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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-03

Nothing is known at the war depart
ment in regard to the reported action of
Gen. Miles in Offering rewards for the
capture of the renegade Apachos. dead
or alive. If such iG the case, II Is an
act that will not be sanctioned by the
war department Such course would
not be considered civilized warfare,
even with blood thirsty savages.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-03

According to the Washington Post,
Senator Palmer, who has no children
of his own, has partially adopted the
son OF his gardener under rather pc
culiar arrangement For six months
in the year the boy lives like a prince
at Mr. Palmer's home, and for the
cthsr six he is at hi, fathers, merely a
workingman' son again.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-03

any hopes for his secovery.
The Detroit e. Lake Superior copper
company will erect new copper smelling
plant at Torch Lake, near the village or
Lake Linden. The smelling plant proper
will consist of three stone buildings, each
containing four refining furnaces, with q
total daily capacity of 156 tons. There
will also be buildings for blister-copper
and blast furnaces, Offices, etc. The works
will not be completed for IL months.
Perry, Shiawassee county, viii have an
old-fashioned celebration July 3, and ex-
tends special invitation to q. A. X.
posts. Two prizes OF tl5 and $40 respec-
lively are offered for best drilled posts.
DR.. s. w. Smith, c. 3. Frazer, II. w.
Smith, Fred A. Fish and II. Y. McNutt
have organized O stock company with $5,-
600 capital for the establishment of q
creamery at Port Huron. The capacity
will be 1000 pounds Of butter daily. The
officers are G. s; Frazer president; DR..
Smith, vice president; Fred A. Fish, SEQ
rotary and treasurer. It will be ready for
business in June. The milk will be re-
ceived from the Grand Trunk, Chicago e.
Grand Trunk and the p II. Il N. w. rail-
way lines, and by road teams.
Ex-Sherifr winney Of Jackson, has been
appointed deputy United States marshal
to succeed James III. Baker Of Lansing.
These gentlemen figured prominently on
either side of the Crouch murder case for
q long time, winney for the people and
Baker in the Crouch family interest.
Rev. Porter B. Barry, for thirty years
In the Congregational ministry In Mich
igan, died at Three Oaks recently, aged
"a years.
The report Of che normal schools re-
moval from Fenton to Alma having gone
abroad, and opinion being somewhat mix
ed on the question, the facts may be stat.
ed as follows: The principal OF the school
at Fenton will start . normal at Alma
the one at Fenton will be continued by
property, and retains all but three Of the
corps Of ten teachers.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-01
For Commissioner.

Mr.. Editor: As il is now in order
to announce our candidates for
County officers to be voted for this
fall, and believing as l do that The
people Of this part Of the county
are justly entitled to name the mar
for the important position of COun'
ty Commissioner, and feeling conf
dent that We have in the person Of
Levi Roush, Esq, the strongest
man that we can name, l hereby
with the consent and concurrence
Of the masses Of the Democracy o.
this end of the county, name him,
A man, although, serving as Depu'
" Sheriff, a position calculated to
make him many enemies, has BY
his kind and generous conduct
drawn to himself the good will moi
only Of Democrats but has made
for himself a very strong Republic
can following. He is a gentleman
Of unblemished character and ster'
ling integrity, a man Of honest con-
victions and kind and generous ma
ture, and around whom we can all
rally this fall for victory, Give Us
Roush and you will allay all sect
inal strife, aud with harmony re-
stored in our party ranks we prom
Use TO lead our banner Of Eastman,
Hogs and reform to a successful is
sue. Hoping, Mr.. Editor that you
will give this place in your pa
per, and wishing you much sue
cess in your future political aspira
lions, | am
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD A. WRITER'S,
Senior member ofthe Withers Bros
unlimited for HOgg, Eastman
aud Ronsh.
Clifton, ". Va, Aug. 80, so.
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A Sound Democrat.

Writ County Transcript,
Charles Edgar Hogg, the nominet
Of the Convention, is u fayorite son
Of the good county Of Mason, whose
delegates stoud by him faithfully
throughout the contest. He is d
man of splendid attainmenls, Q
good sIumper, and u sound Demo
crat, and whilst we regret Wirtt
failure To get her choice, it may be
depended upon that the Democracy
oflhis connty will give the choice
Of the Convention a cordial and
faithful support in November
Hurrah for Huggl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-01
A Lawyer Of Ability.
Huntington Advertiser.

Huntington Advertiser,
Mr.. Chas. L. Hogg, the nominee
fur Congress, is u native Of Mason
County, and is well known through
out the district and the State a. one
Of the leaders Of the young Democ
racy. He was an electOr on the
Hancock and English ticket of 1851
and canvassrd the district in the
interest Of the party. Asa debalel
he ranks high and is recognized az
q lawyer Of ability. Ambitious
and full Of energy, he will make q
vigorous canvass and do his full
share in carrying the party to vic.
tory in November,
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Ro11TrcAI.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention.

A Democratic Convention for
Mason County, will be held at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
OF SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH,
1886, for the following purposes,
viz To nominate
Two Members of the House Of
Delegates.
County Court.
And a County Surveyor.
The Democratic voters of each
District of said County, will meet
at the following places on satur-
day, September 18th, 1886, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, and select 90 dele.
gates for each District to repre-.
sent sad Districts III said County
Convention:
Lewis-Court House.
Observation-Disclosures School
House.
Waggener-Clifton.
GmIiam-New Haven.
Cooper-Flat Rock.
Woods Sch'l House.
Union-WoIf's School House.
Arbuckle-1'own Hall.
CIcndcnin-Fadeley's School
House.
lIunnan-Town Hall.
By order of the Mason County
Democratic Tx. Committee:
A. A. HANLLY, Chn'n.
JONI E. BELLER, sec'y,
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No Doubt NJ All,
Fairmont Index.

