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HeRepeats Remark

twill you please repeat that remark,
Mr.. Mathison"
Turning so as to look your representa-.
tive squarely in the face, the head Of the
house Of Soren Mathison 4 Co., Pharma.
Cists, No. 1902 State street, Marble Block,
Chicago, replied: "Yes, sir, with pleas.
ure. Ny remark was thAt We consider
PARKER's GINGER TOSlc, now called
PAREER's ToSlc, the best article of its
kind in the market. Our sales for the
last six months tell the whole story aud
the question. The Tonic, like good
dinner, carries its own recommendation
with it. It's bound to sweep the West
like prairie on FIRE. In casesoi rl,eunl.
atism, dyspepsia and liver and kidney
troubles it scores successes and wins
friends every day."
HIScox & Co. beg to call public atten.
ton to the fact that hereafter PARGER's
GINGER ToSlc will be advertised and
sold simply under the name Of PAREEn's
Tone. We make this change for the
reason thatunprincipled dealeTs are con.
stantly decsiying their customers by
substituting inferior preparations under
the name Of gineri and rs ginger is real.
" an unimpOrtant part tlayoring ingre.
dicnt, We drop the misleading wonl.
There is no change in he preparation
itscj, and all bottles remaining in the
hands Of dealers, wrapped under the
name Of PAREER's GINGER Toxic con.
tain the genuine medicine II the fac.
simile signature Of Hlscox & Co. is at
the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
iuly4.lm.
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There H. a great demand ii Wild
lands in West Virginia, I'D ess
pecially tracts containing mineral.
Hardly a county newspaper reach
es Us but what contains an count
of purchases being made. CAPT.
alists or spectators geieraily
make safe investments whea buy
ing lands, and the majority lftbem
buy only when they are convinced
that returns will be shortly made.
All this goes 10 show that a gener.
al and sweeping development is
approaching for West Virginia.
When the tide fully setsin an
entire revolution may be expected.
-Geraio Enterprise.
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The Trade DoIIar.

There Is a war being made on
the trade dollar by the gambling
bankers Of New York City, and II
is not the growth Of "a month or a
year, but a sudden movement as II
by impulse; but more probably it
is another means Of tobbing the
poor. The spectators would rob
anybody, and even steal, that they
might fill their pockets, and We
have no doubt the present is a
movement TO depreciate this dollar
for speculative purposes, soon to be
followed by a demand upon Con-
gtess To appreciate il at its face
value. II is now taken only at
eighty.fye cents in the east, and
we believe in this part ofthe coun,
try also. 1t lie a crying shame that
the poor Of this country should be
made to suffer by the action Of the
Government and the greed Of spec
ulators. Congress legitimatized
the trade dollar, and the specula'
tors are reaping the benefits Of its
AMUSEMENT by the Government in
taking from the workingmen Is
per cent. Of that coin. The laborer
cannot save his dollar and must
spend it. The speculator cries it
down and depreciates it, buys ii
alta depreciation, and in six months
it will DO a legal tender by author.
ity Of Congress, and in that time
the speculator makes 80 per cent
on the money invested, which Of
course comes out Of the poor man
who cannot hold the money.
The revised statutes Of the Uni.
ted States says "the silver coins Of
the United States shall be a trade
dollar, q half dollar or fifty.cent
piece, o quarter dollar or twenty.
five cent piece, u dime or ten.cent
piece, and the weight Of the trade
dollar shall DO four hundred and
twenty grains, troy" and it further
declares that it "is counterfeiting
to make trade dollars" The Gov
eminent alone could make trade
dollars; but it will not redeem them
ut face value. II declares the trade
dollar not to be o dollar, and yet
Furnishes any man that makes
them. The action of the Govern.
ment is dishonorable. Itdiscounts
its own money Is per cent, and
issues o debased mintage Of less
value which it forces people totake
at its face value; and it is nonsense
for US to ask, that Government to
protect us against the warfare now
being made upon the trade dollar
by spectators, when it has been
doing the same thing for years.
The people should remember that
the trade dollar is the work Of q
Republican Congress; that a Re-
publican administration FIRST de.
preciated that currency; that q
Democratic effort to have the trade
dollar legalized failed in q Repub
lican House, and that the poor man
has now for the second time been
shaved Is cents on the dollar. Re,
member these things when you
come to vote and turn the scoun'
drels out"
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Commissioners Sale OF a Farm
In Arbuckle District, Mason

