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Etuaucial.
Falling on in Business Due to Decreased
 Sugar Sales.

Falling On In Business Due ta Decreased
 Sugar Sales.
 New York. Aug, i5,-Speculation at the Stock Exchange auieted down to' day. but that was natural in view Of the sharp rise of the past few days. and the disposition to limit new operations until tarifr matters are finally adjusted either by President Cleveland affixing his signature 10 the senate bill or until the bill becomes a law after ten days have elapsed without such action by the president Wall street regards a veto as out of the question.
 The falling otf in business to-day was largely due to a decrease in the sales of Sugar which figured for 65.ooo against il2. 900 shares yesterday. As early cables reported Americans lower in London the market opened at decline Of h to X per cent, the latter in Louisville and Nashville. The foreigners had selling orders in this stock as well as in st. Paul. having been able 10 realize hand- some profits. The market took these offerings very well. and when the bulls took hold improved very rapidly. Su- gar ran up rom l07 to l0sk. Lead from 42k to 4. American Tobacco from 92h to 94a. and the general list improved h to l per cent. Rock Island. Chicago Gas. New York Central. St. Paul and Western Union were noticeably firm. The advance was stimulated by advices from Washington that Secretary Car lisle had stated that unless the senate bill became a law. and issue of bonds by the government would be necessary. which naturally strengthened the be- lief that the popgun bills for free sugar, coal, etc. etc, will fall 10 the ground. The further decline in sterling exchange also had favorable influence on spec ulation in the late trading.
 Distillers was the main attraction, declining from 22h to 20b under heavy sales on reports that the negotiations for s5,0000O0 loan required by the com- pany to take spirits out of bond had fallen through. The stock finally rallied to 20% on denial of these reports. The general list closed at a reaction of B to S per cent. from the. highest of the day. The net changes show an ad- vance of l per cent. in Sugar. and de- clines of < to lH per cent, in the grang- CTS and Louisville and Nashville. Dis tillers lost 1A on the day. The market closed about steady in tone.
 The bond market continues active and strong. Sales footed up sl,590,o 900.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 4s Broadway, New York. and 15 Center street. New Haven:
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Government Bonds,
 Following are the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day.
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NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS. Furnished daily by KIMBERLY, Roor < DAY.
 Bankers and Brokers, las Orange street.
 :-4. BANK STOCKs .'-'
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c1endenin District.

Precinct No. 1.-Boundary-Be-
ginning at point in the Lewis dis
trict line on Kanawha river, corner
between Arbuckle and Clendenin
district; thence with Lewis district
line down Kanawha river, across
the Ohio river to a point in the line
of Gallia county, Ohio; thence with
the Gallia county line down the Ohio
river to point opposite the mouth
of Salt creek, corner to precinct No.
2; thence crossing river and with
line of precinct No. up Salt creek
with the meanderings thereof to cor
ner between lands of J. P. Austin
and G. g. Austin; thence with south
erly boundary and including farm
of G. G. Austin to the public road;
thence in north easterly direction
with center of public road to corner
of farm owned by Jane o. Clagg;
thence with southerly boundary and
including same to the Arbuckle dis
trict line; thence with Arbuckle dis
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Cooper District.

