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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
Vampires

The investigation being made
of malfeasance in the New York
Custom House, has brought to
light some interesting revela-
tions, and proves conclusively
that the President is connected
with the corruptions. Our neigh
Dor of the Register don't seem to
relish the tnsavory mess as well
as he did when "Boss" Tweed's
dish was turned up, or he would
not be so reticent on the matter.
The Daily Washington Patriot
speaking on the disclosures, says:
"Now, with population and re-
sources which the most sanguine
of orr ancestors never. dreamed
of, we have legislation on which
the faint of corruption is believ
ed to rest, and at which the fn>
ger of just scorn points, and an
EXecutive-such as in our par
allel we ventured not unjustly
to describe. Read newest news
from New York. Read Horace
GreeIy's manly testimony. Read
of such a man as Moses Ii. Grin
nell appointed to Office in
order to do a dirty job of
favoritism and being turned out
because his conscience forbade
him. Read ofthi4 military scamp
Leet-staf officer-brinying let
tiers from The President, with
the ink fresh," and daring to
threaten a venerable man, friend
and benefactor of the President,
with dismissal if he did not do
what he was bid. Read Mr. Grin
nell paying out of his own peck
ct the party assessments on his
clerks rather than tax their small
salaries. Read all this and more,
and then feel the terrible force,
not of the parallel, but OF the
contrast GLOW can=we hope to
bring up our children to model
themselves on high standards
when the great men OF the earth
are so grovelling?"
Powerful, however, as is the
narcotism which benumbs US,
there are signs of uneasiness, il
not of awakening. The people
begin to revolt against wicked
conduct III high places. The sort
of conduct We refer to is CONVEX
tible with the lowest possible
tone of morals. In this sense a
man who does not know, if not
the right from the wrong, the del
Icate and proper from the indel-
ieate and base; who, in a high
public trust, sees no harm in ia
king gifts and gratuitles, for ex-
ample, is "a man of whom it at
least must be said that he is fond
of low and bad men.
We say we hope there is a
Weakening. The great problem
and this the Intelligence of the
actual opposition, whether Dem
ocratic or Conservative, or both,
must solve, is how to make this
aroused state feeling practically
useful and valuable to the great
body of the people.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18


A movement in behalf of tenn
peranee, which promises to have
Important results, has been start
ed by the Illinois Catholic tenn
perance State organization, to-
gether with several clergymen of
the same faith in the Eastern
State. They have issued a
Joint address and call for a Ma
tional Convention at Baltimore,
on February 22d, to found a ma
tional organization for the spread
of total abstinence among mem
bers of the Catholic church.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18

It is stated from Washington
that General Schenck has, by
the advice of Fish, Withdrawn
from the Directo-ship of the En-
ma Mining Company swindle, to.
promote which he abused his pO-
sition as Minister-but there is
no intimation that he has with
drawn from the position he hes
disgraced. ...r5
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18

The hateful revenge aud spirit
of persecution which has charac-
terized the course of the leaders
of the Radical party since the
close Of the war, stamps it as
the most oppressive, p~erversely
malignant and infamous party
that ever undertook to close up
the wounds ola civil war. All
its public measures + suggested
bv a7arice, conceived in malice
and executed in revenge.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
MARRIAGES,

AT the residence of Michael Ryan,
on the Ilth inst, by Rev. j. D,Arco,
Mr.. MICHAEL LAID, to Miss MARGA-
E DoNAHoE, all of Preble county.
AT the residence of Mr.. Cook, on the
18th inst, by Rev. B. j. George, Mr..
FREDERICK KoFFER, to MISS MAGGIE
PRoBST, of Butler Co.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
The County Officers and
Tet1iw ite Printing.

