
and Sunday.
pit. Will Patrick, of Char
here on a visit to Mr.. Geo.
d wife, of Lock II.
baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
n, of Pleasant Flats, is
18th pneumonia.
$ Chapman and Miss
llipolis,were the guests
sr. and family yester-
prayer meeting of
will meet at the res
Allan Yickers at 2:3O
3omlinson and Hon.
p has been in Pitts
court, returned
Stewart and dele
p, who have been
nmittee examining
= at Weston and
own Saturday
'rt everything
nagement of
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AS an appreciation of the liberal
patronage OF our friends during the
past year, we will give one and all
an opportunity to get handsome
folding bed at small cost, from
now until the Standard Folding Bed
Company moves their plant to
Charleston, we will let you have
any of fifty or more styles they
make at exactly cost price from the
factory, delivered free any place in
town, or at either wharlboat or de
pot. This enables you to buy a s25
combination wardrobe folding bed
for $3.50, or any style they make
at the same ratio. Don't let this
opportunity 60 by if you are think
ing of getting a folding bed, it viii
save you money.
Then we will sell for the next 30
days a handsome antique ash bed
room suite, elegantly hand carved,
24x3O German bevel plate glass,
worth s24'for SIC 80.
Solid oak bcdstcads sL75, 81 IS,
worth from $3.50 to $3.50.
Very respectfully,
HARPER BBos.,
The Low Priced Furniture Dealers
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NotIce 10 CredItors.

We are sending ont statements TO
our patrons, and all who receive
them are requested to call at once
and pay up or arrange for settle
ment. This is business and all
accounts sent out that are not paid
viii be put in the proper hands and
collected by law.
J FRIEDMAN & Co,
may 18th If
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ARBUCKLE, Feb. robert II.
Armstrong returned home Monday
from Huntington, w. Va.
Miss NJ L. Mason, of Petersburg,
Va, is teaching private school
for DR.. C. B. Waggener.
Mrs. Edward Craig, of Charles
ton, is visiting her father, Hon.
J. Ii. Couch.
The many friends here of Col. C.
t. Bea!e are sorry to learn of his
death.
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Council Proceedings.

The Council in regular session
last night transacted a good deal OF
financial business, which is toe
lengthy tor publication.
They ordered the committee OIL
lights to remove the arc light from
Mitchel's residence, at the head Of
Wand street, to the corner of Jno
L. Whitten's.
A committee was appointed
to ascertain cost and terms Of
4 fire engine could be purchased
and to report to council two weeks
hence.
The report of the Mayor showed
no fines collected during month OF
January, showinga decided increase
in the morals of our city.
The report of the Ogerseer OF
Poor showed a decided increase in
expenditures, which the council
readily ordered paid.
The members of council present
also agreed to donate their next
three months salary to the poor
fund, which is to be commended.
The following deeds were receiv-
ed for record by the County Clerk
on yesterday:
W. T. Hayman and wife, to Gene
va G. Rock.
jeremiah Roush and wife, to Jas.
Roush and wife.
Jasper Cain and wife, to D. b.
Sayre.
E, M. Stats and wife, to D. B.
Sayre.
David Ronsh and wife, to Orilla
G. Yeager and wife.
James II. Locke and wife, to r.
media Kerr
P. a Hudson and wife, to Geo.
Adkins.
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Saturday night two young men,
sons of VIM. See, living in Cologne
District, were returning home from
up the River on a freight train,
probably thinking it would stop at
Maupin's, to take water, when they
could get off. Instead they run on
through, and at Leon, was going at
a rapid rate. When the young
men jumped from the train, both
receiving severe injuries. One
fractured his skull, and the other
met with. broken legs. At present
we learn they are both dangerously
hurt.
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Arrested for Robbery.

For some time the proprietors OF
the Phenix Hotel have been missing
money from their Office cash box in
the cigar case, ranging in sums
from fifty cents to one dollar, and
also their finest cigars from the
cigar case. They were at a loss to
know who the thief or thieves
were, and determined to set a trap
70 catch them, if possible. Acting
upon this idea, Thursday night
they marked lot of silver coin
amounting to about So and placed
it in the cash box and also left four
or five dollars more in the drawer,
aud also marked the screws that
fastened the back of the cigar case.
