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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-03-19
Btate NeRa.

Horse thieves are having q more
than unusually prosperous season
in West Virginia this year
The Wheeling people will have
a State Fair this year despite the
effort Of the food to ruin thgifrop-
erty
The artillery company at Mar
tinsburg has changed It's name 10
"The Camden Light Artillery in
honor Of the Senator.
The Mountain Herald says that
during q late rise the Messts.
James put one million feet Of logs
in the Blusstonsand doomed them.
A. B. go. brakeman named His.
cock fell from a train last Thursday
near Rowlesburg, and was instant.
" killed. He lived at Keyser.
The West Virginia wool growers
have senta committee to Washing.
ton to cooperate with other wool
growers In having the wool tariff
increased.
Horse thieves have become 80
numerous in Berkely and adjoin.
ing counties that the farmers have
organized a Vigilance Committee
for self protection;
Ellsworth, district, Tyler county
will vote March Is on a proposition
to subscribe $4,000 to a marrow
guags road from New Maftinsyille
to Middlebourne.
Cassville, Wayne county, had a
FIRE last week which nearly destroy
ed the village. The principal no,
toll and stores we're burned. II vas
the work Of an iucepdiary.
An old lady having an insttu.
ment Of writing to acknowledge
walked into a Martiusburg bank
and asked a gentleman ifhe could
show her q "n0!otioos republican. y
He did.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Parsons
celebrated their golden wedding at
MonteFy Cal, recently. They we're
natives Of Randolph county until
about ten years ago, When they
went west. d
The trial Of George Price for
the murder Of Napoleon Foster, in
the Richie County Circuit Court,
ended last Saturday, resulting in a
verdict Of guilty Of murder in the
second degree.
Mr.. N. P. Beasley, Of Raleigh G.
H. arrived in town Sunday and
took charge Of the Progress office in
room Of ]. R. Greenward, its formor
editor. Mr., Beasley is a jovial
gentleman Of considerable oxpor.
fence in the newspaper business,
and will doubtless make O success
Of the Progress Mcdonnell Progress.
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On 70 DC lIardl Gar carnivaI.

Onto The lIardl Gras Carnival.
The 165ih Grand Monthly Draw.
ingof The Louisiana stateLottefy
took placethe second Tuesday d
February, at New Orleans, La =
GenIls. G 4. Beauregard, Of La,
aud Jubal A. Early, d Va, super.
yised il. Ticket No. 1872 drew
First Capital Of sT5, 600; twas sold
in fractions Of Hfths at 81 each and
MI. Horace N. Hatch, a plumber Of
No. 1870 West Broadway, South Bos-
ton, Mass, got $4,000; another
went TO Messrs. Laaard Fferes, Of
San Francisco, CAL, well-known
bankers thefej another to Frank
Faciolle, Jacksonville, Fla. No.
1888 drew the Second Prize Of
s25, goo, also sold in fifths-one 10
Il. r. Hicks, Of Mofganton, Brooke
Co, N. O., collected through Bank
Of Asheville, n. O., and elsewhere.
No. s0,428 drew the Third Capital
Of SI0,0 900, sold in Washington City,
D. G., and elsewhere. Everywhere
everytime, eYeryone has q chance
to win q fortune for a triAe. Any
information can be had of M. A.
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sHERIFF,A RAIE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that ], ~
In the undersigned Sheriff Of Mason
County, West Virginia, shall on Thurs
day March 9Th. 1854 between the hour,
81 10 O'Clock 8. IN. and 1 o'clock D. m.
proceed TO sell by way q public auction
70 the highest bidder, for CASH, on tht
premises known as the ''Redmond Fur
mace Lot inthe town, Of Clifton. WesI
Virginia, the following personal proper,
~, viz Abont 5000 hoop.poles. at6nI
90, 900 slaves, about a. 900 heading, / I0i
OF Salt on boards oyer gfainefs, about
l5ObaETels; ] lot dirty salt, about 2OC
barrels, ind about 1900 barrels No.
Salt, in bulk, in Salt House; about 5eE
barrels Of salt S bushels, and.ah6ut i7t
barrels Of salt bushels, IN shed; about
700 empty I bushel barrels, and abouI
40 empty s bushel barrels; | lot Of flrt
brick, about 1000, and small lot d
arch brick, levied upon by me as TIKI
property Of Robsoh& Keith to satisfy {
distress warrant In my hands Ii lavol
OF the Ohio and West Yitglnla Alininf
and Manufacturing Company.
This 9th day Of February, 1884.
icb6-5w.
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pemoeratle sac oonventton.
IL HE Democratic Voters Of tlie State Of
Wet YIfginIa.

