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MEDICAL.
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4 co.'s
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-THE-
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REMEDIES.

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DR. C. D. SALFIElD.

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have adopted a private address, under which
all pa ckages are forwarded.
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anyone applying by letter. stating his symp-
toms and age. Communications strictly conf
Dental ais
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no. u kearny Street,
treats All Chronic and Special Diseases.

young Men
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sDmetimes small particles Of albunen will ap-
pear, or the color will be Of thin millxish hue,
again changing to dark and torpid appear.
a0ce. There are mang men who die Of this diff
2culty. ignorant Of the cause, which ia the Sec
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TRAINS FROM RENO TO CARSON AND
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never failin
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Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, Sem
inal Weakness,
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Inpoteu:y, Pros
tatOrrhea, Paraly-
sis and all the ter
rible effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full fOilie5 and ex-
ceSSeS in Claturar
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CONNECTIONS.
At Carson. with daily stages for Lake
Tahoe. Genoa, Carson Valley, Silver
Mountain, Sweetwater mines, etc.
At Mound House. with trains of the
Carson and Colorado Railroad.
H. NJ. YERINGTON.
General superintendent.
D A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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iHHE nnrual meeting ni the St,ekhold.
] holders Of the Hope Manufacturing
and Goal Company viii be held al their
office IL Mason ciiy, West Virginia ON
"Wednesday, The l6tli day o. April, 1881,
ior The transaction Of al business that
may BE- Lawfully ionr by them,
HOPE NulsAcTuitING ( COAL
COMPANY,
byDlC DAVIS, Secretary.
maf26wi
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commissioners Sale.

IN pursuance Al 4 dscree ,e,Jasa., =.
the Circuit Conrt of SIaso rNS Sns,a..!
on tho ltiih dsy ~ Fshrrs s,V i vgun
fine chaneerv ccnS "a ~ sy W.. II t tHoi, ~
against i M HsnSan n S;o ~ 90. aa,ln, NV
and as aiministratnr ~ iao o ~ n :, t.st
Re. deceased r cnth,;a a,i,..;, S,gsl-
tor al James II Cinths;s aac s.ia' Ean
j. Bush and Minnie N Rnsh sEa l.,iIs
pending L the nn,lars,srsa NY, y, si's.s sl
missioner. viii on M s w. Sgal :;
April. 1854, nroereJ M All M N. AN. ~
Of publie aueiIon Al tha ;,o os,t ~ wy!
the Court Honse ~ Mason r.y cr,,S uvV. o.
following described TeaI -, sSI.yi h gle
tract OF 200 aeres N land sitrsse 1, V ti'
district AZ Grhr.tis r. AT h,.a.l.e w lne
West Virginia hcins ! - ,,s . ~ ~, vVlh.y,
tact conveyed "a Isnas r nn, lyy ag y,
VIM. II. WilIisn,s snJ n. ss,sa ~. II ~
bearing date the lClth dsy ~ H.! u 1Ss.
OF record IN Inc sissLSs az, a.'s, ,ie9p.
County Court ~ ,Isso, coU vs.vs Il, ~ /, tl9
Rod, IL nSvs IN az S s,,,n' W ve se.
mite In ths S,sts;e. ~ ~ iS Ts.'sl sFsct ~,
county. conts,ninS IN aoso 'H Y. y hlv,
10 said James II c ~; 49, r. VSm,Neys,t
Guthrie atiornsv 81 h,' ~: y ttl ..llsS
date on the 9atS dSs !, ~ s'sy to gs'lIl
Of record IN az c,ss o, my 4 i, a9,I
eonntv h Nv ia S'eI y 4, ous ~ o se sailt
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pY virtue oilwu deeds II trust excru'
IL ted 10 me as trustee by A. q. Sayrc
and bearing date July the 10th, lSSo and
April The Sih, lSS2, respectively; and re-
coriledin tie CLERK Office o. The Coun.
~ Court Of Mason county, West Virgin.
ia The former IN Ifnst Deed Book No. 5,
pages 30 aud 50 anethe latter in Trust
peed'Boo No 4, PAGES 90, aOi and 2oa
the INTERCHANGEABLE sell by way oipuh.
llc auction, at the front door 81 the
Court House 81 said county. ta the hieh.
estbidder ior u ASH, on Tie goth elny
Of April 1854, IL / q el6ck p. nj. ne
following described real estate a tract
oi fafinland situate on the Ohio river IN
Cooper district, inthe county aforesaid.
containing 702 acres, 81 which about
one hundred aud Twenty-Five l2S acres
are cleared and improved and about ten
acres 81 whiehi Il Ohio river bottom b B.
on Whichiatm Il aibfiek dwelling house
and suitable out.buildings adapted ioa
farmers use.
CHARLES Z. HoeG, Trustee.
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Truatee's SaIa.

