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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-07-03
Can't Understand

Editor Daily Register
We cant understand why It is
cows are permitted to enter the
court house yard and any one per-
mitted TO turn his COW in there to
pasture and dirty up aud spoil the
ground, and destroy its usefulness
as a park, the only cool breathing
place in town where children can
play and gamboI on the green, and
where our visitors to the city can
be entertained. If one person is
permitted pasturage there, then
others are entitled to the same priv
ilege, also, and seems to US the
court Observation-Disclosures ought to
see to it that no one is allowed to
do so. CITIzEv.
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A New COupany,

The Kanawha Valley Coal com
pany is a new concern which was
organized in this city last week for
she purpose OF selling the product
of the various miucs en- this side of
the Kanawha river, from Charles
ton to Gauley Bridge. The stock
holders of the several mines, except
one, are the stock holders OF the new
company who have formed syndi-
cate to handle the product of their
mines. The one coal works which
has not yet gone into the company,
will probably soon join, which will
enable the Kanawha Valley Coal
Company to control the output of
each of the mines. Geo. S. Couch
is President and Treasurer of the
new company; Fred NJ. Stanton,
Secretary; H.. H. Heiner, formerly
X. & ri railroad agent here, mana
ger, and j. B. Lowell, salesman.
These gentlemen are well known
business men and it is sure that the
new venture will be made go.
The Gazette is pleased to note all
new enterprises and predicts pros
porous future for the new company
The general office of the company
will be in the Burlew Opera house
block.-Kanawha Gazette.
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Some Democrats are again begin
ming the tiresome old song that the
party cannot elect President with
out the help of New York, and that
therefore the candidate must be a
New York man. Once, this may
have been true, but it is SO no long
er. Neither party is depending on
New York for its success, either
party can count out the Empire
State and stand excellent chances of
winning. AT any rate, if the sue
cess of the Democratic party means
being run by Now York, let the
other fellows keep it it-Kanawba
Gazette.
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Personal Mention.
rom Wednesdays Daily.)

" - -ftN-fs -
J. H. Caruthers spent yes
ter y in Pomeroy.
Will Barrett is on the sicl
lis
L. S. English is reported OF
the ek list.
Ed somerville is home on 4
she visit.
Z. Rand, Esq, of Charleston
wa visitor to our city, yesterday.
"a. R. Tippett left yesterday on
"a III to Washington and other
eas 10 cities.
ank Risk and wife have re-
tur from visit to relatives in
Ne sris Bottom.
ige John W. English, of the
SUP me Court Of Appeals, is home
froa Wheeling.
ses Jessie aud Venia Somer-
will 6f the Flats, are here, the
gussts Of II. G. Neitse and family.
Engineer James Stevens has NOV
ed into the Robt. Kiger property,
just above the Episcopal church.
Rev Rodgers and wife, of
Wyoma, were visitors here yester-
day.
Mrs. G. P. Gardner, of Pleasant
Flats and daughter-in.law, Mrs. W.
II. H. Gardner, are visiting friends
at GalIipolis, today.
Hon. and Mrs. Robert Switzer, of
GalIipolis, were tho guests of Capt.
Ben Switzer and wife yesterday
evening.
Mrs. Harpel, who has been seri-
ously ill at her home at Waggener
Station, we are glad to report is
much better this morning.
Messrs. Geo. w. Summers and T.
L. Hoey, who have been here sew
eral days, leave today for Hunting
ton to put in some of the Now Light
there.
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The Wheel,


Thousands and thousands of deli.
cate women and feeble men are be.
coming more robust on account oI
cycling. The secret OF it is that the
fascination of wheeling-a kind oi
walking with seven league boots
keeps them at ont door exercise
and breathing pure air
A new bicycle tire is now made
of pulp produced from paper stock
They are made of pulp produced
from paper stock. They are made
in compartments SO that if punctur
ed by tack or piece of glass not
harm enough is done to stop prog
ress. 1t is claimed that these tires
are also fasiblo for carriages, and
that they are almost as easy as rub
ber pneumatics.
DR.. Champeonnere of the French
Academy of Medicine says that
wheeling makes women more grace
full in every respect, causing them
to lose all vestige of mincing and
wriggling gaits.
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Narrow Escape.

