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Convinced.

We suppose the editors of the State
Journal stand convinced that the
Democratic party in West Virginia
must go,0 We are led to infer this,
ut any rate. from the editorial in its
las. issue, under the head of "The
Political Situation in West Virgin
ia" We do not wish to Danish the
self satisfied smile of the Journal edi.
tors as they contemplate the beau
lies of the said editorial, but we mere.
ly wish TO whisper gently for their
especial benefit, that when the vote
Is counted after the next election and
written ont, their stupid visions will
be astoundca at the wonderful vital.
ity Of "Bourboni,m" Gus they term it,
by the increased Democratic MAORI.
ty "And don't you forgst it,
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Valuable Homestead for Sale.

I VEsIRoFs Of removing to large city, I
~ intend to dispose by public sale on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on Satur-
day, the 9Th day OF April next, OF my real
estate situate III the town OF Mason, W..
Va, which consists OF large, improved
lot, SO feet by two hundred feet, with
substantial and commodous two.story
dwelling house Of eight rooms and good
cellar, summer kitchen, two cistcrns, stable
and other out-houses, and choicest large
and small fruit. Terms of sale cash.
DIR. Fl. STlEREN.
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NTArE on WEST VIRGINIA.

. Mason County, SIS:
At Rules htldiM the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Mason county, on the
first Monday in the month Of April, 1882.
/. +. Poston vs., s.. G. Search and Ira
Search, Lewis S. Search, Ira Search Mahlon
Search, Chilien Search, and TabithaD brcas
Search. In ChOncery.
The object OF the above suit, is to Sc
aside as fraudulent, the deed mn,le w Ira
Search and wife, to the defendants; Lewis
$. Search, lra T., Nhhlon' and ClIiieh
SearclHto 100 acres OF land in. MASON coun-
IS, and subject the same to sale, to satisfy
two. prpmissory notes, epch for $4,000,
made aud delivered by the defendants S.
c, Search ard1rseafcI', bearing date Feb.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

In OURFAM1LY OF Ten, for over
two years Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured headache, malaria, and in fact
all other complaints SO satisfactorily
thatewe are in excellent health and
no expense for doctors or other med
'icines.-Chronicie.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Nine thousand immigrants in
twelve hours is Tuesdays record Of
arrivals al Castle CARIBBEAN aver
age of 75Gan hour--which, if kept
up for the year round, would add g.
$4,000 to our population.
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Party Unity.

