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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-25
a ROMANCE.
lIrnfton,s Latest sensatLon.

4
About thirty-two years ago there
lived in Grafton, Taylor county,
Marion Hess and his wife, Sarah.
at that time it was not very healthy
for a man to live in this section un-
less he would join one or the other
of the armies, and Mr.. Hess decid-
ed to fight for the Union. From
that time until few days ago,
Sarah had never heard of her be-
loved husband. During that time
Sarah, supposing her husband
dead, took unto herself another
who was also Union soldier.
They lived together for few
years, when he died, Sarah appli-
ed for and was granted a pension
on the death of husband No. 2.
Later she filed an application on
account of husband No. l.. She
had succeeded in proving his SER
vices in the army and also his
death, and was expecting to receive
her second pension when Marion
turned up alive, we'll and nearly as
gay when he left youth of 90
He requested his long lost love
to return and live with him, but
she concluded that a pension on
husband No. 9 was better than to
take chances with husband No. 1,
and refused to reioin him. He,
however, was persistent in his de-
mands and threatened to kill her
if she did not come to him. Sarah
however, showed grit, and appeared
before Squire Guard and swore
out warrant for his arrest and
placed the same in the hands of
Constable Dawson for execution.
The Constable has been after Hess
ever since but as yet has not sue
ceeded in capturing his man.
1t turns out that Hess has also
buried wife during his absence
from this section, consequently
they have not been guilty of big
Clarksburg Telegram.
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! rree sllyer RepnbILcan Has Word

A Free Silver Republican Has Word
to Say.
EDIToR REGISTER: i am asdb-
scriber and reader of the State Ga
zette; but the article the lady
editor keeps standing in her paper,
warming Republicans against join
silver clubs or leagues, is not to my
way of thinking and believing.
Lam a straight-out free silver six
teen to one Republican. i believe
that the attempt to charge the de-
pressing times to the Wilson tariff
is not correct, nor is it the cause
of the hard times through which
we are now passing, But it is
chargeable to the crime perpetrated
upon the people in 1873, when the
death blow was given to silver. l
am ready to join a silver club as
soon as one is organized in my
neighborhood, and there are
hundreds of Republicans in this
county just like me, who believe
in free silver.
If the Gazette or tho party
leaders think there is no free sill
yer Republicans in the county,
they will be greatly mistaken as
we'll as surprised when the votes
are counted next November. The
people are thinking now, and boss
es cannot whip them into line.
So far as / am concerned will
vote for no man, unless lie clearly
declares himself in favor of silver.
1 will require this of every candi-
date from president down to con
stable.
/ don't intend to become a
Democrat by any means, but if
the Democratic party declares in
their convention for free coinage
of silver, and the Republican
party for sound currency, then l
will vote the Democratic ticket,
and hundreds of Republicans in
this county will do the same
thing,
If both the old parties are
against the people, then ] will go
with the white metal party.
SILVER REPUBLICAN.
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18th day of April, 1896,

