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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-10-07

AT s O'Clock Monday evening,
Rev. A. d. Craig, pastor of the
Central City M E Church, and
Miss Jessie Somerville were united
in marriage. The wedding cere.
mony which occurred at the home
of the brides parents was perform.
ed by Rev b B Evans, of the M E
Church of this city and was witnes.
sed only by the immediate rela-
tiYes. They left for Wheeling
where the groom will attend the
annual conference, after which the
bride and groom will go east to
spend their honeymoon visiting the
cities of Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and possibly New
New York.
The bride is the daughter of MI
and Mrs Lon SomervilIe, one OF
Central City's pioneer and most es-
Unable families, and is young
woman of rare attainments.
Rev Craig has been in the M E
Conference of this state for several
years and has been located in Gen.
trail City for three years. He is one
among the ablest ministers. in the
state and he is as popular as he is
able. The bride and groom were
the recipients of numerous we'd
ding gifts. They will have the best
wishes of wide circle of friends
for a happy Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
The bride is we'll known here,
being a frequent visitor with
friends and relatives in Point
Pleasant.
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Trustee's Sale.

FINDER and by virtue of a certain deed OF
~ trust executed by James b. Menager aud
Fannie p. Menager, his wife, 70 the under
ISL recorded IN the ONCE or the CLERK or the
County Court OF Mason County, West Vir-
ginia. In Trust Deed Book Noe, page $50.
ETC., 10 secure the payment OF a certain debt
therein fully described, in favor ofJohn Nc
and payable and default having been made
in the payment thereof and being
creditor secured by the deed OF trust afore-
said, shall ON
Thursday, Oct. sth, 1908.
commencing at HOO O'Clock a m, sell at
public auction, az the front door OF the Court
House of said Mason County. to the highest
bidder, the following property sttnated In
and town OF Point Pleasant.
A certain lot or parcel Of land lying on
the West side OF Main street in said town,
and bounded and described as follows, to-
lot conveyed 10 sarah +. Eastman by B. ].
Redmond and vile, by deed dated the 9th
day of January, 1857, and OF record In said
Clerks ONCE in Deed Book No. Il. page 565,
at the corner where the same adjolns q lot
conveyd 20 Annie Kenny by said James b.
March, 1852, and OF record In said Clerks
Office In Deed Book No. IS, page 90, etc., and
running thence along the line ofsald last
mentioned lot up said Main street nfty t5Ol
the Ohio River, thence down said Ohio River
bank to the corner thereon OF the two lots
aforesaid the distance OF nifty (50) feet, thence
along the division line of said two lots to the
place of beginning and corner nrst aforesaid
Good dwelling house ON said lot
sept. l6 4-w. Trustee.
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Special Session.

A good deal can be said against
a special session of the Legislature
for the discussion of tax matters,
and a good deal in favor. and there
may be some doubt about its pro.
priety, but there can be no doubt
but that public opinion has reach
ed the stage where there must be
something done. The agitation will
not down now until that occurs in
a satisfactory way.
It would be better, from our
point of view, to call special win
ter session and have the subject
well aired. then to have the entire
40 days of the regular session q
year latter occupied with it as will
almost certainly be the case if it is
not done in the special. Then we
will have to have a special fol
transacting the regular legislation
-Wellsburg Herald.
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Another West Virginian Honoredi
The Rev. d. 81. Greer, D. D.,
Rector of st. Bartholomew
Church, New York City. elected
Coadjutor Bishop of Diocese of
New York.
Rev. David Hummell Greer was
born in Wheeling, w. Va, in
March, 1874. He received his ed.
uoation at Washington College,
and the Protestant Episcopal Semi
nary in Gambler, o. He received
the degree of doctor of divinity
from Kenyon College and Brown
University. In 1886 be was or
dained. His first passionate was at
Clarksburg, w. Va, where. altho'
it was only small country place,
DIR. Greer achieved such promi-
hence that he received call to a
charge in Covington, Ky. Then
he went to Grace Church, Provi-
dence. When, in 1888, the pulpit
of the Church of st Bartholomew,
New York became vacant, he was
asked to accept the rectorate.- In
June, 1897, DIR. Greer was elected
bishop coadjutor of Rhode Island.
He declined.
In November. 1901, he was elect
ed bishop of the diocese of West
ern Massachusetts. but again de-
clined. Some of his works 1.-THE
Historic Christ" From Things to
God" 1.-THE Preacher and His
Place" and "Visions."
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Correspondence Oct. 3.
Farmers in this vicinity are now
busy sowing seed.
Harry Wilson is quite ill at
this writing.
Wallace Roush, employed by
Thomas Burlington, of this place,
while returning from Kanawha
river last week with load of lum-
Der, when near Old Town creek,
was thrown from his wagon and
brought to his home in a critical
condition.
George Hesson has left fol
Plymouth, where he has employ.
ment in coal mining.
There is a great deal of sickness
in this community.
John Ohlinger left Sunday fol
Pomeroy to visit relatives.
The north bound B & o passen,
ger train killed valuable bird
dog belonging to George Leiving
The animal was valued at $50.
MEANNEss
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The Opportunity
Is Yours.
Our Own Make of Lard
At Cut Prices.

