davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-23
epueftlpnen BON grielfafte.,

gon Aalten an rcn spej beipnberen spfoe,
W. y a m Soffrnf'iten %tsfanni lInp, 6 nn
~ .. W. 2.45 nfe $50 3. 81. sSru-
tags-2.45 y. ".
. IN 0s'ettaaen - eco 9. 81, nm
~ 80 n.". Npn alien anpern aalten werbe,
VIZ Sf'eft aHf Dem Nufpey per Qraaer apoe.
Sffiee 9th Sen: SO. 81. ss $40
7.aa ~; ~ Sp" l. ap1l be 1. Nrpso be pcw
10Y e: M. biz 200 q. W. Sd .@nnel~
Hsee.Af'c nTs pOn 9g. W. be 4 81. W
Glee ~ ~ rf9iiriris 8flete c6tn BON 8 y. VI
, 1877-10-23

Noi{crmietGc. @tr W'apor
Gol1inoton bat ocmStaotrot1 cas- &mcns
dement, IN scr Geroronuma 6inlidltlidl Der
Walicrnrictbe. oob Die Alietb. jeofs Bic
triiabr. fat jeSr8 !Sulbiohr in GorGnS
bciahlt mrrocn io(lc, su%riifqeionhf, nm
Nic &adle nod, cinnot lid III iihcrIracn.
on Saa Giclb iebr fnupp 1T u1o ihlaQt
boz bie' Ncnocrura nod Bis sum nad)ltca
tlacal .Sohr I'll nerihlcbcn.
, 1877-10-23
RiOupno ppit Office.
ppft-N Enhancement.
augaa 1877.

Mornli3e 9urdpoH. 2neimof tSoyt,b
aN5aenpmmtn Soantaqs -Wnfnnf 7.fssnmS
~; UNI II q. W. - YnfidluB ! y. 81
pnb 3.45 81. M. w.
Sennta e.-Anfant 7.f5 g. M.-Uoa<
l6lub AS q. Or. Spp,
WnrnliGe @ee-goH. SSalid. oss.encn.
ne Sonatda,- antunf II q. 81. - wGf.
lWtas V. w. uNb 3.45 ". 81.
sisli9e goH. ,3ncimal taalid. ouso,.
eeho9'ften oU.ninsa.-anfunff 40 g. m.
nne ocoo % ": w - gOitf9lub 6.25 g. 81.
Moffolf D. Vefersburg, unc 3uilden.Sf.
mesh. aaSlid, gu eslommen Sonntaas'1
~ M,tahf 1880 ". VI. --yohldlus 1850 81.
@iee nonh& 9anniae Gitenbobu. So.
it4:- Nntunft AS 81. VI. Weasatas
9athinc & Greensboro. sGaItd. auso,.
"un mta = pnnt SO. - anfunft 8 8. W.-
SarMhiae, eyn6tura uno au,y,sire,o.
SYn4bara: 1dqlid, ssnntoos 'oven ~
9.309. M. ~ |op'ginS
egelapeafe& Sbio G~iienbaEn. asorid
Sehnfa9s a%usatnommer. @nfnnf, < TX s"sV
Vi. - gpfl@tuB 7.45 9. 81. ''4' ".
@oreenspiGe, Charlottesville. @n,,4..
O'Hean apt den @tarlofhsptue NM est"n,.',
ION, ! retcn, ssr9bura. uns NIT; E""as
ireitlit Suu @epine on wuf,,,f. g h u
w = ppli4luB s.45 81. 81. ''4' %
m Ssa91aTa nne Dnnpias gasnt. Sdali6-
@hslnf' o.45 y. M.-gpf 9luB e:45 81 50
sseft goirt unb etatinuen nm nor :,
VI. uhn D.. u. VI. 3aalid, Spnntoos oIsae
netaiAeh: @nfunft 1870 g. M.'-g,n,t.
ldIub $50 81. SO. P0h-
y ,M.am ano ganennaen ON 20 f @iser
wa SNsl point. 0rsimal pSGent ID, W.
ln u 10 G,enha', 8pnnstffaa uno Sonnoh.nn
ao.oo o. W.-Vof1dIub }isnnac. Ipunfr.
Faa "nH S0nnabene $50 81. 81"
aastatonnpd> iiter Asleif's. tsoIidb
&ntan1t $50 q. 81. = Vp(IicbIus ! " 81
5ames Hiaer Sampler. 9retmal pBds,
lW.-Iht9nft 0tsnloae, GounerGaos nm ,
SnsnStshfs, $50 q. M.-YplndluG, Mp.
tags NittipOts UNI 8te,taes, 6.3oggi 3. ''s 81
Sanai @aset. Criminal nSdennid.
Sathn1f Mtttwpds 6reitaas unt esmntoos
u.ooS. M.--gohi6IuB, @Ontaas, Mittppdi
Hno 6reitass, 4 a., 81.
Short @ltmb &outc. ,3peim II nvdeut,i.
% 90 Wntunft, Do tags ruo M lfprd,s &
~, @' g % % gSopl9Iub, . snitass nnp 5ss.,
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q SeherIOn &omts. Oreimal wBa MI d.
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. u. IT. 3pilbluR snliaa. Epnnirlt1o
''o S0Hna'snb nm 4.3o 9. Ws.
Olenna c. 3ps NAL MIDI MT ,e.-Mufunf,
I We;n.np3 nno Spnlatsns IL M.-penaIun
M'ilR'3 uno Srn abene ] ". M.
, 1877-10-23