Fairmont Index.
Hon. Charles E. Hogg, was nom
mated on the 3Sth ballot ut the
Democratic Congressional Convsn'
tion, held in Point Pleasant on
Wednesday, to succeed Hon. Eu
STAGE Gibson as Representative in
Congress for the Fourth District.
Mr.. Hugg is a resident Of Mason
county, is a lawyer of considerable
prominence and ability, and will
make a brilliant canvass. There
seems to be little doubt Of his cleo.
ton by a handsome majority.
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Loyal 10 His Party.
Huntington Advertiser.

Huntington Advertiser.
On next Monday, at the Wayne
Circuit Court, Hon. EustaCe Gibson
will address the Democracy Of
Wayne in behalf Of the party and
its nominees. Mr.. Gibson Is moi
souted by his failure To receive the
nomination al Point Pleasant, but
is as ready now as ever to do battle
for the principles of the party Of
which he is distinguished q mem
Der, He was the choice Of the pen
pie Of this end Of the district fol
Congress, and they desired his re-
nomination because they knew
him to be a fearless and able expo
nent Of true Democracy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-01

The most spirited and holly con.
tested, but good natured Conven.
ton, that ever con vened in West
Virginia, was the Democratic Con.
greSsiOnal Convention which as.
sembled in this place, Tuesday
morning, August Oath, 1885. al
together Point Pleasant witnessed
a livelier time last week, than has
heretofore occurred in her history.
The convention mel in Hanloy, 8
Opera House at 1890 a. m. and was
called TO order by Judge ]. NJ. Layne
Of Cabell, Chairman ofthe Congress.
SiOnal Executive Committee, who
in a neat speech announced Lheob'
jet Of the Convention.
He then reported from the Exec.
utiVe Committee the name Of 10.
ssph E. Chiffon, Of Lincoln, as tenn.
porary Chairman and that of h. Il.
Horner, Of Wood, as temporary Sec
rotary.
After Mr.. Chiffon had taken the
chair and returned his thanks for
the honor, the usual committees
were appointed, including Basis Of
Representation, Permanent Organ.
ization, Resolutions, etc., after
which, on motion, the Convention
took rOcoss till 100 p. m. go as Ia
give the committees an opportunity
to prepare their reports.
The work Of electioneering BY
tho friends Of the candidates wa,
then resumed with ardor, and car,
ried on through the dinner hour
with scarcely an interruption, the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-01
nnaAI NoTrcus.
Special Commissioners Sale or
Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of the terms Of a lecretal
i order Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Mason, West Virginia, enter
ed OH the Goth day Of May, 1886, in the
clancery cause therein pending, where.
in J. W. Long is complainant and W.
II. jacques and others are defendants,
the undersigned Special Commissioner,
appointed for that purpose, shall pro-
cerd to sell at public auction, at the
front door Of the Court House OF Mason
county, West Virginia, to the highest
bidder on ThurHGlRy, the 10Th day
Of September, 1856, OF o'clock,
p, H., the following described tract Of
land situated In Cologne District, Mason
county, West Virginia, lying and being
on the waters OF the Kanawha Ten Mile
Greek, bounded as follows, to.wit: Be.
ginning at u stake by a branch in Adam
Heisling's line, thence with the same n.
VI W. " poles to white oak, thence S.
10 W. so poles to a white oak on stsny
ridge by d road, n. 30 W. % poles to a
stone where a dogwood formerly stood,
thenceS. s 4. 10 poles to u hickory in a
line OF 22B acres surveyed for John Bar.
nett, thence with raid line, S. $40 Z. -
poles to u stake and two pines, thenccS.
% i. l4pOles to two pines oil top OF u
hill, thence East 81 poles to a stone
on South side hill, same being a
corner to MOrelanls land, thence n.
10 i. ll5l poles to the place Of begin.
ming, containing ninety acres, one rood,
and eleven poles, be the same more or
less, II being the same tract Of land on
which W. II. JacQues now resides, and
upon the following terms, to.wit:
CASH ny to one.third Of the purchase
money, one.third in nine months, and
the remaining One.third in eighteen
months, the purchaser giving his notes
with good security for the deferred in
stallments, and 10 draw interest from
date, and the title to be retained as o
further security.
H.R, HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
Simpson & Howard, Soils.
/ hereby certify that II. R. Howard
the above named Special Commissioner
has given the bond required by law and
the decree under which he Is acting.
X, 4. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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They stood by Him.

Peasants Oracle.
Judge Mon says he can mot tco
highly compliment the people Of
Peasants county on the way they
stood by him 10 the convention;
aud now they can mot please him
better than by voting and working
for The man who got the nomina.
,iun, as well as for the rest Of the
Democratic ticket That sounds
like business and good Democracy.
No sore head there. Hurrah, for
jackson. May he have better luck
next Iime.
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Already scared.

Wheeling Intelligencer.
Mr.. Charles Edgar Hogg, who re
.lieyes Mr.. Gibson Of the Fourth
District hnnors, Il a lawyer in good
practice aud a gentleman Of a lit.
etaty turn. He will make an &C
tive campaign. His nomination
challenges the Republicans TO put
forward their best material.