pound Buckets were 45 cents,
now 80 cents.
3 pound Buckets were 70 cents.
now 60 cents.
10 pound Buckets were s1.5o.
now $I.15.
20 pound Buckets were $500.
now 1926
Bulk Lard was 10 cents per
pound, now 12a cents per pound.
We have over 1000 pounds of
our own make of Lard and we
must sell 1t in the next 30 days.
AS long as it lasts the above prices
are good.
We guarantee every pound of it
to be pure. DAVIS & SONS.
Everything good in the meat
line.
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An Aged Moonshiner,

AT the recent term of the Federal
Court Wiley Hall was sentenced
by Judge Kellar to four months in
the Raleigh county Jail. This man
Hall is picturesque old character
and confessed that he had been
making and selling blockade whisk-
ey for 20 years. Hall is 81 years
old and the picture of health. A
consideration of his age no doubt
kept him from going to the pen.
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If there was an Zoe cold lemon
ade spring in every village garden,
if bread grew on sunhower stalks
and every blade of grass was tip
ped with ten dollar bills. a certain
class of cranks would kick because
there were no straws in the lemon
ade, no butter or preserves ON the
bread, and because the grass didn t
produce $50 insted of SO bills on
the blades.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-10-07

10. IL o. Railroad One-Way
Colonist Rates to the West.
Tickets on sale daily until Nov
20, 1903, inclusive, at all ticket
offices of the b & o. Railroad to
points in Arizona. California, Colo
RADIO, Idaho, Mexico, Montana, Ne.
braska, Nevada, New Mexico, Ore
gon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah,
Washington, Wyoming and British
Columbia at greatly reduced rates.
For full information call on OF
address ticket agents B. & 0. r. r.
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Five Mile.
Correspondence 5th.

Correspondence 5th.
Not seeing any news from this
place of late, L will pen few lines
to the most up-to-date newspaper
in this state.
Rev. l. Diokerson closed very
successful meeting at Zion Chapel
on Wednesday last.
Lewis Clark and wife we're call.
ing on friends on Five.mile, last
Sunday.
Elmer Dabney and A W Day, oil
Athens, Ohio, visited their families
on Five-mile Saturday and Sunday
Chas e. Bechtle of this place
and Miss Myrtle Rose, of Gallia,
Ohio. were married at Columbus
Ohio, Sunday. October 4th, 1908
Rev. V e Hereford will com.
mence series of meetings at Ar
lee Chapel next Sunday.
B A Bechtle, formerly of this
place, but now of Boston, Mass
has enlisted in the u S Navy, and
is now ON his way to the Philip.
pine Islands.
Granval Dabney and wife were
the guests of Jas A Canifax and
wife Sunday
Isaac Fadley is on the sick list
this week.
William Dabney while out hunt
ing had the misfortune to shoot
off one of his great toes. DIR Will
let was called and dressed the
wound. MEANNEss
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The price for the Weary Viii.
lie Walker" Show at the Opera
House is boon to people who can.
not afford to go to amusements
1nly once in every so often. Thew
will positively see more for the
prices, %, 35 and so cents, than
my company with as much fun,
singing and dancing, that will visit
here during this entire theatrical
,sason. Don't miss Weary Willie
Walker"
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Notice.