Precinct No. 1.-Boundary-Be-
ginning at the Ohio river at Gra-
ham district line and with said line
to the Letart road near the Board
School House; thence with the
Letart road to DIR. Petty's; thence
with the public road to near Adam
Weigand's; thence with the public
road to Cologne district line near
Morgan School House; thence with
the Cologne district line to the
Ripley Turnpike road; thence with
said road west to Joshua Sayre's
lower line and with said line to the
river; thence down the river to the
place of beginning. Voting place
-Letart School House.
Precinct No. 2.-Boundary-Be-
ginning at the Cross Roads, near
VIM. Grays, in Lewis district line
and with said line to the road at
the forks of the Kanawha Three
Mile creek; thence up said creek to
VIM. Garland's; thence up the
left hand fork to the Ridge road
near Sis. Greer's house; thence with
said road to John Brandberry house
thence down a branch of Ten Mile
to John Plants house; thence down
the Rocky Fork of 10 Mile to the
Cologne District line, and with said
district line to election Precinct
No. 1, near Morgan School House;
thence with the public road to a
line between John Black and VIM.
Thomas to Hooppole Run; thence
down said run to the Old Town
road; thence down said road to the
place of beginning. Voting place
Flat Rock School House.
Precinct No. 3.-Boundary-Be-
ginning at the forks of Kanawha
Three Mile creek in Lewis district
line, and with said line to the
Kanawha river, thence up the river
to the mouth of Ten Mile creek;
thence up the creek with the
Cologne district line to the mouth
of Rocky Fork; thence up said
Rocky Fork to John Plants; thence
up the right hand fork to the Ridge
Road near John Brandyberry' Is
house; thence with said Ridge Road
to near Sis. Greer's; thence down
the left hand fork of the Kanawha
Three Mile creek TO the Three Mile
creek near VIM. Garland's; thence
with said road to the place oi
beginning. Voting place-Brighton
School House.
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And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published in
the WEEKLY REGISTER and State
Gazette. two newspapers published
in this county, representing the
two political parties which cast the
highest number ofvotes in the State
at the last preceding general cleo
ton. And the Clerk of this Court
is hereby directed to prepare posters
of this order and deliver the same
to the Sheriff of this county, who
shall put up said posters in four of
the most public places in each cleo
tion precinct hereby established,
and also post one of said posters at
the front door of the Court House.
A Copy-Teste:
J.P. R. B. SMITH.
Clerk,
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An IndIan,s RIoanent Grafton,

A delegation of snake Indians
visited the red men on the Umatilla
reservation during the holidays.
When they started home Young
Chief delivered the following elo-
quent farewell address, to his visit
ors:
eve part tonight, not as before.
for once hate was between us. Now
there is love. Once war; now peace.
Once we swung the tomahawk and
aimed the deadly rife at each
others hearts. Now the pipe of
peace we smoke to show that the
past is past and buried. In other
ways it is different. There was a
time when some of us lay in ambush
against the whites. But we have
all put aside the implements of war
and cultivate the arts of peace. Our
fathers swore eternal vengeance on
the pale face. This was because of
the tradition handed us of an in-
vasion of trappers and traders who
valued not the Indians life. They.
went to sea and found their friends
at Astoria by the great water and
left some to mourn their Indian
dead. But we live side by side
with him now and from the rising
to the setting sun know no foe for
whom we would put on the war
paint and ride forth to return with
scalps hanging at'our belts. Our
ponies no longer carry us to bloody
attack. We own the great father
at Washington as our great chief.
Him we obey. The past is forgot
ten. Major Jim go to your people
and say Young Chief sends them
good will. Yakima, (ore.) Herald.
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nc prlce oI Mhent.

Philadelphia Times: When wheat
drops to Sc cents a bushel, the pres
ent ruling figure Of the market.
there is but one reasonable conclu-
sion. There is too much wheat
raised in this country, and, if the
Western farmers care to follow q
wise policy, the harvesting ofwheat
will not cover the acreage now ex-
listing and some other channel will
be followed. The limit of wheat
production has been reached and
the surplus for export has NO de-
mand. Eastern farmers long since
recognized the arbitrary terms of
the law of supply and demand and
by adoption to change condition are
all the better. The Lancaster and
Berks farmer finds tobacco a much
better product at $3.50 to s4OO per
acre than the average yield of
wheat with its uncertain place.
The tariff has nothing to do with the
situation, as the Argentine Repub-
lie, with its great wheat surplus,
has become a competitor in the
markets of Europe to the extent of
6O,OOO,OOO bushels of wheat year.
The forces of trade exert their own
power and the commercial policy of
the country has compelled Europe
to seek elsewhere, as far as practica-
BILE, for breadstuff supplies, India,
Russia, Australia, and South Ameri-
ca are in the market to stay and
55--cent wheat is only a natural re-
suit of the call of supply and de-
mand.
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Union District.

