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COyomiaaionara' SnIa.

Commissioners Sale.
N pursuance OF decree renderedby
l the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
on tho 10th day Of February, 1884, In
the chanCerY Cause OF Lucy b. Hannah
against ]. N. Hannah in his own right
and as administrator Of James II. GIth-
RE, deceased, F. a Guthrie, administers
tor ot james II. Guthrie, deceased, Elie
j, Bush and Minnie II. Bush, therein
pending, |, the undersigned special com
missioner, will, on the Hath day or
April, 1884, proceed TO soil BY way
81 public auction, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Mason county, the
following described real estate: 0ne
tract OF 200 acres Of land situate in tho
district Of Arbuckle, in Mason county,
West Virginia, being part Of a 400 acre
tract conveyed to James H. Guthrie by
WIN: II. Williams and his wife, by deed
bearing late the 10th day OF May, 1855,
o. record In tho Clerks office OF tho
County Cont OF Mason county IN Decd
Book 10, page lti7. One other tract Sit
uate In the district Of Hannah, in said
county containing l6l acres, conveyed
70 said James II. Guthrie by Truman
Guthrie, attorney &C., by decd bearing
date on the 10Th day Of May, 1868, and
Of record in tho Clerks Office Of the aid
county, in Deed Book q, page S2G.
This tract Is q short distance from tlls
!!own Of Glenwood. One other tract az
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a.
Mr. Tildan Is ofthe opinion chit
the attempt 70 reform Republican
misrtle aud corruption would be
too much fofbin. Gerlainlythere
Is something in this, but Mr.. I'll.
den Is still capable u cutting out
the work.
That's really D good iOkeon Sen.
atOr Sherman. While he Is inyes-
laNlessness down at Dan.
vile, train robbers 70 through a
train, near Lima, Ohio, pistol in
hand, and rob the passengers. Call
acCinmittee. John.
The Standard serves notice on
the disturbing Greenbackers that
any ATTEMPT loturnlhe Greenback
party over to the Republicans as
indicated by the Putnam meeting
willmeet @itha severe rebuke az
the State Convention.
Il seems that the effort 10 sup.
press the Standard was made be.
cause u has been opposed to fusing
with the Republicans. Us editor
is Of theopinion that his party has
"a better mission to perform than to
vote Republicans into Office.
II Senator Logan really desires
the nomination for the Presidency
he should give it out fat aud cold
that the stories about his slaugh.
tsring the Kings English are
merely fabricatious, worthy only
of an 0chil.fee OF an Eli Perkins.
MI. Keller is in a tough way. II
he is not expelled for perjury, it
viii simply be on account Of the
leniency Of tho House.
And this is the man whom the
Republicans once elected as Speak.
er, and nominated for the Office a
second time in caucus.
The New York half breeds are
for Blaine Here and there, SAYS
the Sun, one Of the factions may
speak Of Edmunds or Lincoln, or
even Sherman, but the great body
wear the badge Of the plnmed. He
is just us much a candidate as he
ever was. II is only his methods
that have changed. In 1876 and
1880 be went after delegates with
a brass band. Now he is on tho
still hunt.
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To the creditors Of James II. Guthrie,
deceased:
In pursuanCo Of q decree Of tho Cir
cult Court lOr the County ot Mason,
made in d canso therein pending, to
subject the real estate Of the siid James
ii. Guthrie 10 the payment Of his debts,
you are required to present your claims
against the estate Of the said james II.
Guthrie, TO John L. Trims, Commits.
siOncr, for adjudication, athis Office III
tho said county, Oh OF belOre thu ID day
Of April, 1881.
Witness Chas. d. WNggencr, Clerk Of
the said Court this2Ithday Ol February,
1884.
cHAs. B. wAGGENER, olcrk.
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Bald Robbery.