During the night the cash box
and cigar case were again touch
ed. Policeman Smith and Officer
Foglesong kept watch all night
on the Office from the outs de.
Along in the night the porter shut
eff the electric lights and let his
partner in the back way, and then
sat down by the window, SO that he
was in full view of the officers,
where they could see him. but not
see his partner at work in the
rear, who was committing the rob
berry.
AS soon as the robbery was dis
covered, word was ssnt to all the
saloons and stores to keep a look
out for the marked pieces of money,
aud told who were suspicioned A
short time afterward, colored man
named Harrison johnson walked
into the Gem saloon, and called for
a drink, Offering one of the marked
quarters. The proprietors of the
Gem notified the Phenix, and in a
short time Johnson was arrested.
He was searched and a number OF
pieces OF the marked money was
found on him, also a lot of foe
cigars Soon after the porter,
Lewis Craig, was also arrested by
Chief OF Police Smith and Constable
Foglesong
The grand jury being in session,
ono Of the proprieJors Of the Phenix
Hotel went before that body and
had these men Indicted.
These fellows will be apt to be
tried at the term of court which
meets here next Monday, aud il
they get their deserts, they will be
sent to MoundsviIIe TO learn trade
Chicken There, Caught.
Wednesday night, thieves got
among the chickens belonging to
the Misses Waggoner, who reside
at the old homestead, on the Clarks,
burg road near town. One of the
ladies' went out in the evening about
seven o'clock to lock up the chick
en- house, when she was surprised
to see three men in the house, filing
sacks with chickens. They at once
beat retreat taking away with
them about thirty chickens. Sus
picion was directed to Bill Morgan,
Alb. Hoshins and Harvey Strauder,
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The Supreme Court handed down
the following case from Mason
County last Saturday:
C. P. Ford & Co. VS.. J. Friedman
& Co; judgment reversed and judg-
ment rendered for plaintiffs. Tom
linson < Wiley, Attorneys for
plaintiffs.
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lei The News
-AT THE-
Lowest Price.

The DAILY GAzETTE, Charleston, W.
Va, VIII give al the Legislative pro-
eeedings and all other important hap
penings besides. Price, only twenty
i've cents per month. The WEEKLY
GAZETTE only fifty cents a year Cash
with order is the way to get It. Adj
dress, The GAzzTIE, Charleston, ". Va.
Truly,
MosEs W. DoNNALL4
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b. Meeks a worthy and we'll
known citizen died at his home in
the Edwards settlement four miles
south of town at s o'clock last Fri
day night. 1t seems that he never
rallied from the ushering in of his
attack, which was supposed to be
heart disease. Apparently well
and hearty, he was sitting in his
home surrounded by his family
when, without warning, he sank to
the floor and died without a strug-
gle. Deceased was sixty three
years of age and leaves wife and
tour children GALL grown to mourn
his departure. The remains were
deposited on Saturday in the Long
Greek cemetery Mesquite (Texas)
Herald.
The deceased was former resi-
dent of this county, and is a
brother of Il. A. Meek, near town,
to whom We extend our sympathy.
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DEATH OF cor. 0HAs, 4. BEALF.

DEATH or COL, GHAs, t. BEALF.
Sunday morning at 1 e,clock Col.
Chas. T. Beale, Of MERGERS Bottom,
Mason county, West Virginia, in
the s7th, year Of his age, after hav-
ing been a severe sufferer for many
months with complication of dis
eases, bnt Of late greatly improved
in general health, suddenly aud un-
expectedly died
Col. Beale vs born in Shenhan-
doah County, Virginia, aud when
but an infant, his father, the late
Col. Jas. NJ. II. BeaIe, moved to this
county and located where the sub
ject of our notice has lived ever
since.
