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are three pysons Of one substance,
power, ndcternity, the Father, the
Son, and the Holy Ghost
The article fully quoted teaches in
Stheplainest language;
FiHt- That there isbst one God.
Second Thatin this one God-head
there arethree persons.
Third Article 2 e0f The Word or
son'of God whowas made yeryman,n
and Article S .a0f the Holy Ghost, !
arc but amplifcations Of the. state.
Iinent1 gmade, in Article LIST. This
does mol mean three, since there is
but one God, butt means thges PR
;soas in thisen God,
Inycstigatorn quoted but part Of
the Article. And this quotation
seemed 70 lead 10 the view he holds
s6E fhs orthodozsdsst bat Wlletl
we have the lchole Of tie Article be.
fore us, it is clearly seen that they
teach plainly and slanguage
There is but one living and true
Cod As i am a protortant and do
not feel called upon to explain the
quotation from Foster, might refer
that to some Roman Catholic to ans
wer.
But the so-called Atbenasian creed, !,
which Bingham says, bk X ch. w.
as to he ascribed to Latin author
Vigilus Tapscusis, an African Bish-
op, who lived in the latter end of the
9Th century, in the time of the Van
dalic Arian persecution expressly
declares, Article 3, "But the Catholic
faith Is this, that we worship one God
in trinity, and trinity in unity,
neither confounding the person, nor
separating the substance" 1t is
plain and evident that the Athena
sian creed discluim "the three Gods
in one"
Can anything be made palmer
than this?
Creeds are but formulated state
ments Of doctrine deduced by the
church from the word Of God, and
they have been given TO the world
in opposition to what was considered
heretical views. This creed sprang
out of the Man controversy, and the
statements are Of such a character as
to set forth fully and strongly, the
divine nature Of both the Son and
the Holy Ghost, yet if investigator"
will examine he will find eight sever.
u, tl,e!laaalpabls.statelnantsinit. that.
There is but one God, e.: g. art. 10,
latter clause says, $50 we are prohib.
tied by the Catholic religion from
saying there are three Gods or
Lords
2. With regard to "Investigator's"
view as to total depravity, let it suf-
fee for the present to say, "He is
not orthodox"
/ 3. Question Sand 4 are not the
same, and his answer gives me an
opportunity of rejecting that part Of
the Bible which does hot commend
itself to my reason; it gives him
the same, and so to every man.
Summing up the parts that may
then be rejected, the consequence
will be, nothing left. His consolida-
ted answer does not tell us what he
accepts, and his criterion will war
rant me in rejecting what he is
willing to take as Of Divine authori-
ty.
According to his view, every man
can make his own Bible, and can
dictate to God, what he, (vain man,
thinks God ought to reveal.
QUERIST.
PARIS LETTER.
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SHOE SHOP,
ID. S. SNYDER.

MANUFACTURERS and Dealerin Leath-
IM er, Hides, Bark, rallow, Sheep Pelts,
Boots, Shoes, Shoe Findings, Morrocos,
French Kip and Calf Sole Leather cut to
order, Bring your Tanners Supplies to
the Tannery where you will always get the
market price in cash. Remember the best
is the cheapest, and such being the fact,
leave your measure at the Shoe Shop for
your Boots and Shoes. Will insure a fit,
good material and good work, for rs little
money as anywhere in the United States.
Call, won't you? [oct. 22-1y.
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County Directory.

Judge Circuit cour,-Jo.eph Smith, Raveaswood.
Sl:fil Slerk CIR Circuit r couF.-c. B WasSene:;
County clerk-J. P: r. B. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-Geo. p. Simpson.
Shefa-c. SEHoN. DeputieS-J Jewett Uailor,i
san SAMUEL HS W. someryille Geo. r. Henry, Jos N. Daigh
Surveyor Of l.ands-Thomas ]. Roberts.
assessors JameS W. Windon, District No Il; E. f.
Baker Distric, No. a.
Superintendent of Free Schools Charles Z. Hogs.
Terms of Court.
Circuit court-rirs, Monday In April and October.
Count. q Third Monday in january, March,
May, July, November and December
City Onicers.
! Mayor-hmes H. Couch. Jr Reccrder-Rnnkln
Wiley, Jr Councilmen-J. ]. Bright, C. Shrewsbury,
z, M. Cole, Heary Fry, John W. English, b. S. Sny,
der; Sargeant--S J. Blake. AssesoF-Wm. j. Kenny,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-28

Happiness consists not in in pos
sessing much, but being contentwith
what we possess.
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POINT PLEASANT. W. VA
HATS. RONNETS.

Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
Braids, Kid Gloves, in large variety. La.
dies underwear always OH hand,
Particular attention given to Straw work.
Special attention will be given to cutting
patterns OF al tire latest styles OF Dresses,
Polonaise, Cloaks, BasQues and Gentle
mans shirt patterns.
Our stock was purchased with cash, and
will be sold low. We do not intend to be
undersold by any Millinery Store in Point
Pleasant, Gallipolis or Pomeroy. Refaem-
her the place, Sixth St, opposite Court
House. Call and examine our stock.
nov. l5-1y.
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KNIGHT & COUCu,

""rneyS 1t Law, will. practice in the counties Of
f1.,:nas Mason and Fntnani. Address 4. b. Knight, at
rgni Pleasant, IVES, Virginia. s5-Mr Couch is a No.
~'' Fuohe ioT Mason county. tjan 9, isJS1y
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W, P. NEALE, NJ. ID.

UiIa,..,n'.am HrGe,, between'gd and ,d residence,
y@ II ta 9th and 7tt Attends prompt,
ie,on.y T. ,@gHeil.sr day or night When not pro.
jaRE EI5,o. SiSss aFalwaySbe found al his Office.
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W. SIMPSON. II. II. HOWARD.
SIMPSON & HOWARD,

AWrhrys nj Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
rr,r. ',uGe IN the United States Distrie, Court Su
E, Tart mart gi Appeals, and circuit courts of-the 9TH
;T''4' Dl'Irlel. Olce IL court hoiNe .iiah s, -
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singular-'ro see a garden walk.
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RDvSICLlN,S.
DIR. l.. =. cANpBELL,

Nue., DIR, l.. r. CAMPBELL,
q 4 Eir,,oSstt,S MD SURGEON, tenders Rs pro.
5:ss. s.I promptly attended % 10 whether % doy or night.
& oct ~ building next door 10 Arlington House.
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..Aecret soalcncs..
ll7'TORNEYs.
Cllas. i. yIoGG,

A 'iorney. at Law, Office in ceur. House, Poin,
2 Et;asaEa; Wes.Nirsini., Practices in the coun.
Eoatt Of appeals ofWest Virginia and in The Fedefal
VOa'N' lnov. 1912
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JOHN W. ESMIsH,

uofney at Law, will practce IN the Courts Of Ma.
sS9 rntHsG and Jackson, and in the Cp+n Of Ap.
soa., Wth Virginia Address Point Pleasant, Mason
,'p"'y' west Virginia tjsR 8, rs79-iy
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'V-l WM. a. DENNIS,

ngrncy at Law, P"in, Pleasant, West Virginia,
- va Practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
4""es' June II-Iy.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
TIE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUE

The Campaign Committee OF she Republican Cen
trail Campaign Club met last evening and discussed
the question of the formation Of the campaign sing
ing band II also considered preparations for n
mass-meeting and the proposed convention Of
young Republicans.
The following letter was received from John C.
New. secretary Of the Western Branch Of the Ma
uOnal Committee;
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 2S 1880.
The lion. BENZ. f. MAEIERRE.
DEAR SIR: Yours The 2Sn at hand. thank you for
your KIND Offer and shall be- most happy To receive and
cIrcu ate any document that may PRINT during the
campaign. will also have prepared and sent you the
list Of county chairmcn. etc. Tue prospect IN Indiana
is excellent We sangulne OF success. We are work
ing hard and will continue until the battle Is fought.
We hope have tne aid Of all our friends
The calls for the new campaign song book are
greater than the committee can supply. In few
DAYS, however. the committee will be ready to sup
plv all demands. The first edition is so 600, and
these will soon be ready for delivery.
The following letter was received yesterday from
General John {. Fremont:
DEAR Mr.. MANIERRR: thank you for your note Of
yesterday and opportunity kindly give me
70 nay old friends wnOm shall be very glad to
again. The hot made some work have
baud drag little hui week Will have the pleas
ure 20 call the club. and will let you know III time
Mrs Fremont ~ with the Everett and asks 20
say that she would be glad 90 you.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The XIIIth Assembly District ColOred Re-
publican Association met at No l43 West Twenty
fourthst on Thursday evening. ana organized a Gar
field and Arthur CluD Resolutions approving the Chr
cago nominations and pIedgng the support OF the
association the Republican party adopted.
Tpeeches we're made by DR.. John ID, BOgwell g. W.
Stewart r. T. B. Reed. and president OF the
unn T. Peterson. Alter the election OF officers and
the aDpUutmant OF committee 10 LAKE arrangement u
for racaon meeting AZ an early day. the ASSOCIATION
adjourned subject to the call OF the president.
The scandinavian Republicans or Brooklyn met last
evening and ratified the nomination Of James A. Gar
field and Chester a. Arthur The meeting largely
attended, and there was much enthusiasm.
Gariisd and Arthur Campaign Club was organized
in Mott Haven on Thursday evening by the merchants.
manufacturers and business living there General
William H. Morris was elected president L. A. Ga indO.
Henry Lewis Morris and l. c. Van Tassel, voepresi-
dents E. P. Johnson treasurer; and Smith W. Ander-
SON secretary Resolutions approving the Work or the
cnteago Convention were unanimously adopted.
meeting was held last evening IA the lecture-room
Of tbs Welsh Presby Church in Thrteenths for
the purpose OF forming Welsh Garfield and Arthur
Campaign Club The pastor Of the church, the Rev.
a. H. Humphrey, presided over the meeting until the
permanent organization was completed. There were
nearly 100 persons present. aud great enthusiasm
shown. A resolution adopted pledgng the members
OF the club 10 earnest work securing the election OF
the Re publican candidates The following officers were
eIected Robert Lewis, presidents Richard j. Lewis,
W Rses and Samuel Winston, vtce-prcsidents; Nor
gan v Powell, corresponding secretary D. DAVIDSON
Thomas and Grlftn Il Parry recOfuug secretaries; auu
Thomas Winsl on treasurer. X. j. Lrwls NJ. v Powell,
Evan Williams, Thomas Roberts and W. A. Rees were
chosen an executive committee. upward OF lOO
Welsh have already ssnned tncir intention OF
Joining the cub aud many more are expected 70 become
hers a
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tures-Upands. low adding clause July livery G',il
October delivery Tss do October ana NoveJ delivery
0'd FufuestGerng free. sales % ne seek 49, h1es
OK 90 b;ss FORWARDED ron ne ships sids ~ %
q pts. 070)o bales American. sDO00 bales ois afaes
ls5,0o9 39iss; hnereap 'D3O'l ,a.' ia'in 81 COTTON
fIvEPoo- Jaly 50-S:z0 N, ton rbr .1isa . i5e ~
di,ng ca Sc 4ug'si aga se,i ma,r sei,'f ~ - .
Lo~ MddiHg cause. Noysm9er AID DeoeuJes deire,Y
ss,'cusfA Juy 5J~corpm ONT, Nnannr. Ic7seIie., to-
Miialng !0+ Good ordinary o., rtcept raiea q -
receipts II sipmeut j'2 ha g.. .aes. ~ bates
sALtAoRE Jay 5.sc9s2. ,iet Md. ins ~ -: L3s
bales Eros. 6si bales exports eostwse 10 bales sass
gross $50 bales. ex1ots 70 G-s Brsin 2Sl3 bales:
colstwise 80 bales. sairs 30 bales.
BOSTON. Juy 30-Couor quiet aicduaT tlasc. Low nid.
dIns II -; Good Ordinary. 80 ue rseegts % bales;
1877 bales exports Great srtgin. - bses
Low Miding Il ae. Good Ordinary 10 &C. recepis 1911
bales sales bales stock ~ bale ~eesy nrt fsrsp"
GALvEsrys July so-Corton nominal Mfiding Sc: Low
sS 2s &C. .s sG grHS or .. "ss ' Ss s 81
bates gross 67j bales exports coasisse 81 ba"- saes
LOUISVILLE, July 5O.-Co;ton ste.dvi MdeTz. L,.e'
Ts sss Sl ne, receipts" 0- bales '''ms' 20 ''s ''
MENPms July S0-corton quiet Midlling. lie. re-
shuments bales sales o. bales stock,
ssb ~ t3 bales 10 ls4 6aless weekly nee rs"-ipr 'l
NOBLE. Juy Cotton quiet Aiidhng in-aIis, Low
exuoTts colswise % bales saies loo bales Stock a. so5
Dalss receipts 445 Uaes exports coas'wse 10
EEw0FLEAS.. July so-cotlon steaay Miadhas II ~;
Low MiddlnR O7zc. Good Ordinary 31c net receipts us
bales exports - bales sae- 100 bales
lasfe bales. ibnu2 weekly net
ceipt 90 bales 33f3 bales exports 90 GREAT hr
tam, 2,6Z2 bales coa-tsi s22l bales sales % bales
NOKRolK, July 30 Cotton quiet MddinH u tc net -
cepts 47J bales; coastwse 5Gf bales sars more
weekly receipts 1875 bales. sxpors
cOastwise. Aba bales: sales 2a5 bales
PHILADELPHIA July 3O-CotTon dnl Mddng. II - Low
Miidng, II 4e Good Ordinary. lOtc' net rrce pts -
baies. gross. bales spiuher 80
5,5S1 bales weekly receinfs axH bales.
gross SO BALES GREAT Britain oO bales sAss
lS29 baesf sDinBeTs l.406 bales.
LOUIS Jay 50.-cottop 81 ady hiddinR 1917. t9~
Mlddng l4sc. Good Ordinary Pc. receipts ~
shipments 9ls bales Sales 354 bales STOCK - bales
weekly receipts, 5s8 bales. shipments 31OL baesi sa"s
I2i7 baDs.
COTTON RFcaIPra
NRw YORK. July 3O-Ihe following are the fo'a ret -
ceips cotton the below mentioned ports since septcn
hnrI hllIa lunIl
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THE CLEVELAND RACES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 30.-This was the
lasr day oftne RACES. The weather was aue and the
track in good condition
The 223 rot and pacing were exciting and well
fought contests the pacing racing being the oest on
record for its length-seven meats inside OF Z;2o.
Between the heats Maud s. gave an ex-
hibtion trot of half mc making the first quarter in
32a seconds and the half mile In l:04s The following
ia 4 summary OF the 2:23 riot: wedgewood. D. D. 2
l. l. /; Kentucky Wilkes. l. ?. 4, 8 g. 2;
d ok Virgin 4. 3, l. 2. 2 Katy Bates :, l. - a. A.
palmer 4 d 3 and Ora wn; Kate Mtudiri0n,
disaneed Time, 222 2:21l9 2:22A. 222, 223la 2:24.
In the nacing race free al. the following IA the
sunmarv: Lncv 3, o. 4. l. ., l, I Rowdy Boy. 5, D,
-, /, 3, 2; sorrel Dan. 2. 0, 2; 4. 4, 2, 3;
Sleepy Iom L. 4. g. 3 8 ana ruled out Matte Hnner'
Time-2I6ls 2:152, PIG, 2164 2:l7, PISA. 2:l9ls.
The 2:25 trOt was won oy Hltd. WOODWARD wltn ease
IN three sfraght heats. The follow ng Is the summary
Hattie woodward l. l. Belle H. g. 9 B. Amber, 5, 3. 3
A6dalIan Boy . Neba. t. 5. Big Fellow, 9. q. D.
Gaiamus Boston, Monarch Rule aud Daisy Dale were
Withdrawn Time-2:22aa 2:22la 2:23.
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WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL DO.
, TALK WITH SECRETARY RvARTs-NO TROUBL

