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To Their Entire Discrimination.

10 Their Entire Dissatisfaction.
indianapolis Independent.
It became necessary for the Indianapolis Jour
nal to notify the State house Commissioners that
the plumbing of the building was defective and
when the Commissioners demanded the proof the
Journal very readily produced it to their entire
dissatisfaction.
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All Joe and His Bride.

BOSTON, March l3-Ah Joe Chinaman. and
Sarah johnson. who were arrested night or two
court, and paying fine of one cent each and
costs All Joe is quite wealthy.
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Strike of Freight Brakemen.

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The freight brake
men On the Chesapeake. Ohio & Southwestern
road struck for an advance to-day Several of
them were arrested nt Padreah, KY, while try
ing to stop trains. They were released, ard
trains are Tuaning with aew crews.
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THE DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT. \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToN, March Ia IAN
Special Indications for Twentyfou Hours
from A. NJ. for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Warmer weather. followed by rain.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee South
erly winds, warmer, fair weather, followed ~
local rains
For the Lake Regiors-Northerly, followed by
variable Winds stationary temperature, light
SHOWS.
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Val
leys-Warmer, southerly winds; fair weather.
followed by light rains or SHOWS.
nhSor
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AS They Cannot Possibly

Make porous plaster having anything like the medic
inal qualities OF Bensons the camp followers Of the
plasters and give them names which resemble in print
that of the genuine, and, when carelessly spoken
viii offer you trash variously styled "Capsicum.
"Capsicin, "Capsicine "Capucin" plasters pref
aced sometimes with the name "Bentons" or Bur
tons We earnestly caution the public against the
whole tribe of them. They absolutely useless as
remedies for disease. To be they cheap but
for Benson's, watch the spelling and look FOR the
Three Seals trademark, and the word sCapcine
which Is cut Ia tho center Of tbs genuine.
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st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Literary World announces that the poets
of Indiana will hold a festival in June. This
will be rough on the town that undertakes to
furnish them with hash.
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SCROFULA

lido not believe that
Ayers Sarsaparilla
has an equal as a cure
for Scrofulous HUI
mors. 1t Is pleasant
to take, gives strength
to the body, and pro-
duces q more perma-
nent result than any
medicine I ever used.
e. Haines, North
Lindale, Ohio.
I have used Ayers
Sarsapariila, in my
family, for Scrofula,
and know, if it is
taken faithfully it will
thoroughly eradicate
this terrible disease.
w. +. Fowler, M. D.,
Greenville, Tenn.
For forty years /
have suffered with
Erysipelas. I have
tried various remedies
for my complaint, but
found no relief until
I commenced using
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
After taking ten bot
ties of this medicine I
am completely cured.
M. G. Amesbufy,
Rockport, Me.
I have suffered, for
years, from Catarrh,
which was SO severe
that it destroyed my
appetite and weak
ened my sys tie M.
After trying other
remedies, without re-
lief, I began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and, in a few months,
was cured. Susan L.
Cook, 909 Albany ST.,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is superior to any
blood purifier that 7
ever tried. / have
taken it for Scr0fula,
G an ker, and Salt
Rheum, and received
much benefit from it.
1t is good, also, for
a weak stomach. -
Mile Jane PIERCE, s.
Bradford, Mass. tt
arsaparilla,
Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
six bottles, &5.
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Evansville Journal
1t is pretty well settled that the plumbing of
the Lew Capitol is defective and not up to the re-
quirenents of a two million dollar building.
This is unfortunate, as the subject Is very i'm
portant.
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natives, without much regard for the saving Of
their souls, Wall street would send them in a
twinkling
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TO our employees being or becoming Knights OF
Labor and to have differences between en-
ployers and employees settled by arbitration"