Inc coming OcLouer elecllon VIII
be an interesting and very import.
ant one to the Democracy Of this
State.
Besides clccting Representatives to
Congress, there is to be elected su
premc Judge to FL; the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation of Judge
Moore, and the recent death Of his
successor, Judge Patton; also a. full
House of Delegates, and fourteen
State Senators are to be elected.
Upon the next Legislature will de-
yolve the grave duty Of electing a
United States Senator to succeed the
Hon. Henry G. Davis, whose term Of
office expires March 4th, 1883.
From this it will be seen that par.
" unity is necessary to success.
The Republicans are now trying to
organize all the opposition in the
State, against the Democratic party,
in the coming election. In other
words, they are trying to Mahonize
the State.
In the Greenback party there are
many Democrats, who at heart, have
no sympathy in common with the
Republican party or its principles.
AT the late election we warned
them against this unholy alliance
and told them that they were being
used for the purpose Of defeating the
Democratic party, and that they
would sooner or later find themselves
delivered to the Republican party by
their leaders-a party whose princi.
pies they despised and denounced.
They laughed at US and said we were
silly, and that we were writing silly
stuff.
After the election, however many
Of the leaders Of the Greenback party
developed into "elbow greasers" of
the Republican party; while few
others who were politically ambi-
tious, were found praising the Re.
publican party and denouncing the
Democracy. Their object was to
court favor with the Republicans,
and perhaps, one, at least, thought
by this means TO get the vote Of the
Republican party to aid in sending
him to Congress from this, the new
Fourth District.
1t is time now that we were organi.
zing the Democratic party in the
Fourth District. We ought to be
able to do SO without the loss of q
single member of the party, for we
are in an entirely new district, in
which there are no chickering's, dis
appointments or debts to pay, for
supposed treachery in former con-
ventions.
Soon we will come together to
nominate a candidate for Congress-
There are quite number of candi.
dates from the counties comprising
the district; but there is no quarrel
or petty jealousies among these aspi.
rants, as far as we have been able Il
ascertain. On the other hand, each
one of them promise their hearty
support to oar first nominee, whoev.
er he may be, or from whatever
county he may come.
This being the situation and the
feeling of all the candidates, with d
thorough and complete organization,
we can confidently rely upon carry.
ing the district by from $500 to
$500 majority, over any "Mahone'
arrangement that may be organized
Whether we shall be victorious in
the coming election depends entirely
upon the Democracy of the Fourth
District. As they will it, so will it
be.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the stockhold.
/ ers OF the Hartford City Coal and Salt
Company will be held at the Company's
Office, in Hartford City, West Virginia, on
Thursday, the 18th day OF May, 1852, at
10 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose of choos-
ing a Board OF Directors for the ensuint
year, and TO do all other business thai
may lawfully come before said meeting:
BY order Of the Board Of Directors:
&. w. MOREDOCk, Pres't:
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Wellsburg is Z very quiet, conser-
vative town, but u number Of its en-.
terprising citizens think it has
natural gas enough slowed away in
the neighborhood TO light the town,
and they have trganized a company
to bore for it.-Er.
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The news of, the loss ofthe ST Gamer
Rodgers; which went to the rescue Of
the Jeanette, and the probable peril
of the crew, is likely to discourage
explorers who are anxious to find the
north pale. - -
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Nine hundred houses, valued at
ten million dollars, have been bull,
in New York City since January l.
a record Of improvement in this di.
rection hitherto unprecedented.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Maj. A, F. McCown, arrived in our
town Monday evening, and taken
his place in the store Of McCown,
Spencer & Co. We welcome him.
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ATTENTION FIDUCIARIEs.

HAVING been appointed by the County
IL Court of Mason county, West Virginia,
on the 9Th day OF January, 1881, their sols
Commissfoner to settle with Fiduciaries,
all Administrators, Executors, Curators
and Guardians, will govern themselves
accordingly, as lam the only legally consti.
tuted authority before whom they can
make their settlements.
JN0. L. TIAfA1s,
Com't Fidutiaries Of Mason Co. Court.
jan.l2-tf.
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Mrs. Kate McCulloch has moved to
town, and will make her home with
her father Dr. A. R. Barbee.

q There is sonne talk Of starting a
Furniture room in this town ON a
grand scale. A thing badly needed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Thc Malone plan for rcdistricting
Tlrginia, by which the Readjussers
wore to get eight out of ten Congress.
men, to which that State is entitled,
was defeated in the Senate few days
ago. This is u severe defeat to them
and the Republicans, as they cannot
now hope to get over two members.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

The Radical is in favor of Chinese
importation, that the heathens may
como in competition with our work
lngmen' The Radicals the organ of
The Rcpnblicanparty Of this county.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Drs. Batbee, Campbell and Hoy,
have bcenappointed by the Mayor as
a Board of Health for the town.
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Judge 4. G. Snyder.