It Is an old adage that if you
touchsa persons pocket, you
excite him quicker than in
any other manner, and this fact
accounts for the agitated condi
ton of Jul neighbor of the Regis
ter, because we proposed to save
the tax payers of the county some
money, by offering to do their
work at less figures than il has
been done heretofore. In max
ing this proposition, we had no
intention of charging corruption
upon any of our County servants;
although it may exist-but simply
TO show to the taxpayers that
they we're unnecessarily sqnan
dering money, and inquire into
the cause of the unprecedented
increase of the salaries of the Of
fcers whose bills they have to
foot. We believe we2would be
safe in making the assertion that,
there was not fifty men in orr
county that knew the amounts
paid our different officers, and
since it has been made public it
is almost the general opinion
that they ire too high. Gala
county, about the size of Preble,
pays its Auditor only about
$500, 00,-it has a first class off
Ger, and we know this county
can have them at the same price,
and it is the duty and the inter
est of the Taxpayers to demand it.
And now a word as to the Coun-
ty Printing. Our neighbor says
the law we quoted as repealed"
How does he know il is? The
Cincinnati Commercial, Enquir-
er, Bntler. Co. Democrat, Wash
ington &c. H) Register, and many
others, better authority than the
Eaton Register. are quoting it
and the Commissioner of Chilli
Gothic, "a Republican, gives it as
his opinion, that the county prin-
ting should be given to all the
papers, provided they charge a
reasonable price-and if they
would no: agree to this, lie
would favor giving it to the low
est bidder, .'as the law dH C
OF couse there is no &c cd reason
why all other county work should
be given to the lowest bidder,
except the printing.
AZ to the Registers charges
for the county printing, we know
nothing-an that we do know is,
that our late county Auditor did
send to an adjoining county for
some printing, and that the pub
Usher of the paper remarked
that 1--WE had better send to the
same locality for an Auditor"
Whether it was over-chargea
that induced Mr.. Lake to do so,
the Register can answer. In many
countiesothe Commissioners have
liberality enough to feel that
county advertising interests all
taxpayers alike, and p~atronize
both papers. That is just. and
honorable, and fit is only discre-
tionary with County Commits
sioners to do so, we hope our
Legislature will make it compul-
sory. ia
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
DiS$o1u1ionu

THE Partnership of w. H. n. B.
Minor, VIM. l.. Farr and III. III. Farr,
under the firm name of MINOR, FAIR
. Co., was on the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1871, dissolved by. mutual consent.
All persons having unsettled accounts
are requested to call and settle the
same. MINOR, FAIR g. co.
Eaton, January 4, 1672-3t
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
Gov. Moves.

The compositor made MS in
sugurate Gov. Hayes last week,
instead of the gentleman who
heads this paragraph. OF curse
all who read it discovered the
9blunder. qs-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
The Revenue Ring.

In last week. issue otthe DEM
oerat, we intimated atthere was
trouble in the Revenue Ring i'll
this District, and that some of the
DO. rdsmen were getting shaky
and asking to be released. Off
cial corruption EXISTS in every
department of u governments;
the big fish go for millions. and
the little ones for the thousands,
and it is peculation, fraud and
corruption on all stiles of u.s.. and
while the organ of the dominant
party in this county was swift to
denounce and criticise New York
city and Butler county Democra-
~ for its corruption, it was deaf
to any limitations of the same
results about home, although it
was long since shown to the sat
isfaction of the leading politi-
clans of both parti' S, that the en-
ployees of the Revenue depart
ment were Incompetent. and their
official acts not fully up 10 the re
quirements of the law. Recent
developments confirm the impress
sion. A short time since one of
.he alta ches of the Revenue de-
partment, and a near relative to
the Collector, was in the market
at Camden, offering Whisky at
at a figure below the cost of man
ufacture and tax. This was IN
derogation of the law, and a direct
violation of his official oath, anu
still he holds on to his position.
The principal on his bond-one
of the most correct men in our
county and a true Republican,
after due investigation, has re-
quested the Commissioner Of
Revenue to relieve him from
further responsibility on his bond.
! Why is it that another of those
chaps is asking for testimonials
as to his incorru It biity?
The honest Republicans in this
District are waking up-bonds-
men are becoming alarmed, and
there is abroad a general and
growing belief that the Revenue
branch in this District as we'll as
others, is rotten. But there will,
of course, be 40 change. As
Democrats, zoe have no voice
with which to reach the throne.
The Republican party has be-
come so STEPPED in corruption,
that its servants in this District
appointed by Ulysses on his own
motion-will not make their ten
ure of office at all uncertain.
In common with all good citi>
zens, we protest against corrup
ton among public servants, and
shall expose it whenever and
wherever known, but as a demo-
crat we can afford TO wait-for
the result must be, and will be,
that the honest men will repudi-
ate SO corrupt an organization
and in conjunction with the Dem
ocracy will drive from positions
of honor and public trust the pre-
sent party and restore the Govern
ment once more to it's original
purity.
We have reasons to believe
that last fall the organ of this
county had information concer-
ming the incompetency of some
ofthe employees of the Revenue
department, in this county es
pecially, and the fact that good
men have asked to be released
from the bonds of these gentle
men, must also be known, and we
ask that paper to give its Repub,
lican friends, and the people gen.
orally, the facts SO far as they
are known. and if we have doue
any one injustice in the mat
ter, we stand ready to make the
proper correction.
The bill Of Mr. Little, in the
Ohio House of Representatives.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
EATON MARKET.

wEEKLI5BY G-o3GE LOCKWOOD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER I'm
FAMILY GROCERIES AMI FIN TEAS
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Laws Relating to News
DaDGfS.