commissioners Sale OF q Farm
In Arbuckle District, Mason
County.
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Mason
ID County Circuit Court, rendered or
the Sth day Of May, 1883, in the Chan,
Gerry cause Of John H. Spencer, Admin
istratOr Of VIM. Spencer, deceased, vs.
G. w. Spencer, ct. ais, shall as Special
Commissioner Appointed for that pur'
pose, proceed to sell at public auction,
at the front door Of the Court House Of
Mason County, West Virginia on Sat-
urday, the 2lst day OF July, 1888
the real estate Of which Vim. Spencer
died seized and possessed, the same be
ing two several tractsof land containing
1871 acres more or less, situated on the
waters Of Kanawha Little Sixteen Mile
Creek, in Arbuckle District, about q
miles from the Kanawha River. The
land is improved and in good condition
for farming.
TERMS or SALE:-Cash as to one.third
otthepurChase money, and upon credit
Of six and twelve months, in equal in
stallments for the balance thereof, TIT
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest
with approved security for said balance
and the title will be retained as a further
security. H. X. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
thereby certify that Fl. X. Howard
Special Commissioner, has given bond
with approved security in the above
cause as required by law.
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk,
Mason County Circuit Court.
june 2O.4w.
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Trustee's sale OF Real Estate.


DY virtue Of d deed Of trust dated the
Id 10th day Of January, 1878, executed
BY j. i. Wilkinson and Ida E. Wilkin.
son, to the undersigned, g. 7. Simpson,
trustee. 70 secufeto a. +. McC6wn tile
paymenl 0i i certain prot1issofy note
therein mentioned, and which deed Of
trust Is duly recorded in the County
Court Clerks office, OF Mason county,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No.
8, pages 425, &C., and default having
been made In the payment Of said note,
after the same became due, and being
required by the creditor secured 10 to
do, l shall, on Saturday, the 1Ith
day of august, 1888, at the front
door Of the Court House Of Mason coun-
ty, w. Va, sell at public auction tile
real estate conveyed by said deed Of
trust, which Is an undivided interest in
$50 acres, 3 rods and IL poles Of land,
situated on the Ohio river bottoms, in
Graham district, Mason county, W. Va.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-thtrd Of the
purchase money cash in hand, one.third
thereof, with interest, in one year, and
the residue thereof, with interest, in two
years from the day Of sale, the pnrchas.
er giving his notes with good security
for the deferred payments, and the trus.
tee retaining the legal title as further Sc.
curity. q. z. SIMPSON,
iulyllw4 Trustee.
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Vest J,iralMia.

Vest JirgiHid:
A TRules held in the Clerks office Of
n the Circuit Court Of MasOn County
on Monday, July ID, 1888.
i. +, Morris, vs. A. HOyt, I'll. lIOyt.
Annie Etlmiston, formerly Brown and
- Elnliston, her husband, James
Brown, Jsnnette Brown, William Brown
and Samuel Brown, surviving heirs az
law Of Harriet 4. Morris, formerly
Brown and Robert V. Brown, who wCre
heirs at law Of Hugh Brown, deceased
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is toreform two
deeds made by w. II. TOmlinson, Specinl
Commissioner, one to said Harriet l..
Morris, formerly Brown and the other
to said Robert V. Brown, bearing date ~
the 18th day of December, 1854, and tlu
" recorded in the Clerks office OF the
County Court OF Mason County, IVES
Virginia, in Deed Book No Is, pages
S43 &C., so as to embrace twelve acres
and o fraction Of land in each tract con.
veyed by said deeds assigned to the wild.
Ow Of said Hugh Brown, deceased,
which was left out Of each Of said deeds
by mistake, and all of which is fully
described BY Plaintiffs Bill.
This day came the Complainant, BY
Counsel, and ON his motion, and it up.
pearing from an affidavit fled among tho
papers Of this cause, TINT alloftlcahovr
named Defendants are non-reSidents Of
the State Of West Virginia, II is ordered
that they do appear hure within month
after the date nj the first publication
and do what isnecesarytO protect their
interests in this cause.
TiSTE;
ClIAS. B. WAGGENER. Clerk.
Menagur i llogg, Soils. Uuly4-4w
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A Valuable Dwelling House In
Point Pleasant for Sale.