Wctt Nffiptas
Alter q comparison Of views the mem
niemberso Of the Democratic State Exec
udye Committee. at q meeting held in
Parkefsbure, March 4, 1854, deoming i
proper, Do call o State Convention to
beheldal
Charleston Wednesday April 10 1884.
AZ lOo'clock q. ma for the purpose Of
appointing four delegates 70 represent
tho State at large in the Democratic
National Convention 10 be held at Chi
cago on the 9Th day Of July, 1884, to
nominate candidates for President Of
the United States to appoint a State Ez-
ecutiye Committee; to take such steps
for tie more perfect organization Of the
party in West Virginia as shall be deem.
cd wise and expedient, and 70 transact
Buch other and further business for the
welfare Of the party as may properly
come beiorcit,
itisrecommended that the Democrats
Of the several counties meet at their re-
speciiye Court Houses, on Saturday,
April5, 1884, at / o'clock p. M, unless
some other day be fixed by the County
Executive Committee, and appoint del
egatCs to said convention, on the basis
Of one delegate for each ono hundred
votes cast at the October election in 1886
for Governor j. 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 al
the State Convention, separate them
selves into Congressional District Con
Ventions and select two delegates eact
to represent their respective Districts III
tie Democratic National Convention.
D. u. LEONARD, Chairman.
H,R HOWARD, Secretary,
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TlRlis 81 sALE !
Lucy o. Human.

W.
J. NJ Hannah, In his own right and az
Administrator Of james Ii. Guthfies
decd =, A. Guthrie Admir-, and als,
IN Chancery.
Extract from decree entered February
10 1854.
And Il ls further adjudsed, ordered
and decFeed by tho Court that this CAUSE
be rcLerrbd 10 John 4, I'imms, one Of
the Commissioners Of this Court, 10
take, state and report an account show.
ing what liens, Il any, are upon said
realty, their priorities II any and 10
whom payable, the lndebtedhessit any
Of said estate, how evidenced and "a
whom payable, the proportion to which
Belinda Guthrie Is Gntltleainlieu Of her
dover interest in said reslty-rand also
to settle the administration account Of
the defendant, f. A. Guthrie, rs Admin
istrator OF James II. Guthrie, deceased,
and to report any other matter that may
be deemed pertinent BY said Commits
sioneT, or that either party in interest
may require"
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The campaign Of 1884 is begin.
ming to attract attention already,
In our own State the Democrats
have fixed the time to appoint del.
egates TO the National Convention,
A meeting is called in this paper
IN this county TO appoint delegates
to that convention. We hope our
Democratic friends will bear this
in midland arrangeto attend. The
meeting will be held on April 5th
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W. Il. TOMLINsON
Comnlissioners' SAG.

Comnlissio Sale.
n pursuance Of a decree rendered BY
i the Circuit Court OF Mason county
on the 10Th day Of February, 1884. IN
the chancery cause OF Lucy b. Hannari
against ]. N. Hannah In his own rirhk.
and as administrator Of James II. Gnth..
ne, deceased, :. A Guthrie, administFas'
tor Of James II. Guthrie, deceased, Eti6
y. Bush and Minnie II. Bush, therein
pending, |, the undersigned special COM
missioner, viii, on the I4tlI day 81
april 1854, proceed to sell 81 Ray
Of public auction, at the front door 81
the Court House OF Mason county ma
following described real estate: Ono
tract Of 200 acres Of land situate In the
district OF Arbnckle, In Mason county
west Virginia, being a part Of 4 400 acre
tract conveyed to james H. GuthriebV
WIN. II. Williams and bis wife. III dbaa.
bearing date the 10th day Of AIay. lS!,S;
o. record IN the Clerks Office 81 th9
County Court Of Mason county in Dssd
BOOK 10, page. l67. One other tract at
uale IN the district Of Hannah, in'sAld
county containing l81 acres, conyeyai
y said James II. Guthrie by Trilhihn
Guthrie, attorney, 90, BY deed bearing
da!e on the 10Th day Of May, 1868, ana
Of record In the Clerks office Of thes6id
county, In Deed Book p, pake S2B.
rms tract is o short distance from ana
!Iown Of Glenwood Ono ether tTact al
lanQ situate In tho county M NntthIt 81
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Stockholders, Maatine,.

