The Weekly Register from Point Pleasant, West Virginia • Page 4

Perfect Health. Ketsp the system in perfect by the occasional use of Liver Pills. They lvgfilate the bowels and produce A Vigorous Body. For sick headache, malaria, biliousness, constipation and kindred diseases, an absolute cureTUTT'S Liver PILLS One JSvtl of Protection. More or less is being written about tho great wheat proouoing territory that is being opened up and developed by the building of long linos of railroad in tho East Itulis and in Persia.

This newly dovoloped fiokl is tho strongest competitor in the grain markets of Europe that this country has. Tho faot is that tho climate, soil and cooditions aro so favorable for tho production of wheat, that it is entiroly too strong a competitor for our wheat. It lias to a largo extent supplanted us in the best markets Amorioan wheat formorly had. Tho grain is grown thore cheaper than in any other portion of the world, and can bo laid down in the markets of Europe, since tho building of these lines of railroad, at a price considerably choapor than our wheat. It may bo of somo intorost to note tliot this formidable competitor of American wheat is a product of tho high protective tariff system of tho Kopublican party.

80 long as wo purchaso English goods, Great Britain was the best custonior for our wheat. When tho MoKinloy bill was passed and English goods wore taxed out of our markets, Groat Britain began to look about for somo country whoro it could exchange manufactured goods for grain. Tho East Indies and tho Persian plains presented an inviting field but lacked shipping facilities from tho interior. This led to tho building of tho railroads and tho development and extention of the greatest wheat producing territory in the world. This loses to us those markets for nil time to corao.

Under tho guiso of jjrotecting tho manufacturing industries of this country, severe blow has boen dealt tho agricultural Gazette. Tho Republican financial and tariff laws has made tho tramp, and trusts aro making more. It is a disgraco to our oountry that its class legislation should mako vagabonds out of so largo a number of liorotoforogood citizens. They aro now roaming tho country everywhere living upon tho charity of tho people. It is believed that only 0110 of tho old Indian forts 011 which tho earloy settlers of West Virginia fouiid shelter from tho savages, is still in oxistenoo.

This was Westfall's Fort, built in 1771, at Bovorly, Mr. Maxwell has had an engraving made of it for tho History of Barbour, ond will thus preservo for future timo ono of tho oldest landmarks of our Stato. Tho building is still iji a good state of preservation and is of groat historical interest. Tlieso old forts aro often supposed to havo boon much largor than they really wore. Ex-Mayor Charles W.

Soabright ond others aro organizing a company to purchaso automobile carriages, tho colobratod horsoloss carriages that aro now being successfully used in all tho largo cities, to bo operated in Wheeling. Capt. W. II. Howard prosontod Doputy County Clork Jos.

Holloway, with a nico white cedar cane, which ho cut 011 Paris Mountain, South Carolinia, while 011campod at Camp Withoroll. Mr. R. F. Morris, of Henderson, has plumbed hiB handsome residonoo for water, and also Capt.

10. A. Bumsido. Tho water is supplied by tho R. F.

Morris Manufacturing Co. Try Allen's Foot Knsc, A powder fo be shaken Into tho shoes. At this Reason your feet feel hwoIoii, nervous uud hot, iiud Kel tired easy. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot Kase. Iteoolsthe feet and makes walking easy.

Kellcves corns and bunions of all pain And given rest and comfort. Try it today. Hold all grocers, shoo stores and general store keepers everywhere. I'rlco 25c. Trial package FHMK.

Address, Allen H.Olmsted, Le ltoy, N. Y. The turkoy was first discovered in Amorica, and was brought to England in tho early part of tho sixteenth century. Sinco then it lias acolimated in noarly all parts of tho world. You can always toll that there was a stranger in church, if thoro is quarter in tho collection box.

From fT.ff.Journal Prof. W. H. Fceke, who makes a specialty of Kpilepsy, has without doubt treated and curB cd nioroensos than any living I'hysicinn hU Iky success is astonishing. Wo have heard of cases or to years' standing curod by him.

Ho publishes a valuable work on la I sease, which ho tondo with a largo bottle of Wi absolute cure, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. and Express address. vi 4b Cured OKATI1 OF MRS. EL1KA HUTOlllNSON.

Slio Was Ono ol'tlio IMoneor liesidonts oi'tlio Comity. Mrs. Eliza Hutohinson, widow of tho Into John A. Hutohineon, died Sunday nt the home of hor son-in-law, Mr. Olnrk Stapleton near Vienna, aged 95 years and four months.

