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ACARD.

TN0W yc, that by the payment Of
IN S227.I0 | AIN permitted to sell in.
luXiCating liquors at my house. To thu
wife who has a drunkard for n husband,
or u friend who is unfortunately dissipa.
ted, | say emphatically, give me notice
in such eases In which yOn are interest
ed, Nnd all such persons shall DO excln.
ded from my place, Let mothers, faith
Crs, sisters and brothers do likewise,
and the request shall be regarded.
pay u heavy tax Tor the privilege Of sell.
ing whisky and otherliQuors, aud want
it distinctly understood that have no
desire to sell to minors, or drunkards, OI
to the poor and destitute, much pre-,
Ter that they save their money and put
It whore II will dothe most good. There
are gentlemen OF honor and men OIL
money, WHO can afford il, and II is with
those desire to trade, would say "a
those who wish to trade with inc, aud
can afford, come, and ] will treat you
gcutlvmahly and cuurteOusly.
Respectfully
feb. Fly jos. HlEN.
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1neAL NoTTCEs.
Special Commissioners Sale.

SpeclAl COMMISSIONERS naI0s
DY virtue Of decree entered In the
ID cause Of Tho Standard Barrel Co.,
vs.. S. n. Knight & Brother and Others
on the 18th day OF May, 1886, IN the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, West
Virginia, the undersigned Spccnl Com.
missiOncrs appointed for that purpose
will on the Sih day OF August.
1856, ut the front door OF the Court
House Of said county, sell BY way Of
public auction to the highest bidder tbs
following real estate: lots lGiand 1855 II,
the town Of Clifton, in raid county, tho
former fronting on Columbia Street and
the latter on High Street, and also patt
Of lot No. Al, in the village Of Grants.
burg, in said county, being tho part TO.
ward the river oil said lot having 80 feet
frontage and y depth OF 10 feet and alsU
lot No. 10, in sRil town Of Clifton, being
80 feet by ITO feet; upon the following
terms Cash In hand as TO one.third Of
the purchase money and the residue III
two equal instalments upon credit u
six and twelve months, the purcllaspr
giving bond with good security rs In the
deferred payments and the legal title
being retained as further security.
CHAS. L. H0uG,
RANKIN WILEY, JR,
Special Commissioners.
] Thereby certify that the above Com.
missioners have given bond as required
by law in the above cause.
H. T. MITCHELL, Clerk.
iune 10 Iw.
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Cheap Excursion 10 Detroit,
Michigan,

On Tuesday, August Sd, the Col
nmbns, Hooking Valley 4 Toledo
R'y, in connection with the Mich.
gan Central Railway, will run q
Cheap Excursion to Detroit, Michi.
gan. Fare for the round trip from
Point Pleasant, only $500. ExCur.
sion train willleave Point Pleasant
at 5:2S A. NJ, arrive at Detroit $40
P. NJ. Tickets good-returning for
four days, This will undoubtedly
prove the cheapest us well as the
most delightful excursion Of the
season, Through coaches from Col.
umbus to Detrnit and return. For
further particulars, sec small bills.
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Voting PrecInct.

A TaCounty Court continued and held
a. for the County Of Mason, at the
Court House thereof on Thursday, July
Sth 1896.
Upon the petition Of j. C.Thomas and
% others Of Waggener District:
Said petition praying that q voting
precinct may be established ut the Brick
School House, known as the Valley CITY
School House IN Waggener District; and
the same being considered by the Court,
il is ordered that a voting precinct be-
and Is hereby appointed aud established
at the Valley City School House, In said
District, to be known as the Valley City
School House" And II Is ordered that
the Clerk Of this Court give the notice
required by law By publication.
4 Copy Teste:
j. p. Il. Is. SMITH, Clerk,
BY JOS. II. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
july l4-iw.
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PeRsosAts Mt.and MIS-. G. &.
AIillstaecompaniedby their daugh-
ier Mis Rankin Wiley, Jrs let
.for Webster Springs, Monday alter.
8noap
During the absence Of her par
epts Mrs. Benz. Stevens will have
charge q tbe old home.
Mis- Grace onesof Moundsyille,
.isSisiiipg Mrs Edith Stevens, at
Sic Miller homestead.
AMONG the callers at this Office
Saturday, was that siaunch young
.Dymoclal, Simon Young, Esq, Of
Hartford City.
Miss Kate 10th, a charming
yoaug lady Of Cincinnati, aud Mrs.
-Jszsiglor, Of Huntington, are here
on.a visit to Mrs. ]. Friedman.
Mr., Kirk Delay, Of Macarthur,
Ohio, accompanied by Mr., Brattou,
called to see Us Sunday.
Misses Grace and Jennie Behan,
of West Columbia, spent a few
hours with friends in town, Mon.
day.
Miss Mary English is on a yisi!
to friends in the Shenandoah Val
ley,
Hon. Ed. sehon and wife are on
q visit to friends in Greenbrier
county.
Rs ore glad 70 chronicle the fact
thdtMts JohnR. srlbe is Conya.
lescipg,
Mrs. ]. S. o'Roark, who has been
visiting her parents, in ohio, has
returned home.
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Genl Pass. Agent Columbus, 0.
A Young Journalist Has n Big
SCOOP.