Galveston Boycott Practically Abandoned.
GALVESTON, March BIT is stated tonight
shat at their meetings this morning the knights
of Labor concluded not to interfere with work
in the cotton presses on the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fa railroad because of the boycott against
the Mallory company. This conclusion, which
is o virtual abandonment Of the boycott so far
as it affects the Galveston railroads and the cot
ton traffic is highly satisfactory TO business
men, and gives hope for an early settlement OF
the boycott itself. While to-day's action does
not necessarily guarantee a cessation of the
labor troubles at this point it is accepted as
forerunner of peace
At their meeting, this evening, the Knights of
Labor adopted the following:
Resolved That the portion of the boycott against
The Mallory Steamship Company ordering members OF
local assemblies attached to this district assembly No.
20 not to handle freight going to coming from the
Mallory Steamship Company, is hereby revoked.
This order does not revoke the original boycott
against the Mallory line, and members say there
is no intention Of revoking the boycott proper.
The above resolution is explained to simply APP
ply to freight in transit to or from the Mallory
company being carried by corporations who can
not legally refuse to receive the same as common
carriers, and which corporations employ large
number of strikers, whom it would be unjust to
cause to cease work under circumstances which
railroads themselves could not remedy without
violating their charters. The knights say they
will continue to divert as much traffic as posi-
Bile from the Mallory line by vigorously enforc-
Ing the boycott all over the State. by store
keepers who receive from or ship by that line
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Steamship News.

GLASGOW. March 13-Arrived: Scandinavia,
from New York
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The Knights are Growing Too Fast.

CHICAGO. March 13.-The State executive
board of the Knights of Labor to-day issued an
order that no more assemblies shall be organ
ized in the State during the next forty days.
tour reason for issuing this order is. that the
order is growing too fast. and we are afraid that
people may be induced to join without fully I'M
Outstanding all our objects. We want only in
tslligent men, and we cannot have any others
and succeed in the work we wish to accomplish.
Outside of Chicago we are building up unusually
intelligent assemblies and draw our members
from all yanks-farmers, laborsrs, merchants
and professional men. During the forty days
we will explain the objects thoroughly, and will
then be ready for organizing again"
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.
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Political NurRets.
ParkersbdTg sehtlnek

Parkersbdrg sentinel
II you Vantlo make,a a Repub.
lican- mad justsay Ike johnson OF
Prohibition.
Our young and misguided friend
Jim Mensger, Of late conference
notoriety, came mp this week u
help his coadjntor In political sin,
John A, Hutchinson, make some
speeches. Jim is dishsaftened at
the outlook, as are all well posted
republicans.
Hutchinson continues TO receive
encouragement from the leading
republicans Of the district, and par.
tiCnlarly from those ofPatkersburg
They are making no speeches, and
the campaign Is altogether liielssi
on their part
Wherever Mr. Hoge delivers a
speech he attracts aicfowd. Hutch
inson's meetings are such misera'
bile failures in pOintof attendance,
that he has adopted the plan Of
following Mr.. Hogg around and try
ing 10 talk tohis audiences. The
people, however when Hogg is done
talking getup and go home, and
leave John TO saw the air and howl
at the empty benches.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

A TIA County Court held for the Coun.
~ y Of Mason, At the Court House
theoe0t, on Monday, October 4th, 1873:
WnEREAs, A petition signed by 81
voters Of Cologne District, this county.
hes been presented 70 the Court pTny.
Ing that the provisions Of Chapter lofty-
five OF the Acts Of the Legislature Of
1880, making Il unlawful for any cattle,
mules, horses, sheep, hogs, goats, OF
geese 70 run AZ large, be submitted 10
the qualified voters Of ssid Cologne Dis.
tTicti therefore, L Is, ordered. that said
Act Of the Legislature be submitted. to
the qualified voters Of said District al
the hextIegular election to DO held on
the Tuesday next after the first MQndSy
! In Novembei. 1885, ier ratification orEe-
LECTION. i Is farther ordered that those
Z voting ipFthe adoption ofsaid Act o.
the Legislalnre Shall have written OF
printed On their bidlots rFoF Stock
Law and those voting seainstthe ad.
foption OF said Act shall have Written Of
printed on their ballots against Stock
law"
A Copy-Teste:
J.P.R. B. SMITH, Clerk.
| oqt6-4@ q "a e stffrs
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WEST VIRGINIA;