The law as it stands. relating TO newspapers
and subscribers:
L.. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary are eOnsiderded Wishing TO con-
tinue their subscription.
;. II subscribers order the discontinuance Of
th0ir papers. the publishers may continue to send
them until all arreirnges are paid.
g.. IfSubScribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible TIL they have settled
their bill. AMI ordersd than discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informiGg the publishers, and the papers are sent
to their former direction. they are held RESPONSE
bic.
s.. The court have decided that refusing 10 take
papers from the office or removing ana leaving
Them uncalled for, is PKIMA FACIA evidence Of
Intentional fraud.
g.. Any person who receives a newspaper and
makes use ufit. whether Ae has ordered it or not
is held In law to be a subscriber.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
NOTICE!
BENZ. HUBBARD. I. E. FREEMAN
Hubbard & Freeman.

Attorneys and counsellors at Law,
kxTILL attend promptly to all bust
w ness entrusted to their care, in the
courts of this State. Office in
Marsh & Lockwood building, I'd story
Main Street, Eaton, o.. Jan-17-y1-tf.
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RAIIAUAD lliiA TABLE.
Cincin. Eaton & Richmond R. R.
LINE.

Passenger Trains will run on this Road. leaving
the several Stations as follows:
Inward Trains. Downward Trains.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
A AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are au-
thorized to act as Agents for the EA-
TON DEMOCRAT"
CAMDEN-H. l.. BOHN FRANK PEARCE.
ZEE ALEXANDRIA.-J. ESQ,
LEXINGTON, ~O.-ROBERT
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18

WE MAKE o PRIN ING a SPECIALITY
AND DC IT on THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
- US A CALL!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18

saPFUNERAL CARDS CAN BE
PROCURED AT THIS OFFICE
WITH NEATNESS & DESPATCH.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
A STEM wINDER.
THE
S12. SENSATION, $12,
MAGIC WATCH.


ENTIRELY NEW
AND USEFUL, AS WELL AS GOOD
A New Style Double Hunting Case and open face
Watch combined is one, with fine first class import
ed polished or Frosted Nickle, Patent Lever, and
Ruby Jeweled Movements. Accurately adjusted
and Regulated. Elegant Crystal Cap. showing the
Exposed Action and every motion of the Beauti-
full Works whit running. with the celebrated Pa
tent Stem Winding, up at the
Stem without the use of ii Key. Unique In Design
and quite "a Novelty Cheapest really good, strong,
correct and serviceabte Watch, ever manufactured
for personal use. Equal to Finest quality high
price Gold ChrOnometer Watch, at one-twentieth
the cost. Price each. ladies or Gents size, with
Chain free, in Morocco Case, only s1e, or $50 per half
dozen: SI0n per dozen to clubs or the trade Single
Watches sent free to any address. Safe delivery
for Checks, Drafts, r. o. Money Orders, or Regis
tered Letters only. Or, we will forward them by
Express without the money, and you can pay the
price to the Express Agent with Express Charges
Extra for the privileged on delivery of them to you
in yOur town. Watches of all kinds sent every
where on the same conditions.
Genuine American Levers. Sl5. Solid GOLD Lev
ers. 80. Ladies' and Gents Chains, all styles, 81
10 $40 each. Every Watch sold as reprented, thor
oughIy warranted by Special Guarantee, ana can he
exchanged at all times free of cost. NO Agents en-
nloYed. All goods at Factory prices. Any Watch
Won may want at half %the-price yonr Jeweler sells 1t
Tor. Descriptive Price Lists of Watches, CHAINS,
81. sent free. Address all orders,
GRAHAM & co.
jewelers., Importers. &C.,
Whitehall Street,
Jan. 4, 1872 New YORK
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PittSburg, Cincinnati St. Louis
RAILR OAD-
ROUTE
CONDENSED TIME GARD.
RICHMOND & CHICAGO DIVISION.
DECEMBER 3D., 1871.