Precinct No. 1.-Boundary-Be-
ginning at a corner on the Kanawha
river bank below the residence of
w. 81. King, and corner to Union
and Cologne districts; thence run
ming up the Kanawha river to the
Putnam county line; thence with
said Putnam county line above the
residence of Hiram Sayer, where it
crosses the right hand fork of Buz-
zard; thence down the fork to the
mouth of said fork, above said
Sayre's; thence a straight line>t
the public road near the residence
of -----H Hughes; thence with the
public road to where it strikes the
l3 Mile creek; thence up said creek
with its meanderings, to near the
residence of Nathaniel Kimberling,
Jr.; thence leaving said creek and
running SO as to include his resi-
dence; thence back to said creek
and up the creek to the mouth of
Poplar Fork; thence up the said
Fork with its meanderings to the
Cologne district line; thence run
ming with district lines up Union
and Cologne TO the place of begin
ming. Voting place-Forrest Mill
School House.
Precinct No. 2.-Boundary-Be-
ginning at the corner of precinct
No in the Putnam county line
above the residence of Hiram Sayre,
thence with the line of Putnam
county to jackson county; thence
with the line of Jackson county to
the public road on 13 Mile creek;
thence running down the said road
to where it intersects the Ridge
road; thence running with the Ridge
road dividing the waters of 13 Mile
creek and Mudlick to the iron bridge
on 13 Mile creek; thence down the
l3 Mile creek to the mouth of Pop
lar fork and corner to precinct No.
|; thence with the line of precinct
No. l to the place of beginning.
Voting place Brick School House.
Precinct No. 3.---Boundary--Be-
ginning at the public road on Is
Mile creek in the Jackson county
line and corner to precinct No. 2;
thence running with the Jackson
county line to Cologne district;
thence with lines of Cologne and
Union districts to the public road
on Poplar Fork the same being a
corner to precinct No. 1; thence
down said Poplar Fork with the
line of precinct No. to the mouth
of said Fork; thence up the 13 Mile
creek to the iron bridge; thence
leaving said creek and running up
the ridge road to the place of begin
ming. Voting place----Stephen's
Store House.
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Duncan (heirs) and John 7. Hogg,
to the place of beginning. Voting
place-St- Joe School House.
Lewis District.

Precinct No. 1.-Boundary-Con-
sisting of the First Ward in the
town of Point Pleasant; being that
part lying east of Crooked Greek
and Decatur street. Voting place
Troschke's Store House.
Precinct No. 2.-Boundary-Con-
sisting of the Second Ward in the
town of Point Pleasant; being that
part lying south OF Sixth street and
west Of the east bank of Crooked
Greek and west of the east line OF
Decatur street. Voting place Wag-
gener's Store House.
Precinct No. 3-Boundary-Con-
sisting of the Third Ward in the
town of Point Pleasant, being that
part lying north of the south side Of
Sixth street and west of the east
bank of Crooked creek. Voting
place Golored School House.
Rrecit-s 10. Boundary Pc.
ginning at a point in the Arbuckle
district line, corner to Cooper dis
trict; thence with Cooper district
lines to Robinson district; thence
with Robinson district lines to the
Gallia county, Ohio, line; thence
with Gallia county line down the
Ohio river to the corporation line
of Point Pleasant; thence with the
Point Pleasant corporation lines to
point on Kanawha river, corner
in line of Clendenin district; thence
with lines of Clendenin and Ar
buckle district up the Kanawha
river to the place of beginning.
Voting place--Miller's School House.
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wageener District.