A Ia County Court held for the Coun.
n ty Oi Mason, at the Court House
thereof on Monday, October 4ti, 1885:
WHEREAS, a petition signed by more
than 50 voters OF Graham District, this
County, has been presented to the Court
praying that the provisions OF Chapter
iorty.hye, Of the Acts Of the Legislature
OF 1885, making it unlawful for any tat.
tie, mules, horses, sheep, hogs, goats or
geese to run at large, be submitted 10
the qualified voters Of said Graham Dis.
trict, therefore it is ordered by the Court
that the said Act Of the Legislature, be
submitted 10 the qualified voters OF said
Graham District, at the next regular
election to be held on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November,
1886, for ratification or rejection. 1t is
further ordered thatthose voting for the
adoption Of the.Aid Act Of the Legisla.
turc shah have written or printed on
their ballots "For Stock Law" and
those voting against tile adoption OF said
Act, shall have written or printed on
their ballots; Against Stock Law
A Copy-TCste;
oct CIV, CLERK.
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IneA1 NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II. G, Nease, Administrator Of Levi Fet
ty, deceased, VS..
Narcisus Fetty, William FLtty, Henry
l.. Fetty, Levi B. Fetty, Samuel Fetty
Ballard Fetty, Eliza c. Fetty, Rober
Fetty, Jasper Felty, Hamilton Feuy and
Gallatin Fetty. In CbanCery.
All persons interested in the above
entitled cause, now pending in the Cir
cult Court OF Mason County, West Yir,
ginia, will take notice that pursuant tc
tue PROVISIONS Of q decree pronounced
BY the Circuit Court, in the above nam.
ed cause on the 18th day OF September,
1885, / will on the 18th day OF Novem
Der, jSi, az my office in the town Of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia, proceed
to repOTtandstRte the fOllOwing,inatters
and accounts: a'.F'
First. What real estate the Plaintiff.
interstate owned or was entitled to at hi.
dGccase, and where situate.
Second, The Indebtedness Of deceased,
the parties tOwhom the debts are owing
their Amounts and priOrities and how
Evidenced.
Third, And said Commissioner is also
directed to settle the Administration ac-
countsof Plaintiff with said estate, and
report in whose larOrthe balance, II any
there is
Given under my hand this 10Th day
oil October, 1886.
- QHAS. W. PHELPS,
oct 2O-4w.
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Alternate Road Method.

I q County Court continued and
n held, tof the County Of Mason, al
the Court House thereofon Wednesday,
April Tth, 1855, the following order wal
made:
WHEREAS, petition having been
presented to the Court signed BY Oyel
one hundred voters Of this County
praying for the adoption OF the iitern,
ate methodiof eoustCuCtiugiaad keeping
in repair the County Roads, as ptsyided
in ChaptSr 1S2, Acts le72s8i ana
amended by Chapter So, Acts Of 1851; il
is therefore ordered: That the said Al
ternate Method OF constructing and
keeping in repair the County Roads O
Mason County; be submitted to the yot
ets Of said County for adoption or rejec
ton at the ensuing election for delegates
10 the Legislature, to he held on Tues
day after the first Monday in November
1886. The persons voting for said AL
ternate Method shall have written Of
printed on his ballot the words: So
adoption OF the AlteFmte Method Of
constructing andkeeping in repair tht
County Roads," and the persons voting
against said method shall have writer
or printed on his ballot the words; 10
Rejection Of the Alternate Method O
constructing and keeping in repair thu
County Roads," And 1t is further OF
dered that this order be published in al
newspapers published in Mason county
for four successive weeks prior to Til
day Of said election.
A copy Teste:
]. P. X. B. SMITH,
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WEST VIRGINIA.

A Ia County Court held for the Coun.
n ty Of Mason at the Court House
thereof on Monday, October 4th, 1856
the following order was made:
Upon the petition OF Il. n. Grover and
W others, voters Of Hannah District,
Said petitioners pray that voting pic.
Cfnct may bG appointed and established
nj the Glenwood School House in said
District, and that the same being con,
sidered by the Court, il Is ordered that
a voting precinct be and is hereby up,
pointed at the said GlenwOud School
House in sAld District, and to he known
as GlenwOod School House; and It is or.
dered that copy Of this order be pub.
lished In the newspapers OF the county
ior four successive weeks.
A Copy Tcstc:
J.P, u. y. SMITH,
oct G'iw. Clerk,
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WEST VIRGINIA:

A tn County Courtheld for the Coun,
IL ty OF Mason, ut the Court House
thereof, on Monday, October, 4th, 1856:
WHEREAS, A petition signed by 80 70.
tiers Of Union District, this county, la;
been presented to the Court pnying thai
the provisions OF Chapter Forty-fye, O.
the Acts Of the Legislature OF 1855, max
ing It unlawful for any cattle, mules
horses, sheep, hogs, goats or geese u
run at large, be submitted to the quail,
fled voters OF said Union District, there,
fore; il is ordered By the Court that said
Act of the Legislature be submitted Il
the qualified voters OF said Union Dis,
trict 1T the next regular election to Id
held on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday in November, 1886, for ratifca,
ton or rejection. Ii is further ordered
that those voting for theadoptiOn a. said
Act OF tho legislature shRlthave written
or printed on their ballots: "EUr Stock
Law and those voting against the adopt,
ion Of said Act shall have written Of
printed on their ballots "Against Stocl
Law A COpy-Teste. 'H
j, 7. X. b. SMITH, Clerk.
oct & lew,
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pOIHT PLEASANT. WEST VIRGINIA
FlsE.-A Ere was discovered

FtRE.-A ere was discovered
about ten o'clock Wednesday night,
in the room occupied by Mr. F.
Benlz as a cigar factory. The
alarm was sounded, and the court
house bell pealed GU! in loud tones,
the danger, and aroused our people,
who rushed 10 the scene. The FIRE
was confined in a clope room, and
the lack Of ventilation is what say.
ed the building, and prevented a
terrible conaagratlon. The PEG.
pie with the means at their com.
mand fought the Ere valiently and
go. it under control. The room
was pretty badly charred and
scorched, and one end Of the build,
was burned out. The property be.
longed to John G. storLz, and was
insured in Geo. Houses Agen.
Cy, Gallipolis. Mr. Beutz, was
insured in Gus. JOrdan's Agon.
cy, this city, and the loss was
adjusted the next day, and
Nj. Bentz, was allowed s1205O for
damage to stock. Had this FIRE
gotten beyond control, all the
buildings in proximity TO it, in
GLIDING the court house, would
have been destroyed. Ain'tituow
about time for the town to provide
some means Of combating fires2
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The Rev. W. W. Ruff will preach
at Bruces' Chapel next Sabbath
morning at 1890 o'clock, at Point
Pleasant, at night, at GAS; and IN
Pleasant Flats on the 9th Sabbath
Of this month instead of the 2nd
Sabbath of next month as previous.
ly announced.
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Creditors Notice.

RIO the Creditors OF Levi Fetty, deed
i In pursuance ola decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Mason County, West Yir.
ginia, made in 4 Cause therein pending
70 subject the real estate OF the sud lie.
yiFUtty to the payment Of his debts
you are required t6present your claims
against tile estate Of said Levi Fetty for
adjudication to ChSs. W.'PhclpS, Special
Commissioner, at bis Office IN the said
County, on or before the 3Oth day OF
November, 1851 t9lr
Witness 4. L. Mitchell, Clerk Of said
Court, this 10th dag Of October, 1856.
K, +. MITCHELL, Clerk.
oct. 20.8w.
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Senator Kenna.

A large audience Of Ladies' and
gentlemen greeted Senator Kenna
Monday night at the Court House.
Every available seat 10 the large
room was occupied.
The Senator was introduced by
Hon. = j. Bright Of this place,
The Senator's appearance on the
platform was greeted with enthu-
siastic applause.
His speech was resume Of The
Republican Administration Of Ut.
fairs for the pas. twenty-five years.
BE showed how abuses had been
carried on in the Interior Depart.
mens; and more particularly in the
Pension Bureau, which Office in.
stead Of alleyia!ing the wants and
needs Of the soldiers, had been
prostituted to political ends during
Gen, Dudlsy's Administration.
he refuted the charge that Dem
ocratS were inimicable TO the pen.
sioning Of soldiers, and proved by
facts and figures that the Demo.
Gratis had appropriated more each
year for pensions than was ever
appropriated by the Republican
party 10 any year of their control
Of Congress. That the pensions Of
soldiers widows had been increas.
ed from So to s12 per month, and
that every widow had gotten the
increase, without any delay or ex.
pense TO her, and that to-day the
pension roll was larger, the pay
per month was better, that soldiers
were now getting pensions who had
kept out Of their rights for year.
by the Republican party. lie
showed that every act Of the Demo
Gratis was 10 the interest Of the
soldier, and that the party was in
favor Of paying liberal and gener'
GUS pensions to all deserving sol
diers, and that the soldier had
nothing to fear from the Demo
cratic party.
As tofree trade, he denied that
the Democratic party was in favor
Of free trade, but on the other hand
declared it was opposed to the col
lection Of more taxes from the peo
pie, than was necessary for the
needs Of the government,
Upon the whole his speech wal
an excellent aud torcible one, and
will bear good fruit a! the coming
election.
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JerNey Cattle for Snle.