ANTICIPATED.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Secretary Evarts
to-day received the affidavit OF CAPTAIN Ozlas NJ. Par
sons OF the schooner George Washington. who ar
rived In the Port OF tmOre July 81 in regard TO the
search of his vessel by SpHnris OF the OF Cuba
The paper has been grouped with documents Of similar
purport heretofore received by the State Department
n the course Of the official investigation Of the subject
which is now IN progress.
Secretary Evarts said to-day that he anticipating
further details from the Boston vessel, the schooner
silas Newcomb. The Secretary considers tha affidavit
of Captain Parsons or the Baltimore schooner,
clear statement but he says or course there be
no action taken by tho United States Government until
ali the facts Of the In ITS possession" IT,
upou a thorough Investigation, 1t shall appear
10 tne satisfaction OF Administration that the Span
ia Government has really insulted the dignity OF tue
United states flag. demand for reparauon VIII be-
made. -
Secretary Evarts does not apprenend any difficulty
Whatever; contrary he anticipates IN the event
OF It's being proved that the indlgnity occurred
on the high seas, that the Spanish Government
will make prompt reparsJion when called upon
10 do sO as II did In the case OF two American
dsaermen who were interfered with about two years
ago In that case IS 600 paid each OF the cap
tains as decentralization Tor injuries sustained.
The Secretary the OF further conversation
on the subject abiding 10 certain criticisms regarding
the question ISSUE said t1at every proper
being employed by tue Department with the Wow OF OBJ
tanning all che facts Ia the aud reaching satisae
tory conclusion.
The dIicu " discussed at the Cabinet meeting
to-day. but definite conclusions were reached up 10
the time adjournment. Secretary EvaTts, however
renamed with President time after the other
members had dispersed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