Col. Beale has been the most in
dustrious, enterprising and progress
sive farmer and cattle dealer in the
Kanawha and Ohio Valleys, owning
thousands of acres of river bottom
and hill blue grass land of finest and
best quality. Col. BeaIe has held
many offices of trust and honor in
oar county, the duties of all which
he discharged with conscientious
fidelity. Politically, be was firm in
his convictions and was ever an un-
swerving Jeffersonian Democrat.
Through all the vicissitudes of
life, whether in the bright sunshine
of prosperity, or the dark shades of
adversely, Col. Beale was ever the
same cheerful, social, genial whole
souled man. The community and
State will sadly miss him. To his
bereaved family, relatives, and
friends 10 the county and State, as
well as IN Ohio and old Virginia,
the REGISTER extends sincerest sym
palhy.
Col. Beale will be buried in his
family cemetery, near his residence,
tomorrow, Wednesday the 9th, at
1Oo'clock a. m. The funeral cere-
monies will be conducted by the
Rev. r. u. Brooking, of Christ's
Church
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Mrs. John Lunsford, who has
been on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Sarah J. McCalley at Leon, has re
turned to her home in the Flats.
Tim Holloway, of Apple Grove
was here yesterday.
Jerry Yauger of Debby, was a
caller at this Office yesterday.
John Fowler, below Kanawha, is
quite sick at his home.
Tony Francisia, of Lock Il, is
confined to his bed with sickness.
Judge Drew, of Charleston, is in
the city.
Col. D. sealy, of Charleston, was
a business visitor-to our town yes
terday.
Miss Rebeca sOmerviIlo, of Cen
trail City, is visiting her many reIa
tives in the Flats.
Hon. John P. Austin, Committee
Clerk of the Senate, was in town
yesterday.
Hon. Jas Capehart, is at Licking
ton, Ky, disposing of some of his
standard bred colts.
DR.. j. b. Kerr, has repurchasod,
his old homestead from J. II. Locke
at Upland, and will remove there
soon.
Miss Daisy Hogg, of Clifton, has
accepted a position as governess at
the home of Mr.. Geo. Fowler, in
Pleasant Flats.
Messrs Harry Shrewsbury and
w c. DeCamps, of Parkersburg,
were registered at the Phenix yes
terday.
VIM. w. T. Klunk of the K. & NJ.
passenger service, was called to Col
umbus, Ohio, to-day on account OF
the serious illness of his brother.
w. J. Kiester, of Ashton, was a
pleasant caller at this Office yester
day and renewed his subscription
to the REGISTER, also that of A.
Cobb.
ARBucKLE, Feb. &c. b. Couch,
of Charleston, is visiting his father.
Hon. J. II. Couch.
Miss Ella McCombs, closed her
term of school at Fair View, day.
Thomas Forbes, the engineer and
miller for C. W. Muupin's grist mill,
at South Side, is able TO be out this
week He has been running this
mill for several years and makes
fine meal and feed TO suit his many
customers. He is assisted by ". ID.
Hudson, aud we hope both will al
ways be as successful in the future
as they have been in the past.
C. q. Musgrave, of the Flats, re-
turned to his home yesterday to
spend Sunday.
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BIRTH DAY PARTY.-Friday,
Master Howard and Miss Ella Me
Galley, celebrated their birthday
by party, at which a number OF
young folks were present. A good
dinner was spread before The LITTLE
folks, and all enjoyed themselves in
u way that will long be remember
ed by them.
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Home Seekers Excursion February
ran.
On the above date Aceuts OF Chic
Central Lines will sell tickets at low
excursion rates to the South and SOUTH
west
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They have women's club or So
ciety down at Ashland, Ky, called
the Rebekah Herculaneans.
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Bill Morgan, Harvey and George
Strauther, all coIored, who some
nights ago stole about thirty sc
chickens from the Misses Waggeuer,
near town, were indicted for felony.
Harrison johnson and Lee Craig,
both colored, who robbed the cigar
case at the Phenix Hotel every
night for several months, were also
Indicted for felony, at the special
term of the grand jury yesterday.
During the present year there
will be five eclipses, three Of the
sun and two of the moon. Those
of the moon only viii be visible in
this section and both are total.