Every man in the United Statel
who wears clothes and pays 70,
them should read this
The NJ Y. Times publishes com
parison Of the difference in prices
in New York and London Of men,
clothing which no fair minded rea
der can consider without acknowl.
edging the injustice of The outrage
GUS system that makes such a diff
ference possible.
For instance, a broad.Cloth dress
suit which cost $50 in New York
cost only s22 in London.
A heavy business suit which
costs $50 in New York, cost but s1G
in London.
A spring serge overcoat which
costs $40 in New York, cost bul
$3.50 in London.
A winter beaver overcoat which
costs $500 in New York, cost but
s14,50 in London.
A silk hat which costs S. in New
York, costs but SO in London.
These articles altogether cost in
New York $40. In London they
cost but SOL. The man who buys
these clothes, therefore, in New
York pays $40 more for them than
he could buy them for in London
What causes this difference ia
the prices Of two cities2
Our tariff.
No ono will dispute that, with
the tariff removed, tho same goods
could be purchased us cheaply in
N. Y. as in London, at least as
cheaply plus the freight rates be-
tween the two cities.
Tho man who pays, S14O fol
clothes in Now York, really buys
S6l worth of clothes, on which he
pays $40 taxes.
And whore does the taxes goP
1.-THE goods are manufactured in
this country, not one cent reaches
the Treasury. 1t is simply SIS
taken by law from the man that
buys SCI worth of clothes, and Civ.
en- to the man who grows wool and
tho man who makes cloth.
If the goods are manufactured
abroad, $40 goes to a Treasury
which does not need it and Which
can raise all the revenue it requir.
es on whisky, tobacco and articles
Of luxury,
In either case the purchaser Of
the sl4O which he spends.
lion buying the clothes he had
to pay s6l to the clolhier, and SIS
directly to atax.collector, how long
would he stand such extortion?
In result there is not a particle
Of difference between that system
and the present tariff system, ac.
cording to which he is thus un
necessarily and exorbitantly taxed,
not only on his clothing, but on
nearly every other necessity Of life
How long will the people Of a
country which claims to be free
submit to this lcgalizcd robbery,
which those who uphold it, and
grow fat upon it, are pleased to
call a Protective" tariff Courier.
Journal.
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Commissioners Notice.

Notice u hereby gwen 70 all parties
interested in this decree, that | have
fixed upon the 81 day Of April, 1884, as
the time and my office in tho Court
House in the town OF Point Pleasant, rs
the place, to state the accounts, &C., re-
quired by said decree, at which time
aud place they can attend.
Given under my hand this Cd day Of
February, 1884,
JOHN +. TISfSIS,
Com'r N. Cir. CT.
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year and $1,000 lssseyery ysaF'
for Ten years tie expenditure hi
egchstate lo6e prop0ttioned to IL.
Ameeling was held in this city.
The other evening in behalf Of the
Negroes aud Indians. large au.
dienco came olltoheaf Gen. Ann
theprincipal q the H6mp.
ton schooIand- Of his Indian
and African pupils present their
claims to DO educated as other
children. Chief Jnstico Waite
presided, andamong olheswho satI
on the platform wilhhim were Ex.
Justice Strong, Senator Dawes, aud
friedrich Douglass The commit.
zee ON luulan ahaifs bad Just 10.
ported against the expediency Of
the proposed establishment d a.
military academy west of the Mis-
for training Indian youths.
as soldiers, but has advocated an
appropriation Of over Eve millions
for the support of Indian schools
In lieu ofan important conyen.
ton this week, Washington has
her second international bench
show, OF which many canine arts.
tocrats are present II opened in
q vocal concert; which has eontin.
ued for several days. Tie music
rendered varies in volume and in.
tensity, but never entirely dies
away.
By invitation Of the superiuten.
dent, the President and This Cabinet
visited the Exhibition on Thurs.
day. S.
Mr.. Piersol, editor Of the Standard,
being asked to relieve Postmaster
Scott from thecharge that no would
not allow the Standard to go
through the mails, publishes along
explanation Of the case. From IL
one unavoidably reaches the con-
clusion that the Standard was sup.
pressed with an object never ex-
planned TO the editor. PiersoI has
persistently opposed any fusion Of
the Greenbackers with any other
party. The Republican bosses or
seeking u coalition. Atkinson has
doubtless issued his orders 10 the
postmaster to try the effect OF re.
fusing to allow the paper to go|
through the mails. Force him to
it. If the Standard won't support
our corruption we will exercise our
official power and destroy tho pa.
per-" Is not that about what they
proposed aud sought to carry out?
Every circumstances points to.
ward it. While this circumstance
Is nothing to us the matter is of
consequences, very serious cunse.
qnences, to newspaper publishers.
II the circulation Of u political
newspaper il to bo suppressed at
tho within Of any political hiroling|
who chooses to to exercise u little
brief authority there ought to &C.
adequate remedy somewhere. Per.
haps a grand jury might find a way
out Of the ditisulty.-&Rtiaa.
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1rnAn rToTrcrs.
InpOrtant e Road SEQ.

