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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-12

Our Gigantic
CLEARANCE SALE
OFFERINGS
Should commend themselves
to the undivided attention of this
whole community.
Infants Kid Button Shoes, G5c Der
pair. Ladies' Fine Calf Button Shoes,
reduced to So 50 per pair.
A few more left of those $3 CaracOa
Kid Button Shoes for ladies, to be
closed at 81 rs per pair.
TO keep our shoe bargains
company, we have just knocked
the covers off from over 50 cases
of Boots and Shoes, direct from
the factory of Bingham & ClOut-
man, Boston, Mass.
Mems Full-stock Fine Calf Button
Shoes, reduced to So 20 per pair, well
worth twice as much.
Null . Il ull-SUOCk L 1uO CHlI COn0'fCSS
CATERS, reduced to So 5Oa pair, worth
four dollars regular.
Mems Full-stock Fine Calf Lace
Shoes, reduced to SIS IS pair, solid
sOle-leather counters.
Genuine hand-sewed Alligator Boots
direct from TORY.
Now is the correct time to Buy
BOOts and Shoes, the Best and
Cheapest Footwear. in the CITY by
Ear, all made by White Labor.
Misses Kid Shoes, Worked Button-hoes handmade sizes
from IL to 3, only l 20 pair.
Children's Rubbers still sell at l5c a pair
Money judiciously spent is we'll
invested. Stock of Dress Goods
must be sold. Prices no object.
Room, not money, is wanted in
all departments.
JOSEPH CHEM.
White 1Eou@e,
The only store town that has big show window at the
of the store giving plenty of light what you
purchasing.
Olympia, Feb 10, 1885,
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A vendre 4 bon march6 un mou.
lin d coudre ct un Harmonium
Cabinet Organ) payable aux
muis.
S'addresser B z. Demeules.
Vim de Bourgogne . $1.25 le gal
Ion, q la Compagnie des wins de Ia.
Californie--ofhce d Minneapolis,
$3.50 AVENUE SUD.
CHARITE.

Charts, c'est-a-dire amour ct
compassion, les deux expressions
en- lesquelles Sc r6sument les joies
ct les miseres de la vie humane.
les deux vertus qui l'anoblissent
ct la consolent.
Que le richie soft charitable en-
vers lie serviteur, quill assujettit 3
ses volont6s, envers Fourier quill
emploie envers le pauvre qui lui
tend la main. Gull SO disc cha
que soir en- s'endormant, que pour
lui, plus la Providence Ia fait puis-
SAINT, plus ellie lui impose par Ia
meme robligation d'aider, de pro-
t6ger ceux qui l'entourent.
Que le pauvre q son tour soft
charitable envers le richie. Quill
sache que mules m~erveilles de
msrbre, null plafond dor6 ne peu-
vent METRE un prince q labri des
anxletes mortelles, que Ia douleur
humane p6netre sous le manteau
de pourpre CONNIE sous les hail
Ions, ct que bien des fois le grand
seigneur assis au sein de ses RI
chesses, en- face dune table splen-
dide, s'est pris d envier l'humble
toit ct l'obsour repos de son char
BONNER.
XAVIER MARINER,
Membre de PAcndemie Francaase.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-06-17

possession leg1time. Quant = Mime
Lyons, ellie ALA s'6tablir dams un
village voisin. Mails ces %jours-ci,
un nomme Marten, se pr6tendant
le seul ct v6ritable propri6talre de
la ferme, q fat signifer judiciaire.
ment 4 Van Horne d'avoir 4 wider
les lieux an plus BRET d6lai. AUS
sitot Van Horn s'est rendu chez
Nine Lyons pour SO faire donner
une garantie dams le cas- Oh il
viendrait 4 etre expulse. Mime
Lyons q 6cout6 les explorations de
son interlocuteur sans l'interrom-
pre-. Puts, CONNIE 81 ellie sc fnt
rappel6 soudainement ce qu'elle
lui await dit dix-huit ans aupara-
want, ellie a pouss6 un cri de ter
reur ct est tomb6e morte ! SEES
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-06-17
HUT ans apres.

