The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-11-01
RUSHED.
Tho Camden CLAY Company OF
Spilman, Overrun With

Tho Camden Oley Company OF
Spilman, OVerrun With
Orders.
Parkersburg Sentinel, Goth.
Col. b. ID. Spilman arrived home
to-day from Spilmon, where he has
been on business trip looking
after the interests of the Camden
Clay Co. He said the plant had
put out 5000, 600 paving brick SO
far this year and has enough or.
ders ahead to keep the plant run.
ming the remainder of the year
For the spring orders for 100000
brick are on hand and more arrive
each day.
Editor j. b. Clifford, of the Mar
tinsburg Pioneer Press, the only
paper in the State published bya
oolored man, announces .his with
drawal from the Republican party.
In doing so he says:
"And 1 herewith announce, and
pledge my honor to God and man,
that l am done with the Republi-
can party and it shall never be re-
called this side of eternity. And
whyY Because they have paid me
in damns-not dimes-for my de-
votion."
The loss on the Upson Soap
Factory at Parkersburg, which was
recently destroyed by fire, has been
adjusted satisfactorily. The delay
in adjustment was due to a differ.
enoe in the estimates made by the
company's representative and the
local architect. There was $4,000
insurance and this was allowed in
full The building destroyed will
be rebuilt and used as wood work
ing plant.
you want to build house
your hardware will cost you about
three times what it would have
cost one year ago. All hardware
is controlled by trust Pomeroy
Democrat.
The follow who writes "Political
Points and Pungent Paragraphs"
for the Charleston Mail-Tribune,
gets "away off" in history and
dates, sometimes. He is avery
clever writer, but he seems to be
very poorly "posted man." and
sometimes talks about matters he
knows but little of. a cheap" of
his stuff" is imaginary.
The bonded indebtedness of
Meigs county is s$73,0O0. 1t would
require $4,000 bushels of wheat
to pay it. What have we to show
for this debtH-Pomeroy Democrat.
Over here in Mason county the
debt of the county is variously ee-
timated at $4,000 to $125,OOO. the
latter figures being the nearest cor
rect. We doubt if there is enough
of wheat in the farmers graneries
in the county, to pay this debt.
Ohio hunters should be closely
watched and mono of them allowed
to hunt without paying for the
privilege. The tax is not very
large one but it is intended to pre-.
vent outside hunters from coming
in here to kill our game. The law
is wrong in principle, but while il
is on the statute books we want to
see it enforced.
The apple crop is estimated at
30, 100000 barrels. There1l be APP.
pie sass and applejeok galore this
winter.
We read that England is calm.
OF couree. She goes about her
murderous subjugation fthe Doors
with GOODNESS characteristic Of
long experience in the business.
The latest Government census in
India showed 6,O16,789 girls be.
tween five and nine years of age,
who were already married, of whom
10000 had become widows.
a New York man claims to have
shot crane up in the Adirondacks
that had forty.five trout in it's stom-
ach, none of which weighed less
than pound.
David Lang, aged 81 years, died
at Clarksburg last Friday. He was
sailor boy in his younger days,
and visited all parts of the world.
Asking for ooBiuch.
indianapolis News
Now that the palace car compa.
nies have combined, they oughtto
be able to pay their porters and
not expect them to get their living
| off fha ynhIic