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four weeks, and that. four of the largest
manufactures had not yet resumed work
and would not for some weeks to come
Those who have resumed are using but one
half their usual consumption OF rubber. 1t
was stated that the manufacturers of other
rubber goods still continue at Il reduction of
q Dar cent
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LouIsvtnuD, Ky, J~,., 1y.-e eo,,vvi vs ts.e.-
macy for the education of women only has
been organized here under the auspices of
the Polytechnic Society of Kentucky. The
board of directors is composed OF gentlemen
of high standing. Several female pharma-
cists employed here have given satisfaction.
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Heavy Verdict for In.iuries.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IA jury in the Com
mon Pleas Court to-day awarded Rev. PIny
B. Morgan $1,000 damages in suit against
the College Hill Railroad. DIR. Morgan was
thrown from passenger Car by loaded
stone car running wild down steep grade
and striking the passenger car His left
arm was broken and his ankle so injured as
to permanently disable him.
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Failure of the Cancellation Policy in Alsace
and Lorraine.

LONDON, Jan. IA Berlin dispatch says
it is thought possible that Field Marshal Won
Nanteuffel will be recalled from the govern
orship of Asace- Lorraine. His recent speech
at banquet in Strasbours is considered to
show the failure of the policy of Cancellation
In Alsace- Lorraine.
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WIFI. m,rder in California.

ST. HELENA, CAL, Jan. III. O'Rourke
shot four times and, fatally wounded his
wife, this morning. Her recovery is impos-
sible. The cause was the fear that the wife
would expose his former intimacy with a
woman by whom he had four children.
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SCUTARI, Jan. I'm Levee the French
consul, was insulted and struck in a public
street by Mohammedan. Leyee has de-
manded satisfaction for the outrage.
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Deadlock in Colorado.

DENVER, Jan. 1.-THE Republican caucns
tonight to nominate a United States senator,
again adjourned, after the tenth ballot, with
out making choice. Following is the last
ballot Ptkn. r. Tabor TO- Hammill, IL;
Bowen, 4; Judge Hattee, /.
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No Choice in Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan.17 The following is the
vote taken to-day for United States senator:
Saunders, IA; Willard, 10; Conner, 10; Thayer.
II; Morton, is; aud sixty-eight scattered
among twenty-four candidates. Adjourned
to p. M. tomorrow.
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rooisvilie.s swlndliny onfcia,s.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 17.--Cope J. Snapp clerk
OF Back Tax Collector Ferguson, now in Jail,
was arrested TODAY charged with com plicity
in the City Hall frauds. The warrant was
sworn out by Mayor Jacobs. An effort to
secure bail will be made tomorrow
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The ship Undine has arrived at Colombo,
Ceyion. Eight OF the crew we're drowned on
she voyage.
Lady Florence Dixie has declined to accept
u testimonial in acknowledgment of her ser
vice in relieving distress in Ireland
George Darwin, son of the late Charles r.
Darwin, the evolutionist, has been elected
professor of astronomy aud experimental
philosophy in Cambridge University.
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Meeting of Rubber Manufacturers

New York, Jan. 1.-THE rubber manu-
facturers met again to-day. Representatives
of twenty-nine of the largest manufacturing
companies present. Rubber, boot and shoe
manufacturers reported that they had
closed their places entirely for from one to
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wife and daughter, and Rev. Stephen Glad =
stone, his son, started for Cannes to-day,
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A victory for the False Propbet.

CAIRO, Jan. ia fight occurred between
body of 500 Egyptian troops and a force of
the False Prophet. Two hundred and forty
of the former were killed and the remainder
taken prisoners
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Steamship News.

New YORK, Jan 17.-Arrived: Furnessia,
from Glasgow.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Arrived: Oder, State of
Indiana. Mas, and Arizona. from New York;
Illinois, from Boston; Montana and Well
burg, from Galveston; Wandrahm, from Bal
timore.
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unanimously for reelection to the United
States Senate This indicates his election on
MIR. Ferry Still on the Anxious Seat.