III y a environ huit ans, un NOM
me Abraham Van Horn achetait q
une femme du nom de Lyons une
ferme situ6e . Crystal Township,
dams le comt6 de Montcalm, Michi-
gan. Dependant Van Horn await
de vagues soupcons sur la validit4
du tire ct, avant de conclure le
march6, il voulut sen expliquer
ayec Nine Lyons. Celle-ci protes-
ia ayec indignation ct s'6cria dams
un acces de colere: " Que Dieu me
fasse MOURN B vos pieds 81 ]e cher
che q vous tromperl'. Van Horn Sc
laissa conyaincre ct acheta la fer
me ct, pendant huit ans, personne
ma cherch6 q lui en- contester Ia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-06-17

L'agence DIES wins de Ia Oalifor-
ME - California wine House.
transport6 ses bureaux du Boston
Block Oh ills 6taient auparavant q
.leur nouveau magasin No 253, 2me
Avenue sud. Leurs affaires lei
CONNIE ailleurs ont pris de telles
proportions que cette agence s'est
w obligee d'ouvrir des barils, atm
de pouvoir exp6dier leurs comman-
des avec plus de rapidit6.
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Advantages Considerables.

Pour les SEASONS d'automne ct
d'hiver, nous ofrons au magasin
ci-dessus, un assortment 6l6gants
de lots de hardes enforcement neufs
manufactures reinforcement ct fats
dams les derniers gohts. Jamais
habits plus 6l6gants mont etc ven
dus sur le march6 de Minneapolis.
Pas de vieilles 6toffes, pas de We'll
les modes, pas de couleurs bizar-
res nj de patrons inconvenants,
mails un assortment propre etfrais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-06-17

Les wins du Rhin de la Califor-
ME, California Rhine Wines) pro-
venant de la Compagnie DIES. wins
de Ia California, font rapidement
disparaitre du march6 tous les
wins du Rhin allemand. La raison
en- est bien simple, la volci:-"qua-
lit6s sup6rieures des wins du Rhin
de la Californie-et prix raisonna-
.bles auxquels nous les vendons".
Faites visite aux bureaux de ia
Gle . Minneapolis-253-2e AVE
NUE. SUD.
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LIE rOi des escrOcs.

On annonce de Reading (Ver-
mont) la mort de Pescroc lie plus
celebre des Etats- Unis, Plymouth
White, alias Frank Parke.
Par son Language onctueux ct ses
manieres de gentilhomme, White
await r6ussi, en- moins de vingt-
deux ans, q escroquer plus de ST.
100000 q des hommes d'afaires, q
de, gogos ct q des femmes na1ves.
C'est de l949 a 1851 quill a COM
menc6 la s6rie de ses exploits,
en- California en- vendant pour
100000 de sable pour de la
poussiere dor ct en- s'enfuyant
ensuite en- Europe. De 1851
q 1856, CO madr6 coquin a etc
arrete quatre fois a New-York,
pour de nouveaux m6faits, ct, PEN
dant quill etait en- prison, il a esca-
mote $4,000 au sheriff lui-meme.
Plus tard, White a ouvert un
magasin de nouveautes q Kansas
City, s'est fait livrer q credit pour
$275,O00 de marchandises par DIFF
f6rents negociants des grandes vii
les ct a disparu aussitot quill q Gu
ecoule son stock. II s'est mis- alors
a parcourir lie pays ct on le retrou-
We successivement B Boston, Cd il
escamote $4,000 d un richie mar
chand; q Saint-Paul (Minnesota)
Oh il SQUIRE $4,000 q M. Samuel
Mayall ct 100000 q N. John
Mayall, son frere; q New York, on
1862, on il soulage M. Locke Win
chester de $1l1,O00; puts de nou-
veau d Saint-Paul. en- 1868 il aban-
dome sa femme ct revient q New
York.
En- 1874, White vole encore $685. 33
600 q M. Shelly & Co., de Kansas
City. IL await q cette 6poque une
maison de commission q Denver
(Colorado) ct son associ6, Eben
Mayall, desesp6r6 d'etre compro-
mis- dams des transactions fraudu-
leuses, s'est suicide. White s'est
alOrs enful de nouveau en- Europe;
mails quelque temps apres, il re-
Went au Canada, on il s'associe
avec IN autre chevalier din
dustrie de son espece, ct
commet avec lui toute une nouvelle
s6rie discrepancies. SEES derniers
exploits ont etc un vol de 100000,
au d6triment de palderman Libby,
de New York, ct un autre de TO-
600 au prejudice de N. Nathan
Plat, joaillier dams Maiden Lane.
Enfn ce miserable 6tait poly.
game, ct, . une epoque, il await
deux femmes q la fois rien qua
Boston. ii a traverse seize fois
en- tout pour 6chapper 3 la Justice.
White await recu, paraft.il, une
education tres soign6e; il 6tait
toujours mis- a la derniere ct avec
govt, ct, en- lie yoyant, on le prenait
gen6falement pour IN ministre
protestant. II est mort du char
bon.
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n. DEMEULES.
NoTAIRE PUBLIC.
IS NicolIet Avenue.
AGENT D~IMMEUBLES