OFFER for sale at a bargain, my late
| residence, on the East side Of Wand
Street, just above Sth street, in the town
Of Point Pleasant. The lot Is 81 feet
front by lS9 feet deep, and contains a
little more than One.sixth OF an acre.
The house is a two.stOry frame, and con.
Iains four rooms and two halls, with an
l. containing four rooms, ali in good re.
pair; there Is a gOodccllar, l2xlS feet
under the kitchen, and also good sta.
bic and buggy.house, with other npces.
ChReB.
sep20-ti. W. II, TOMLINsON.
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months as to the residue ot the pnr.
chase money, the purchaser giving lIond
with approved security for aid te,iipS
and the title will bereiaincd a a iuitSs,
security. II. +. HOWARD.
Special Commissioner.
Thereby certify that H. r. Howard
Special Commissioner, has given bond
with approved security in the al,ovs
cause, as required by law.
CllAS. b. WAG6ENER,
Clerk Mason County Circuit Court
june20W4
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Creditors Notice.

ITO the Creditors Of George Mcdaniel,
! deceased: In pursuance Of decree
OF the Circuit Court OF the County Of
Mason, made in n cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate OF the sail
George Q. Mcdaniel, deceased, to tho
payment OF his debts, you are required
to present yOur claims against the estate
OF the said George c. Mcdaniel, decca,.
cd, for adjudication to to John Il. Trims,
Commissioner, at his Office in the said
county, on or before the 18th day Of
June, 1883.
Witness: Cllas, B. Waggener, Clerk OF
said Court, this 18th day Of May, lSSi.
CHAS, b, wAGGENER, Clerk,
June 5-GW..
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five are to judge from what we
read in our Ohio exchanges Judge
Hoadly, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, will have an easy
walk over this fall. With Ohio
Democratic in October next, Demo.
Gratis can safey count on securing
the next President Of the United
States.
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WHITE LEAD.

I HAVE now on hand a large stock oil
l PURE WHITE LEAD Of the very
best Brands; also all kinds OF mixed
paints, guaranteed 10 be the best in the
market. Also Linseed and LubricatlnV
Oils. Call and got tho benefit OF our
low prices on all goods.
WV. II. SOMERvILLE,
General Hardware Dealer.
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down 70 him Tor advice regarding
the times and places Of holding
the Teachers Institutes.
The sum and substance Of "G'sp
paragraph respecting violations is
simply a pitiful whine against the
action Of the Board Of Examiners
in holding an examination on the
S6th Of last June. II he thinks
the certificates granted by the
Board at that time are not genuine
let him test the matter. As to
"breaking down and destroying the
benefits Of the Institutes" by hold.
ing examinations prior TO holding
Institutes, permit me to say that
1 am Of opinion that it is a rather
difficult matter to destroy some.
thing that never had an existence.
He charges the Boards Of Educa.
ton Of our County with issuing
orders on the Sheriff, without hav.
ing received from the teachers,
monthly reports, and certificates
from the trustees to the effect that
the months have been taught as
reported. He further charges them
with violating the law, to the ex.
tent Of issuing orders "before any
partofthe month has been taught
II such be the case IL is q stlagrant
violation" indeed; but as to the
truth Of the statement | have seri.
Gus doubts, aud am satisfied no
such thing ever came TO pass in
this part Of the County.
"our school system is not so bad
as it is represented" says he. Now,
il he fails to recognize the defects
Of our present system Of school
laws, l would very earnestly ad.
wise him to lay aside that mighty
pen of his till he becomes more "a.
miliar with the workings of the
system. The prosperity and well
being Of any institution depends,
for the most part, upon the rules
and regulations by which it is
governed. Then, since our system
of school laws sis the most dis.
graceful thing ever presented to q
civilized people," how can any
man of good common sense expect
to see our schools in Furnishing
condition? Is not the very life Of
the school jeopardized every two
years, by submitting the question
Of "School; or No School" to the
sufrages Of the peopleH Does not
the law require a great deal at the
hands Of school officers for which
they never receive a cent of com.
pensation2 Are We not forbidden
to introduce into our common
schools any text book on the sub
ject Of mathematics, higher than
Rays third book ofarithmetic; and
limited in other branches Of study
in the same manner?
What other State places such re.
strictions on her people2 Still Mr.
vi says our school system Is not
SO bad as it is represented" If the
author Of this sentence be the faith.
er Of those ponderouS "debL state.
ments" published in tho Gazette,
the Republican party may rest as.
surcd that within its fold it shelf
ers a traiIor-One who antagonizes
its principles on the sly. The
principle Of the party constitute
its soul and in carrying out these
principles lies its only salvation.
Therefore, if Mr., &C." proposes to
make himself dictator to the peo.
pie of Mason county and still hold
to the Republican party, We would
advise him to keep his "jib" out Of
school matters, or change his policy
a little.
The people are disguised with
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For Sale.