''IrII OH r11O 'odt'
DETROIT, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature met IN
joint convention to-day and proceeded to
ballot for senator. Mr. Ferry received 50
votes; Stout so; scattering 81 on twelve diff
ferent candidates One Democrat was absent
The convention then adjourned till to-
morrow,
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nIc. Plumb Rono,ninatefl.

KANsAs CITY, Jan. 1.-THE Journals To-
peka special says "In the Republican eau
Gus tonight, Mr.. Plumb was nominated
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


GALWAY, Jan. 17.-Ihomas Higgins and
Michael Flynn were hanged this forenoon
for completely in the murder OF the Hnddys
Public Executoner Marwood OBLIGATED.
They both walked firmly to the scaffold and
died without a struggle. Neither made a
statement. but during their confinement
they expressed penitence. But small inter
est was taken in the execution, and few per-
sons We're present.
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WASHINGTON.
LConcluded from FIRST Page

introduced in the House was through the
services of special agent, and not by the
railway commissioner He says its scope is so
broad that it will require large force of
clerks and double the time allotted by the
bill TO furnish the facts desired
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fouses Destroyed by Earthnnak,

MADRID, Jan. 17.-There were twenty-five
shocks of earthquake in Murcia yesterday,
and several houses were destroyed.
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aIr. Ransom Re-Eleo.ed.

RALEIGH, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature. in
joint session. completed the election of Mr.
Ransom as United States senator.
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Mr.. J. W. PEYToN. artist, SO New Jersey street
Indianapolis was cured Ot bIIiousness and head
ache by Browns Iron BitIers.
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WHEmwrIGHT & BLACKSMITH
| respectfully announce to the
public That ! keep Gil hand all the
different materials appcrtainine
10 sowing machines, Ct AL kinds
ard more especially 70 the Singer;
aud also the genuine machine OIL.
[ also. have baggics aad hacks
for sale, and MAKE aud repair the
same at prices to suit tic tines,
septT7S.
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:s@S~iya Of Nine Booths EesinS
October .. 1852.
F'oiicc.

NOTICE is hcrhy given .hat thl
Tax.aoll for TIC year 1&62, has
been deposited in, my Office, end
thai tIc taxes assessed iDsaid yea
are set forth III the taE rolls ot
Glo in my Office, end il the mort.
gaea Office OF said parish ; .Ha'
they arc now due, and that they
viii Income delinquent on The 3lyt
day Of December l5&2, ard wi!l
dtaw eight pGr cont per annum n
tcrest fron that GATE until sold il,
accordance with article 80 u the
constitutions
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Sheriff IL IaA-Coiiector.
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Address.
J. L. & ". 3. SEALS.
ATLANTA, G..
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NOTICE.

ITO @. N. Moore, guardian for Robert W.
j Beale, infant heir Of William Beale, de.
ceased, and to all others whom It may con.
Germ: You will please take notice that /,
as guardian Of said Robert w. Beale, ap.
pointed and qualified as such in Lawrence
county, Ohio, the county and State in
which said Robert Beale now resides, shall
on the 10th day OF February, 1883, file a
petition in the Circuit Court OF Mason
county, West Virginia, in which | shall ask
the said Court to make an order directing
and requiring said q. NJ. Moore, as guard.
ian to said Robert w. Beale for Mason
county, to pay over to me all monies and
personal property now in the hands and
under the control OF said Moore as such
guardian, belonging to said Robert W.
Beale, infant her Of William Beale, de-
ceased, 80 that said monies and personal
property may be transferred from said
county Of Mason into the said county OF
Lawrence, in the State OF Ohio, the place
where said Robert w. Beale now resides,
and also being the place OF my residence, /
having given bond and qualified in the
said county OF Lawrence as the laws OF the
State Of Ohio require, as the guardian Of
said infant heir.
II. G. sU1ToR,
Guardian for Robert w. Beale in Lawrence
county, Ohio.
Monager 1 HOgg, Attorneys. [janlOw4
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A travelling sewing machine agent
who was in this city some weeks ago
persisted in leaving a machine at a
house in the south part of the city,
against the wishes Of the lady Of the
house, whose husband was absent al
the time. When the husband got
home he put the machine in the par.
Tor, and locked the door. AT the end
Of a month the agent called and pre-.
sented a bill for the first installment
Of the purchase money, and was some
what dumfounded on being told that
there was on the machine a charge Of
IS for storage, which must be paid
before the property would be given
upland after some demnr, he paid
the money and departed with his
machine, a sadder and wiser, if not o
better man,-HymOuth Record.
This is a good way for our people
To treat these bores when they come
around, trying to force you to buy a
machine, whether you wantit or not
When they leave a machine against
your protest, always charge "stor-
age"
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Perura.