Mrs. HutohiuBon was born in Pennsylvania in 180-1, and removed to this county in 1811, and has residod here over sinco. She was a sister of tliolato Jas. M. Stephenson, of this city.

Up to a very recent date sho enjoyed very good lioalth, and hor death was from oauses incident to old age. Hor surviving children aro Mrs. J. M. Boroman, of Parkersburg; Mrs.

Laura Clayton, of Piedmont; Mrs. Clark Staploton, of this county; Mrs. D. C. Lovott, of Point Pleasant and Mr.

David Hutchinson, of Sontiuol. llrigliton. Corrospomloiico May 0. Airs. O.

C. Bright and children were visiting Mr. P. N. Korwood and wifo, of your city, last week.

Air. Josso Lovo wears broad a big girl. Air. and Airs. J.

Hall woro visiting Air. and Airs. Win. Eokard near Henderson, Sunday and Alonday. Air.

Harold Bright who has boon quite Bick, is much improved. Airs. Olivor Phelps and son Willie, have returned from a visit to Airs. Phelps' inothor, Airs, at Alason City. Air.

John Hall, working at Loon, spent Sunday with his parents at this placo. Airs. Jossio AIcDaniol has returned from a visit to hor mother near Flat Rook. Air. and Mrs.

R. T. Ellis, who hovo boon visiting thoir daughter. Airs. Win.

Ferguson, nt Buffalo, have returned homo. Airs. E. S. Bright is visiting hor daughter, Airs.

Howard MoConihay at Toledo, Ohio. Airs. Jus Parsons wont to your city this morning to visit relatives and friends. Mr, MoDnniol and wife, of your city, nro visiting rolativee hero. Mr.

E. S. Bright was visitor to your city Sunday. Mrs. Thasa Cottroll and son Dewey-, of Hurricane, aro visiting Mrs.

Cottroll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morrow, of this place, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Cooper, of Five-mile, visited relatives hore Sunday. Mr. Win. MoGufBn, of Ambrosia, who was thrown from a buggy Saturday, and badly hurt, is not much improved at.

this writing. Mrs. Frances Morrow, who has been in your city for quite a while, has returned homo. Mies Ruth Hall has boon quito sick tho p.ist wook, with soarlot rash. Tho littlo daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Morrow, sick with whooping cough, is not much im proved at this writing. Maiulum b. Some of our complain from time to timo of what aro known as peanut fionds. Sovoral boys or young mon will congregate 011 tho stops of a store or dwelling house and litter tho promisos with shells, in some casos throwing the samo over tho fonce and on the lawn.

True gentility consists in avoiding anything which will in anyway annoy of inconvonionco othors. KiinaiiKii, Ohio. Correspondence 10th. Mr. C.

Ij. Bryan is visiting rolativos horo this week. Tho funeral of Mr. C. C.

-Jott, who dropped dead in his buggy at Gollipolis, will tako place, this (Wednosday) aftornoon at 2 o' clock. Servicos conducted by Rov. Garrott. W. T.

Doom had a skill' stolon from hitn Monday night. A purchaso of $1,800 worth of now furniture for tho Woston Insane Asylum was rocontly made at Parkorsburg. Whist 1'rizc. Tho Woman's Whist Leaguo mot in Washington last wook, and Mrs. C.

Shirley Carter and Miss Nannio Spilman, of this place, togothor won tho Toledo handsomo silvor Timos. Miss Spilman is a sistor of Mr. Harry Spilman, of our county, and has visited horo several times. With I'artcil Nose. W.

II. Flanagan had his noso split, necessitating six Btitchos, only tho iloshy part boing affected, yostorday evening. Ho was pushing his carriage, by tho shafts, into tho shod when ho slippod and fell, his hobo striking tho Parkorsburg State Journal. Will's friends in this town will bo sorry to loam of his mishap. Sudden- Deutli.

The Gollipolis Journal of Monday evening contains the following account of the sudden death of Mr. Cliae. Jett, a brother-in-law of Mr. J. W.