louQlptjltg UiiG daer b0G@ ttltfltrdQttdler,
0o8 Concert Zoe &icrtclltunoc roies
miro. 81 mel cr Yr5Ipeifl lung
(r:@i.ltt i'd iotlcaoe &Hfc;
Sea 0ladacr sa1s 9,o5cFer.
GAS t8nt 10 tsut 0pvdj Bic m}orqtatuFt
Z c 92oraen8 i6ou mn holo &iere?
l2er 1T -. Or aus ocm Stltaie ruff
Die m.ioen Wlcrideu uno 36jerc?
Sd ihlief 10 ianft id, trdumtc 10 ftiB,
SD lab idon often ocn @jmmel
0h pl0siidl = id) oi5 ocm Sdtafe RIG
0}it Ieinem bciGcjcn @cbimmcl :
Der 0l6Guer pom 9f o Of r
QGcr oab Sen frcdcn Gurihcn oo8 &cdt
!3u rei3en midi ans Fem cd ale?
9Eun ireitih ct 1T eiu Gfafianfrrdt
Qo0 fiihrt III Den toa icjnc &doIe
0od, fra0e ;b Gid mic fomnit ga oa}u
(3dl mlft njtbt i'll 8eine" 0janel)
gu ii5ren mcine udd)t,id}e J}uh
'Qiit 0eincn bcilloIen G'cbimmef?
III Ot0Gucr Don 81 o d c =
Oort anf benz &'ett feat ein tranfer0tann,
Gr iudlt 0crgcbe 6 ocn SAlumncr;
Die gtad)t mot 10 lang, mic lanl0m ucl-
rom
0ie Bet III Gorge nno Summer.
0oh cp6liA oln N|oracn finoct ct Stub,
SO 6ot Gtbormcii orc }0irlmtt, q
)ln0 oyiiQt ibm 0ie niibcn NuQen 3u,
Oa ,uectt ibn nit ieiren G)ebiEimel
Der q lDdner pom st 0 Of c .
teri
Du ioqi1 On laSeit ;ur Stride cin
Die frouuneu Secleh 31lr Getcn.
EnA I1Iieb' Old Elm i'll Oein &dmmcrs
letl
MScnn Din b08 |cteu non 9}0t9cn.
Hun mod]c ieit Die 1bircn III,
2%iDt Nu OerI6bucn ben 0immet
Tor it6re njd)t meine Gonrtaq5,u b
IRii 0cigcln hrjtloieu Gieb'mmet.
, Steiner pom If =
ter!
, 1877-10-23
gsasr Alasm-C slraraD.
Mlar III 6 & It II.