W, II. Tomlinson has for sale on his
farm, three miles from Point Pleasant,
fifteen extra nice unregistered Jersey
heilcrs, in cali to Registered Bull De.
lancy Boy, descended from the famous
Irish Rose and Delaney the First.
Terms oil salo, reasonable. Also two
young Jersey Bulls, from sllne stock.
oct. B-ti,
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On Tuesday, october 18th, Dr.
E. 0. Sawyer, assisted by Drs, W.
P. Noale, Sarah Hall Sawyer ant
L. j. Mossman, removed an ovar.
ian cyst containing four gallons Of
fluid, Drs. Gardner and Howell
Of Gallipolis, were present, The
patient, Mrs Williams, Of Gallia
county, rallied nicsly after the OPP
Grafton and fair hopes are enter.
tanned Of her recovery.
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A County Court held for the Coun.
"a ty Of Mason, at the Court House
thereof on Monday, July 9TH, 1886,
WHEREAS, A petition signed by l0C
voters OF Cooper District, this County,
has been presented ID the Court, pray.
ing that the provisions OF Chapter forty.
five, Of the Acts OF the Legislature oi
1885, making it unlawful for any cat.
tie, mules, horses, sheep, hogs, goats or
geese To run at large, be submitted to
the qualified voters OF said Cooper
District; therefore, il is ordered b. The
Court that said Act Of the Legislature be
submitted to the qualified voters OF said
Cooper District at the next regular elect.
ion to be held on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November, 1885, TOY
ratification Or rejection. lt,iS further
ordered that those voting iortiie adopt
ion OF said Act Of the Legislature shall
have written or printed on their ballots
For Stock Law and those voting
against the adoption. of suid Act shall
have written orprinted on their ballots
Against Stock Law"
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JAmED.-A young Colored boy
named John Rhodes, was arrested
Friday evening on charge Of steal
ing $40 from the money till at W.
B. Cables store; and being searched
the money was found upon his
person, He was committed to Jail
to await the action of the Grand
jury.
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What Befen Two Lucky Men
In DalIuS.

In Dallas. ~
Mr., ]. v. Spollman, the dairy.
man, is known to everybody in
Dallas. He came here ten years
ago with only two dollars in his
pocket. He has made money, owns
property, attends to his business
as carefully US ever. Yesterday he
learned that he drew 5000 in The
Louisiana State Lottery. He held
a one tenth ofticket announced as
the second prize. Mr.. Charles W.
Swindell, who holds another one.
tenth, is young man, wellknown,
his position in the ticket office OF
the Mo. Pacific R. X, bringing him
Into daily contact with the citizens.
Nobody knows them doubts for u
moment that they have each been
lucky enough to get $4,000 on the
investment Of one dollar.-The
Dallas Tex Evening Times, Sept,
II.
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we want everyone Of our 1900
patrons to read the new advertise.
ment Of Mr.J. S. sutphin in this
paper. He is now receiving and
opening q splendid line of goods at
prices SO low that you will be as.
tonished, when he names them
Give him q call.
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PLINEY NEws.--The farmers OIL
this neighbOrhoOd are through seed
ing.
Hurber! Poston has returned
from Kansas.
Ii. Poston and wife, left last
Monday for Kansas, TO spend the
winter.
Mrs. Jennie Lanham, Of Kansas
is visiting friends and relatives in
this uoighborhOOd.
Miss Ella Wright, Of Clark coun
ty, Ohio, is visiting friends here.
Miss Addie Lanham is visiting
Mrs. ReeCe in Gallia county, o.
Mr.. Cal Rose has bought land
here, and moved over last week.
He comes from Ohio and is q good
Democrat.
Mrs. VIM. Ballard, who WAS re
ported dead, three weeks ago by
Ohio, in the Gewt!c, is still living
and slowly canvalesing.
There is much sickness in this
neighborhood; at least two thirds
of its is llux.
The Democrats here are solid for
the whole ticket The GrecnbaCk
Cts will vote no! for Hutchinson.
Wrgo the whole Hogg. L,