DY virtue IL a certain Diced AZ Tr,st
ID executed 10 the UNDERSIGNED iTrns.
tees by N. b. Griffin ana Mara 1 Grifih
his wife, 70 secure 10 ]. n BOWER the
payment Of the principal and interest Il
certain notes therein mentioned ana al.
scribeI, which Deed Of Trust beafs tlate
on the eth DAY Of January iSSOs and Il
duly recorded In the CLERKS office a
the County Court q Mason comfy.
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book IA
4, pages 1915, and default having been
made ntlie payment thereof, and being
required by said ]. 4. Bower So 10 do,
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County Convention.

The Democratic voters Of Mason
county are respectfully invited to
assemble en- nasse at the Court
House of said county, on the 9th
day of April, 1884, to select dele.
gates to attend tho State conyon-
ton which convenes at Charleston,
on the 10th Of April, 1884, to ap.
point delegates to attend the Ma.
tional Convention which meets at
Chicago, July 9Th, 1884. Also to
select delegates to attend the nom.
mating convention (when called,
and also to select delegates to at.
tend the Congressional and sena.
torial Conventions (when and
where called). Also to appoint a
new County Executive Committee
to organize for the approaching
campaign.
Afullattendan 1.-THE Democrats
is earnestly requested, as they will
be called upon to transact import.
ant business touching their ma
torial and political interests.
By order Of the Democratic County
Executive Committee.
RANKIN WILEY, JR,
Chairman.
] Bob McGurrIs, Secretary.
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Dem0eratie sac Conpentlon

To The Democratic Voters OF The siate Of
West Virginia.
After q comparison d views the mem.
members Of the Democratic State Exec.
utiye Committee, at q meeting held in
Parkenburg, March 4, 1884, deeming II
proper, do call a State Convention 10
be heldat
Charleston Wednesday, April le, 1884.
At 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose Of
appointing four delegates to represent
the State at large in the Democratic
National Convention to be held at Chi.
cago on the sth day Of July, 1884, Is
nominate candidates for President Of
the United States; to appoint State Ex.
ecutise Committee to take such steps
for tile more perfect organization Of the
party in West Virginia as shall be deem.
cd wise and expedient, and to transact
such other AMI further business for the
welfare Of tile party as may properly
come before IT.
II Is recommended that the Democrats
Of the several counties meet at thor re.
spective Court Houses, on Saturday,
April 5, 1884, at l o'clock p. M, unless
some other day be fixed by the County
Executive Committee, and appoint del
egates to said convention, on the Z n
Of one delegate for each one bundled
votes cast at the October election in 1880
for Governor ]. b. jackson and one del.
egate for each fraction Of one hundred
votes Of fifty and over.
It is further recommended that the
delegates from the respective Congress.
ional Districts, while in attendance at
the State Convention, separate them.
selves into Congressional District Con
ventions and select two delegates each
torepresent their respective Districts in
the Democratic National Convention.
D. H. LEONARD, Chairman.
H. R. HOWARD, Secretary.
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Agriculture and the Tariff:

Agriculture and the Tariff.
Grecnbrier Independent.
The agricultural is the most ex
tensive and the most important o.
American industries. II is an in
dustry in the strict sense Of the
word, because it is self-supportina
and does not have to be bolstered
pp by governmental aid. All il
asks is q free field and no favors
We may say that il is the basis Of
American prosperity, for it is the
large farming population who are
the principal consumers Of ouI
manufactured goods, whofeed those
who are engaged in other indus.
tries, and who furnish q large
portion Of theexportable commodo,
ties which we send abroad every
year, and by which we hold the
balance Of trade against Europe.
It is the readiness with which our
surplus wheat, corn and meat is
taken by foreigners which regu.
lates the state Of general business
throughout the country. When.
ever the European demand for our
surplus products Of the great West
falls of then we have depressed
and stagnated business. When
thu foreign demand is strong then
we have good times, active business
and prosperity,
This being the case, what does IL
suggestH It suggest the wisdom Of
fostering the agricultural interests
OF the country so that this surplus
Of products may be as large as pos.
sible, and 30 that It can b furnish.
edto foreign consumers q little
cheaper than they Gun buy it else.
where. All that is necessary in
order 10 do this is for more capital
and labor TO DO employed in agri.
culture. With cheaper imple.
ments and cheaper commodities
the American farmers can. produce
these products az q price which
will not only increase the home
demand but insure the ready sale
Of the entire surplus abroad. n
What we most need, then, is to de.
wise some means which will enable
US not only TO produce but 10 trans.
port agricultural products cheaper.
e this could DO accomplished i
would certainly be of great adyan.
tage to the whole country. Il
would give to consumers cheaper
bread and meat, and as has already
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A committee Of the New York
Legislature has found that one half
at least, Of all hutter offered fol-
sale in New York city is composet
chiefly Of tallow oil, bone oil or lart
oil. Out Of thirty samples purch
ased by the committee only ter
were genuine. No labels to dis
tinguish the bogus butter from The
genuine we're displayed for the in.
formation Of The purchaser, al
Though required by law. Forty
million pounds Of the yillainous
stuff are soldannually in the State
the bulk Of which is manufactured
in Chicago and other Westeren
citiea
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Notice 10 Creditors.

To the creditors Of James Il. Guthrie,
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Cir
cult Court Tor the County Of Mason,
made in q caise therein pending, TO
subject tho real estate ofthe said James
III. Gptllrieto the payment Of his debts,
you are required to present your claims
against the estate Of the said JAMES II !.
Guthrie, to John r. Tiinms, Commits.
sl0ner for adjudication, al Ills Office IN
the SAIL county, Oh OF before Tho u day
of April, 1881.
Witness Chas. B. Waggcner, Clerk Of
the the said COurt, this 27tlldayoiFJbr
7 !, ciAs B. wAGGENER, Clerk.
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Notice 20 Creditors.

To the creditors Of Sarah Galloway,
In pursuance of decree Otthe Circuit
Court for the county Of Mason, male ii
q cause therein pending, To subject the
real estate Of the said Saral, Galloway "a
the payment Of her debts, you are re,
CURED to present your claims against
the estate Of the said Sarah Galloway
for adjudication, to John Il. Timms,
Commissioner, at his Office in said Coun,
ty, on or before the ID day Of April, 1881.
Witness Chas. B. Waggener, Clerk Of
said Court, this 9Th day Of February,
1884.
j, o q 4! B. wAGGENER, Clerk.
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From the Fairmount Ret Eirgiin.
IAN. We learn that the prospects fol
oil in that county are simply i'm,
mense. Says that paper: The
Summit Oil Company, which. il
operating on Big Bingamon, has
drilled u well to the depth Of about
400 feet, and the indications are
aud tho operators believe that oil
in paving quantities will be reach,
ed soCn. The flow Of gas is 50
strong that slow progress is being
made with the work. A QUANTITY
of oil has already made its appear.
ance. II is ssida flowing well il
expected, and the excitement il
getting high.
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CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
lmpson 4 Howard, attys. [mafl9w4
lEotice to Tako nepositinns.