This medicine was introduced to
the medical profession and to the
public at lage by S. B, Hartman, NJ.
D., in lS77iafter he had prescribed
it to over 5000 patients in almost
every disea'e to which flesh is heir.
Its wholly composed Of numerous
vegetable Ingredients, each one Of
which is acknowledged by the medi.
cal profession 10 be the most potent
Of all the herbal remedies known to
medical science.
But its great virtue is mainly at
tributable TO the new and peculiar
proportions in which the harmoni.
Gus ingredients are combined, and to
the extreme care exercised in its
manufacture, using only the pure,
active principles, and excluding all
that is crude or irritating. No one
should be without Peruna.
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Natlonal Reunion az Columbus.

National Reunion ut Columbus.
There will be a National reunion
Of ex-soldicrs and sailors of the late
war, held at Columbus, Ohio, from
July Oath to July 9th, 1888, inclu-
sive. 1t promises to be the largest
AFFAIR of the kind ever held in this
country, Theaccessibility of Colum.
bus by rail, It's central location and
numerous attractive points of inter-
est, makes itone of the most desira.
bic points for a large gathering Of
this character. The hotel facilities
Of the city have been increased near.
ly two hundred per cent. since the
grand and successful Reunion Of
three years ago, and the citizens are
making liberal provision to accom-;
modate the expected throng in a hos
pitable manner. Invitations have
been extended to the President and
his Cabinet, the Vice President,
Speaker Of the House, Generals sher.
man, Sheridan, Pope, Hancock, Grant,
Logan, Rosencrans, Butler, Mellow.
ell, Hasen, and all the leading Gen.
erals and distinguished soldiers Of
the war; alsot to the Governors of all
the States. A sufficient number Of
responses have already been received
to indicate that there will be the
largest gathering Of distinguished
and eminent statesman at Columbus
during the reunion than have ever
before been assembled at one time.
All the railroads and their connec.
tiOns divereing from Columbus will
make special low rates for the Re.
union, and the several hotels of the
city will make special reductions in
their rates for the accommodation Of
Tho veterans.
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senatorH. g. Davis, who is a thor.
oughly self.made man, is to be sue.
ceeded by Hon. John E. Kenna, who
can lay equal claim to that distin.
gushing characteristic. Neither Of
Them wersborn with a silver spoon
in their mouths. Il is the poor boy,
without the silver appendage, that
now seizes hold If the political booms.
-Martinsbtrg Salesman,
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NOTICE.

ATACoUNTY COURT continued and
"A heldior the County Of Mason at the
Court House thereof, on Tuesday, Janua-
ry 9th, 1883, for the transaction ofbusiness,
among other things the following order
was made:
happening from the settlement Of the
Sheriff Of this county made at this term Of
Court that he is indebted on account Of the
year 1881, to the Road District OF Wagon
.er in thesum OF S9i7.90; to the Road Dis
trict Of Arbuckle in the sum Of $472.9S to
the Road District OF Clendinen in the sum
OF S222.O9, and to the Road District Of
Hannah in the sum OF S4o4,32, he is here
by prohibited from endorsing upon any
orders presented to him payable out Of the
Road funds OF said Districts, the fact that
they were presented, until said several
SUNS are fully paid; and the Clerk OF this
Court is hereby ordered to have a copy OF
this order published at least three weeks
in some newspaper published in this
county. a C0PY-TESTE:
j. +. K. B. SMITH, Clerk.
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IT is rumored hare that Hon. Hen.
rvs. Walker will enter the race as a
Democratic candidate for nomination
for Congress in the Third District to
gil the vacancy occasioned by the res.
ignation Of Hon. John E. Kenna, who
has recently been elected to the Uni.
ted statsssenate.
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NeM- NchooI HOME.

