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wv. T. NIinturn.

We see from the Gallipolis Bulletin,
that W. T. Minturn, our former fell
low-townsman, is q candidate upon
the Democratic ticket, for Clerk of
the Common Pleas Court Of Gallia
County We are proudto noticethis
marked recognition ofihis popularity
in his adopted home. I'VE can cheer
fully bear testimony to Mr.. Minturn's
fitness for the position to which he
aspires, knowing full well that if
elected, he will bring to the Office a
clerical skill and experience, that
few men can do. Mr. Minturn was
reared in our county, andalways had
the respect and esteem of his fellow
citizens, as a thorough and clear
headed business man; one who ever
stood before his sPeers without fear
and without reproach.n
We'think the Democratic party of
Gallia county would honor them
selves by casting their suffrages for
"Billy Minturn," by which cognomen
he is known in his old home on this
side Of the river.
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Not u Good Citizen.

The man, be he Democrat, Green
hacker or Republican, who will ira
duce his people, his county and his
State, to further the endsof his par
ty, as D. H. Willard, Chairman Of
the Republican Executive Commit
tee, did in the last Tribune Monitor.
is not good citizen, nor is he emit.
tied to the respecto Of the community
in which he lives, but does deserve
the execration of every lover of his
State, no matter what his political
convictions are.
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Very Strange.

II is very strange that men can
not pass along the public highway,
in front Of Mr.. Wizards residence,
and hurrah for Hancock and Eng
fish, without shocking his nerves.
But we are not surprised, for the
mention of Hancock's name will
make any Radical tremble. Willard
would like to get up sensation for
political effect, and have it heralded
over the country that he is martyr
to Republican principles in West
Virginia. But he is such small po-
.tatoes, that hisletter will not receive
much credence, even with the res
pectable members Of his own party.
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no tlle People OF MASON County

10 INC y eOpAe VI NIhsOu SOWHly.
For a number Of years have been
acting as Deputy Sheriff of Mason
county. ! have always endeavored
to be faithful to the trust imposed in
me, without wronging or expressing
the people.
| now hear it said thatif Mr.. Han.
ley is elected Sheriff that / will be
his deputy. Mr.. Hanley has never
made me any such proposition, nor
have | made such one to him, upon
the contrary I do not desire the posi-
ton, and if Mr.. Hanley is elected
Sheriff, ] will not be his deputy.
make the statement in simple
Justice to Mr. Hanley and to set at
rest false reports which designing
men have circulated for the purpose
of deceiving the people. Having no
interest at stake whatever save that
of a tax paying citizen, l hope to see
Mr.. Hanley elected Sheriff, because
he is not only capable and honest,
but has his time at such command
that he can personally attend to the
duties Of the office.
.4a S. w. SoMERvlLLE.
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indiana.

While the Democrats can afford To-
lose Indiana in October andstill have
an excellent prospect for electing
their Presidential ticket, no effort is
being spared to carrylthat State next
month by a decisive majority. The
Republicans are fighting with the
energy Of despair, well knowing that
defeat at the October election in In.
diana will damage their Presidential
conyass beyond repair. For weeks
their agents have been trayersing the
State, and large sums Of money are
said 10 have been expended in buying
up the purchasable vote, Anumber
ofnegrocs, too, have been imported
from Kentucky, and no expedient for
securing a fraudulent victory has
been neglected. Unfortunately for
the success Of the scheme it is rumored
that the Republican campaign man.
ayers have already exhausted their
funds. To carry Indiana corruptly
a large amount Of money is needed,
and the narrowing announcement
comes from New York that Mr.. Jew
ellis committee has wasted its sub sub
stance on useless work in Maine.
Alabama, Vermont, and q premature
display IN the Hoosler State. The
battle isyet to be fought, and unless
the Republican mana managers can squeeze
out another assessment from the Office
holders they will probably be kept
on the defensive from now until the
day Of election by the want Of funds.
Their situation is rendered more en-
barrtassing still BY the fact, only just
discovered, that Chairman Barnum,
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convention Of the Greenback party
in the Third Congressional District,
aud even the Judicial convention OF
this circuit lately held at Winfield.
Sd. / charge him with having in
jured the party by his shameless de-
baucheries and dishonest acts; by his
abuse Of the confidence Of his friends;
by the basest ingratitude and the
most dsmnable deceits. That he has
placed the management Of his cam.
paign in the hands Off known TO
possess neither character ability,
and attempted to drive out of the
party every moral aud intelligent
man.
4th. ] charge that he is now en-
deayoring to carry out a policy which
was condemned by the party with
perfect unanimity at its last State
convention; and that he has been
putting in train measures to accom-.
plish this object ever since he OBJ.
san 1870 tSe oseHss' , N.s
hands.
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Political Capital.