THERE will be general meeting Of
i the Stockholders Of the Point Pleas.
ant Saw and Planning Mills, at their Office
in the town Of Point Pleasant, on Thurs
day, the Sd dsy Of April, 1854, for the
purpose Of electing a Board OF Directors,
making bylaws and transacting any
other business that may lawfully be
done. J.J. BRIGHT,
mar5w4 President
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IIon Q. i. IEogr RE conrrea..

non .. !, = - AAgs ! Or 2 (. CONGRESS.
~ lioggi hsq',Ioi ~ Pleasant
' :, 70 hlpiey inns week attending
sguI Z any vs.. y =, .ns same .lme lalk.
NY, y. 7 y /, rs Songre ssional chances.
s,ltlile ms p 4 views aye not
pi ! laecOEa Wlsn WE 81 y many ques,
slolls, !, We aLe iplpImsa ne q ap e
q sns Z. .asa s1a y s9|s
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NotLce g Take DeposItlons,

Notice 10 Take Dispositions.
j. $. Easement, P. H. Kelley, and Jere
miah leDuke, surviving partners o
themselves, and James B. Mcdonald
deceased, late partners doing business
under the firm name and style Of ]. s
Easement 4 Co., plaintiffs,
vs..
The Point Pleasant and Ohio River Rail
road Company, o corporation, former
~ The Pomeroy and Ohio River Rail
road Company and The Point Pleas
ant and 0his River Railroad Compa.
ny, The New York Loan and Trust
Company, and George ]. NJ. Goarkey,
Trustee, defendants.
In Chancery.
The parties in the above entitled suit
will take notice: That on the 18th day
OF April, A. d., 1884, between the hours
Of 8 o'clock A, NJ. and s O'Clock P. NJ,
AZ the office Of George Nokes, Justice Of
the Peace at Berea, Lorain county, State
OF Ohio We will take the deposition Of
J. LeDuke and Others TO be read in evi.
dence in our behalf in a certain suit in
ghancery now pending in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Mason, and
State OF West Virginia, in which We are
Plaintiffs and You are Defendants, II
from any cause the taking OF said depo.
sltion shall not be completed on tho day
aforesaid the same shall DO continued
from day to day, or from time 10 time, al
at the same place and between the same
hours, until tho samb shall have been
completed.
j. s. EASEMENT eco.
j. Il. Couch, Jr., Sol. BY Counsel.
marl2W4
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Hon.. Samuel Tildeu has given
out that ho will not accept the
nomination as tho Democratic
nominee for President. He says
that either Payne, Hoadly or Ran.
dali, should be nominated.
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The Parkesburg journal is frank
enough to say that without a union
Of all the elements opposed to Dem.
ocracy IL would DO an idle hope for
The Radicals to think Of carrying
West Virginia.
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11GA1 NoT1Cns.
Commissioners Sale of q
House and Lot near the
Town of clifton, Mason
County, West Virginia,

" -tleA4SsSt
TN pursuance Of tho terms and proyis.
i. ions Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, rem.
dered on the 9TH day OF February, 1891,
in q certain Chantery suit therein pend
ing, in which Ralph w. Black and 9th.
ers are plaintiffs and Arthur Edwards
and others aF5 defendants, /, tho under.
sizned Special Commissioner thereby
appointed for that purpose, shall, on
the l4th day OF April, 1854, at
tho front door OF the Court House Of
said county, proceed To- sell by way OF
public auction to the highest bidder, all
Of that lot or parcel Of Rnd in tile Bill
mentioned and described, being the res.
tdue oil the tract OF land set apart 10 Iu-
lla A. Edwards as her share OF the
lands Of Jacob Peck, deceased, said resi-.
due being one.half Of ati acre; said sale
will be fot cash as TO one.iourth' OF the
purchase money and al to tho residue
on credit OF six and twelve months,
bonds with good security will DO 70.
quired i0r the deferred instruments,
bearing interest from the day Of sale,
and the title will DO retained as a iufth.
or security. JOHN w. ENGLISH,
Special @ Commissioner.
Bond with approved security has been
given before me as required BY law.
nflevil Qa4s B, VACCINE, GSrk,
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". r eana, Sol.
Notice 10 creditor.