n. Mus
Court House OF Mason county, West Tir-
ER @ PonS sa Ss'af asS@ in gs
West Virginia; certain lot or p9aTISel OF
side of the old KNnawha and James River
Ri E%P'kKS e'iIToad S Company aud jacob Heath:
s saFtE @ SP hf fs SG{.9 ;sf
thence y wi iS5 feet s6 t9 tbps 9n l ~ tho
f ing the meandsrs thersof South iSs feet,
S. lGs W. 90 FEET, n; coz, w 1903 feet In :, al
ihsreop s$ {Sst thence Sc. PRRssP1S
OF beginning. estimated 70 contain two acres S.s
Sn% 70 GSh b. soSaer and EphrS
flames by, Jacob HeatheEington and wife, by
Court OF Mason county, West VirginiI, in
b Rs also h9o One S OF the l6ls 81 an umd
yIded Interest in which OF said "a, EpT T,I
sehaleT,. deceased, BY their deed, dated
pages 563, Sc. Also another tract bounced t,tt
ana s staf6 gs aS9Tf
lot formerly conveyed to 3chuIer Hanes
% Sf9 ihG e S Of Said lot n s65 pgHp
j. 81 S@ is feet inches from stake
and stone 6 ON No III side OF 50Sd.
thence along centero of public road, s: i5' 3g
iss i. 's S Feet inches from stake and stone
eaS G W % LEAKING P92e %9d
i4s ~ ". ID feet Inches to the place OF be-
81 an By Goe
Heatherlngton by their deed, dated Noyem-
ofIice Of the County Court OF Magon County,
%eat In Deed B9ok 80 20 i 2s pages
undivided Interest in which OF said Ephraim
Is. Schuier by deed dated June End, 1888, and
recorded In the Clerks office aforesaid In
r eed s a6 Pdss and viii Se sold TOO
gethcr, and on the first of which there IS
WITH steam e boiler and engine and ali ne.
cessary machinery, fixtures and appliances
for running and operating said mills.
tract or Of sa snd t6 ER9w1
Sg 81 said io NS 6s ae t s &
o %M tie Sorth by the ef lots OF 81 bailey
Rad Of On on the ee s6atS
KenewIia Street and |, being the same LOT
4 Gilmore, by deed dated septem6er ioth.
1895, and ofrecord "a the Clerk onice OF the
ginla, in Deed Book No. SO, pages 400. &c:
the m mill III lots, Cash a. TO the proportIonate
amount of costs and the amount OF the deed
signe Ssv &c. . Joseph Hem. John L. charies,
administTators OF the estate of Mary q.
Point Pleasant building and Loan Associa-
ton, and ON a credit of one year, as TO the
interest fro from date with good PeTsonaI g:
sgty snd she tile 70 s es te lot
the Gilmore property, cash as to the proper
the Point Pleasant building and Loan A 1Aas..
citation, and upon credit OF eighteen
nS Sond SeaF G aate
good PERSONAL security, and the title to the
curity. H. II. H0WAHD
u L Etnll raFf
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rlre bal the cen.n. omee.

WASHINGTON, March 23. Fire broke
out on the first floor of Marini's hail.
which is occupied by the United States
census bureau. 1t spread to the second
and third floors, and damaged the build.
ing to the extent of $4,000. All the
records of the census Office We're either
soaked with water or ruined by fire.
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Jackson ana IYaIIIng ArralEned.

NEWPORT, Ky, March jackson
and Wulling wcro arraigned Monday
for the murder of Pearl Bryan, both
pleading not guilty. Their demurrers
to the Indictment we're overruled. Judge
Helm granted their motion, for sopa-
rate trials. Juckson will be tried first
on April z, and his attorneys were not-
fed that no further continuance would
1,o allowed
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FlFTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, March 29-This was District
of Columbia day in the house. Some business
was transacted by unanimous consent before
Chairman Babcock of tho district committee
claimed tho day. Delegate Murphy of Arizo-
ma securce consent for tho consideration of
the senate bill to authorize the leasing of lands
for educational purposes in Arizona. This
was modification of the bill vetoed by. the
president and passed over the veto by the
house The senate modified tho bill to meet
the objections raised by the executive! JThe
lXSynS
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shennngo No. 4 Rcleased.

ERIE, Pa, March 2N.-Tho Pittsburg,
shenango aud Lake Eric car ferry
steamer Shennngo No. 1, which has been
fast in the ice 10 miles off this port for
the past five weeks, has finally boon
liberated by her sister steamer Shenango
No. 9 and lowed to Conneaut, o. The
crew of the icebound vessel had been
short of nroYisious for woek or more.
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A MInIster WhIppctI.

SARoN, Tex, March 23.-Rev. j, j.
Thornton, preacher living near here,
was warned to preach no more in this
section. He refused to obey the SUM
mons and Saturday night he was taken
out by mob who whipped him severely
with switches.
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Secretary Williams, of the Re
publican Bimetallic Club of Oma-
ha, writes: "The States of Iowa,
Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and the
Dakotas arc like smoldering en-
bers, they are ready with favora-
BILE breeze to leap into flames for
bimetallism and the right, and the
breeze is commencing to blow"
Let it blow.
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rrinmph ZOE the oppositIon.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 23.-The gov
eminent will announce TINT it is the in
tention to ask the house to remain in
session until after April 20. This is a
triumph for tho opposition, as up to the
present the government has commended
that parliament would not adjourn un-
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The Grentest of Rivers.