Precinct No. 1.-Boundary.-Up-
per Waggener district line from the
Ohio river to the west line of the
Newman land; thence the Newman
line to John Adams; thence the Ma
son Independent School District
line to the Ohio river at the Ger
man Salt Furnace; thence the Ohio
river to upper Waggener district
line. Voting PIace-Yalley City
School House.
Precinct No. 2.-Boundary.-Ma-
SON Independent School District
Voting place-Mayor's Office.
Precinct No. 3.-Boundary..- Low
er line of Mason Independent School
district from the Ohio river to John
Adams; thence the west line of the
Newman land to Waggener district
line; thence Waggener district
line to Ietart and West Columbia
pike; thence said pike to John Pul-
Inns upper line; thence to the Ohio
river at Cedar Hollow; thence the
Ohio river to lower Mason Inde-
pendent School district line. Vo-
ting place-Clifton School House.
Precinct No 4-Boundary-Ce.
dar Hollow to John Pullin's upper
line; thence the Letart and West
Columbia pike to Waggener district
line; thence said district line to
Robinson district line; thence Wag-
gener district line to the Ohio river;
thence the Ohio river to Cedar Hol-
low. Voting place-West Columbia
School House.
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creek, thence up said creek with the
Cooper district line to the road near
Mrs. Samuel Barnett's house; thence
up the Ten Mile creek road to the
Martin French place; then mp the
right hand fork to the limo of Jas.
Mitchell and Mary Dawson; thence
with said line TO the Rush Fork of
the poplar fork of the KanaWha
Thirteen Mile creek; thence down
said fork to the Union district line
to the Kanawha river; thence down
the river to the beginning. Voting
place-Leon School House.
Precinct No. 2.-Boundary.-Be-
ginning at the forks of road in
Cooper district line near Mrs. Sam
uel Barnett's house; thence with
Cooper district line to white oak
near Morgan's school house; thence
with voting precinct No. i of Coop
er district a straight line to the Rip
ley turnpike road; thence down said
road to Mrs. Joshua Sayre lower
line; thence with said line TO the
Ohio river; thence ups the river to
the jackson county line; thence said
county line to the Union district
line on Cow Run; thenee |7ith aoid
district line to the mouth of Rush
Fork of Poplar Fork of the Kama
wha Thirteen Mile creek; thence up
said Rush Fork to the line of James
Mitchell, and with said line to the
head of a branch of the Ten Mile
creek; thence down said branch TO
the Martin French place; thence
with the Ten Mile creek road to the
beginning. Voting place.-Yau-
gers School House.
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MASON COUNTY
Precincts.
VEST VIRGINIA:

At special session of the County
Court, held for the county of Mason
at the court house thereof, on Mon
day, March 18th, 1894. for the trans
actionp of business pursuant to notice
the following was entered of record:
This day the court proceeded to
divide the MagisteriaI districts Of
said county into election precincts,
number the same. establish the
boundaries thereof and designate at
least one place of holding elections
in each Magisterial district. in
accordance with chapter %, Of the
Acts of the Legislature of West
Virginia, whereupon the following
Magisterial districts were divided
into election precincts, precincts
numbered, boundaries theroof esta5.
lished, and places of voting therein
designated, viz:
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g TO the place of beginning.
place-Henderson School

Voting place-Henderson School
House
Prec'tf 40. 2.-Boundary.-Be.
ginnin at a point on the Ohio riv-
er in th Gallia county, Ohio, line
corner precinct No. i; thence
with li4as of preciact No. across
river afl up Salt creek to corner
betwee |ands of G. G. Austin and
J p. a lin; thence with northerly
line of nd including farms of j. p.
Austin Ia W. w. Lee to the pub
lie road hence with public road to
southe line of Jane o. Clagg;
thence Ia her line and northerly
line 81 M. Lee to the Arbuckle
distric me; thence with the Ar
buckle lrict line to line between
4. A. c crberry and Rev. Poston,
corner precinct No. 3; thence
leaving buckle district line and
with Oh outherly boundaries and
includit he farms of the following
porson z A. Canterberry, q. T.
J. Blai1 VIM. Blaine, Peter De-
witt, Pearson, Hugh Jordan,
Henry, 0rroW, G. 4. Beale and
tx, q. .se3 IT. MeoFet TO the 0isic
river, Crossing same on straight
line to the Galiia county, Ohio, line;
thence with Gallia county line up
the river to the place of beginning.
Voting pIace--Sheline School House.
Precinct No. 3-Boundary.-Be-
ginning at a point in the Gallia
county, Ohio, line, corner to pre-
cinct No. 2; thence down the river
with said county line to the north
westerly corner of Hannah district;
thence leaving Gallia county line
and with lines of Hannah district TO
the south easterly corner of the Col
well tract, same a corner to lands of
Adam Watterson and precinct No.
4; thence with line of precinct No.
A and the easterly boundary and in
Guiding the Colwell tract and ]. J.
Hall to a point in center OF public
road, same a corner in line of
Tim Hobbs; thence with center of
public road to intersect the old Val
ley road; thence with the old Valley
road to intersection of the Hambrick
road near James Terry's; thence
with center of same to the Arbuckle
district line; thence with said line
to corner of precinct No. 2; thence
with line ofprecinct No. 2 and with
the northern boundaries of and in
cluding farms of the following per
sons: Rev. Poston, Isaac Fadely,
Samuel Darst, Frank Henry, John
Woods, Madison Bowen, widow Hop
kins, Hugh Henry, and Shepherd
Moore, to the Ohio river, crossing
same to the place of beginning.
Voting place-Woods School House.
Precinct No. ABoundary-Be-
ginning at point in the Hannah
district line corner to precinct No.
3; thence with the line of same and
the north westerly boundaries and
including the farms owned by the
following persons: Adam Waiter
son, Wesley Cobb, Frank Ray, VIM.
Clark, and Timothy Hobbs, to
point in public road, between farms
of Timothy Hobbs and j. j. Hall;
thence with center of public road to
intersect the Old Valley road;
thence with the center of said road
to the intersection of Hambrick
road near Jas. Terry's; thence with
the said road to the Arbuckle dis.
trict line; thence with said district
line to the Putnam county line;
thence with the Putnam county
line to the Hannah district line;
thence with the Hannah district
line to the place of beginning.
Voting place--Buckles' School
House.
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Graham District.