veyors.
Mason CouSFy Couk
OlElEs 0FficE
March s 1854.
iTHE Road Surveyors are required BY
j order Of the County Court 10 report
10 tho next April term thereof the con.
ditiun Of tic bridges and roads over
which they are Surveyor; whetherin 6r
out Offepairi u out Of rolaif, the lr6ba.
BILE cost u repairing them, and any 9th
er matter pertinent thereto.
Given Under my hand this 9Th day Of
March, 1884.
J. r. R, B. SMITH, Clerk,
b. Jos. Il. Holloway, Deputy.
tnAriDtil
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Every FonF,yoars, a few months
before the Presidential Convention
moets, the Blaine boom starts of
witha hip, hip, hurrahl but when
the. convention gets in session poor
Blaine is pushed over into the deep
water ker.chug.
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Notice 10 Take Dispositions.
]. S, Easement, P. II. Kelley, and Jere.
miah l.eDuke, surviving partners Of
themselves, and James G. Mcdonald,
deceased, late partners doing business
under the firm name and style OF ]. S.
Easement 4 Co., plaintiffs,
vs.
Tho Point Pleasant and Ohio River Rail-
road Company, corporation, former.
" The POmeroy and Ohio River Rail.
road Company and The Point Pleas.
ant and Ohis River Railroad Colnpa.
ny, The New York Loan and Trust
Company, aud George ]. NJ. GOarkey,
Trustee, defendants.
In Chancery.
The parties In the above entitled snit
will take notice: That on tho 18th day
OF April, a. d., 1884, between the hours
OF $ O'Clock A. NJ. and s o'clock p. NJ,
at the office Of George Nokes, Justice OF
the Peace at Berea, Lorain county, State
Of Ohio, we will take the deposition OF
j. LeDnke and others, to be read in eyi.
dencO in our behalf In certain suit in
Chancery now pending in tho Circuit
Court for the County Of Mason, and
State Of West Virginia, in which VIC arc
Plaintiffs and You arc Defendants. II
from any cause the taking Of said lepo.
sitlon shall not be completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be continued
from day to day, or from time 10 time, at
at the same place and between the same
hours, until the same shall have been
completed.
Us. EASEMENT K co.
j. II. Couch, Jr., Sol. BY Counsel.
inarl2w4
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

From our regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. %, 1884
The long expected struggle on
the Bonded Whisky Extension bill
began in The House of Representa-.
tivea on Wednesday, the Chairman
Of the Ways and Means committee
making a lengthy speech in its
support. Mr.. Morrison was follow.
ed BY Mr.. Willis of Kentucky, who
said the people Of Illinois, of Ohio,
and Of half a dozen states, his own
included, we're deeply, vitality in.
terested in the passage of this bill.
lie stated that hundreds Of letters
and kilograms had come to every
member on that floor from these
states urging its passage. The dis.
cussion was continued on Thursday,
but suspended over Friday, which
is private bill day, and resumed
again today. A vote is expected
lhis afternoon.
The Post Office Appropriation
bill got safely through the House,
after cnoountering all sorts of ad.
ventures during an acrimonious do.
bate of ten days, which was mark.
cd by many bitter party personali-
ties. When Mr.. Randall opposed
an amendment extending to Con.
gressmen the right to use penalty
envelopes for official business, the
bufoon, Bedford, who advocated it,
said a man who objected to a mem.
Der Of Congress sendinga free let.
ter on public business, was so mar.
row that he could look through a
key hole with both eyes. Mr.. Ran.
dali declined to cope with the gen.
tleman from Colorado either in wit
orin Vulgarity, and mentioned that
the people had condemned the
ranking privilege. lie further
said that those who stood there for
economy stood regardless of either
sncers or applause. Ho did not
know what the issues in the next
campaign might be, but he did not
think the Democratic party would
ever be condemned for economy
and frugality in public cxpendi
lures. Shortly before the bill pass.
ed, Congressman Reed of Maine,
got into a discussion with Mr..
Townshend ofIllinois, whohaudled
him very roughly. The Democrat.
ic Representative, said Mr.. Reed,
had always been a defender Of pecu.
lators, railroad interests, and OK.
travngant appropriation, which
the latter furiously, and with bel.
ligerent gesticulations denied.
The House disposed of the Lask.
er affair by adopting the resolu.
tions Of the Foreign Affairs Com.
mittee, to the effect that the House
does not consider it requisite to lis
dignity to critiCisc the manner of
the reception Of tho ochiltrec roso.
lutions by Prince Bismarck, or the
circumstances which prevented
them being communicated to the
body for which they were intended.
The red.hairOd Texan Congress.
man, who inaugurated all this dis.
tarbancc, spoke in opposition to
the resolution us scmi.apologetio;
saying it was unbocoming 10 the
dignity Of the House to enter into
my explanations whatever MS to
the meaning of the original resolu.
tion, which spoke for itself,
Almost endless debate is predict.
ed on tho Educational bill which is
now the most important measure
before the Senate, Itappropria.es
sl2O,0OO,OOO to aid the more litter.
ate States in establishing and
maintaining common schools. Il.
provides sl5,QOQOOO for The arst
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A change Of venue has been OBJ.
tanned in the case Of State VS. Jas.
A. Greer, Of jackson county, and
and the next trial will take place
in Wood county.
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Commisslo ner's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all par.
ties interested in this decree that
! have fixed upon the I'd day Of April,
1881, rs the time, and my Office in the
Court House, in the town Of Point Pleas.
ant, as tho place, to state the accounts,
&c., required by said decree, ut which
time and place they can attend.
Given under my hand this eth day
OF February, 1881.
JOHN +. TIMMs, Com'r,
:. NJ, Cir. Court
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1Totlce 10 Eata nopnsitlnna,