tREAL EsTATE)
4 pagence exclusive pour Ia vente dun
grand n0mbre de Lots dams les diderents
quarters de Ia vile.
20 Lots sur Ia 6ieme Avenue Nord.
10 {" dams la East Side Addition.
s la Bakers Addition pres du
Motor Line.
4 End Rue Northeast.
A bon march6 "a acres a%dioignant lie
beau village d'Oss6o, pres de pEglise ct
une ecole modele.
I'm Lot avec I'M magasin de IL pieds
par "a sur la 6leme ave III nerd Z ven
DIRE gu q echanger pour une ferme.
A VENDRE a tres has prix un Lot ct
une bonnie maison dams Ia South Minnea-
polls Addition paur $500.
8 Lots ct deux maisons sur Ia 4ieme
Ave. ct 12ieme rus Nord.
I'm magasin sur Pavenue Plymouth.
Bon Focal pour n saloon.
A vendre q bon march6 une ferms de
80 acres pres d'Ossee avec maison, gran
&c, ct instruments eratoires, termes tres
faciles.
A viendre a bon .march6 Is lots. dams 10
Forest Heights addition.
Payment faciles.
Materiaux au montant de 5000 3feurnis
a ceux qui veulent batir.
I'm Lot ct une bonnie mason u Ia
3ieme Rue N. E. pour 1916, cetts pro-
pri6te est oforte q ce prix pour un mois.
Termes faciles.
A vendre on q 6changer plusieurs fer
mes dams lie comte de Hennepin.
Les personnes voulant acheter, vendre
GU echanger des propri9tes, fermas pour
lots de vile %treuverent quill est de leurs
interets de transiger ave lui; Giles pour
ront faire des placements tres avantageux
dams lie cours dece printemps. L'automne
proclaim les pr1x seront eertainement
plus 6lev6s.
Termes de placements tres faciles. II q
aussi plusieurs maisons q Louer. Rendez
lui une visite ct vols veus, convaincrez
que vous pouvez fare des placements
tres avanrageux.
Rappelez vous que tous ceux qul ont
aehet6 un gu 2 Lots lily a quelques an
n6es sent aujourd'hui a False, les avanta-
ges sont aussl grands au%jourd'hui, dams
quelques ann6es dict, veus vous rejoui-
rez d'avoir achete un Lot en- l'hiver 1886.
Compatriotes pour assurer le bien etre
dc v0s families, devenez propri6taires
dun gu p~lusieurs Lots.
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Au "BIG BOSTON,"

Les scheteurs trouveront assortment le plus
plus varia de hardes faites pour hommes ct enfa1
lYoir ! pouest de Chicago, ct qui sera vendu 4 der
composition.
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1shn IL l'9a<.I.
MINNEAPOLIS, II JUN, 1886.
Pension canadlenne.

Madame Labreche, 2O8 lore rue
nord, est dispos6e 3 prendre quel-
ques pensionnaires--Table excel
lente. Prix r6dults.
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Resolve Not 10 PrOCrastlnatc
Any More.