Geo. Robinson a brakeman on
the Ohio River Railroad, yesterday,
while on freight South bound, got
caught in a door of a car and was
thrown to the ground, and in his
descent caught hold of brake beam
and was dragged some fifty yards,
before the train could be stopped.
Had be not gotten this hold, he
would have been crushed to death.
He was, however, pretty badly
bruised up.
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tFrom Thursdays Dallv.j


tFrom Thursdays Daily,
". C. Nash, of Charleston, is in
the city.
Col. D. sealey, of Charleston, is
here
NJ. Emsheiner, Esq /, of Wheeling,
was here yesterday.
S. W. King, of Elmwood, was
on our streets yesterday.
G. D. Sullivan, of Leon, was here
yesterday.
T, c. Hall, Esq. of Charleston,
is here, the guest of friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Burdett has returned
from a visit to relatives at Leon.
Mrs. Pat Ryan, from up Kama
wha, was visiting here yesterday,
r. Il. HaptonstaIl, went to Proc
torsville, o., today on business.
Capt. VIM. y. Wright left yester-
day for Raymond City, on business
Miss Cora eating, of Gallipolis, is
here on visit to IL. C. Bailey and
family.
Jas. Il. Michall moved his family
from here te Cedar Grove, yester
day.
Hon. c. E. Hogg, went to Ravens.
wood this morning on legal busi-
ness.
Oscar Douglass, of Grimm's Land
ing, was in town yesterday, on
business
b H Blagg, Esq, of Capehart,
was pleasant caller at this Office,
yesterday.
Judge Il. A. Holt, of Lowisburg,
was distinguished visitor to our
town, yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. D. W. Petty, went to
Leon this morning, to do some den
tai work.
w. E. Whiteside, of Middleport,
is here on a visit to his uncle, l.. J.
Petty.
John Mortimer, Esq, is quite ill
at his rooms in the Kline House.
Miss Carrie Varian, of Letart, is
the guest of Miss Grace Munford,
at Lock II.
Mrs. Kate Jordan and daughter
Miss Mary, of Virginia, are here on
visit to relatives.
Prof. I. L. Davies was in town
yesterday evening en- route to his
home at Leon.
W. II. Howard went up the
Kanawha this morning to do some
surveying
Miss Jean Vincent, of Louisa, KY,
is here on visit to her uncle, Wm
Chambers, Esq
Miss Annie Sehon, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
Huntington, has returned home.
Misses Dana and Flora Calvert,
of Guysville, Ohio, are guests of J.
NJ. Bnrdett and family.
Masters Carl and Frank Hess,
who have been on quite a visit to
Mr.. Grimm, near Grimn's Land
ing, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. J. Baum, who has been
visiting in Ohio, the past two
months, returned home yesterday.
Miss Lola Wright, who has been
here on a visit to her brother, Capt.
Gus Wright, and wife, returned to
her home at Charleston, yesterday.
5 Chas Yarian, the accommodating
clerk in The 81. G. Nease Co.'S. Boat
Store, returned yesterday from a
visit to relatives at Letart.
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tFrom Wednesdays Dally.)
SPILMAN.

Married at the residence of John
P. Roseberry, his daughter, Teresa,
to E. B. Trye, by Rev. W. NJ.
Slaughter. Only immediate friends
were present to witness the cere-
mony We join in wishing the
happy couple long and useful life.
Mrs. o a. Roush has been quito
sick the past week,
Miss Lulu spilman is suffering
with the wbooping cough.
Miss Ida Reed spent Sunday with
her parents at Old Town.
Miss BERTHE Parsons is calling on
friends at Mason City.
Miss Lucy Spilman is the guest
of her brother, H f. Spilman.
Rev. Fuller will deliver a Tenn.
perence Lecture Sunday at s o'clock,
June 30.
Misses Lucy and Serepta Glen
denim, who have been the guests of
their sister, Mrs J. II. johnson,
have gone 10 OHIO 10 visit relatives.
Will and Herbert Hogg passed
through here Monday, enroute for
Kanawha.
c. w. Parsons spent Wednesday
with the family Of Isaac Lewis, on
Ten Mile.
The Board of Education are hav-
ing cistern put down in the school
house lot
Robt. Patterson and wife were
calling on friends in Pleasant Flats,
Sunday. f. & P.
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From Thursdays Daily.