AT the last term Of the County
Court we asked the Court TO appoint
committee to ascertain what was
the Indebtedness and have it pub.
lished for the information of the peo.
pie, and they refused to enter the
order. The Prosecuting Attorney
sat by and never said a word in favor
Of letting you know what you owe
TfiJuae- Monitor.
The editor of the above paper is
.a'lawyer and he knew the Court had
no power, under the law to appoint
such COMMITTEE. He only made
the motion, so as to make political
capital. For his information, we
will state that the Clerk is now
preparing the "Financial statement"
Of 'tho county, and it will be publish
ed in a short time.
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Democratic Meetings.

q. P. SIMPSON and others will atdrcs,
the people at tic following places ant
tines
CLENDlNEN.
Wattcrson's School House, Friday, Sep
tcmber 18th, att o'clock p. IN.
John z. Buckles School House. Friday
September 18th, at z o'clock p. M.
Pauline School House, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 18th, at 2o'clock p. N.
Mill Stone School House, Saturday, Sep.
tcmber 18th, at Z O'Clock p. IN.
Pine Grove School House, Monday, Sep.
TENDER Goth, at O'Clock p. IN.
Fadeley's School House, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Dist, at o'clock p. IN.
Mud Run, Tuesday, September 2lst, ut
o'clock p. nj.
ARBUCKLE.
Wednesday, September I'D, at Ever.
green School House, ut 2 o'clock p. In.
Priddy School House, Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER 22d, at Z o'clock p. m.
Morgan's School House, Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 2Sd, at 9 o'clock p. m.
Boards School House, Thursday, Sep,
TENDER sd, at 7 o'clock p. m.
Pine Grove School House, Friday, Sep.
TENDER oath, at Z o'clock p. m.
Town Hall, Saturday, September 25th
at o'clock p. IN.
Days School House, on Five Mile, Sat.
urday, September 25th, att o'clock p. In.
Hoys. wM. R.GuNN and EDMUND
sEHoN, will address the people as fol
lows:
COOPER.
Graham Station, Thursday, September
18th, at 7 o'clock p. m.
Boards School House, Friday, Septem
Der 18th, at o'clock p. IN.
Rayburn's School House, Saturday, Sep.
TENDER 18th, at Z o'clock p. m.
Cullin's School House, Monday, Septem.
Der Goth, at o'clock pm.
Gill's School House, Tuesday, Septem.
Der 2lst. at o'clock p. in.
Letart, Wednesday, September I'D, at
o'clock p. m.
Morgan School House, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 23d, at 7 O'Clock p. m.
COLOGNE.
Yauger's School House, Friday, septem
Der oath, at o'clock p. M.
Kings School House, Saturday, Septem.
Der 25th, at o'clock p. m.
sep. 10.
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Commissioners Bale OF Valunble
Town Property In the Town OF

by virtue Of iecreetal order az tho
Id County Court OF Mason county. Wcss
Virginia, entered at the May term. lsSo
thereof in n certain chancery suit penlinc
in said court, wherein A. ]. RouSh, i a
Holland, Aaron Fry and James Zirckle ara
plaintiffs, and Henry Fry, Jacob Roush
+, Fenxel, c. Witzgall, Stephen Thomas
John Hope, Elizabeth Hope, wife 81 John
Hope and John McCulloch, il. are defend.
ants, the undersigned Speciai Commission.
for the purpose, will proceed
to sell, at public auction, at the front door
Iof.the Court House OF said Mason county
TO the highest bidder, on MOntlny.
October 18th, 1850, at l o'clock P. NJ.
Lot No.l69, inthe town OF Clifton, Mason
county, West Virginia, being fifty feet
front by one hundred and ten feet deep:
also Lot No. 20, being fifty feet front md
running back one hundred and ten feet,
adjoining Lot No. SO In said town. =
TERMS OF SALE ~
one-fourth Of the purchase money cash
in hand and the balance In equal install
ments upon q credit Of six, nine and twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security for deferred payments,
II. r. HOWARD,
JAMES b. MENAGER
Special Commissioners.
Simpson 4 Howard, Hoge 4 Menager, soils.
septl-4w.
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From the Kanawha Gazette.
To the People OF the Third Con.
gressiOnal District Of West Vir.
HALE HOUSE, CHARLESTON,