Any More.
On Tuesday, Nov. 9th, 1886, in
New Orleans, La, at the l9Sth
Grand Monthly Drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery, under the
sole care Of Gen'ls G. 7. Beaure.
gard Of La, and Jubal A. Early of
Va, the wheel offurtuno spun rap
idly thusIy No. 94,552 drew First
Prize Of $4,000, 1t was sold in
tifths at SlOO each; one to A. L,
Bcltran Of No. 1913 Esplanade St.,
New Orleans, La, u young sugar
refner there; one to +. l.. PendolI
of Keene, Ky, a tobacco raiser,
paid through lst National Bank Of
Lexington, Ky; one to Mrs. Eliza
j. Peterson, No, SO MOullon St.,
Charlestown, Mass; tho Others to
parties in Chicago, H., and Man
chester, Va. No. $4,000 drew the
Second Prize Of SOS, 900, also sold in
ffths ut 81 90 each; one to Henry
l.. Vancncia, San Francisco, Cal,
paid through Wells, Fargo & Co.
Express; one to Jas. II. Johnson,
San Antonio, Tex, paid through
Traders National Bank there; one
each to W. NJ. Brown and James
X. Jackson, both Of Boston, Mass;
No. 67,85S drew Third Priac, So,
coo, also sold in fifths at S1.0O each;
one paid to VIM. TOnkin, San Jose,
Cal, one to G. Rocco, Stockton,
Cal, both paid through Wells, Far.
60 e. Co Express; one to the An.
gle. Californian Bank Of San Fan.
cisco, Cal; the rest to parties in
New York. Nos. 1901 and g..
S25 drew the two Fourth Prizes,
5000, sold Nil around. But on
Jan. lllh, 1887, the 2OOth Moathly
Drawing will cause S53j,0OO to ga
flying about, and any information
can be had Of NJ. A, Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, on application. II
would b. well to form new resOlu
tons with the new year, and mol
procrOsIinaLe the wooing Of for
tune,
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Sale Of The Pure Coal Compapy.

NJ. Beane, of Maiden, r. P. Arm.
strong, Of Point Pleasant, John
Tompkins and Messrs. Durbin, Of
Cedar Grove, were in the city to
day settling up the business Of the
old Pure Coal Company, of Cedar
Grove. The new company is com
posed of L. P, W. D. and Doc Arm.
strong, Point Pleasant, G. B. West,
Of Marietta, and NJ. Beane, of Nal.
den. A charter has been applied
for and the name Of the now works
will be the Armstrong Coal Com,
pany. The firm is a strong and en-.
ergetic Charleston Star.
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Here To STAY.

We wish to notify the citizens Of
this community, that, notwith.
standing the rumors that have
been put aioat by interested parties,
The Point Pleasant Coal Yards Of
which Thos. L. Parsons is Manager,
IS here TO stay; and we will soon
have an ample supply of the best
Of Kanawha coal. We hope our
friends will remember US.
THos. L. Parsons, Manager.
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VUHu .lIs MUTTIb,
In Chancery.

The object Of this suit is to obtain a
divorces from the said defendant, on the
grounds that the said defendant wiliully
abandoned and deserted the said plant
III for more than three years last past
before the commencement OF this action.
Also for custody Of John G. Morris, u
minor child six years old, the issue Of
the marriage Of plaintiff aud defendant.
And ii appearing by affidavit fled with
papers in this case, that tile defendant
John N, Morris, Is a nonresident Of the
State Of West Virginia. II Is therefore
ordered that he 10 appear here within
one month after the first publication Of
this order and do what Is necessary to
protect his interests in this cause.
X, y. MITCHELL, Clerk.
], U, MYERS, Sol.
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JcrsoY Cnitlc FAR SnIn.