Gov. Jacksun has appointed Capt.
A. e. Snyder, Of Lewisburg, to the
position If Judge of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia,
to fill the vacancy in that body oc.
casioned by the death Of the late Ia
mented Judge james F. Patton. In
comforting this honor upon our fell
low-townsnan, the Governor has per-
formed a graceful and an eminenily
proper act The appointment could
not have been conferred upon one
tnote deserving or better qualified for
the duties 81 tile postum. Capt.
Syhdet \. d learned and pfJfUund
lawyer. We do NIT believe that He
has his superior id The State as u
well-redd and thoroughly posted law
yer. Added n these qualities he il d
perfect gentleman, laborious in his
habits, and cannot fail to Gil the po-
sition with honor did Credit to him.
self and TO the satisfaction OF the PEG.
pie. We congratulate the Governor,
the bar, and the people Of West yir-
ginia upon the wisdom Of the .ap.
pointment.-G reenbrier Indepenasdt.
Our State exchanges are filed with
the damages of the last freeze.
Brooke county reports cherries and
peaches pretty well killed, but ap.
pies not materially damaged. Ma.
son county reports only the earliest
fruits as killed.. berkeley county re.
ports a difference Of opinion as ia
whether peaches and cherries were
badly injured, Peasants county re-
ports the damage as not so bad as an.
ticipatedand wheat but littleinjured.
Braxtoh county reports only garden
truck and wheat as injured. Fruits
were not far enough advanced. Gil.
mer county repofts wheat badly in.
juredj cherries and apples damaged;
and peaches probably killed. Har
rison County about the shitie. Taylor
county the same. Marion county re.
ports fruit as nearly all killed, but
wheat only partly In Lewis county
the fruits are partly killed and the
advanced wheat touched In Bar.
bour county the wheat Jared badly
and also all fruits.-&ate Journal.
--
tits unquestiohably the most un.
fair-not to say infamous-gerry.
mander thatever was made in Ohio
Political depravity could not go farth.
er. The districts DIRE of the comet
or shoestring'", variety, awkard and
elongated. Through some Of them
nothing broader than u narrow guage
railroad could be run with safety
The people will veto the work o.
Foster and his Legislature.-Ports
mouth Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Bro. P. W. Morris, Of the Richie
Gazette, is just now having a big
"boom" as the Republican candidate
for Congress, for this District. Mr..
Morris is truly good man, and one
Of the best editors in the State.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ENTATE.

PURSUANT to the terms and conditions
Uf decretal order Of the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia,
entered on the 18th day OF May, 1881, in
the Ohancery cause OF Robert Luton, Tx
ecutor OF Samuel Greer, deceased, VS. Nam
cy Greer, ct. all, the undersigned will oiIcr
for sale, OF public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Mason County, West yirglniR,
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Monday The LIST day Of May. 1857.

that being the fint day of Circuit Court, }
all the real estate OF the said Samuel
Greer, deceased, situate in Cooper District,
in said county and State, containing about
800 acres, for the description and bound
aries OF which reference Is hereby given to
the records Of said county,
TERMS or SALE-0ne-thin OF the pur-
chase money cash in hand ON the day OF
sale, the residue on u credit OF one and two
years the purchaser TO execute bonds
with good security fol the deferred INSTALL
ihents; said bonds to bear interest from the
day Of sale until psid and the legal title to
be retSinedi as ftifthef security, until the
purtiiase nidhBy be dll paid.
The above land is well improved, under
a high state OF cultivation and with fine
timber, and will be sold subject TO the low
et right Of Nancy Greer, Widow relict OF
Slid Samuel Greer, deceased.
HENRY j. FISHER, tR.;
apl 81. = Special Commissioner
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The Wheeling Iatelligsncer says
there is a community of interests"
between the Greenbackers and the
Republicans, and argues that the
Greenbackers ought therefore ally
themselves with the Republican par,
ty, and help crush out the Democrat
ic party in the State.
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Senator Davis, of West Virginia,
Gen, Tom Ewing and several other
gentlemen have formed a syndicate
for the purchase of the Washington
& Ohio road, which is soon to be sold,
young Hoyt and his associates fail.
ing .c come 70 time with their $780,
600 depos.t.
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DR.. Blrbee was appointed as one
Of tie COMM tec.men at the late
Penusboro' contetcncs of Republicans
and Grcenbacke,s, to make oycrtures
to the Republicans with Il view to
turning 'he Greenback party over to
them "body and brceches." II lie can
deliver The goods he is to be the iu-
sion candidate for Congress in this
District.
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Mr.. Wilson's bill, amending the
law in reference to elections in West
Virginia, passed the House, Friday
morning, under suspension Of the
rules. This bill allows the election
Of Representatives in that State to
take place in October, when the reg.
ular State elections are held, instead
of in November, as at present.
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