HALE HOUSE, CHARLESTON,
west Va, Sept. 4, 1880.
Having given Mr.. Henry S. Walk.
er ample opportunity to reply to the
charges l made against him in my
letter to the Mountatncer of recent
date, and having come to this city
with a view to discuss those matters
in his own stronghold, and having
given him notice that failure to
satisfy me of the purity of his in
tentions would oblige me to a vigor.
Gus prosecution Of my campaign
against him; ] feel that / am now at
liberty to take those charges as adj
mitted by him; and | here repeat and
amplify them.
To go into particulars: l charge
him and he tacitly admits.
LIST. That he secured the nomina.
tion Of e. B. Wheeler for the State
Senate from the Sixth Senatorial
District by the most infamous prac.
tices, and without notice to the peo.
pie Of my county Of Braxton, of the
time and place Of holding the Sena-
torial Convention; and that he did It
as the result of a bargain and sale
between himself and Wheeler, with
the sole object of securing a seat in
the Federal Senate, regardless Of the
wishes or interestsof the party whose
nominee for Congress he is, but whose
candidate he has ceased to be.
I'd. charge that he has been gull
ty, through his hired agents and per.
sonally, Of perpetrating like tricks
in nearly every county and district
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Awful.

No Republican will mutilate a sin
gle poster put up for Democratic
meetings, but if Republican posters
stay up twenty.four hours we think
they have done well.-Tribune.
But they will break down Han
cock flag poles, and put filth on the
flag ropes.
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Alive.

From every partofthe county comes
the most cheering news. Republic
cans are alive.-Tribuae.
We are glad to hear it. From Will
lard's letter, one would suppose they
were all dead.
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HANCOCK club.

There will be meeting of the
Hancock and English Club tonight,
at Rankin Wiley'soffice, for the pur-
pose of transacting important bust
ness before the club. Let there be a
large turn out. u.
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Talk about your rings. If you can
find more corrupt Ring than that
composed of Redmond, Hall, Shrews-
bury & Co., we would like to see it
pointed out, Let Redmond be elect,
ed Sheriff, and the people will soon
find the grinding power of corrupt
Ring, in earnest.
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Cheek.

If you want just and efficient road
laws, put Republicans in the Legis.
lature and they will make them
Tribune.
By making poor men work twelve
days in the year on county roads, as
they did when they were in power
in this State.
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Hayes turned Arthur out of the
New York customhouse as incompe.
tent under civil service reform rules.
Now he has been nominated for the
Vice-Presidency, aud, as if to make
the situation asfidiiulous as possible,
Garfield, his associate on the ticket,
blows another blast in favor of civil
service reform, in his letter ofaccept
anne.
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Nod Much.

The Democrats have given up
Maine n j and expect to lose Indiana
Tribune.
A thousand dollars was thrust into
the face of the Chairman of the Re-
publican Executive Committee, Of
this county, on Indiana, and he
squealed.
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State Of West Virginia, Mason County, ssi