The first will occur on March 10,
beginning about 8 O'Clock in the
evening ending 1:2O the next morn
ing. The second will occur on
Sept. 3, beginning at IL o'clock p.
m. and ending at 3 o'clock the fol
lowing morning.
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Creek cometcry.-Mesquite Texas
Herald.
The deceased was former resi-
dent of this county, and is a
brother of Il. A. Meek, near town,
to whom We extend our sympathy.
Original and Selected.
Gallipolis is having a great many
fires of late,
Point Pleasant is a good opening
for a steam laundry,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Ray burn, February 18th, girl.
He who posesseth not a leaky
ro.i >hoold he happy indeed.
The Mouougahvla Mitigation
Company collected s29t,523 is il
tolls last year
"Thero wasn't minute that lit
tie Willie wasn't in it'-when the
ice broke.
1t has been a frequent sight of
late to see the towboals pulling their
omptics up stream.
The work of putting electric
lights into Hon. c. E. Hogg's resi-
dence has been completed.
lobe Craig, coIored, was arrested
by policeman Smith yesterday, for
whipping his wife.
Mr.. Joe yarian has moved his
family from the Stortz building to
property of the K. & NJ. Ry., on 9TH
street
MIR Homer Smith is suffering
with bone fclon on his left index
finger, caused by fine piece of
wire penetrating it to the bone.
Coal bills have been pretty heavy
the past month, which will make
spring all the more welcome to the
head of the average family.
1t may not be generally known
that out of the 90 siguers to the De-
claration Of independence of Ameri-
ca, that A of them belonged to the
Masonic fraternity.
Why shouldn't our business men
organize a Board of Trade? 1t GER
tainly would be of great benefit to
them and to the town: Get up and
organize.
Lion. T. b Bancroft is 10 love with
our street~ cars. He says their
schedule is 81 arranged that every
time he comes ger he has to walk
down from Poi Pleasant, but they
cant fool him 8 back Tribune
DR.. Guthrie has just received q
supply of the Diph sleria Antitoxine
from Hoecbst G. the-Main, Ger
many, which is kely the first of
this priceless reuedy ever imported
into this part offhe State.
A Des Moines Soman who has been
troubled with fres Nent colds concluded
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VIM. C. Jcwett, Is preparing to
move his confectionery and restu-
rant into the room recently vacated
by Joe Yarian.
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The 18th isSt. Valentines day.
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One of the best patrons of daily
papers among the members of the
Bar in this place, is Mr.. John l..
Written, who takes our daily, the
Post, Charleston Mail, and the Gin.
cinnati Commercial, and the Wheel
ing Intelligoncer. This is the reason
our friend Written, is alwaysso well
posted on the current events Of the
day.
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A Des Moines Soman who has been
troubled with fre.nent colds, concluded
to try an old remedy in a new way, and
accordingly took q tablespoonful (four
times the usual dose) of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy just before going to bed.
The next morning she found that her
cold had almost fentirely disappeared.
4, 70. i, -
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1t our Street Commissioner does
not soon get his force at work on the
streets, we are afraid the mud viii
get 81 deep ou lhs crossings, that ii
will not be gotten rid OF uplI way in
the summer. Mr.. Knapp is an ef.
ticent officer, ana be is not blamed
for the condition of the streets, be
cause he is handicapped.
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a farmer living In ONO county
figured out that he made 81 80 a
bushel on wheat fed hogs. This is
probably too high rate of profit but
it has been clearly demonstrated
that wheat fed to hogs will at least
bring 81 busheI that way. 1t beats
selling it at 80 cents by leo per cont
at the least calculation In feeding
wheat to hogs it should be mixed
with other food, and the finishing
done on corn.
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lteaspoonful at a time)
! took a tablespoonful
ed, and on the follow
e free from all symp-
Since then she has,
S, used this remedy
tn the same good re-
elated over her dis
q way of curing q
Hoof, Druggist.
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ICON rhnrsaay,s pally.l

tFrom Thursday's DaIy-1
Mrs. John Lunsford, who has
been on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Sarah J. McCalley at Leon, has re
turned to her home in the Flats.