WE have for sale at the Ohio Central
w Bridge, Point Pleasant, w. Va,
4decked Barges, 2OxSO f., almost new.
] decked Barge, 25xl25 It.
] decked Barge, 1Sx5Oft
] decked Barge, large size; viii make
very fine wharf boat.
3 large Portable Saw Mill Engines; one
OF them IL new, and the others are in
good order.
We have also on hand a large quaint.
ty Of construction material, such as Der.
ricks, Quarrying Tools, &C., &c.
iulyll4tl US. EASEMENT 4 co.
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TESTIMONIAL:
LErARr, Ono, June %. 1880

C. AULTMAN& CO., Canton, o:
| purchased Of your Agent, Geo. p.
Stout, this season, one Of your Buckeye
Platform or Low Down Binders, which
was started to-day. Must say that | was
agreeNbly surprised in the working,
which was tlrst.class, eQualling any Ele.
vator Binder that have ever seen work.
i is bound to superceed all Elevator
Binders.
Respectfully, W.. L, JOHNSON.
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Commissioners Sale OF a Val.
liable business House and
Lot In Point plna9nn1.

pY virtue Of q decree Of the Mason
u County Circuit Court, rendered or
the Sth day Of May, 1888, in the chan,
Gerry cause Of +. ]. Mossnan, adminis.
traitor OF the estate Of George ". White
deceased, against O. @. Miller ct. ais.
shall, us special commissioner appointed
Tor that purpose, proceed to sell at pub,
lic auction, at the front door Of the ConrI
House OF Mason county, West Vin,inia
on Saturday, the 2lst day Ol
July, 1883, the real estate Of whicl
George W. White died seized and Mos
sesscd, the same being q fraction ofIol
No. II, Cd tier Of the town Of poinI
Pleasant. This property Is situated or
Main street, in the heart OF the busines,
part OF town, and has o two.story iralnC
business house on It.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash M 10 m,
costs Of suit and sale-and which viii h,
made known on day Of sale-and SSSg a
with interest thereon from the ist ,Ia,
Of May, lSSi, and upon credit Of ST,
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Vest Tir0inia:

West PtrDthtG:
A T Rules held in the Clerks office Of
"A the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
West Virginia, on Monday the ID day Of
July, 1883.
Patrick Dover, Theresa Dover, Ann
Eliza Church and George Church, W..
Angelina Seedsand J. NJ. Seeds, her hns-
band, AlonzO Weaver, John Weaver,
Harriet Deviney, Samuel Deviney, Geo.
Weaver, Chas. Chapman, Elizabeth
Stone, j. S. Stone, Cassie Sayre, Charles
Weaver, Jos. Mckinley, Jacob Brinker,
]. b. Weaver, Vim. NJ. Weaver, Isabelle
Smith, Jack Brinker, Caroline Long, Bet.
sey Roberts, Sarah CASTOR, Henry Wea.
yer, Fannie ingalls,, G. B. Raybum, Cas-.
sic Rayhurn, Adeline Bram6le, Alexan-
der Blaine, Margaret johnson, Fannie
Stats, james Blaine, V. Bell, John Pill.
Chard, George Chapman, Elizabeth Rob
Grts, Jacob Weaver, Angelina Bramble,
Sallie Mckinley, Fannie Saireed, nee
Mckinley, Adley Mckinley, John Nc.
Hinley, Jane Williamson, Mary A. Pilch.
ard and John Safreed, all OF whom are
heirs at law Of John ]. Weaver, deCeas.
ed, except Angelina Seeds and James NJ
Seeds, her husband. and also the un.
known heirs Of John ]. Weaver, dpceas.
ed. In Chanrery.
The object oithe above entitled cause
is up, declare and establish as the last
viii and Testament Of John ]. Weaver,
deceased, paper writing executed by
him on tie = day d, A. d. 1868,
and to have the same admitted to pro.
butte, and which since its execution has
been destroyed. And il appearing by
affidavit fled That the Defendants james
N. Seeds, Alonzo Weaver, John Weaver,
Harriet Devinney, Samuel Devinney,
George Weaver, Charles Weaver, Chas,
Chapman, j. B. Weaver, William NJ.
Weaver, Cassie Sayre, Isabelle Smith,
Jack Brinker, Belsey Roberts, Sarah
Castor, Fannie ingalls,, Adelne Bran.
bic, Margaret johnson, Fannie Stats, V
Bell, John PilChard, George Chapman,
Elizabeth Roberts, Jacob Weaver, Ange.
lima Bramble, Mary A. Pilchard and
Jane Williamson are not residents OF this
State, and that there are heirs OF John
j. Weaver, deceased, whore names are
unknown to the Complainants, on mo.
ton Of Complainants, il is ordered that
the above named Defendants who are
residents Of this State and tile unknown
heirs OF John j. Weaver, deceased, do
appear here within month after the date
Of the tirst publication hereof to answer
the original and amended Bills filed in
this canse and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests in this suit.
TESTE.
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The Supreme Court of Illinois
has decided that q contract made
on Sunday is just as binding as If
entered into on any other day.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOtlCETO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
The Defendants named in tbs oho,o
entitled cause and each NJ the,% "U Mi
please take notice that nm tho ~ TaS ~,
Of August 1854 between ibs bo mr. ~ w Z
O'clock a m and a o,cioct n m at ,bo
law office Of G. " NcCammon IN ;hS o
town If Valley Falls in IN" Corn,v ~
Jefferson, State Of Kansas wa viii iakc
the dispositions of Rishard Spence and
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NOTICE To TAKEDEposIrIoNs.