Hon Geo. Washington Rowsey,
made a flying trip to Charleston,
Tuesday,
DIR. Waggencr was in town this
week.
J. B. Thomas has rented the prop
erty of Geo. Amos, and will move
soon.
Plez Stovcr was in town today and
informed US that he lost his house
and all its contents by fire Monday.
Robt. Barnett was in town today.
DINE
The newly elected Board of Edu-
cation Of this district will take
charge of affairs on July l. The
board retires with the respect of all,
and turns the district over to the
new officials out of debt
The Huntington Herald is now
published as morning paper.
Bro. Peterson is one of the best
newspaper men in the State, and
that he will mako the Herald sue
cess as morning paper there is no
question.
Augustus l.. Jenkins and Cora
F. Holly, will be united in marriage
to day at the bride ia, me at Film
wood, by Rev. ]. Fl. Holly. The
best wishes of the Register are ex-
tended to the happy couple.
DEAD.-Capt. John De Lille, well
known here, died at his home in
Missouri, last Thursday.
The Supreme court, which has
been in session in Wheeling for
several weeks, has adjourned and
Jrdge English is now at home.
County court the first Monday in
July. 1t is the levy term. Those
who have claims to audit should
file them with the County Clerk, at
once.
Philip Phillips, the great Evan
gelist, died ut Delaware, Ohio, on
June %.
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LEON.

U. S. Chambers and Miss Pearl
Ferguson were married yesterday.
They left on the train for Wellston,
Ohio.
Miss Katie Inman returned from
her grandpa Wilscs' this morning,
and reports him improving.
7 S Nye and son made bust
ness trip to Cottageville yesterday.
The Miss Calverts wero calling
on friends in town yesterday.
DR.. Dunlap and daughter made
a flying trip to Buffalo yesterday.
Andrew Nicholl was in town this
morning en- route to Point Pleas
ant
Hon. T. L. Davie'slittlc daughter
is very sick.
DIVE
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Oil WellfnPutnam,

In conversation with the gentle
men who are erecting derricks back
of Frazier's Bottom, we learn that
two wells are to be put down in
that neighborhood in the near fu
ture. One of the wells will be on
the farm of our esteemed friend
Marion Barnett, the other on Sam
uel Loves place. They will con,
tinue to put down wells until they
strike oil or are fully satisfied that
no oil underlies Putnam county.
They have given away the fact
that the well drilled on Kimber
ling's farm below town some years
ago contains oil.-Putnam Demo
crat
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A Snake in the Bueev.

Miss Edith Reynolds, of Constitu.
ton, while driving home from Mari.
eta Saturday evening, had rath.
er uncommon travelling companion.
Hearing something move in the box
of the carriage, she found large
black snake which in some un.
known manner had climed in, un
bekuown to her. We recognize
that the sun is hot and the roads al
this season of the year are apt to be
dusty, but we would certainly kick
on having huge black-snake climb
in a vehicle with US, and demand
transportation Marietta Dispatch.
Some one, who if found out,
should be dealt with harshIy, took
down and carried away the stone
slab that marked the grave of Corn
stalk, the great Indian Chief How
ever, night before last it was re-
placed, with the following inscrip-
ton written upon it: "Stay thy
baud, oh, Yandal. Go take walk.
Save thyself from scandal, and hon.
or old CorustaIk" Like many
others we had not missed the slab
and did not notice it had been spir.
tied away, until our attention was
called to tue fact by Hon. H. R
Howard, that it had been replaced
with the above inscription.
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The Valley Belle is here on the
Schuler docks. One peculiarity
about the boat is that she is manned
by crew of curley haired men and
not colored man aboard.
The GalliPolis Tribune says; The
miners at Carlton have struck, de-
manding pay every two weeks in
stead of monthly, as now. Mr..
Mack is determined TO not concede
to this demand and has ordered tho
miners TO remove their tools and
clean up their rooms.
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FINEST IN THE STATE.


Judge Benefits LEWIS County Stock
Farm.
Perhaps the finest collection Of
thoroughbred horses in West Vir-
ginia may be seen at Riverside Stock
Farm, owned by Judge w. G. Ben
nett, about two miles north of Wes-
ton. They may be found there rang
ing in value from $3.50 to $4,000.
1t is a popular resort for visitors
from all sections who are admirers
of equine beauty. Trainiug goes on
all the year and a good record Of
speed is developed. Besides a first
class mile track, embracing one Of
the prettiest grades to be seen any
where, there is also a magnifcently
equipped covered track, of one
half mile. in which the horses are
speeded during the winter and in
inclement weather. There are at
this time about forty thoroughbred
horses at Riverside.-W Weston Demo
crat.
Hon. W. c. Owens, who beat Col.
Breckenridge for the Congressional
nomination last fall, is in a serious
condition. He is suffering from
blood poisoning, resulting from the
bite of spider. The winner in
that celebrated race ought to be al
lowed to enjoy all the fruit of the
aftermath, and it is sincerely hoped
that he will weather the storm.
Capt. Jno. Thompson, of Putnam
county, who attended the National
Republican League at Cleveland,
was robbed of his pocket book con-
tanning his money and valuable pa
pers while in the Forest City. None
of the West Virginia delegates are
suspected, we believe.-Parkers
burg Sentinel
The West Virginia Exposition
and State Fair will be held at the
city of Wheeling this year, septem-
Der 2, 3, 4, 8 and 6. 1t will have a
new steel grand stand this year and
other improvements that cost in
round numbers thirty thousand
dollars.
There is much trouble just now
in getting model jurors. We shall
have model Jurors just as soon as
we get model judges and lawyers,
not a minute sooner.
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THE NEW LIGHT.
The Brightest, The Best and the Cheap.
est Light Ever Seen Here.