Bryan, of this city: "In the midst of life, wo are in death," was illustrated Monday morning, May 8th, 1890. Charles Jott, living in Addison township, near Konougn, drove to to transaot some business and coming down Second street, near the Ohio River Railroad ticket office ho was seized with an attack of heart trouble and foil to 0110 sido of tho buggy. Walter McCoriniok, who was at the ticket offico; noticed him in this position with the lines hanging over tho dash-board. Ho had an intuition that something was wrong and went to tho rig and stoppod tho horso. Ho found Mr.

unconscious and apparently lifeless, and in this condition ho corried him into tho ticket oftico and Drs. Johnson and Cromloy called. Ho was beyond medical skill, and only gasped onco or twice after being takon into tho offico, and lifo was extinct. Tho Doctors worked with him in tho hope that there might yet exist a faint spark of lifo, but their labors wore of 110 avail. The deceasod was aged (55 yoars, and loavos a widow.

Ho was married to Miss Mary Bryan, sistor of Mr. John Bryan, of Konauga, and Mr. J. W. Bryan, of Point Pleasant, sovoral years ago.

Ho had boon subject fo heart troublo, but was as well as common wlion ho started to town. His death was a shook to all who know kim." Novor stand in tho entrance way to a bank; tho drafts that como through banks are very opt to give ono chills up tho book. At tho Prosbytoriun Church lost Sabbath tho Pastor announced tho names of olovon mombors who had boon received since tho 1st of March. All on tho profession of their faith oxcopt ono. Within tho lost flvo yoars there liavo been 117 accessions to this church.

Elizabeth has 100 barrel oil well and like all such towns is stacking lip airs. Wo oxpoot to pilo up tho very somo kind of airs some day in tho near futuro. SVm. Camp, woll known citizon of Lewis county, aged 85 years, has boon sent to the asylum for tho insane. A lot of shade trees aro boing set out in front of tho Ravenswood House, nnd a park for Ravonswood is 0110 of tho possibilities of tho near futuro.

Of course many pooplo know that tho averngo congressman's speeches woro bad but few of us had suspected that they woro unfit for mailing. Tho Stato Board of Health will moot at Charleston July 11th for tho purposo of examining applicants for tho practico of medicine, and tho transaction of any other business that may properly como boforo the Board. Mr. Loo Arrington, of Gallipolis Forry, is now at Chillicotho, soliciting ordors for tho "Star Flour Chost," of which ho has the right. Charloy Bright is now running a saw-mill at Ciallipolis, and kooping his oyo on tho Republican nomination for Shoritf of Mason County.

It is tho common remark as woll as a surprise to strangers that so few 111011 in this town attend religious servicos 011 Sundays. A Ciallipolis Dcatli. It is with deop rogret that wo announco tho doath of Mrs. Mary I. 1 lutsinpillor, at her homo in Gallipolis, Saturday, May Slio was a most oxcollont lady, and had a number of acquaintances in this placo, who will regrot to read of hor doath.

Capt. W. Dawson, formerly Suporintondont of tho K. M. Railway, was out in tho lako regions last wook, and closed contracts for over 50,000 tons of coal for tho Kelly Creek Coal and Mining of which I10 is tho General Managor.

Tho Captain is a hustler. It is now said that tho well being drilled on tho Ham Johnson farm, back of West Columbia, has como in a "duster." It was drilled into the cow run sand, whoro it was hoped a good woll would show up. The company will now drill to tho deop sand. Thoro is 0110 trust that will run a follow into the ground quicker than any oilier; and that is tho coffin trust. Wo don't know whoro tho County Teachers' Institute will be hold this year, but if County Superintendent of Schools, B.

F. Blagg desires to please the great majority of the Teachers I10 will linvo Point Pleasant selected as tho plaoo for holding tho lnslituto. Tlio Fate. Trust, niako comiuoroial drummere fewq'r; fewer drummera indko fewer hotel guests and fewer passengers on steamboats and railways and less competition among salesmen and the merchant will not get tlio "shaves" on prices. The longer the party that fosters trusts is in power -the greater the centralization of wealth and business, and tlio more people will bo out of a job.

No class of persons ought to be able to see this better than drummers, but each one is made to beliove that ho will bo tlio ono retained and tlio others diBcliargod, so ho goes around the country advocating what ho believes will only injuro tlio other drummers and bonofit himself, till the dio is oast off comes his hood and ho can go out behind tlio shod and kick himself all ho wantB to. The trust companies have used 1)iin ns a tool till they have 110 more use for him he too dull. Traveling, mon who go from place to pluco, can do much to bettor a country or to injure it. They imparl information that is damaging or advantageous. They oan make it either way they Thoy can make or break Tlioy can talk themselves into or out of a job.