The time has arrived when we
ought TO have a new school house in
this town for the accommodation Of
The children. Heretofore there has
been much opposition to this propo.
sition. But men who have wealth
Fnnst not be deluded with the idea
that a new building is advocated
solely for the purpose Of taxing
them Others pay taxes as we'll as
themselves, and pay the same rate
for all purposes, and in the same pro.
portion as they do. The tax.pay.
ers as q general thing, in this dis.
vsct, particularly inside Of the town,
favor the building Of new school
house, ample fpF the accommodation
ofall, for they see that their money
could not be better invested than in
school house.
Look ut the school house now occu.
pied, Paya visit to it and see if it
is Ct to teach children in, if their
health is taken into consideration
Our present school house has not the
capacity to accommodate the mum.
Der Of students enrolled. The chill
dren are crowded into low, badly
ventilated rooms, and for six or sew.
en- hours each day are compelled to
inhale the poisons Of these rooms
Each teacher has twice as many
scholars as they are able to teach,
and hence the children are neglected
intheirstudies, and parents grumble
at the inetiiciency of the teachers.
Many parents have been com.
PEELED to withdraw their children
from the school because Of the bad
effect it had on their health. The
pride Of our people, if nothing else,
should compel them to favor the
building Of a new school house. Sup.
pose it does cost $4,000 or $4,000. il
this any great sum to a wealthy dis.
trict like Lewis, when the benefits
accruing from it are conSidered2
Againthe colored school house is
too small for the accommodation of its
children, Reason, looking at it in
an economical point, would dictate
the building of a new and ample
school house for the accommodation of
the white children aud the turning
over Of the school house now occupied
by the whites to the colored people.
We have thrown out these sugges-
tions in the hopes Of hearing from
the friends ola new school house, as
well as its enemies, so that the mat
tor Of a new school house may be
brought intelligently to the atten.
ton of the tax payers. We confident.
ly believe that if all will look at it
in its right light, they will unani.
mously conclude that the school
house now occupied is a disgrace to
the town, and the opposition to build.
ing a new school house, will be small
indeed. !.
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Ladies. lis inst Lovely.

A patent "Rough on Rats" iron
holder, 1Oc.; a beautiful transparent
PLAGUE, 5 O.; a comic chromo, House.
hold Troubles, 19x2l, 10c.; a set large
size scrap book cards, finely colored,
&C.; a sheet "Rodgh on Rats" music,
with song and chorus, &C.; the "Sea
Side Sibyl," a fortune tellerin verse,
filled with comic illustrations and
jokes, 90. All postpaid on receipt Of
20 cents, 3. s, Wells, Jersey City,
NJ.
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TO CONTRACTOR.

THE undersigned Bridge Commissioners,
/ appointed At the January term Of the
County Court, Will sclleto the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, on Saturday the I'd day
OF February, at the site, the building OF q
trestie bridge across Sixteen Mile Greek,
near Harmony Church, in Arbuckle Dis.
trict. Plans and specifications can beseen
on the day Of sale. Bond with good secnr-
ity will be required OF the successful bid
der. The Commissioners reserying the
right to reject any or all bids.
w. G. (iREENJEE,
PETER S. COUCH,
Commr'ss
jan.lO.3w.
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BucIlen's Arnics saIye.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptiions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles. II is guaranteed
togipe perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale BYE. ]. Mossman, Druggist.
jan 17.1y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

Mr.. George R. Mcintosh succeeds
Mr.. Sam. Mccoy as mail agent he
tween here and Huntington, and
Sunny Sam. is promoted to mail
agent on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, between Huntington and
Clifton Forge, Virginia, at an in
creased sa4Fy. Mr.. Mccoy has been
mail agent between here and Hun
tington and up the Kanawha since
1868, and has az many friends az
there are l,aves on the trees, and we
ale glad tlRthis Uncle Sam has said
untohim, 'WelI done, good and faith.
fnl Servant3come up higher. "-GaEti.
polls BaLLcti.