Motiee 70 Take Depositi0ns.
The Mason City Salt and Mining Com.
pany, q Corporation, The Mason City
Salt and Coal Company, q Corporation,
jas. i. Kilbreth, B. F. Brannon, j. w
n. Nef, N. H. Mclean. John w. XII.
broth, Mordica N. White, Guernsey Y,
Roots and james P. Kilbreth, late part
nets doing business under the firm name
and style Of Roots& Kilbrcth, Guernsey
7. Roots, Albert +. Smith and Henry +.
Pieier, partners doing business under
the firm name and style Of Roots 4 Co.,
Ghas. Clifton, Trustee, and James P.
Kilbreth, claiming to be Trustee.
Take notice that on the eth day Of Az.
ri, A. ID. 1884, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. NJ. and 0 o'clock P, NJ, At the
law Office Of James r. Murdoch, Of West
Third Street In the city Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, we will take the dispositions Of
Guernsey Y. Roots, and Others, and on
the 3D. day Of April, 1884, at the law Of.
ice Of Simpson & Howard, in Point
Pleasant Mason comfy, West Virginia,
We viii take the depositions Of Geo. W.
Moredock and others, TO be read in evil
dence in our behalf in certain suit In
ghancery now pending IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of Mason and Slate
q West Virginia, IN which we are plain.
tbs and you are defendants. II from
any cause the taking OF said dispositions
shall not BIO completed on the day aiora.
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Notice 10 Oredltors.

TO the creditors Of Robert Lanior, de.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Cir,
cult Court Of the county OF Mason, made
IN 9 cause there pending, 10 subject an
real estate OF the said Robert Ianl0r q
the payment OF his debts, You aro Ne.
CURED % present your claims aeainsl
the estate OF the said Robert I.anier ioI
adjudication, 70 John L. TinRs Com.
missioner, Of bis Office IN the said conn.
W on or before the I'd day 81 April, isSl
Witness Chas. b WaS,ener' Cierl; N
s $40 Court this a7th DAY q February J, :,
iebs 97.Bw S'S's'
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ConlmIssloner's Notice.

Office Is hereby gwen to all partlei
interested in this decree, thai | has,
fixed upon the ~ day Of April, 1884, d
the tine aud my office In the Couri
House IN the town Of Point Pleasant, d,
the place, to state the accounts, &c, re
CURED by said decree, al which tiinC
aud place they can attend.
Given under my hand this % day o.
February, 1854.
JOHN L. TIsIMs,
., Com'r NJ. Cir. OF.
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Iyer slnce FrIday lasL . Inob

Ever since Friday list a mob
has held cincinnasiinterror The
police were powerless 10 quell the
mob, Of disperse them, and the
Governor was compelled 70 send
forward alllhe available troops In
the State. The jul was attacked
and destroyed, followed BY the
burning ofthe conr. House, and
the destruction Of all the recordsof
Hamilton county, together with
the valuablelaw library Of the city
andcounty. Frequentbattles took
placebetween the citizens and the
military, and alarge number we're
killed and wounded. II is said
that Che city presents Che appear.
anceofa military camp. Az tts
time wegoto press, il Is ruUored
that the military have the moi
we'll in hand, and Tho. soon every.
thing will DO qpiet again. The
mob grew out Of the loose way in
which the courts have been hand
ling criminals.
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II almost breaks our heart Ia
destroy that pretty story that Yves
Atkinson told as to how he cleaned
out the whole town Of Point Pleas.
ant when he was down there max.
ingn some arrests last week, but The
fact Is that the deputies who were
along say they were not bothered
and received The best Of treatment
barring the unpleasant features that
always grow out Of making arrests
and being arrested. -Sentinel.
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Hon. Charles Brown, of jackson,
is a candidate for State Senator
from this District. He would
make most excellent Senator, and
We are informed that jackson will
present him for nomination. She
is entitled to the Senator this term,
and Mason next.
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Let there be a rousing Democrat.
10 mass meeting April 9th at the
Court House, in pursuance Of The
call Of the Executive Committee
Let us show our enemies that we
are in earnest.
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A bill has been introduced in
Congress providing for the admiss.
ion into the Union Of the State Of
Tacoma, to be composed of the
present Territory Of Washington
and o part Of Idaho.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W. R. Gum, Administrator Of Robert
Lanier, deceased,
va
Lewis Lanier and ais.
Extract from decree entered Februar