Precinct. No. 1.-Boundary-All
the lands lying in the corporate
limits of the town of Hartford City,
in said district. Voting place..
Hartford City School House.
Precinct No. 2.-Boundary.-All
the lands lying within the Inde-
pendent School District of New Ha-
ven. Voting place-New Haven
School House.
Precinct No. 3.-Bonndary-All
the lands lying within Graham dis
trict not included in Hartford City
and New Haven Independent School
district. Voting place-Broad Run
School House.
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a couple of gentlemen scoundrels
from Hampshire county recently
paid 1926 10 New York City green
goods sharpers, though nearly every
newspaper in the land exposed the
fraudulent schemers time and again.
If very small portion of the cash
thus lost had been invested in their
county paper, and the time had been
spent in reading it which was vast
ed over the circulars of these deal
ers, they would now be richer and
wiser men.
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Robinson District.

Precinct No. 1-Boundary-The
whole of the district. Voting place
Van Matre's School House.
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STATE BANKERS ASSOCIATION
Mr. John Claypool, cashier of the
Spencer National Bank, formerly of
Charleston, was here the first of the
week, interesting the local bankers
in a movement to form state bank
ers' association. The first step will
be convention of bankers at Charl-
eston on May 16. Several of the
Wheeling bankers signed the call.
Such associations are common in
other states, and are found to be of
great utility to the banking inter-
ests, and it is thought the project
will meet with success in West Vir-
ginia. Wheeling InteNtgencer.
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IF there is any person to whom
you feel dislike, that is the person
of whom you ought never to speak.
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Cologne District.

Precinct No. 1-Boundary.-Be-
ginning at the mouth of Ten Mile
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Marshall College.
The State Normal School,
HUNTINGTON, VIVA.
Fall Term Opens Sept. Is. 1898.
Winter Term Opens Dec. 4, 1898.
Spring Term Opens March 5, 1894
Free. Tuition to State Students.
DEPARTMENTS:
NoKNAL-
ACADEMIC ASD-cLAssIcAL
MUSIC.
BUSINESS.
SPECIAL FEATURES:

SPECIAL FEATURES:
Healthful and Pleasant Location
Lowest Expenses-Free Library and
Reading Room-Abundant Supply OF
Supplied with Pure Water-Heated by
the Best Hot Air Ventilating System
and Lighted Throughout by Gas-Bath
Rooms and all Toilet Conveniences in
the Buildings
There is no school in this section OF
the State offering equal advantages at
such low cost
For catalogue or further information,
address the Principal.
THoS. E. HODGES,
augSOtf Huntington, w. Va
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
ata

4 Ill. PERSONS INTENDING To
~ take passage on Steamers OF the
Inter Island Steam Navigation Co., from
Honolulu, are hereby requested 10 pur.
chase tickets at the Wharf Office Of the
Company before embarking, aud any pas
pay 30 percent 81 the regular fare In add.
ton thereto. This rule will be strictly en-.
forced from and after the LIST day Of August
prorimo W u aoOEkFY,
W, II. Moi.EAs, seo'y, President
Honolulu, July ", 1901 1910 7w