Among those who were fortunate
enough 10 win a prize in the last
drawing Of The Louisiana State
Lottery was W. +. Seymour, the
son Of the well.known journalist,
W, j. Seymour, Of the New 0'lcans
States. He purchased one.lenth Of
ticket No. 3,40S, which drew the
second capital prize Of $4,000.
The Bank Of Commerce Of Memphis
Tenn, also held for collection one.
fifth Of said ticket. Ono.tenlh of
same ticket was held and collected
by the Peoples Bank Of this city.
New Orleans Times Democrat,
June 10Th, 1886.
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ProhiDItlon Mass Convention.

A call has been issued and sign.
ed by a large number of Prohibi.
tiouists Of Mason county for a Mass
Con vention of the Prohibitionists
of Mason county to be held at the
COur! House, in Point Pleasant, on
Saturday the Slst day Of July, sc,
at 1Qo'Clock A, NJ, for the purpose
of eaecting a permanent organiza
ton, and to transact such other
business as may come before the
Convention. Able speakers will
address the Convention. All the
PrOhibitionists Of the County are
earnestly requested to be present.
By order Of the
COMMITTEE,
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Cheap Land Excursion to Bis
mark, Dakota, July 9Th. $50,
Win. O.. III. n. 81 L. RniIMnY.


The c., H. v. & T. R'y will on
July 9th, SO, give the first cheap
excursion ever run to points on the
Northern Pacific R'y, at reduced
rates. On above date the c., II. V.
d T, R'y will sell tickets to Bis.
mark and return good for forty (4O)
days, with stop over at points on
the Northern Pacific Railway. The
rate from GallipOlis will be S26
The Northern Pacific R'y will give
toparties presenting c., II. vat,
R,y tickets excursion rates from
Bismark to various points beyond
on their line. For full particulars
call on any coupon agent Of c., II.
va 7. Ry,Ur address
H. j. FALKENBAcu,
Gen'l Pass. Agent Columbus, o,
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Congress having passed the bill
granting Pensions to soldiers and
Sailors Of the Mexican war, and
their surviving widows, all such
should applyat once to Mark Poore,
Pension Attorney, Huntington, W,
Va, and have their claims fled as
soon as possible.
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Point Pleasant is the oldest Eng.
lish town on the banks Of the Ohio.
1t is the jamestown of the Ohio
Valley. The first mention made
Of the place in the acts of the Gen.
eral Assembly, is December 26,
1892, when a ferry was established
from the lands of Andrew Lewis
across the Ohio to lands in the
Northwestern territory. The rates
were fixed at 5 cents for a man and
the same for a horse.
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NOTICE.