The Brightest. The Best and the Cheap
est Light Ever Seen Here.
The most brilliantly lighted store
in town last night was Capt. Helms
saloon. The Captain has had it
Lighted with the New Light" of
the Economy New Light Co, of
Charleston, and the light was turned
on last night for the frst time.
Contrary TO the expectations OF
those who seemed to be skeptical,
the light worked perfectly from the
start. 1t is a brilliant light, never
varying in power, pleasing to the
eyes aud great deal cheaper than
other kinds of light. 1t has been
in use in Charleston for some weeks
and in the cast for the last five
years, and the testimonials of those
who have used it show it to be the
most satisfactory and the cheapest
light known. Capt Helms place
was visited last night by many Of
our most prominent citizens, all Of
whom were unanimous in pronoun
cling it the best light we have ever
had in Point Pleasant. The com.
pany expects to put in several more
plants here soon.
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j. IL. McCallister. a prominent

'Ex Congressman Capehart, tn
Fourth district, of West Yirginiu
aud Judge Bennett were anon.
the distinguished persons on III,
grounds yesterday. Congressmar
Capehart has a string of flyers here
some of which arc entered in tn,
different races.-Wheeling Register
From Fridays Daiy.)
Chas. E. Jones, Leon, was il
town yesterday.
viii Hayward, of Gallipolis, wa.
here yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Mcintosh is reported
on the sick list.
Rev. W. E. l. d'Argent, of CALI
polls, was here yesterday.
L L. Chipley, of the Charleston.
Gazette, is in town.
Robt. Brown, of Apple Grove, is
in town.
Art. Edwards, was a business
visitor to Winfield, yesterday.
G. a. Goshorn, Esq, of Charles
ton, was visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. Carl Wall, of Gallipolis, was
here yesterday, Advertising the
Gallipolis Fair.
Miss Clara Petrie, of Racine, is
here on a visit to Elmer Nutter and
family.
Mrs. Jas. Mortimer left yesterday
on visit to her parents at Parkers-
burg.
Hon. o. S. Long, of Charleston,
was registered at the Phenix, yes
terday.
L. F Montgomery, of Hunting
ton, was registerd at the Kline
House, last night.
Mrs. yinton Hartinger, left yes
terday for short visit to Middle
port relatives.
VIM. Nichols, of Grimm's Land
ing, who is one of the best ditchers
in the county, is in town today.
Misses Maude and Velma Kisar,
who have been attending school at
New Lexington, Ohio, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell, of Point
Pleasant, was visiting Mrs. Acklcy,
of this city last Saturday.-Pomeroy
Democrat.
Capt. Jas Neighbors and Geo
Bauers returned yesterday from
Winfield, where they went to bid on
a new Court House for that county.
John Stevens and wife of Indiana
and Mrs. Chase, of Gallipolis, are
visiting the family of ]. L. Hutchin-
son, in Henderson.
Mr. Jake Kuhn, few days ago
was bitten on the lip by bug of
some sort, and his cheek is so badly
swollen now that he is unable to eat.
We are sorry to know that
Charles, little son of Hon. Jas. B
Menager, continues to be terrible
sufferer from ipfIammatory rheu-
matism, which is in his left leg.
NJ, Y 4
clerk in the Office of the Superin-
tendent of the X & NJ. railway, will
succeed Mr.. Ii. FL. Heiner as agent
of the X. 6 NJ. in this city, Mr..
HeiDer having accepted a position
with the Kanawha Coal Co. Mr..
Floyd Payne, one of the clerks, was
warmly recommended for the place,
but owing to the seniority of Mr..
Tully in' point of length of service,
the latter was appointed. Mr.. Tully
was originally clerk in the freight
Office, then car accountant in the
Superintendent's office, and later
chief clerk In the same office, n
position he holds at present. He is
possessed of fine business ability,
and great geniaIty of manner, and
the public may feel assured that
Mr.. Heiner, who is extremely pop
uIar, will have worthy successor.
The changes will be made about
July 1.-Kanawha Gazette.
A Snake in the Buggy.
Miss Edith Reynolds, of Constitu-
ton, while driving home from Mari
eta Saturday evening, had rath-
o,, ,,,cor, r,or, +,-o,,alIi,,,, no, ~, ,,on;,,,
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There is great demand for tene
ment houses now, by reason Of