State Of West Virginia, Mason County, IS;
A I Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
Ia County Court OF Mason County, in
said State, on the first Monday in the month
OF September, 1880.
Henry j. Fisher, VS.. Jabez Beard, Ad.
ministrator OF William Fleak, deceased,
Mrs. Fleak, widow Of William Fleak, de.
ceased, Lewis Fleak, Elizabeth Nelson and
Edward Nelson, her husband, Mary Ann
Nelson and James Nelson, her husband,
and Catherine Levissy, heirs at law Of VIM.
Fleak, deceased. In Ghancery.
The object OF the above entitled suit Is
to have an account OF all the debts OF tho
estate Of said William Flcak, deceased, ta-
ken, stated and reported by a Commission.
or, and their priorities. That the widow
have an assignment Of dover in the really
OF her deceased husband, the said William
Fleak, and after exhausting the personally
TO have so much OF the real estate sold as
will pay Off and satisfy the debts which may
be found by the Commissioner To be just
And 1t appearing by an affidavit filed with
the papers Of said suit, that Mary Ann Mel,
son and James Nelson, her husband, and
Catherine Levissay arc non.residents oftle
State OF West Virginia, it is ordered that
the said Mary Ann Nelson, James Nelson
and Catherine l.eyissy; do appear here az
Rules to be held in the Clerks office OF the
County Court OF Mason County, on tho
first Monday in October, 1880 and dowha1
is necessary to protect their interests IN
said suit Teste:
j. r. r. b. SMITH, Clerk.
lIcnryJ. Fisher, lr.,s tscpsas'
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Reynolds says he does not expect
any Greenbacker to vote for him,
and they would be fools if they did.
For as he says, every batting of his
heart is against them, and he has no
sympathy in common with them.
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We are glad to see that the Nation,
al Democratic Committee has at
length decided to urge upon the two
wings Of the Virginia Democracy the
necessity for speedy consolidation
oftheir electoral tickets.
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Very few people in this county,
will place credence in the letterof D.
II. Willard, published in the last
Tribune Monitor.
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70 the voters q Mason Comfy.

To the Voters OF Mason County.
Ny opponent, Jas. B. Menager,
through his friends, has been circu-
lating through the various portions
Of this county, that | belonged to the
whisky Ring in Point Pleasant,
and that did not do my duty in
prosecuting what was known as the
"Point Pleasant Beer Club" And l
desire to give the public the facts.
The town Council Of the town Of
Point Pleasant for the year 1879, re-
fused to grant license, and many Of
those in favor employed counsel to
draft a Constitution and Bylaws, for
Clubs, the object which was to fur
nish their members with liquors. l
was asked by attorneys (who drew
up said Constitution and Bylaws
my opinion, and / informed them
that / regarded it as an evasion of the
Revenue law, and if they sold, l
should deem it my duty to send wit
nesses before the Grand Jury to test
the matter. AT the April term of
1879, ! sent a large number of wit
resses before the Grand Jury for the
express purpose Of indicting the
persons selling under said organiza-
tons No indictments we're found.
AT the October term, being determ-
ined to stop said sales, ! sent 100 Wit
nesses before the Grand Jury, among
said witnesses j. B. Menager, who
was a member Of said Club; his name
being enrolled on the book of said
Club, as the thirty-ninth member, as
the following certificate will show:
PoIsr PLEASANT, W. Va, Sep. IL, 80
do hereby certify that James B.
Menager was membe. of the "Point
Pleasant Beer Club" and thathe was
the 39th person signing its Constitu-
ton and Bylaws.
HENRY KE1sEL,
Treas. late Point Pleasant Beer Club.
Also among said witnesses was John
E. Timms, who was not u member of
said Club. In proof Of said facts
stated, / call your attention to the
certificate of Chas. B. Waggener
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA &C.
MASON COUNTY, ~
!, Y. b. Waggener, Clerk of Cir
c e;rl . Gours = OF neson county, DO Ger,
10y san, Safora 9 sha su f
the October term, 1879, loo witnesses
for the purpose of indicting what was
known as the Point Pleasant Beer
CLUBS ana among the number SO
SEM Sc T; was .s,S James s. Menagef and John
: c;uan nnaor ~. hana ~. ~,
dau If santenhar $3.50 VINO I'm
Wy = GUS r W ,ooS.rn c,osl
~ a' = " A'eANA, o'o'n,
NO inducements were made All
have to say is, J. B. Menager failed
to state the facts TO the Jury, or the
;urv decided that said associations
80. 49,, :, ,,;a,,.;a,sa 81. A....,:.,,
"e'o no S'o,a0io"so VI ia" anu WIN
regard 70 inc charge that nave
ialied 70 prosecute men Tor selling
liquors I'm violation Of law ! have
this to say; ! have collected more
costs and lines from persons engaged
IN tue sale Of liquors during my term
OF Office, than were collected in six
years prior TO my administration, as
VIII appear BY the certificate OF the
Clerk OF the County Court:
SIAIEoF " ESI NlRGINlA So.
MAoos oooNl
sun, Prosecuting Attorney lor mason
county, mas sustained more lndict-
| ksNFl NRNF.
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NOTICE.