The Amazon is the king of
streams. From first to last it re-
ceives over 1000 tributaries, of
which more than 100 are large. sized
rivers, and these rise so far
apart and have their floods and
Gibbs at such different seasons that
the Amazon is about at the same
height the year round. AT some
points on it's lower course one
bank is invisible from the other;
the beholder seems to be looking
on a great yellow sea of fresh
water. When discovered some
tribes of Indians on the lower por-
ton knew nothing of the existence
of the opposite shore and did not
believe that it existed, saying that
"the great river flowed all around
the world" It's mouth, including
that of the Para, is $50 miles in
width. The Amazon is navigable
for large-sized ocean steamers for
1000 miles from the sea, and so
vast is the flood of water which it
pours into the Atlantic that the
ocean is tinged yellow for 400
miles from the coast of Brazil.
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Tile Advance UP the Nile.

CAIRO, March 23,-News from the
front received here confirms the report
that the British Egyptian advance
guard, under Major Collinson, occupied
Akasheh on Friday last without opposi-
ton. A fort is now being built at that
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Death OF an ola Settler.

ATcH1soN, Kan, March 23.-Samuel
Dickson, Atchison's Oldest settler and
one of the first directors of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, is dead
here, aged SO years. He came to Mis-
souri, from Virginia i'll 1910.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-25

If the Democratic party gets to-
gether, in this county, on a good
platform that the people can I'M
derstand, and with good and popu-
lar candidates, they can carry the
county in November.
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1rnn C,nn,nnnr strnnded.

EAsrox, Pa, March 23.-The Glen
don Iron company, one of the oldest in
the Lehigh valley, has made an assign
meut
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EIectlnn of senators b. DIreot VOC.

EIectInn OF SehHtOFs Dy I1Ifeut NOle'
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The house
committee on elections of president and
yico president reported favorably the
bill introduced by Mr.. Corliss of Mich.
ntors by n direct vote of the people.
Some amendments of minor impor.
tnnce were nClODted
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The trial of jackson and Wall
ing for the murder of Pearl Bryan
has been set for April Z. The
prosecution says it is ready to pro-
coed, and has plenty of evidence to
convict.
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The Miners WIN,

VIENNA, March 3D. The strike OF
miners in Silesia has ended, and the
miners have obtained most of their de:
mands.
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ALBANY, March Governor Nor
ton has signed the Raines high license
hill
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Tile Mems wants Gold.

RoME, March s3.-The Negus Menelek
demands indemnity of 81, 600, 600 in gold
from italy.
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Democrats will lose sight of the
great Importance of the selection
of the very best material for our
candidates. If there be no mis-
takes in nominating our ticket, and
the platforms right, the battle is as
good as won. in this county.
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They DON'T Think We are Loaded.

They Don't Think We are Loaded.
Because, realizing the uncertain
ties of modern politics and the
strange mutations of the minds of
men, the Democratic press of this
state is not Cabling like a lot of
geese in barnyard over the po-
litical outlook; the Republican
press is quacking like flock of
ducks which has escaped the bang
of Cleveland's gun.
We request these seemingly
confident gentlemen to give us
time, and they had as well take a
little time themselves.
We are all here and in tolerably
good line. and generally loaded for
bear. Put up your marks; your
bulls eye, Bill Mckinley, and see
how short time it will take us to
make him like n Jim-crow i'll a
corn field. Hang out your "chaw-
\ed" protection rag; yonr Foraker
Arazy ruilt on the finance question,
nd watcfr us make the "stuffin'
ay all over you.
We are waiting, gentlemen, and
tbinos are coming to us while we
wait. -wetzel Democrat.
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If Spain wants to go to war and
deprive us of Spanish onions we
don't give a scent.
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nIoeo smlth ResIenr.

COLUMBUS, o., March Joseph r
Smith. state librarian, has resigned,
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Keen ont OF Politics.