DERsONS desiring to procure rights or
L privileges at the Mason County, W.
Va, Fair, commencing August 9th, 'S6,
should address or call upon ]. j. Bright,
Committee. The Melon and Feed
rights WILDE let TO the highest bidder
All'bids mnst be sealed, aud should be
submitted by, or before the 18th day OF
August. july 2l-4w.
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Point Pleasant has long been in
need Of a good Soda Fountain. We
are glad to be able to announce
that at last some one has had enter,
prise enough TO invest in a really
first class apparatus. Mr.. A. C.
YanGilder, the well known drug.
gist, who is one of our enterprising
business men, is proprietor of it.
Having sampled the beverages dis.
ponsedr we can certify to their ex.
celfence, clear, pure and cool. MIR.
VanGilder informs US that all the
the syrups are kept in glass cans,
and the water in steel fountains
lined with block tin, so there can
be no such thing as metallic con.
tamination. Everything is kept
scrupously clean, and to those who
want a cool refreshing drink with.
ont taking beer, nothing can be
better. We are also informed that
the whole apparatus including
freightfrom New York was about
1915, although having an old ap.
paraIu', he turned that in as part
payment on the new one.
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The rail has all been laid on the
incline of the Ohio River Railroad,
aud also laid back from the river to
tho main track, aud now the com.
pany is laying tho rail down
through the Extension to the Ohio
Central Railroad. As soon us this
connection is made there will be u
locomotive and construction cars
brought here and then track laying
will be prosecuted ut the rate of a
mile and u half a day. The road
will be built to Mason City by The
middle Of August.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
IN will be a general meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the West Virginia Tin
and Mining Company, held in The Court
House at Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
on Thursday, the 18th day Of July, 1886,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
taking steps towards dispOSing Of the as.
sets Of the company aud disseminating
the same. By order Of the Board Ol hi.
rcctors. opt MOORE, Prvs't.
=. o. SAWYER, sec'y.
July li-9w.
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Prosecuting Attorney of Marshall
county, B. F, Meighen, is doing
some good service for all respecters
of the fsh laws. Recently he had
seven persons indicted and fined
ten dollars each for SEEMING in the
upper waters Of Fish creek. The
example set by Prosecutor Meighen
might be followed with good effect
BY other prosecuting attorneys in
counties where the fish laws are
knowingly violated, And more
especially in Mason County.
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The steam ferry.boat Stone
Brothers will give an excursion To
points up the Ohio River, on next
Thursday night, July 22d. Those
who have enjoyed an excursion on
this boat speak highly Of the man.
agement and good order kept on
the boat. Good music and dancing
will enlivou the occasion, Fare
round trip, so cents each, Boat
will leave wharfboat at S o'clock.
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A FISE BUILDISG.-The now
brick building just erected by tina.
energetic and enterpriSing citizen,
John G. StOrtz, Esq, will be the
finest and best finished business
building in town, when COMPLETED.
The front will be Of solid French
plate glass, the frames and doors
will be oil cherry, nicely carved
Tho whole work reflects much cred.
it upon MCssrs. Ncighbors & vii.
son, the contractors. Mr.. S,ortz
deserves great credit for his enter.
prise, and his laudablo ondcavor,
to build up this town. He has
done more to improve the town
within the last ten years than any
two men in it. If wo had a hun.
died men of his gctup, il would
not be long until we would bp
ahead Of Gallipolis. Let others i'm,
itate his example. The building
will be used for saloon, and Mr.,
selbe will move tn IL August lst
Fine sLnrk Of letter naner and en-,
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As County Superintendent Whit.
ten gives Official notice of the
Teachers Institute to be held here,
only in the Republican papers, Jig.
noring Democratic teachers entire.
ly, for their information, We an.
nOunce the fact that a Teachers
Institute will be held in Point
Pleasant, commencing August 9th.
This attempt 10 make a partisan
matter out Of the Teachers In.ti.
tute should be condemned BY every
teacher in the county. Words full
us to express our utter contempt
for the dirty partisan spirit exhib.
tied in this matter by Whitten.-
He is very small potatoes and few
in a hill" ut best.
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FLoATRIRS
Farmers are praying for rai1.