All parties are hereby notified that
we have filed with the Recorder of the
to the town Council for a franchise for
the purpose of constructing, opera
ting and maintaining lines of tele-
phone and telegraph upon, along
and over the public roads, streets and
highways of the town of Hartford,
and said application will be presented
to the Council for action at a special
meeting to be held on the oath day OF
October, 1908, or as soon thereafter as
the Council may see fit to act.
graph Company.
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A syndicate of Eastern capital
lists has closed a-deal with Mrs
Hannah Harmon, of Huntington,
for timber and coal lands in Nc
Dowell county. valued at about
$4,000. The new purchasers will
begin at once the development of
the tract. and Mrs. Hsrmon will re
tain good share of stock in the
company. The deal is one of the
most extensive made in Mcdowell
in.years, and means the building of
another important feeder to the n
81 w. Railroad at a point not far
from WEIGH.
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The following is a list of ap
pointments in this district:
NJ. E. Peck. P. E
Parkersburg Sta, r. r. Hill, T
A. Jordan, Jr.
Petersburg o., j. D Stalnaker
st. Marys, o F Williams.
New Martinsville, / N Fannin.
Pleasant Ridge, to be supplied
by W A Law.
Lubbock. to be supplied by r b
Moss.
Elizabeth, B @ Davis.
Creston. to be supplied by g A
Cutlip.
Grantsville, o E Thorn.
Spencer, p CLAY.
Reedy, w B F Ball.
Ravenswood, John Martin.
Sandyville, 81 A Spencer.
Ripley, B M Keith.
Point Pleasant, E T Cation.
Fair Plain, o D johnson.
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Canada is far more nervous over
the outcome of the Alaskan boun.
Diary commission than is the Unitc,i
States. She is already maxine
threats as to what she will do in
case the decision is against her.
Has she a presentiment that she
loose or does she believe that
threats will have more weight than
arguments.
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Longdale.


Correspondence, Oct. 8.
Thomas earns of Pleasant Flats
was visiting at w M Browns. Sun.
day.
81 E Pickens of Egypt, w. Va,
came home Faiday to spend few
days. He returned Monday.
j 81 Rickard of Board, was call
ing on friends at Longdale. Sun
day eve.
Charles Brown of CIarksburg
spent a few days last week with
his parents, l. w Brown of this
place.
w III Gress and II MoMillin
have gone into the butchering bus,
mess at this place.
Perry Pickens of Sassafras made
a business trip to Longdale last
Saturday.
j g Brinker. who has typhoid
is no better at this writing. We
hope he will soon be out again.
Miss Bertha Riokard, who has
been visiting her brother at Gal
lipolis returned home Thursday oil
last week.
Born-to Robert Roush and
wife, daughter. Sept. 2d-famil
iarly known as Bob. is all smiles
Miss Bessie Rickard has beer
visiting her grandparents, ] W
Parkens and wife, for a few days
She returned home Thursday.
DAISY BELL.
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Board.
Correspondence. 9Th.

Correspondence. 9Th.
Mrs A B Roush was visiting her
mother, aunt Susie Blessing Sun.
day.
IT Blessing and wife were the
guests of T q Blessing and wife
Sunday.
Miss Cora Riley was the guest Of
Lizzie Blessing Sunday.
Farmers here were eIated owe,
the fine rain here Thursday night
although we need more.
Take your produce to A B
Roush's store.
Miss Blanche MoMillin is quite
sick at this writing. We hope fol-
speedy recovery.
Virgie Gray, of Maggie, and LIE.
villa Roush, of Sassafras, were
calling on Mrs Gilbert MeMillin
and daughters the End.
The Board of Education of
Cooper district held meeting
here Saturday and hired s M Bos.
ton to teach the school the coming
winter. He was the choice of the
trustees, but one or two of the pat.
rons had raised "kick" claiming
the trustees could not lawfully hire
him because he was related to them.
or course it was victory for the
trustees, rs they confirmed in every
particular what the trustees had
done We think it would be a
blessed thing for our district, if a
few parties were entirely removed
from it.
A Luse sold Rube Fry very
valuable cow last week.
Mrs John Richard is no better
at this writing.
Wesley Roush was in our village
Saturday. PLATO.
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Notice of Dissolution.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERN:-Please
take notice that ;. NJ. Hensley and
the name of Hensley, Hanna s. Co. of
Hartford, w. Va, dealers in Real Es-
state, Insurance, &c. have this 21st
day of September, 1908, by mutual
consent dissolved partnership, with
the understanding that each viii con-
tinue in the same business separately
and apart.
Signed,
JIM. HENSLEY,
sept % q. w. HANNA.
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NOTICE.