No. arrives state Line at 9.h5 p. NJ. and No. 10
ut f.IO A. NJ. No. 10 leaves Chicago Daily, except
Saturday. All other Trains start Daily, except
Sunday.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18

CONDENSED TINE CARD.
Columbus and indianapolis Division.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18

L. WILLIAMS. ASST Supt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-12
Are You Going w est!

II so, take our advice, aud purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Railroad, which IS ros'
lively, the only Line that runs three Dsily
Express Trains FROM St Louis 10 karsas c',y
and the West! and is. POSITIVELY. The only
Line which runs Pullman's Palace Slerpers and
fine da- Coaches especially Tor movers) e,q'
uipped with Miller's Safety Platform and Inc
Patent Steam Brake FROM ST.. LOUIS to Kansas
City, Fl. Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, LFa,en
worth, Atchson, St. Joseph, Nebraska CITY
Council Bluffs aud Omaha, without chang'!-
For information in regard to time tables, rates.
&c., to any point in Missouri, Kansas; Ntoras
kka, Colorado, Texas or California call upon OF
address j. f. Thompson. Agent, M'ssoliIl ra'
ciRc Railroad, Chattanooga, Tenn or Atlanta
Ca: or +. A, Ford, Gen'l Passenger Agent, ST.
Louis, Mo
No trouble to answer quesIions|
feb 29-ly,
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Executors Sale Of Town Lots in Point
lpasant at private Sale.

rUHE Undersigned Executor Of The last will
| and testament Of Susan R. Thomas, de.
ceased. offers al privute sale all Of the town
lots of the town Of Point Pleasant, belonging
to said estate, comprising some Of the most de-
srabe building lois in the city Parties de-.
string to purchase home will do vel! 70 cal!
on me at my Office at an early day, andl will
take pleasure in showing the property.
The title to these lots is unque>tlonable,
but selliugas Executor shall convey such
title as is vested III me by the will Of said de.
cedent.
Terms of Sale, cash as to one third Of the
purchase money. and as to the residue, on .
credit Of six and twelve months Bond with
good security will be required for the deferred
iiustalments bearing interest from date. and
the title will he retained ne afurtheT security.
SAMUEL g SHAW, Executor
Of the last will and testament Of Susan H.
Thomas, deceased. fjuly At.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ss
At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for Putuam county, on Monday
Ansust5th 1872
Presley G Eastman agent
for Doct John NJ Shepard In debt and at.
Il. T s.,,,;.. I '''h"sn''
The object Of this suit is to subject the
property Of the defendant to the payment ofthe
sum Of one hundred dollars. with 8 per cent
interest thereon from the l4,h day Of April,
1871, till paid
And it appearing from affidavit filed with
the papers oithe cause, that the defendant !.
A Guthrie is a nonresident of this State. It IS
ordered that he appear here within one month
after the first publication Of this order. and
do what is necessary to protect his interest IN
this cause. Tesle:
G. W. CARGILL, Clerk.
Enolish. "a, [sug l5-4w.
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James F. Clark, Who was shot BY :
brother Of Miss Jewell, whom be seduced'
died ofhis wounds Monday uightst B'ents'
vile, Va.
The Augusta Chronicle has "notieed
that Grant papers at the North are talking
about the grest disalfectiou existing among
Georgia Democrats" aud adds, you
might hunt week aud not Gud three"
Four Republican members Of the late
Wisconsin Legislature are stump'ng to'
Greeley aud Brown The autl-Grant
movement in the West is assuming more
force each day.
The Boston Traveller accuses General
Banks Of waiting to ride the popular wave
10 going for Greeley There seems from
this to be no doubt Of the fact Of such .
wave.
In the Southern tier Of thirteen counties
Of Michigan, there is fifteen per cent
Republican detection. Apply that the
rest Of the State, aud judge what will Dc
the position Of Michigan. t
DR.. Houard, Of Cuban notorlety, an,
nounces to speak at the great Liberal
meeting to be held 10 the Cityof New
York III the early part Of September
Governor Geary, Of Pennsylvania, re-
fused to preside at the Grant meeting IN
Harrisburg. last Monday evening. Ills
refusal has given rise to much comment
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-12