NOTICE TO TAkEDEPOSITIONS.
The Defendants in the above namvI
CAUSE will please takenotice, that on the
18th day Of August 1883, at the law office
Of Menager { lIOgg, In the town Of
Point Pleasant, Mason Comfy, West
Virginia, between the honBof s o'rlUrk
q. NJ. and 0 o'clock p. III. Of that day /
shall proceed To take the dispositions Of
Thomas Fowler and others, to be read ~
evidence in my behalf in the above en-.
titled suit. II from any cause the tax.
ing Of such dpPositiOns shall not 10
commenced or completed on the day
aforesaid, the same will be continued
from day to day or from time 10 time,
at the same place and between the same
hours until the same is completed
B. +. MORRIS,
july4-iW. by Counsel.
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We would like 10 ask the Wheel.
ing Evening Journal, if there had
been no increase in valuations in
the State for the past ten years,
could the State be called prosper.
ous2
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The editor Of the Wayne Adro.
eaet seems to have Swallowed a
saw.mill" and "Choked on gnat."
His "ProteSt" is certainly a very
silly production, and shows him
up to the worla as an ass.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Town Property.

DY virtue oiadeed Of trust executed
Id to the undersigned as Trustee, on
the 10Th day Of September, 1873, By
Henry Capehart, and recorded in tho
Clerks office OF the County Court Of Ma.
son County, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. 9, page 1856, TO secure thB
payment Of one note Tor the sum Of
Three Hundred and Fifty ltS50l llollars
with interest thereon from date, paya.
BILE In two years from the 18th day II
September, 1871, 10 John NJ. Seigrist,
signed by said Henry Capehart, and lie.
fault having been made inthe payment
Of said note and rs interest, and the hol.
der Of said note requiring him to do 80,
the undersignedwill offer for sale at tho
front door Of the Court House, oil said
County, on the iilh day OF July, 1879,
by way Of public auction, the following
described real estate, situate in the town
.ot New Haven, In said County, lots Nos.
~, Band !, insblock,J rs shown on tic
platel said town, and also one lot on
Pike Street, numbered 9, said lots being
50xlOO fopt in aiEo.
TERMS or sA N
rneabote sale viii be made subiaet
to the dover night Of the widow Of said
Henry 6apehart.
J.w. MILLER, Trustee,
june 1S-4w.
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Gen. Grant is after satoris, his
sOn.in.law, and is investigating
personally the recent scandal
about sutoris and a Mrs. Bush.
The old General says satoris' story
is "too thino for him to swallow.
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1t occurs To the Washington Post
that the lack Of alacrity of the
organs Of the grand old party in
responding to the cry, "Turn the
rascals out" indicates their desire
to keep the rascals in. 1t looks
that way.
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Take Notice,

MFRS. COLE Is selling OF der fine and
Il chOice stock Of flowers, at prices
that Twill astonish the natives. Fine
blooming plants from &c. to 25c., accord.
ing TO size and variety. Call soon II you
want bargain, tjulyll-2w.
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There will be 4O1 votes in the
next electoral college, 2O1 being
necessary for u choice.
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no PRlNTERs.-FoR SALr-A com.
i plete Newspaper aud Job once, Type
and material In good condition.
Address b. s. VANAlATRE
june 20 TIL Point Pleasahl W. Va.