To WHOM IT MAY CoScERS.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that at special
~ meeting OF the Council OF The Town OF
Point Pleasant, West Virginia, TO be held on
the eth day OF November, 1eOS, at the Council
Chamber of said town. viii make applica.
ton for q franchise from the Council OF said
town to lay pipes through the several streets
lanes, roads and alleys for the purpose Of
supplying light and heat by natural gas
The application for said gas franchise was
filed with the Clerk OF said town on the 9Th
day OF October, 1908.
E. ]. SoMERyILLE, Atty.
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Secretaries Shaw. Wilson and
Moody, Speaker-to. be- Cannon. and
half dozen prominent Republi.
can Senators are among those who
will help Senator Hanna in the
Ohio campaign. 1t looks as if the
Republicans of the state had turn.
ed in general alarm.
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Grand Old Play to be Given a Big
Revival.

Grand Old Play to be Given Big
Revival
+. r. Hallam's elaborate revival
of damon and Pythias" viii be
presented at the Opera House, in
Gallipolis. on October 18th, under
the auspices of Naomi Lodge, No.
90. Knights of Pythias. This pro-
ductIon is heralded as one of the
big things of the present season,
and unusual interest is being taken
in the event. 1t will be presented
with entirely new and magnificent
scenery, specially painted for the
production-every scene for each
of the five acts being carried-and
the acting company is said to be
the best that has ever been seen in
the play. Many people from Point
Pleasant expect to attend the per.
Torrance.
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Arlee.
Correspondence, Sept %.

Correspondence, Sept %.
Mrs E L Lewis. who has been
sick for quite awhile. is much bet
ter at this writing.
Harvey Mitchell. who has been
at work at Columbus for some
time. is visiting his parents at this
place.
Mrs Allen Eardie is much better
at this writing.
Quite number of people att
tended church at Zion, Saturday
night.
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OCTOBER =, 1908.
staadilr ths Issue Forms.

Hon. j. r. Wood, member of the
lower house of the legislature from
Macon county, sometime ago in
troduced bill in the legislature to
Withdraw from the Booker Wash
ington school. at Tuskegee. the
state appropriation. So far the bill
has not come up for consideration.
However, on Tuesday last, a bill to
appropriate $500 additional an
nually, to negro school located in
Montgomery, furnished an oppor-
tunity to Mr.. Wood to make some
remarks on the subject of Booker
Washington's institute, located in
Mr.. Woods county. Among 9TH
er things. he said:
1.-THE Rev. Sam Jones has
been told by Washington, and has
printed the statement that not one
of his (Washington's) students has
been in the penitentiary. A big
ger lie than that has never been
told. The only two legal hangings
in my county were students of
Washington's school, and they
were charged with rape. Wash.
ington himself has prosecuted some
of his students in the courts of my
city.
"The records of the courts will
show that some of Washington's
pupils have been convicted of
every crime known, and that there
is not student of Washington's
school living in my county that is
earning an honest living. lam op-
posed to giving money to educate
the negro along industrial lines"
Hon. j. r. Wood is a prominent
lawyer, and was for several terms
Mayor of the city of Tuskegee, and
is serving his second term in the
Legislature. He was born and
reared in Macon county and has
been on the ground and been in
position to see and judgethe fruits
of the Washington institute, and
this makes what he has to say on
subject more interesting. He
speaks from an actual knowledge
of the facts.
The News has never been able
to see the good that has been pro-
claimed as coming out of the Wash.
ington institute. 1t is a notorious
fact in this country that negro
that has been tutored at the Wash
ington institute is as rule abso-
lutely no good for any purpose for
which negro is generally needed
in this part of the moral vineyard.
Steadily the issue forms. and we
shall not be surprised to see the
Vardeman issue in the next Ala
bama election when a chief execu-
cutiye is to be chosen.-Industrial
News, Opelika, Alabama.
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FIduciary Notice.

The following account is before the
undersigned Commissioner for set
Element:
p. II. Elliott, administrator of the
estate of Parney Elliott, deceased.
Final settlement.
JOHN l.. WRITTEN,
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason
County, w. Va. sept %.
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The Pittsburg coal fields now be-
long to the Pennsylvania railroad
and war will be waged on the
Kanawha coal companies with a
view to forcing them to sell to the
combine. We hope the war will
result in making the price far less
than last winter.
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W. NJ. Duffy. III L. Ro6ey
DUFFY & ROBEY,
Real Estate and
Insurance Agents.