Festival a Lone Oak School
House in Che Flats, July 27th.
The Probibilionists will bold a
convention in this place, July 9lSt.
The Fair advertisement appears
IN this paper.
Politics has engrossed our time
this week, and therefore, our local
departments not as full as usual.
Steve Adkins has Just finished
painting the roofs Of the county
buildings.
Marshal Mehen, Of Parkersburg,
was in tovn several days last week
on official business.
The RAIDS are awful mad because
the county was found not TO be in.
debt.
stoamboatmen complain very
much about the poor condition Of
the public levee and wharf
The festival at Eckard's Chapel,
Thursday night, was a financial
SUCCESS.
Juhling and his men at Hartford
City have come to an understand.
standing, and the strike is ended.
The Ohio River Railroad has 10
Gated a depot on the lands Of Pat
Dover, at Graham Station.
The genial face of Oh. yanMatre
lights up the water cart Of Bob
yanMatre's.
stecher's Sticky Fly Paper is the
best. Get it at ynuGiIder's Drug
Store.
Those who want to secure Fair
privileges, should read the adver.
tisement in this paper.
The large trestle across crooked
creek, near the tannery is about
completed.
Bob. Carr, q Mason county boy,
is the coalition candidate for Con.
gresS in the Third District.
If the Changers want to preserve
their organization, for good, they
should keep ii clean from politics.
During this hot weather people
should be cautious about what they
eat and drink.
The many friends Of Mrs. Judge
Guthrie, will be glad to hear that
she has so far recovered from her
late severe sickness, as tO be able
to so opt again.
You may sxpqc! a big time next
Thursday; the Democratic Senate.
rial Convention meets on that day,
It will be lied about as usual by
the Radicals.
If the pavement is not repaired
near the residence Of William
Chambers, the town authorities
might be called upon TO repair a
broken leg.
The Mason Grays having conf
dence in their ability to do SO,
challenges any amateur base ball
club in the county or State to cross
bats with them.
A composition on a newspaper, by
displacement Of space, informed
the masses that Mr.. - would
address them asses on Tuesday
next"
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LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
ES' Tickets Oniy SIS. Shares IN
I'rOpOrtiOH."Gsa

"lHr do hncbg certify that ne HpsrriR Tie
arrungcReuis for all he Monthly and Quar-.
ierly bearings Of The Iouisima State
Lottery Company aud in person manage and
control The DrdriRP hem~ips, and that he
same are conducted nth hmcsty, fairness,
and il good faith tO,rad Ri parties, aud re
authorize he Company 10 US this certificate,
rih fac-siHileS u our Sgaaturs attached,
IL ia advertisements"
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On Saturday the 24lhinst there
will be a splendid picnic in the
salt.sheds at Mason City for the
benefit of the Catholic Church, in
that town. The ladies that are in
charge Of the same, are experts at
the business, and hence one and
all, young and old may anticipate
a plCasureful and u memorable
days enjoyment. Miss Nora Young
aud Miss Lizzie Fell have solicited
contributions in our city for the
same; and, We are much pleased to
learn, they have been quite success.
full in their mission amongst US.
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ARednelIon a. PrIee.

In order that all may have an
opportunity to subscribe for this
paper we9haye concluded to pnt
the price down ooNE POLAR
"A YEAR, in ADVANCE. All
whOdonotpays trietly in advance
will be charged $3.50 agar All
old subscribers can have the hem
lit of this reduction in rates by
paying up old scores, and paying
one year in advance. Outside of
the county the price will be $l.15.
-.~..--.----
IMPORTANT TO SoLDlERs.-Hon.
Eustace ilBsou, NJ c., desires the
following named soldiers to report
to the Board Of Examining Sur.
geons at Point Pleasant as soon as
convenient, as a good many Of
tbeit orders are almost out Of date;
silas BrodlCy, Co. |, 81 W. Va. Vols.
fetef Befer, o.. b, 10th Reg. Ohio
Vols
VIM, II, Cartwright, Co. b, oed Reg.
Ohio Vols.
rresly P. Casio, Co. g, 9th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Nathaniel Coleman, Co. Ii. Sth Reg.
W. Va. Vols.
Geo. A. Carter, Co. K, 9th Reg. W.
Va. Vols,
Decpturs. Elliott, Co. K, 4th Reg. W.
Va Cavalry.
Timothy Ford, Co. a. 10th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
John NJ. cireonlee, Co. c, 18th Reg.
! W. Va Vols.
= Hugh Graham, Co. X, 9th Reg. Wv.
svols.
John A. Grant, Co. c, 9TH Reg. W. V.
>Cavalry.
Cavalry.
WIN. b. Hawkins, Co. II. solh Reg.
Nd. Vols.
Daniel p. Jenkins, 4th Reg. W. Va.
Vols.
VIM. W. King, Co, X, 18th Reg. o.
yol&
Samuel Leepcr, Co. X. 10th Reg. o.
Vols
John Il. Monday, Co. X, 18th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Robert Moran, Co. c, 10th Reg Ohio
Vols.
Joel Nucklcs, Co. c, 18th Reg. W. Va.
Vols.
John w Nichols, Co, D. Nth Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Spencer picEens, Co. D, 18th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Hiram Parsons, Co. X, 18th Reg. W,
Va. Vols.
Jonas Roush, Co. f, 18th Reg. W. Va.
Vols.
EdwnrdF. Reed, Co, A, eth Reg. W.
Va. Cav.
Levissines, Co. X, 9th Reg W. Va,
Vols.
Charles F.. shanks, Co. A, It'll Reg. W.
Va. Cav.
VIM. p. Smith, Co. b, 18th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Allen Thomas, Co. C, lo5th Reg. Ohio
Init.
Elias W. Tucker, Co. X, 18th Reg. o.
Init.
Walter ", Williams, Co. F, eth W. V.
Cav.
Simon Williams, Co. D, 18th Reg. W.
Va, Vols.
Andrew K, lIoschar, Co. c, 18th Reg.
W, Va. Vols
Harrison Edwards, Co. F, 18th W. Va.
Vols,
John D. IIigginbotham, Co. D, ah
Reg. W, Va. Vols.
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Phillip Hess, well known in this
place in a fit of dependency at
tempted to commit suicide in Lin
coin Park, Cincinnati, last sutur.
day morning, by shooting himself
in the head. The attempt was a
failure, however, although the
wound isl severe one. He is un.
der treatment in the Cincinnati
Hospital.
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NOTICE.