Extract from decree entered February
10, 1884.
ut istherefore adjudged, ordered and
decreed that this cause be referred to
John J.. 1imms, ESD, one Of the Com.
mlssioners Of this Court to ascertain,
LIST. What real estate the said Robert
lanier died seized and possessed, where
situate and his title thereto.
I'd. What liens are upon said realty,
Il any their priorities and to whom
payable.
Sd. The Indebtedness Of the said
Robert Lanier, how evidenced and 10
whom payable.
18th. 10 settle the administration &C.
count Of w. r. Gum as administrator d
said estate.
9th. To ascertain The heirs at law Of
the decedent, their names and residence,
and other matters that said Commission.
or may deem pertinent, or that any
party In Interest may require.
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The Philadelphia Record truthful.
ly declares that "Mahone's can,
about free speech and free thought
and all that kind Of sentiment on,
ly increases the disgust which hil
political acts inspire in every
honest yirginian..
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COMSlISSIONER'Y gALE

NAAs AAAgNNAVANA1AHI 81 GYEAAAUA
or One Hundred Acres Of Land
~ Arbuckle District, Nilsson
County, West Virginia.
by virtue Of a decree VI the Circuit
~ Court OF Mason County West Viz
GINA, entered at tho September term.
lsSs, inthe Chancery suit therein pend.
rug, wherein Spencer SanlCef etals. were
platntllls and Mary Noble ct ais. wcre
defendants, shall, on tho I4tIl day
OF April, 1854, proceed 10 sell III
way Of public auction to the highest
bidder, at the irpnt door bf tho Court
House Of Mason County, West Virginia,
QUE hundred acres Of land In the Dis.
ttictOt Arbuekle, Mason county. anil
the satie land formerly owned by hi
saulCer, deceased, situate on the waters
81 Nine Mile Greek, below Kanawha
Riyert and bounded by land formerly
owned by Harriet Macliir, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE
one-third cash in hand, and the bal.
ance IN equal payments Of one and two
years, taking from the purchaser bonds
with good security, with interest irum
Jay Of sale, and retaining the title as q
further security
W. II. T0sfLINs0N.
Special Commissioner.
l Thereby certify that bond has been
given In the above suit as required BY
CHAs. B.. wAGGENgR, Clerk
+ Of Mason Comfy Circuit COnts.
inarch5-iw.
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A gentleman from Raven Rock
relates the facts Of finding the
body Of a woman in a drift pile
near that place, which had been
there since the food. On Wensday
some people living near tho drift,
who own several hounds, noticed
one of them coming toward the
house with something in its mouth.
Upon examination the owner Of
the dog discovered it to be a human
hand. 1t was taken from the dug.
The owner kepta watch on his dog,
and shortly aftwards noticed him
going toward the river. He follow.
ed and found the dog at Che body
in the drift pile. II is not known
who the woman is as she was not
recognizable.
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1naA1 1ToErcus.
lSpeciaL Tcl.ln.

I 4 L % i y II I
Mason csuatS Vet rrgiaia, to.ra;
THE regular February terinoi the Cir
i cult Court Of said County having
ended without dispatching all its 6usi.
ness Therefore, this Is my Warrant,
hereby appointing q Special Term 81
said Court for tie l4th day Of April,
1884, atwhich time q Grand and Petit
Jury are authorized to be summoned 10
attend. T. a. GUTHRIE,
Judge Circuit Court Mason County.
To Chas, B. Waggener, Clerk Of said
Court, February sd, 1854. b
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
march 5-lw.