To the creditors OF Robert Lqnier, do.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Or,
cult Court Of the county OF Mason, made
m Q cause there pending, TO subject thu
real estate Of the said Robert I.anier 10
the payment Of his debts, you arc 70.
9Glted to present your claims against
the estate Of the said Robert Lanier, iol
adjudication, 70 John Il, Timms, Com.
missioner, at his office in the said coin.
tyt on or beioroth Cd day Of April, 1881.
Witness: Chas. b. Waggener, Clerk d
sud . Court, this 9th day Of February,
1884;
4, e q R wAGsENER, Clerk,
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If Democrats are but firm, har.
monIous and united in thscoming
election in this county, all 1.-The com.
binations tho Republicans can
form, will not avail against the
Democracy. We must keep the
rascals out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-03-19

The last levy made in Jackson
county under Democratic rule was
in 1881. In that year the Demo.
cratic County Court laid q county
levy TO raise sl2,424. In the year
1888 the county affairs were entire.
ly under the control OF Republican
courts, and our Republican com.
missioners laid a conntytax Of 500.
652 upon our people-ah increase
Of SS,22S In our home taxes, q mat.
ter entirely under the control Of
The Republican, Jackson BsaIe.
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viii the law.abiding citizens Of
this State, (and there is no State
in the Union whose citizens are
more law.abiding, peaceabls and
industrious than West Virginia.
Willthe people we say, give theiI
SGpport in any way to the party
whose leaders have been endeavor,
ing for years to make II appear tc
the world that West Virginia is q
sink'holeof iniquity Huntington
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10, 1904.
p1tis therefore adjudged, ordered ant
decreed by the Court that this cause be
referred TO John E. Trims, Esq, one
tthe Commissioners Of this Court, Il
ascertain,
let. What real estate the said Sarah
Galloway died seized and possessed Of
where situate, and her title thereto.
Cd. What liens, L any, are upon said
realty, their priorities and to whom pay.
able.
Sd. The indebtedness Of the said
Sarah Galloway, deceased, how evidenced
and to whom payable.
4th. The interest in said realty, 4
Any, to which the defendant William
Gallowayis entitled by reason Of eurtesy
9th. To settle administration account
DIV. r. Gunnas administrator Of said
estate.
9Th. To ascertain the hoirs at law d
said Sarah Galloway, deceased, theil
names and residences and the respect.
i've proportions that each may be On,
titled 10 out Of decedents estate-and
any other matter the Commissioner
may deem pertinent or that either party
in interest may require"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-03-19

The Democrats are respectfully
reminded that the time for a thor.
ough and complete organization
Of the party in this county, has ar.
rived.
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A GroenbaCk friend said to US
the other day: "What We Green,
hackers and Republicans want Is
the Offices; you Democrats have had
the good places long enough. Wa
are determined to reform you GU,
and reform ourselves in, and The
lever to work the movement is re,
assessment" -Iaaez.
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Afrighful tragedy occurred a few
days at the :Pocohontas mines in
PocOhontasco by which one
hundred and sixty persons we're
killed.
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CONTRADICTORY Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all par
ties interested in this decree thai
! have fixed upon the I'd day Of April
1884, as the time, and my office in tllC
Court House. lin the town Of Point Pleas
ant, as the place, TO state the accounts
&c, required by said decree, at which
time and place they can attend.
Given under my hand this 9th day
OF February, 1884.
JOHN 2; TIAlAls, Comr,
M - NJ. Cir. Court.
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Election Precinct.

A Ia County Court continued and
[ IA held for the County Of Mason at the
Court House thereof on Wednesday,
January 9th, the following order was
entered Of record:
Upon the petition Of u. I. Rodgers
and 81 others, voters Of Clendlncn Dis.
''i sssiiPetitioners praying tina. i voting
Precinc. may DO established at Pine
Grove School House in Clendinen Dis.
trlct in lieu Of pisgah, discontinued, and
the same being considered BY the Court
it Is ordered that d Voting Precinct be,
and Is hereby appointed and established
at Pine Grove School House in said Dis.
trict, to be known as Pine Grove School
House.
a CoPY-TEsTE:
Up. r. B. Smith, Clerk,
By Jos. H. HoLlowAY, Deputy.
ianl64w.
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The Republicans will hold their
convention, for the selection of del.
egates at large to she Chicago con.
Yention, at Martinsburg April 90.
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!. Tothe creditors Of james Il. Guthrie,
deceased;
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Orr
cnit Court tor the County OF Mason,
male in q cause therein bending, 10
subject the real estate OF the said James
II. Guthrie to the payment OF his debts,
you are required 10 present your claims
against tile estate OF tho said James II.
Guthrie, TO John L. Timns, Commits
sioncr for adjudication, at his Office in
the said county, on or before the ID day
OF April, 1891.
Witness Chas. B. Waegeneri Clerk OF
the siid Court, this27thday Of February,
1884.
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
feb. 97.BW
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John Sherman is being greatly
disappointed because his outrage
mill started for 1884, does not turn
out the grist he fondly hoped for.
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The campaign will soon open in
this county in earnest. The bugle
Is calling US to arms.
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COMMENCEMENT NoiIee.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested ID this decree, that | have
fixed upon the I'd day Of April, 1884, as'
the time, and my Office In the Cont
House, in the town OF Point Pleasant,
as the place, to state the accounts, &C.,
required by sud decree; At which time
and place they eau attend.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
February, 1884.
JOHN E. TISiSis, Con'r,
:, III Cir. "
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Important to Road Sur.