the Ohio River Railroad division
having been re established here.
a few more good houses could be
rented to advantage.
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The attempt to make soldiers of
Indians has proved dead failure,
and orders have been issued by the
Secretary of War to neither enlist
or re-enlist any more Indians Only
two Indian commands remain in
the army and orders have been is
sued for the consolidation of these
ointo Troop l., OF the 7th Cavalry,
and at the close of their term of en-
listment they will be retired from
the service. The plan of training
Indians for soldiers was first con
ceived by Secretary of War Proctor.
The experiment has been costly
one for the Government and the
chief reason given for its failure is
that the Indians either could not
or would not submit TO army disci-
pline.
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Every iron manufacturer in Clevc
land, o., that great iron centre, has
increased the wages of employees
from ten to twenty per cent since
the first of June. Contrast this
with the strikes and liots for bread
during the last Republican admin
istration under Mckinley tariff rule
and draw your own conclusions.
The Board of EIuoation of this
Independent School District, met
last night and wound up all of its
business. The Board has been ef
ficient in its duties, and under their
administration the schools have
prospered.
Point Pleasant Daily REGISTER
25c month. Take it.
Iowa Republicans want to have
Allison nominated in 1895 and de.
clare they "wont be happy till he
gets it"
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Bicycles are increasing in this
city. Every day one or two new
ones appear.
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Season OF lssj, ut his owners stable in Pleas
ant Flats, at
$500 TO Insure.
DR. MILLER, 2:2t by McCurdy'S HambIe-
tonian, sire OF Alabama. 2:if, Faircst, 2:lS.
Fine Points, 2=l9, I.o, 2:l3. McEwen, 2:iSl a
Play-Boy, 2:lSi 4, DR.. Miller, 2:2l. Saliie g,
2-lS3f Mamie Ward ,2-IG-and ISothers with re-
cords 2:3J and better Dam by Tom Hal, J r,
sire OF Anacusta, 2:lrt. Bob Taylor. 2:lSl a.
brown Hal 2:l2is. Elm1- 2=lSi :. Glide, 2:l9l a.
Hal POinter.2:Jii Ohm L.2:lSi :. TriXie, 2:lg q
Little Brown jug. 2:IIFf. and many Others
with records better than 20
Dr. Miller 2;2l. was fOalcl in I5S-l, is "a beau
tiful Chestnut iJ3s hands high. weighs 1868
pounds, can pace any good track in 2:l0, and
can show 2-.sJ clip trOtting-
For further Information address SA " L FL
SOMERNILLE.- Owner Maggie W Va
OF W. W. RAGBJRN, Trainer.
This IS to certify that 7 saw Dr. G Il. Get
ner's horse t.Dr- Miller 20 a mile. over the
MurfresbOrn, Tenn, half-mile track in 2:l3;
last half-miie in l:ts5; last quarter in - sec
unds. AIOSROE MILES,
MurfeesborO, Tenn.
february 2T-ts.
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The o. q. a. NJ. will celebrate the
Fourth OF July with appropriate
services in the evening. Every
body will be cordially invited to at
tend. Due notice will be given at a
later date and program published.
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japanese Christians have given
notice that no more foreign mission
aries are wanted in that country as
the native Christians feel thorough
ly competent to minister to the
spiritual welfare of the nation. The
raPidity with which Japan is grow
ing Independent of the West, makes
it not improbable that we may some
day have to leclare our independ-
ence of japan.
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There is much trouble just now
in getting model jurors. We shall
have model Jurors just as soon as
we get model judges and lawyers,
not a minute sooner.
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The price OF shoes is rapidly ad-
vancing. a shoe dealer told us
Yesterday that the advance for fall
goods would be fully 80 per cent.
You will have to make your old
ones do awhile longer.
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Point Pleasant Daily REGISTER
25c a month. Take it.
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The Standard Bred Stallion,
2:21 DR.. MILLER %

This Tennessee Bred PAGER, will make the
Season OF ls95, at his owners stable in Pleas
ant Flats. at