Tho latter is what tlioy did in tho Presidential campaign of 189(). For their talk thoy aro losing their jobs by tho thousands. Our Troops. The boaring of our troops, both officers and men in the Philippine Islands, has throughout boon such as to reflect the highest credit upon tho Amorioan arms. In strange country and cliinato, mooting strange foos and methods of warfaro to which thoy aro entirely unused, thoy have shown a readiness of adaptation, a skill and rosourcofulness, and a porsonal valor abovo all praise.

In "rushing" strong intrenchmonts filled with eoldiors more numerous and bottor armod than thomsolvos, in swimming a river in tho faco of tho onomy and taking tho onomy captive, and in a thousand othor ways of gallant warfare, our troopB have shown tho samo splondid and triumphant valor that has characterized their race from Agincourt to Dargai, from Bunker Hill to San i Juan, Tho men who can fight thus can conquer, and tho men who can conquer can govern. Sonator Chandlor, of Now Hampshire, in rosponso to a telegram as to tho host way to stop lynohings in tho South sont tho roply that tho only way to stop lynching in the South is to stop tho commission of rapo. Ijynching seems to bo a modo of punishment especially moted out in tho south for rape, and for no othor crimo. Thoroforo, os is suggostod by Sonator Chandlor, tho most effectual way to stop tho result is to discontinue tho causo. Colored men aro killed in tho South for no other cause except for tho commission of rapo.

In Illinois thoy aro shot down bocauso thoy want to work. Owing to tho oxtroinoly cold wouthor, 04 por cent, of tho Wost Virginia wheat crop is tho ostimato. Tho Varian Bros, nro trying to rniso a bargo of coal sunk by tho Jessio just abovo Brighton. Cam Varian and a colored man have boon up thoro sovoral days taking out coal and loading it into anothor bargo. The colored man was loft with tho bargo last night, it boing anchored out in tho river, wlion it broke looso and camo out with tho current to the Campbell's Creok coal landing, wlioro Mr.

Aoikor caught and secured- it. Tho colored man stuok pluokily to the bargo, and was none tho worso for his porilous rido. Garland Woods, working for Mr. John Bryan, of Kanauga, fell over a protruding snag, tho other day, and mado a bad and painful wound in his right log, requiring eight stitches to bring it togolhor. When a man thinks that ho has money to burn ho generally makes light of it.

For that run down fooling call a policeman anil havo the careless ridor arrested. Tho philosopher is tho man who listens to words of wisdom with compound interest. Zinc, according to the reports of a recent prospecting party, oxists plentifully in Pocahontas county. If this is tho case old Pocahontas is in it. Geo.

W. Spurgeon, of Preston county, was killed by lightning while walking across a field carrying a mattock. Residents of Harrison county aro boing mado happy by the payment of oil loaso rentals by the Sduth Penn Oil Company. The rontals are $1 pdr acre per year. APPOINTMENTS.

Oovcrnor Selects Members of Kiiibnlmors Hoard. Governor Atkinson Tuesday appointed members of the State Embalraers Board, which was created by the recent Legislature. They are: First Stealoy, Republican, Clarksburg; Lewis Bertschy, Republican, Wheeling; Second H. Fredlock, Republican, Piedmont; W. H.

Wilson-, Republican, Marlinsburg. Third Barlow, Democrat, Charleston; Wm, Hicks, Republican, Blueiiold. Fourth B. Tippett, Democrat, Point Pleasant; Geo. Gilfillan, Republican, Parkersburg The aot creating this board wos passed by the Legislature, Febru nry 2-ltli, the object of it being lo provide for I ho bolter protection of life and health by diminishing the dangor from infectious and oontagious diseases.

Provision is made for the systematic examination, registering and licensing of all entering the business of embalming The terms of office of the membors of the board are to bo four years. Tho compensation of the membors is paid at a salury of two dollars at each meeting and expenses. The socretary, who is to be elected from tho membership of tho board, is to receive and annual salary of The board is to meet at least onco o-yoar. It sooniB that tho Administration is going to tho extreme limit in its policy of forcing expansion on the country. It turns out that among the matter prepared by Edward Atkinson against tho policy of expansion, and oxcliuled from tho mails on tho grounds that it was seditious and troasorablo in its character and eiFocts, is a speech made on tho lloor of tho United States Sonato, by Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts.