Fathers, when you find your son
has an inclination to want to enter
politics and to be bowling politi-
clan, take the boy out behind the
barn and whale him with a clap
board or tobacco stick until he
promises to reform" says the Mad
isonville Hustler. eff you find
that he still persists in his way,
then get somebody to kill him, or
get him onto wild mule SO that
he will get his neck broken"
Politics offers poor field for sue
cess at present. The man who
would be moderately successful
politician would be very success
full anywhere else. No man on
earth has less real happiness than
the professional politician, and no
ono stands on ground that is more
slippery and dangerous.
Self respect should keep clean,
honorable man out of politics, when
he considers the sort of men he
must mingle with on terms of init
mate companionship, i'll these cor
rupt and mercenary times.
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Don't Rely Upon the Quarrels of the
Enemy.


Enemy.
We are not banking this year on
Republican disatfection. We have
no faith i'll any great Republican
kick. There is no principle ami
mating the Republican party OK
cept desire for spoils. The only
difference between their leaders are
those of ways and means to capture
the offices. They expect to bam-
boozle the public with great
American Eagle scream, and lot
of rot about protecting American
labor, and with buckwheat faced
promises upon the silver question.
But the grand object is to get the
offices. When you hear a fellow
blowing the Mckinley bazoo, it
means 81 want an Office" When
he is playing fiddle for Reed, the
tune is, 81 want you, my honey,
yes / do" That means Office. And
SO on to the tail end of the process
sion.-W etzel Democrat.
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H
In speaking of Senator Elkins,
the Grafton Leader says:
eyes, they elected him to the
Senate because he bought and
paid the price they asked of him. "
This is a very serious charge and
editor Poe should not have made
it, unless.he has the proof to back
up his statement. If he has not
tho proof, and recklessly made the
charge, it shows a maliciousness
that should be condemned by every
fair minded newspaper in the State.
We are not the defender of Sen
ator Elkins, but when we see such
charges as is quoted above made
against man in high public
office, we feel like rebuking the
author, whether he assails a Demo-
crat or Republican. If there is
one thing we like like above anoth-
er, in a newspaper, it isfair, honest
journalism.
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SpeciaI commissioners Sale.

7 Under the authority of n decree of the
" Circuit Court OF Mason county West
1905, n a certain suit in chanceTy therein therein
tor OF the estate OF John u. SCHUYLER, deems
cd, IS plaintiff and Eva Schiller and others
are defendants, the Undersigned Special
VI IN lSS lnnnr Will. ON the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-25

Yesterday Gov. MacCorkle is
sued a proclamation designating
the Odd Follows hall at Wayne
G. H., as the place to hold the
courts for that county, the court
house having been destroyed by
fire recently.
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The pavements were icy and
this morning, and several
got severe falls.
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The Supreme Court of the
United States has decided that if
State bank of any kind has de-
posted savings in a National bank,
and the latter fails, the State bank
cannot be regarded as preferred
creditor. This sets aside previ-
Gus decision made by the Court of
Appeals of New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-25

Governor MacCorklc has APP
pointed A. e. Humphreys of Char
lesion, as one of his, staff and has
issued n commission to him as
commissary general of the West
Va. National Guard with the rank
of brigadier general.
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Now Mexico will soon be admit
a. q State, and thus another
viii be added to the star
|spangled banner
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A Silver Republican talks right
out in meeting in an article, this
morning. He,is one of the most
prominent Republicans in the
county, a big farmer, and a man of
means. res
Major Mckinley may get Mary
lands vote at ST. Louis, but he
can't carry Maryland next fall.
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and ovory garment with

fully prepared each garment with
init Garniture and Buttons
FOOTWEARis complete, blimtul OF
designs combined Will. artistic w0rlmansh hs made them
inspected you do just act to
kind and about what price
eli take the responsibility satisfaction
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The silver ghost will not dawn
at the bidding of the gold bug
leaders, in either the Democratic
or Republican parties The peo-
pie are thinking now, and are go
ing to act in November, regardless
of party leaders. The time of
"whipping in" at the crack of the
whip in the hands of the bosses,
has passed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-25

Every bicycle rider is a road in
spector. Every farmer who buys
a bicycle will make the road easier
and better for his horses.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-25

Gen. Weyler now says it will
take two years to put down the
Cubans, Before that time the
Cubans may put down Gen. Wey-
Ter.
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The Daily Register seems to be
"a long felt want" in
this community and county.
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Age is said to be an unpardon-
able sin in the ministry and the
only remedy is to dye.
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The right Si6sfe.