Republicans make thorough canvass Of the South,
and that representative colored Republicans from
the South supply their places in the North. The
delegation presented the following address:
GENTLEMEN In presenting rn- petition we fully
I've eve tnaf victory will again perch upon the banner OF
that party which with peasu support. being tne
party OF proert - that party which has struck the
shackes from millions OF our thai party that
teots interests OF the wOrkngmen mat party That
believes equal rights and equal priyi eyes to all
the party Of the immortal Lincoln, Of sumner, Of
Stevens. OF Phiipsi the party which has gwen IA
Grant and on rs foT surfaces that self-made
man aud aoie statesman General James a Cart d. ana
Ncv-Y0rks tavorte son. General Chester A. AIthui
We say 10 YOU sire thai We believe IN The nscruta5.e
wisdom 81 that Providence who sh nes destinrs
all men tnat IN His wisdom He has destined mat the
20 disrupt thtS government party made az OF al Tue
dse0rdant elements m the land. party which Expresses
poor lahOrer. party OF free trade party has
caused Geht Whch VIII take generations To pay-ahh
remain awhile longer in sackc.oth and ashes. token
OF their repentance and numi ton before they can
again ne trusted win the rens OF Government -
We believe srs, that The barrier " The Solid South
should hr broken by sending our abiest men 10 advocate
Hi. 81 Georgia. Butler of South Carolina. and Lam ar
OF Mississippi the embodiment % southern venom
would be placed upon their honor Not hair on the
heads of these would be touched for fear OF awaken
ing the IRE OF the loyal men OF the North; bus TINS
committee should send Q0r believe & Is your prov
nce 60 do canvassers OF South they would
about t. We cannot IDLY down AMI our speakers
decmated by the rebel rife the knife. or
srourged and hung from the nearest saplug simply Tor
advocating The principles Of taat party which claims our
support. without altering to YOU OUr emn protest.
In conclusion gentlemen. being placed al the helm OF
good Old ship Republican trust That you viii
safely shoals and rocks that have been
placed by aGyersaris IN her aud safely moor
her, ner motto" equal rights and privileges 10 al
nailed 10 her maint0p, ID the haruor OF victory On
November ..
Governor Jewell. in reply, said that these men
had made a forcbe and clear presentation Of the
case. The National Committee is ready and willing
to do all that it can for the Republicans of the
south A vigorous fight will be made IL some of the
Southern States and all the AID thar Is necessary in
the way Of speakers will be furnished. In cOnclu-
slOu he said that the address aud resolutions would
he presented TO the full National Committee for It's
consideration.
The delegation expressed Its satisfaction at the
assurance thar their Republican brethren IN the
South would not be forgotten. and then withdrew.