W. II. TomlinsOn has for sale on his
farm, three miles from Point Pleasant,
fifteen extra nice unregistered Jersey
hciiers, in calf to Registered Bull Dc.
lanCy Boy, descended from the famous
Irish Rose and Delaney the First,
Terms OF sale, reasonable. Also two
young Jersey Bulls, from same stock.
OFT. CIT.
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THE annual meeting Of the Stockhold.
l ers Of the Merchants National Bank
OF West Virginia ut Point Pleasant, will
he held at their Banking House on Tues.
day, January nth, 1887, for the election
Of Directors and the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before
them. T. SrRlBLING, Cashier,
deCl5 Iw.
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n.,T TS",,1v ~ Un' 1n,..,S ~
n"I tD ..:,,,,ni'Io n,'ss,,o ~
ST.sou To,.,stI, ~ ~, Vt. ."iItH''
"No' oO''"''; We, VIZ si"'"'
n pursuance OF a Geed OF trust execu'
l leu 70 . H. anlnllIer, lthe IMnuerslsn!-
eu having Deeh substituted trustee m
Jus room ana stead ny q decretSl order Of
ihe MASON county CIRCUIT court ny
nehlaN,In Lewis, bearing dAte INC 2Vtn
gay OF October, lS'O' ana du'y recorded
u the Mason HoWniS CoNr! Clerks "
nsr, IN trust Deed BOOK, 40. ., loIlo
ltS 10 secure James Lewis the payment
o. ram notes therein mentioned, ana
uelaNlt having Deeh made IN Inc pay
hehI OIL Sa,1 notes according 10 thGlr
ishGr "nu eHec', an" neIhs required ny
y. D. INslah' AdnIlnlSlFaior oil SAID
Iui ,I EcMls, deceased, tne present
no!g 1 OF inc y noteS , that are que ana nm
i"nl, 70 scl. ii illuG'' OF tIle properly con
veycu Wy Salu ueeu 81 IrTSt, ~ may DC
necessary 10 l,"y OIL ana HlscharEe INC
@Nei%l Mn,oun's NIe; slIIsll as trustee
vi AoIun9' nc0ru Day o. jan
W"EJ' $50 between ana : O'Clock
+ ml, u! ~" iIOnt uoor o. tne Court
I nolsc S' ''ns1" Ionlity! Nest virginia
proceed proceed. 70 se ~, ~ pn3llc auction, the
lNoPclt!, l y. No lnuCh IlereGt Us may NC
necessary " 'T 70 pay oiI sac den! anu costs
VI sue ST. ues SUI, IN Sliu deed oil
L"s, "s,T',oMS, hcg.lanins ~ /" s''!ks"m
.le npI |, ''.S CORNER Oh ANUS now
oW.l ' U! sa'N gI1iI'ee, %so ON tne Ilne
~ ,, um' now -%,U oW w ny nen]allll'l tiaiI|
I'C my p "'s w. W0hs the Ilhe OF SAN
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Stone MnsOnx Take Notice.

OEALED bids will be received until 7
y O'Clock Z. NJ, December 25th, 1856,
for the stone work OF the church to be
built on the farm Of ?. S. Lewis, near
Old Town Bridge, Robinson District,
Mason county, W. Va, Plans and spec.
iiCations may be seen and bids left at
the office Of DR., A. r. Barbee, or with
either Of the undersigned.
JN0. G. CARTNIILL,
OLIVER l.. HALL.
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[GaIIIpOIis p0pers pIease copy.l


The Milton Star and Huntington
papers have located and partially
built (in their minds, the propos
ed extension Of the Western and
Norfolk R. R., and of course takes
in both of their burgs. Let us
whisper to you, boys, that when
the extension is built, it will come
down Coal river, cross to head Of
Davis Creek, thence to the Kan.
awha and down that stream to the
railroad center Of West Virginia
Point Pleasant
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LOTTERY.
PRIZE, slso.opo

eve dolsreby certify hat zoe inberris he
artdngmeai' for alNe Monthly 6nd Sttai.
AIIRual Drqrings Of The LOlisianG lSiats
Lottery Company, mdiap e1oa mundgf and
contgl lis Drq,riagi ticiaSslrcs, aud tIdl he
same dre conducted irith hoHt,ty fdiirhes,
and ingooi friN tordrd al ,,ories, and ia
authorize he Company 10 use ha certificate,
with fac-Gmiis ef or signature, ATTACHED,
~ ils adrrtSsmenis."
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE OF
STEAMBOAT NELLIE +.
BROWN.
United States SIarshars Sale.

TN the District Court Of the United
| States for the District Of West Virgin.
ia-ln Acknowledgements T. Connell
against the steamboat "Nellie F. Brown"
her engines, tackle, apparel, outfit and
furniture.
By virtue Of writ OF IindiiiOni Erpo.
mas, issued out OF the District Court OF
the United States iOr the District Of West
Virginia and to me directed in the
above entitled cause, ! will expose for
sale at public cutlery and sell to the
highest bidder on Wednesday, the
Sth Day Of January, 1857, ut |
o'clock, ?. NJ, the said steamboat "Ncl.
lie +. Brown" her engines, tackle, ap.
parel, outfit and furniture, at Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia,
whore she now lies, for one-iourth cash
and the balance due on the LIST dav OF
May, 1887, the deferred instalment to
be evidenced by the note of tho pur.
chaser falling due, the date lastaioresaid
with good personal security and bearing
interest from the date Of sale.
c. SElION,
dec. 10 lw. U. 5, Marshal.
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NOTICE.
Economy Som COMPANY.