MASON CorSTY CouRn
CEIi.k's 0fricE.

Z JtEi.k'h 0fFicE,
MARGINS, 1884.
1ll1E Road Surveyors are required by
il order Of the County Court 10 report
tothH next april term thereof tie col.
dition Of the bridges and roads over
which they are Surveyor; whether IN Of
out ofrepair; u out d repair, the proba.
bic cost 81 repairing them, and any 9th.
er matter pertinent thereto.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
y. r. II. b. sMtTH, CLERK,
BY josh, Holloway, Deputy.
inSrl2td lft
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The gruSiors Of Grant and Hardy
counties now fatten Western cat.
tl0 altogether, preforing to buy in
Chicago than to handle heinfsrior
native stock,
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FOR SALE.

yellow Poplar Shingles, IN large or
small l6ts AddressO. w. MAUf.
IN, ATbHcklei MsSOa 0tunty, ". Va.
'augssn.
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The B, & o, Railroad pOys over
$4,000 school tax into tho Preston
county treasury,
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STATE Of Kest Etrninia, g.,

'SNNsS VI NiSNs "W0ssNt Sos
n RULES held in the Clerks Office
"a Of tile Circuit Court Of Mason coun.
", on the first Monday in the month Of
March, 1885,
G. Y. Roots, Albert Z. Smith, Harry p,
Pleter, James r. Murdoch and @. N.
YanCleat, plaintiffs,
vs..
The Mason City Salt and Mining, Com.
[ pany, Corporation. and The Mason
City Coal and Salt Company, q corpos
ration, James P. Kilbreth, B. +. Bran.
nan, ]. NJ. W. Neff, n. II. Mclean,
John W. Kilbreth, Mordicia NJ. White,
Guernsey Y; Roots and James P. Kill
breth, late partners doing business
under the firm name and style OF
Roots 4 Kilbreth, Guernsey Y. Roots;
Albeit 4. Smith and Harry P. PETER,
partners doing business under the
firm name and style OF Roots 4 Co.,
and Charles Clifton, Trustee, and
james 7. Kilbreth, claiming 20 be
Trustee, defendants.
In 0hancery.
The object oil this suit Is to dissolve and
wind up the affairs OF the said The Ma.
son City Salt and Mining Company, a
corporation. This day came the com.
plainants by their attorneys, and on
their motion, and 1t appearing by atfida-
Wit filed that the defendants, B. +. Bran
nan, james ?. Kilbreth, J. M. W. Netf,
N. II. Mclean, Guernsey Y. Roots and
JamesP P, K:lbreth, late partners doing
business under the lirm name OF Roots (
Kilbteth, Guernsey 7. Roots, Albert +.
Smith and Harry 2. Piefer, partners do.
ing business under the firm name
and style Of Roots & Co., James
w. Kilbreth and Mordecia A[. White,
are non-residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, 1t Is ordered that they, the
said non.residents; do appear here with
in one month after the first publication
OF this order, aud do what Is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit.
Teste:
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Simpson & Howard, sttys. [marl2w4
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Jas. Capefart rs One or the
Delegates 10 the Democratic
National Convention.
Editor Register Our County Con.
vention is called for April 9Th, and
will, among other things, select
delegates to the State Convention,
which meets at Charleston on the
10Th prox. Tha. Convention Sc.
lects delegates to the National
Democratic Convention which as.
sembles at Chicago on the 9Th Of
July next. We need good, cool,
clear. headed men for that position,
and the young Democrats Of this
Congressional District have a man
Of that character whom they will
put forward as one Of their dele.
gates. We refer to Jas. Capehart,
Esq, Of this county, whose DemOc,
racy in the most trying hours Of
that party's existence in this State,
knew no shadow Of turning. He
is a representative man, one who
will carry out the wishes Of bis
people; a gentleman Of broad cult
ure, liberal feelings, keen ponetra-
ton and great firmness of charact-
er, whose tealty to the true and
time honored principles Of Jeffsr.
sOnian Democracy, has ever been
paramount. Let Mason county see
that he is chosen, and thus honor
one Of her truest and noblest sons.
MASON.