SSSS4So W Aa4b expenditures
The Mason City Salt and Mining Com
pany, q Corporation, The Mason City
Salt and CaHl Company, Corporation,
jas. r, Kilbreth, B. +. Brannon, j. W
NJ. NCf, y. II. Mclean. John W. Xii.
broth, Morlica N. White, Guernsey Y.
Roots and james p. Kilbreth, late part.
ners doing business under tho firm name
and style Of Roots& Kilbrcth, Guernsey
Y. Roots, Albert Il. Smith and Henry 7.
Meier, partnoB doing business under
the firm maine and style Of Roots & Co.,
Chas. Clifton, Trustee, and James p.
KilbrCth, claiming to bc Trustee.
Take notice that OIL tho It'll day OF An.
Ri, A. D. 1884, between the hours Of s
o'clock A. NJ, and 8 o'clock p. NJ, at tho
law Office Of James X. Murdoch, G4 West
Third Street, in the city Of Cincinnati,
Ohio VIC will lake the dispositions OF
Guernsey Y. Roots and others, and on
the 3D. day OF April, 1854, at the law Of.
flee OF Simpson & Howard, in Point
Pleasant Mason county, West Virginia,
We will take the dispositions Of Geo. w.
Moredock and Others, to be read in eyi.
dencc in our behalf in certain suit in
Chancery now pending in the Circuit
Court for theC County OF Mason and State
of West Virginia, IN which We are plain.
tiiis and you are defendants. II from
any cause the taking Of said dispositions
shall not be completed on the day aforc.
said, the same shall be continued from
day to day, or from time to time, at the
same place and between the same hours,
until the same shall have been compile.
ted. GUERNSEY Y. ROOTS,
ALBERT l.. SMITH,
HENRY p. PETER,
JAMES R, MURDOCH,
G. NJ. VANCLEAF,
:, BY Counsel.
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The Gallipolis Journal has a
stupid editorial headed whisky
is Master" We had noticed for
come time that the editorial con.
duct pf the Journal was somewhat
crooked, and now, with this frank
acknowledgment VIC can under.
stand y! the reason wby-Portsmouth
Times.
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jack Hirsh and his sister Rosa
Of Baker Station Tennessee, fell
out last week and fought regular
Arkansas duel with knives. Jack
got away with Rosa. lie killed
her.
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A Boston man has invented a
machine for cutting the coupons
of bonds. 1t will be a great boon
TO editors.
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Protection is like a kettle Of hot
water over perpetual fire, it will
always be in a state of agitation.
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ALI men may DO created equal
but The trouble is, they don't re-.
main so. Who is equal to Van.
derbilt2
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The editor Of the Weston Repub.
lican has $500. He wants to gam.
Die on the moral character Of the
Republican party. Where did he
get the money? This thing must
be looked into WstssL Democrat.
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". r. Gunn. 81.
Notice 10 Creditors.