Have you a farm or town prop
erty you would like to sellP II
you have, list it with us and we
viii find purchaser.
We also represent first-class
Fire, Life. Accident and Health
Insurance Companies and we speak
for a share of your business in
this line.
Respectfully,
: DUFFY & ROBEY,
Office: Poffenbarger Bid.
West Side Main St.
Point Pleasant, West Va.
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The Missouri river is outing
nto Nebraska farms, 5 miles above
)maha. at an alarming rate. 1t is
aid that 5000 acres of land cost
ng $3.50 an acre have. already been
Washed away. and the work of de-
struction is still going on.
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NJ. E. Church. South. Statistics and
Appointments.

appointments.
The M. E. Church. South. Con-
ference has completed it's work.
The session was an interesting one
to the church generally. Follow
ing is the synopsis of the oondi-
ton of the church in this State:
Local preachers, 129.
Members, 4,2O5.
Increase of membership. y82.
Infants baptized. 265.
Deceased, 81.
Adults baptized, 1904.
Increase. 254.
Senior Epworth Leagues. so.
Junior Epworth Leagues, 16.
Epworth League members. 2.641.
Sunday schools, 35l.
Decrease in Sunday schools. 9.
Sunday school teachers. 2.268.
Scholars. 1878.
Amount contributed for support
of presiding elders. s.. 1882.
Amount contributed for preach
ers in charge. s24,423.06.
Number of societies. 466.
Houses of worship. 1913
Value of houses. $582.163.
Indebtedness, $6,46S.
Number conference districts, 6
District parsonages, 4.
Value of dis. parsonages. So. 800
Indebtedness, $1,000.
Number churches damaged dur.
ing the year, l.
Amount of damage, $40. +.
Insurance on all buildings owned
by conference, SOB, 125.
Premiums paid, 1924 81.
Collected on damage, $50 90
The board of missions reported
that for the preceding year oollec
tions were as follows:
Foreign missions, $1,000 4S
| Domestic missions, 81, 029.66.
The board of education reported
receipts for preceding year from
all sources. Sc. 460.77.
L
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In the Circuit Court of Fayette
county, held last month, "a divorce
DEGREES were granted. Two petit
ions were refused. They do things
on big scale up in Fayette.
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Capt. Dan woodward has re-
signed his position as master of
the Harvester, which has been ly-
ing just above town with tow for
some time on account of low water,
and Capt. Rob, of Pittsburg, has
been appointed to fill his place.
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Excursion Rates to Charleston
for the Great WalIace Shnru.

Ioh OHIo OHea0 w aIIHce SHOWS.
Excursion tickets via the K. &
M: Ry. will be sold, Thursday, 90
tober 9Th, at rate of One Fare for
the round trip from Point Bleas-
ant, Gauley Bridge and all inter
mediate stations. tickets good re.
turning until the following day
On the day of the show, train No.
81 for stations north will be held
at Charleston until after the after-
noon performance and a special
train will leave Charleston for sta.
tions south.
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Let we'll enough alone" does
not spell protection in the English
tariff campaign.
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Did you have a good time fish
ingP was asked of Mr.. Will Bryan,
recently.
Oh. very fair. replied he, but we
had better time lying about it
when we got back.
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Circuit Clerks Office.

Home-Seeker's and One Way
COlOnist's Fares.
Gall on Agents Ohio Central
Lines for full particulars relative
to Home seekers aud Colonist's
Rates. Tickets on sale first and
third Tuesday of each month.
MoULToN HoUK,
q. P. A., Toledo, Ohio
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The musicians of Chicago threa.
ten to go on strike if the Marine
Band plays at the Centennial Gel,
ebration. The Governor of Hi.
nois does not expect to have TO
call out the militia.
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What income have you if you
shonld get sick or hurtP See
Duffy & Robey and buy Health
and Accident policy that will pay
you from $1,000 to $500 weekly
henefifs
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INDIAN RELICS.

From Octcb Der the 1st until oo.
tober the 10th, I will pay cash for
all kinds of Indian relics, suoh as
Stone Hatchets. Axes, Pipes, Ar
row-heads, Beads, 60.
a. L. BoGGEss,
Circuit Clerks Office.