Matters are getting quite lively over in
Monroe county Yves, Virginia, as the fol-
lowing list Of indictments will show and
which We clip from one Of the Monroe pa
pcrs:
Ebert Fowler, shooting with intent to
kill; EIbert Fowler, carrying concealed
weapons; Elber. Fowler, sending q chal'
lepge; R. Burke, shooting with intent to
kill; Joshua Ripley. assault and battery,
two cases; James F Patton, assault and
battery; Cyrus Newlin, carrying conceal.
ed weapons, N. NJ. Lowrey, carrying con-
cealed weapons; A. G. Houston, conveying
q challenge.
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To Consul IN ptives!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious 10 make known e
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. 10 al
who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-
scrip,ion used. (free Of charged with the d.
rectIons for preparing and using the same
which they will find \ Suss Cuax for CoSsuxr
r,oy, AsrHxA. BaoScHirAs, &c. Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWAED WILSON.
1854 South Third Street, Williamsburg, MY.
nov. ely. A.
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PORTABLE SAW MILL FOR SALE!

rT,HE undersigned, Administrator Of The es'
tate Of +. NJ Rollins decd offers tor save
a Portable Saw Mill. at a ha'gain the M'',
i. COZ plete in every particular. md IN good
running order. fnol sold before the !'st OF
Spp,emb.r next, il will be offered on 'ha' asv
at public auction For further Information
cAll on, or address
COLUMBUS LOVE, Administrator.
Flat Rwk P. o.. Mason county, WA
aug 99-3S'
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Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale.


TINE Heirs Of Louis B. Menage", deceased,
| offer for sale their farm situated 10 Mason
county, West Virginia. lower end Of Clendrn.
in township, on the Ohio river, 10 miles be-.
low 6alipols, Ohio. and Is miles below Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, containing
3O2 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND
in high state Of cultivation. One hundred
acres Of we'll timbered hill land. Two orch
ards with tres Of superior quality Two
dwelling houses and all necessary out build
in!s. Title perlecs and clear Of all incumO'
RANGES
rrAnyone wishing to purchase a farm Of
the aforesaid description, would 40 well 70
call on or address the undersigned for terms
ofsale aud particulars
JAMES B MENAGER.
Point Pleasant, Mason County, ". w.
inch l5-,f.
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:E1iiijjill9e,il[s;y y i 5.E BITS; !,

ASSURE CURE for this distressing com.
n,nint is now made known in a Treslise tol AZ
octave pages) on Foreign aud Native Herbal
Preparations, published by Da . Pnkir'
BnowS. The prescription was discovered by
him in such providential manner ','a1 NJ
canno, conscipntieusly refuse to make 1t known
MS il has cured everybody who has used II ioI
Fits, never having failed in single case'--
The ingredients may be obtained from my
druggist. A copy sent free 10 all applicants
hy mail Addres Da. o pnE'rs BnowS, u
Grand ST., Jersey City, New Jersey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-12

A DlsonAcx.-The old dilapidated
rough hoard fence that now eucloses the
Courthouse lot, is disgrace both to ou'
town and to the wealthy county Of Mason
The fence should be removed at once aud
o good, substantial iron fence placed ar
ouul the lot. The county is we'll able to
asTor1 II,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-12

rAUTIUN.-Everv genuine box Of Or.
" McLANE'S LIVER PILLS hears the sig
nature Of FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, r. ;
and their private United States Stamp "
"Take no other. The market is full Of Imi'
ulions. Zap. As 10.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

TNHE Point Pleasant Female School Will com
mence its session GU the Second Monday IN
Sep,rmber A limited number Of young Ia
dies will be received as hoarders.
aus. 9g-2w. Mas s. H PATKlCk.
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For Sale.

THAyE for sale some choice Berkshire Figs
bred from Imported Stock Also, ONO I'M
moved Chester fran L, B. Silver, OF salem,
Ohio; aud Pennsylvania Uhcslers. that w','
sell at about one hall the usna price Of slch
s,ncL G ". CRAIG.
Arbuckle P. o. Mason County. " Va
rsrg@-lf
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Inoy From the Coslsmouth Pioneer,
that Colonel Patton has discovered on bis
land at Byra,nsville, Mason county a sew
CO foot vein Of rich iron ore, one hundred
and twenty. EIGHT feet below the surface
This together with the splendid vein Of
coal found at this point, will render the
land very valuable, aud will add material
" to the advancement and growth Of tbit
little business town.