To the creditors Of Sarah Galloway,
deceased: .
Inpursuanco Of "a decree oithe Circuit
Court for the county Of Mason, made in
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said Sarah Galloway to
the payment Of her debts, you arc 70.
quired to present your claims against
the estate Of the said Sarah Galloway,
for adjudication, TO John Z. Timuis,
Commissioner, at his office in said coun.
ty, on or before the Cd day Of April, 1884.
Witness Chas. b. Waggener, Clerk Of
said Court, this 9Th day VI February,
1884,
CHAs. b. wAGGENER, Clerk.
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Commissioners NotIce.

Notice Is hereby given to all parties
interested in this decree, TINT | have
fixed upon the ID day OF April, 1854, ,s
the time, and my Office III the Court
House, IN the town Of Point Pleasant,
as the place, to state the accounts, &C.,
required by said decree, Of which time
and place they can attend.
Given under my hand this 27NI day Of
February, 1891.
JOHN /. TlMsIs, Con,'r,
NJ! Cir. u
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Strayed.

A YOUNG male hog, Of the MCGEE
"A breed, black with white streak
down the forehead; will weigh about Us
pounds. Any person returning him to
me, or giving me information so that |
can get him, will DO rewarded for their
trouble. A. II, RAYBURN.
mar2BM2t
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Commissioners Sale Of a
House and Lot near the
Town Of Clifton, Mason
County, West VIRGINIA.

Town OF Clifton, Mason
County, West Virginia.
TN pursuance Of tho terms and provis.
/ ions Of a decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, rem.
dered on the eth day Of February; 1881.
in q certain ChancCry suit therein pend.
ing in which Ralph W. Black and 9th.
ers are plaintiffs and Arthur Edwards
aud others are defendants, |, the under.
siZned Special Commissioner thereby
appointed for that purpose, shall, on
the l4th day Of April, 1854, ut
tho front door OF the Court House Of
said county, proceed to sell by way Of
public auction 10 the highest bidder, oil
oitlat lot or parcel OF land In tho Bill
mentioned and described, being the res.
idue Of the tractoi land set apart to ju.
lia A. Edwards as her share Of the
lands Of Jacob Peck, deceased, said resi-.
due being one-half Of an acre; said sale
Will DO for cash as to one.iourth Of the
purchase money and as TO the residue
on Q credit Of six and twelve months,
bonds with good security will DO ro-
CURED for the deferred instalments,
bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and the title will be retained as a iurth.
er security. JOHN W. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioner.
Bond with approved security has been
given before me as required by law.
mfl2w4 CIAs. B. WAGORSgR, Clerk,
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G. 2. Hogg, ESQ, a talented
young attorney, of Point Pleasant,
is working up his claims for Con.
gross from the Fourth District
Leader.
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COMMIssIONER,S NALE

!, VIZ W 4K'E14WIS IKb''J 9.AIlN
or One Hundred Acres of Land
In ArbuckIc District, Mason
County, West Virginia.
DY virtue Of u decree II tho Circuit
u Court Of Mason County West Viz.
GINA, entered at tho September term.
1888, inthe Chancery suit tliorein psnd.
lug. Wherein Snnnrny Sanicor sl,'I. ,y",,,
plaintiffs, and Mary Noble ii. als. were ,crS
defendants, | shall, on the I4iIl day
OF April. 1884. nro,eed 10 ssiI NJ,
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Mr. Tilden is for anybody and
everybody except himself.
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Lucy o. HAnnan

vs.
j. NJ Hannah, IN his own right and a.
Administration Of James II. GnlhfiV;.
deed, +. y. Guthrie Admir-, and als.
In Chancery,
Extract IRON decree entered February
l6, 1854.
-
And II Is further adjndgrd, ordered
and decreed hy tho Court thatthis cause
berelerre,l 10 John n. Trims, ono II
the Commissioners Of this Court, Ia
take, state and report IN account show
ing what liens, Il any, are upon said
realty, their pfiOrlties II any and 10
whom payable, tho indebtedness II any
Of said estate, how evidenced and IL
whom payable, the proportion to which
Belinda Guthrie is entitled IN lien Of her
dover interest in said rcalty-anl aLso
to settle the administration account Of
the defendant +. A. Guthrie, as Admins
istrator Of James II. Guthrie, deceased,
and to report any other matter that may
DO deemed pertinent by said Commits
sioner, or that either party in interest
may require