A GENERAL meeting OF the StockhoI.
N ders OF the Economy Soap Compa.
ny, will be held at the office Of said com.
pany, on Front street, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia, on Saturday, December
18th, 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to elect
a Board OF Directors, make bylaws, and
transact any other business which may
come before said meeting.
W. II. RAMP,
J. j. BRIGHT,
G. SEHON,
l.. SEH0N,
i. S. HOWE.
Point Pleasant, W. Va, Dec, It'll, sc.
dec. S-@w.
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CARD.

TN0W ye, that by the payment Of
N $227.lO | am permitted to sell in.
toXicating liquors at my house. To the
wife who has Il drunkard Tor husband,
or n friend who Is unfortunately dissipa.
ted, | say emPhatically, give me notice
in such cases in which you are interest.
ed, and all such persons shall he exClu.
ded from my place. Let mothers, faith.
ems, sisters and brothers do likewise,
and the request shall be regarded. !
pay q heavy tax for the privilege Of sell.
Ing whisky and other liquors, and want
il distinctly understood that | have no
desire to sell to minors, or drunkards, or
to the poor and destitute. much pro.
fer that they save their money and put
II where twill dotle most good. There
are gentlemen Of honor and men OF
money, who can afford II, and it is with
those / desire to trade. would say to
those who wish 10 trade with me, and
cln afford, come, and will treat EyOu
gentlemaAly and courteously.
Respectfully
feb. l7-lys JOS. HEN.
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"The great revival Of industry
since the last Presidential cleo
ton" to which the Tribune bore
witness the other day, appears to
have been as marked on the Pacific
coast as on the Atlantic. The de.
posits in the California savings
banks show an increase Of $4,000.
600 during the first full year under
n Democratic admin stration,
against decided decrease during
the last year of a Republican adj.
minis'ration ~ y Ercnin1 Past,
(lnd)
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted to Hess 4 Co.,
n ludoIph Rothchilds, or to Henri.
eta Hess, are hereby notified that such
Indebtedness must DO settled at once;
and are requested to call at once al the
office OF Gum 4 Gibbons and attend to
the matter.
WILEY 4 GIBBONS,
nov. lO-iw. Special Uonm's.
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The good work goes on. Wood,
Republican postmaster at Hunting.
ton, appointed three weeks before
Arthur's term expired, has been
bounced, andJ. NJ, Verlauder, Dem.
ocrat, appointed in his stead.
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Additional Locals.
OBITUARY.

Died, at her home in Gallipolis,
Ohio, Monday morning, October
25tll, 1886 at 10 O'clock, Mrs. Fan.
nie NJ. Smith, in the S2d year Of
her age.
The subject Of the above notice
Was the daughter Of Benjamin and
Martha Day. She left a large cir
Gle Of friends, brothers and sisters,
an afflicted mother and a dear hus.
band to mourn her departure, Sis.
ter Smith vas united in marriage
to Mr.. Charles NJ. Smith. Of CALI.
polls, Ohio, oclober Slst, 1871
This union was short but pleasant,
and happy. Sister Smith united
with the Concord Baptist Church
when quite young. She was Of a
genial and pleasant disposition,
naturally kind aud hospitable.-
The burial services we're conducted
by Rev. Charles Davis, Of Gallipo.
lie, Ohio. Considering this sad
event, we are bound to admit the
truthfulness Of the scriptural dec.
laration, "In tie midst of Life we
are in Death" See her while the
eye was not yet dim nor the phys.
ical strength abated, life in pros.
pect, in lOyeliness and beauty
stretched before, but Alas! Death
put a period to all earthly pros.
poets. Obi for more lasting pleas
ures, for a hope of life that is be
yond death! May all bow with
submissive spirits to tho Hand that
Yields the rod "Man proposes
but God disposcs."
fGallipOliS Donprg nlpasn ronv I
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President Cleveland is said to be
warmly in favor of the Govern.
m"n''s re imbnrSing the colored
men who lost their savings few
years ago in the failure of the
Frredman's Saving Bank, He ia.
vors it on the ground that this
bark was sanctioned by the Gov
eminent and was SO believed by
The COl0red men who trusted il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

The Republicans are carrying
West Virginia again-af,er the
election. They deludo themselves
with the boast tina, it is going to
be their mutton. The Democrats
Of the little mountain State will
shake the dew from their garments
and score n bigger minority in 1855
than in 1854. Portsmouth Times.
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A Pork Hem.

san Francisco Alta
Mr.. HoRg is elected tn Congress
from West Virginia. Let Bismark
take nuLiCe.