MY wife Elizabeth +. Ferguson hay.
I1 ing left my bed and board; all per.
sons are hereby notified that | will not
pay or be responsible for any debts SHE
may contract. J. c. X. FERGUSON.
inlv I4.4w
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Don't fail to read the notice Of a
Cheap Excursion to Detroit, Mich.
gan, which appears elsewhere in
this issue. No doubt many of our
citizens will take advantage of this
opportunity to visit the lake and
enjoy the cool and braCing atmos,
phere Of the North. The rate IL
exceedingly low and the tickets are
good returning for four days.
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A.&J. Trounstine & Co.,
Va.
y, pullin and others.
In Chancery,

A LII persons interested in the above
"A entitled cause, now pending in the
Circuit Court Of Mason County, West
Virginia, will take notice that By virtue
Of and pursuant 70 tho provisions Of u
decree pronounced by the aforesaid Cir.
cult Court, in the above named cause on
the 9Th day Of May, 1856 | shall on tho
SOth day OF July, 1886, at my said office,
proceed TO ascertain
LIST. What real estate is OwneJ by the
said Y. Pnllin and Olive G. Pulltii, and
where situated.
Ind. What liens are upon said real en-.
tate and their priOrities, and to whom
payable, and what portion Of said real
estate is covered by each lien.
Ord. To roper; anything that Commits.
SiOnermay deem pertinent, or thatpithe
party may require,
At which time and rlace yOn are re.
Qnired to attend Ii you elect 50 to do.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
June, 1856.
JAMES II. COUCH, JA,
Commissioner Mason Circuit Court.
June 3O-4w.
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EAST WAGGENER IrEMs.-A val
liable COW owned by Thos. Fowler,
died last week.
The storm on last Tuesday night
did considerable damage to the
growing corn.
The Locust Grove Sunday School
is in a prosperous condition. The
attendance for a few weeks past has
been about 70.
George Capehart, Of New Haven,
received a Sunstroke on last Wed.
nesday, while tearing of the roof Of
Jimison somerville's house, and
preparing for a new tin roof. Dr..
Roush, of New Haven, was sum
moncd. Mr.. Capehart is recover
ing.
AT a meeting of the Board Of
Trustees, Of West Columbia, on
Tuesday night Of last week, the fol.
lowing was the result of the elect.
ion Of teachers: ]. B. Yeager,
Principal, Misses Lottie Aumiller
and Annie Byrne, Assistant
Those who were visiting rela-
.tives-and friends in this vicinity
within last two weeks, were Mrs.
Reed Yeager and family, Of Wester.
vile, Ohio; Mrs. H. G. Nease and
daughter, Of Point Pleasant; and
Mrs. Win Woods and family, Of
Hartford City. SclpIo.
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Morgan Long, Esqn one Of the
most thrifty farmers on the Virgin.
ia Flats, a few miles below Middle
port, Informs us that on Wednesday
last he threshed out G63 bushels Of
wheat before dinner His entire
wheat crop this year will amount
to $500 bushels, and is not Smulted.
.-MddIport Republican.
Ladies' will find all the latest
styles oflettor and note paper aud
envelopes ut llOy's Drug Slote.
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