Tho authorities have also suppressed a mossnge sent by a mother to hor son, serving as soldier in tho Philippines, bogging him, at tho expiration of his enlistment, not to ro-inlist, but como homo. After the consorship ovor tho press and quarantine of tho mails liavo failed to suppress the rising tide against expansion, it ie probable that the tortures of tho inquistion will Gazette. Itiilmnku Wlicat in America. Among the importations ofsood made by tho agricultural department the coreal that promises best results is tho Kubanka wheat, from tho Kuban territory, in tho Volga region. While this is a spring wheat in Russia, it is believed that it can bo changed toawinter wheat horo.

It is much hardor than any of the American wheats and is the groat wlioat of tho Volga region. Heavy Duiitnifcs. In illo caso of A. G. llannan vs John VV.

Starkoy, for assault and pormapont injury to an arm, and in which llannan sued for damages. Tho caso was hotly contested by able Attorneys on both sidos. The jury returned a verdict for for plaintiff. Notice of appeal was given. Detroit Toledo (Jrecn UtTeiilon CfyrlHtfttld'e Dayton Cincinnati lO 'Bucyrua Ir Colunbui 7.

ltvioml QauUy Iffflehtr Kicks CJ4 VfifrO Com for Through Car Line DETROIT, DETROIT, TOLEDO TOLEDO CINCINNATI. COLUMBUS TOLEDO, COLUMBUS CHARLESTON, W. TA. COLUMBUS MARIETTA. Parlor Oars on Day Trains.

Sleeping Oars on Night TrainsRates Always Low as the Lowest. Always Confer with Ohio Central Arts, or address MOULTON HOUK, Oen'l TOLIIO, LOCAIy TIMK CARD. (Centralestandard Time.) In effect Sunday, May 7tli, NORTH ROUND. No. 1 departs 8 40 a.

11 1 55 p. 19 arrives 4 54 p. 27 arrives 8 30 a. only.) SOUTH BOUND. No.

20 departs 0 10 a. 10 1 44 p. and "2 "6 50 28 5 30 p. O. II.

CABLE, Agent. OIIIO It IV Ell RA1L.ROA.D. Oil anil nfter Sunday. February 12, tralnr will leave as follows: NORTH BOUND. No.

12, accommodation, leaves 7 30 n. ni No. 2, express, leaves 9 -12 a. in No. 10, accommodation, leaves 4 2o p.

No. 4, express, leaves 6 23 p. HOUTII BOUND. No. 9 accommodation, leaves 9 42 a.

No. 1 express, leaves 12 28 No. express, leaves 5 20 p. in No. 11 arrives (stops here) 0 45 Nos.

12. aud l. daily except Bunday T1PPETTS SPECIAL BARGAINS. SELLERS THAT CAN'T BE BEAT. our Undertaking Department we are fully and ccfmpletely equipped to do business? carrying a large and complete stock from the cheapest to the finest goods.

Gloss white coffins for children $3.00 up to the best casket. Coffins for adults $8.00, up to coffins are the best goods made. Klegantly trimmed black cloth covered caskets up to the finest metallics. We have our own hearses, carriages and tennis, and have employed four competent Funeral Directors and Embalmers ready at any and all times, day or night, to answer calls. No charge for distance and 110 charge for in all cases where the casket costs $30.00 dollars or more, there is 110 charge for hearse, embalming or attendance.

Now we hope that these few facts will appeal to you, and that you will do us the favor or calling upon us and looking over our stock whenever you are in town, or when you need anything in our line. With best wishes and thanking you for your kind favors in the past, and promising to strive to merit your patronage in the future, we are yours very truly, Tippett's Furniture Store, POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. This Oak Cane Seat Diner only We have one Thousand to sell. 25 per cent off any bill of Wall paper bougiit this Fall Tlie Largest ancl Lowest Priced Dealer in Furniture, Undertaking', Wall Paper and Carpets in tills County or out of it.

Good Cloth Window Shades only 25 cts. Same as others sell at 35 and 40 cents. This Wc have one Thousand to sell. On yesterday, 10th Dra. W.

P. Nealo, E. J. Mossman, A. R.

Barboe and Attorney E. J. Soniorville, of this city, and Dre. Hurtingor, Hied, of Middloport, Dr, Willis, of Marietta, Ohio, Dr. Lange, of Pittsburg, and Dr.

Blubnugh, of Parkorsburg, VV. Va mot at Clifton, this county, to examine the physical condition of Mrs. Myrtie L. Barker, of that placo who sustained injuries at the Ohio Rivor Railway depot in July of 1898. Ni: WAD VERTISEMENTS.

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