NV1IOEs
THO the Valley City Salt Company, L. 9.
i Harpold, Peter Harpold, C.S. Harpold,
]. U. Myers, IL. r. Howard, Rankin Wiley,
Jr., A. Vannoy, James NJ. Harold. Tie
Aetna Coal & Salt Company, Rankin Wi.
ley, Sr., and Christian Knarian.
TAKE NOTICE:
That on the 2Sth OF September, 1880, be.
tween the hours OF s o'clock A. NJ. and 6
o'clock P. NJ, at the residence Of John
Hope, in Waggener district, Mason county,
West Virginia, we will take the dispositions
OF John Hope and others, to be read AZ
evidence on our behalf in certain suit III
Chancery now pending in the Circuit Court
of said county, in which we are plaintiffs
and you are defendants. II from any cause
the taking Of said dispositions shall not DO
completed on said day, the same will DO
adjourned from day to day and time to
time, until the same shall be complcted.
Very Respectfully, "a
JOHN HOPE and
ELIZABETH HOPE
BY Counsel.
II. ]. Fisher, Jr., and Chas Il. Hoog, sols.
aug 26-4w.
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Redmond is out in an address to the
people, in which he almost admits
his defeat in October.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Es-

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B pai,k 81 81 liunsiis'on vs. IN !; o. hlhe, CT ~
p re,sf = noEe w, 1, D. klne , e. a., anu
David iarshDarger Va. lib Kline, ct al.
cnit Gnnrt ~ I,aha,I l,onn,y Vast v vtu Mn
~ Nv, - y 49, sVl''' ss' s"'
X Niftueoi . decree, rendered IN ti'e
~ ap9 ,ssn entitled cause, on the 81 d,Iy Of
April, iooV, the undersigned special Com
n mis- s, appointed inr me purpose ~
saiu aecree, snaii' on me ISL nay Oh
Aahsust, ieSV, ~ ~ o CLOCK noon o. tilat
Gay, at lhe iront aoor OF me Iourt HOUSE
OIL MASON county, olier inr sale, ~ public
auctlon, 70 the inquest bidder, inc follow
anu decree ~ saiu cause \, VIZ Inc unuiSil,
Gu one-siNth interest o. y - -, Slime, inail't
=, 70. ehe pf9peIty III ROM flesSant, " ~
Virginia, KNOWN US tle N House WHICH
VIII ne so'o smplecy 70 ne estate q ln!ett
u io,il rleaslht, gelns ,he siline i9t con
seyeu 70 yaepp q. NINE ~ ilehr ~ =. flsi,
", ny usea uatc,l peGeniper "a, 1921, ana
Gscorasu IN Gielk ollics q ssoh spnnt
H 10 S,u', ~ Ecu is'os ~ ~, paSe
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ts70 week. $l2 arilay at home easily
y 4 made, Costly outfit free. Address
TnuE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine. fdecl0ly
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Mr.. Rad, how does the, news from
.Meine vet on your gi4ssrd?
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Special Commissioner's sale or
Valuable Town Lots In the
Town Of Point Pleasant.

ME, the undersigned Special Commits.
Wv toner's appointed bya decree of tho
Circuit Court 81 Mason COUNTY, in the con.
solidated chancery suits Of LII. Martin.
Administrative, &c., VS.. Enos Smith, ct. al..
and Enos Smith VS.. Il. J. Martin, adfninis,
tratriS ct. al, at the April term, 1880, will
proceed to sell at public auction nj the
front door Of the Court House OF Mason
county, on the 4th Day OF October.
1850. the following real estate situate IN
the town OF Point Pleasant Lot No. Ii In
first tier; n fraction OF said lot will be sold
subject to dover OF L. J. Martin, which
contains.the Brick Store House, the resi-,
dence in fee, also one undivided haiof Lot
No, 10 in second tier containing frame
store house and small store house Oh said
lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth cash in hand and the residue
inthree equal payments, taking bond with
good security, payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day
OF sale, and retaining the title as n further
security. w. II. T0MLINS0N, n
JAS. %. NlENAGER,
septl-lw. Special Commissioners.
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Doc week IN your own town. Terms
QUUand S. outfit free. Address II.
HALLErT q Co., Portland, Maine.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-09-15

G. P. SIMPSON and others, will address
the people at the following places and
tines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

IL you want good digestion,
II you want good health,
IL YOU want good baking,
II you want . good stove,
II you want The cheapest stove,
II you want a good square meal,
Buy CHARTER OAK STOVE.