Sleeves are ina ttansiti tate
even more than skirts the
first news from Paris light
sleeves the woman with pretty
shaped arm hastens TO We her
new spring suit show tina She is
acquainted with up-to-date styles.
Those with arms like pip stems,
who have rejoiced in balloon hleeves,
do not show the same eagel ness to
change. just at present sleeves
are any size and shape,
They are fanciful or plain, ac-
cording to the purpose of each
dress. The dropping puff and the
elbow(puff jostle against the plain
coat and the bishop. However
varied the sleeve, it is quite certain
that the big balloon has had its day,
and that those now being made
are sort of compromise, all of
which means that the tight sleeve
in Paris is fact
The bishop sleeve is a sleeve no..
ted in the summer shirt waists,
which fill so many display windows
just now. The very thin fabrics
used for many of these would in
dictate that in way the shirt waist
is to serve a more dfessy purpose
this summer, than ever efore!
The daintiest of these waists ard
made of very choicei transparent
lines, as are termed, being unhealthy
sheer grass linens.
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Ex-Governor Fleming says that
one of the worst bungles made by
hungling Republican legislature, is
the school book law. 1t is now in
such a fix that contracts cannot be
made for the larger number of the
leading school books. If all the
laws passed last session were sha-
ken out of bag, there would be
no guessing which one would come
out first. There are many impor-
tant matters that it did not touch
at all, and it did not touch single
law that it did not cripple.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-26
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
Adopt a silver Platform and Hiss Pres
fdenr Cleveland.

Raleigh. y. c, June @.-The Demo-
cratic state convention vas called 10 Or
der by Stephen Pan. and took a recess
until s.sa p. m When the convention re-
assembled in the afternoon there was a
long wait or the committee on platform.
during which fhers were numerous
speeches Finally the committee made IT'S
report The plank relating 10 financsal
affairs is as follows.
The constitution ~ the United States
recognizes both goif and silver as the
primary or redemption money of these
states. ard. n the words OF the national
Democratic platform OF 1874. we believe
in honest money. the gold and s1yer coin
aza Of tfe constitution. and a Circulating
MEDIUM convertible into such money with
out loss
we favor. Independently os other na-
tlons. the free and unlimited coinage of
silver ard gold without Discrimination
against either. AZ the present legal ratio
q IS 70 I. and we condemn fhe system
vrnieh. 81 a time OF peace. with millions
of silver blIlson lying id.e IN the treasury.
has forced the governments within ne
shore period of $50 years 20 issue s-s--.Fsa-
90 OF bonds. entaEing this enormous deet
upon the people IN order % MAINTAIN iss
credit upon single STANDARD and god
basis"
rrhe rlatforrn inztructs the delegates 20
Csnicaxo both as 20 platform 4D4 c2nds-
dates. 20 advocate ard vote as unit IN
sfnrhgng.y and AZ A. hazards for the res
to~st5on of silver, ard 20 use al thetr e.
s.-fs "a ahroxata fhe tEo-thirds RUE Il
r..saxzarv % secure TIRE uosrias ton of a
-.srsgaase IN complete. tn hearty and n
k~oarn s-eor,4 with tie prtrctples hsre-n
enunciAfeG-
ATfe~ ne committee had offered its rs-
.,svr s-rs Panf 3 Means pr@espltafe3 re
rs~arrEal Question ~ o1eFfng straight
ross standard amsnameEt for fhs silver
ssetEer He vas h9sxiezt down. s4E a. last
the coavsnti01 aElstea snou~h - bear
him Bat xhea Ae meatlSnet President
f-snvafans as Fly IDEAL mAn - al tie
wsa shere xas d Storm q hssaes ard
yel}s o. derisSon- E4s vas called down
fusa AnE agszn. bus a. LAST sssecesZ4ss -
getting vote
- - -
Taalxat Cyrlzs 2. Watsoa. % Esrsyss~.
w&S asg-sa&&s2 .s- SOS eFEa-. &S2 A--o---s