~ " ! VI = " 4 c u.
No. 2 Critic golt5ei Citation.
no. 3 .3msite gpitsei Staticu.
ST.. 4 Critic pofisei : tativr.
Mo. . Sprisfnbass. 3ts StroEe, nos
Srpop.
$40. 6v5prf art 9aten Souls," gtpoe
StraBe, sriidm bar 9tsn UNI 1Oteu.
Sic. 7 gprigsnbaue. 1step @7ts., aa
6lMnflir.
no. 10 GpGetts.
no. 3 Gds Der f2t n uns gRaia Ctr.
nv. IA @de Ger 10tea unh @Yrp ct,
Nf. ID Gde BET 1iten unp @arp ctr.
No. 1-6 gde Ser Yine nnb Ntoin ctr.
Nr. ~ Gde ofr 3ten une 0usal Ctr.
Mo. 2-i ode Der 25ten ane 9roab G.
81. 2-3 Gde Der 17tu uup Marlbaa str
Wp. "a Gde Der 17ten uup Walbipotgv
Ctr.
So. 2-5 Wssrpyplitan Giien.QRsrfs, Z
Ctr.
go. 20 GGs bn 5isu uuS Maiu cir.
Mo. 81 Gde Der 14ten urb Ntoin CIR
SO. SO Gdf Der 22ltsn uni Main ctr
Nc. 81 &Ge fer 13ten unt Garp CTR
SO. So G tdbtilGss grmentans.
NO. SO Ireoesar Gilens9Gerfe.
Np. Al @dr Der 9ten unb geisl Ctr.
No. 4 2 Srpab Straee, de Sail MNy.
Wo. As Gfe Curing unb Yine Ctr.
Mp. As @de ct. James uub Ousal G tr.
No. As Ser berb,as, 25(e Ctr.
Np. 81 Sprieenbaus, 10 Str.
No. SO @de Der Glns IN @ifmer ctr.
No. 5-3 Gde MiGs alpnlr. uns Npdets
, 1877-10-23

WieherpeneIen. 9ljhtcr g86;te
lit upn lejner &rdnf6eit mieoer GerQeltell
mn fonnte iein 9lmt gctern wieon in
Qer}on Utrw0ltcn.
, 1877-10-23
Buds
Dlnmrn- uno Ufmif-S aamen

mereen s'pFanSt sen elmer Milipn 9eute in @n,srif a
Sitbe
Nid'S preislitr-9O0 abbiltunpen, n,r Q @erts.
Sid's SlIMehftBrer. pierlelidbtltd, 25 Gents Jatr.
d..
Sids 9luten. g. miies0artca so Gents; in eis.
0anter Ssinrane 400.
@ue msins Se:RfsntliGunsen ssreen in @nsliio ut
Deutih 8eersdt.
Mrreiir; Sames Bid, No1efsr q, y.
, 1877-10-23

Gtrcus3idets. &icfets fir bcn
Circus t6uuen Der 8cquemli0teit QnIber
in 28patrs NtuIif 9aoeH, 920 MaiuIr.,
6elte gcf0uIt wetoen.
, 1877-10-23
q. Soue5 uub
& 9. Gpipar1in,
3 g y n s5rsfe,

tateu eiae Gompoaui sei4dit aceriinset uut
sine neWe c e9ante Gfire IN ber 9ten GtraBe,
retn Der Ct. q III atr@c, %erGinet. llniotr
3jmmfr iinp nit zen ieueleu y, iurungfn
e%eriebcl, un IS uulfrcn 8unpen \ qurm AT
mlGen. .3abNe melpen cbne Gdmfr}tn ans
seScaen burlb cen 6tfbrauG Ypa @o8 poer
GbIerpftrm al @aai4 hrs Yatisntn. WUe
OpeT0tjpne1 orlIip ia une | idt. Der Giiers
partner eouft fir pds tim npn iejheu 3reun-
ben uub tem Nublifum iejt u Satrcn &c.
i6fufe 3gttluen nno bittsi 6alelte ouf Dir
j rma 8i iitcriraeeu. o.. G9marpiu iii
%aropuiyt noG pen 4 tnGrstl0eu Galc4iam il
'pAjlarclp9ia. De SduleG III bgr Nabe unp
GcIe9icn i6anlu nad pprbe.grgar 9eneu SCR.
islppaeen5 fir } IGNITE eiHeo rsy ga tucr crs
la ael. Is 20
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Sic Tair. Ser G.0. 9eiNb, Der
Sffretir Der yGirQjain Ngticultnrol
5orietO," iaQt, 0oB 10 uieie Godcn sur
Mnsittilu1g cingeionnt Diirben, ooB bic
Ielhe ou9na0mspeiie intere3iunt megSea
mii{if.
, 1877-10-23

Teucr, Gin Tcucr bratb am Conn
toQ in ejncm 0ol'9cbdnoe in Der 17fcn
Ctr, no0c N}orlho0, oua. peIhe@ jfe
onA bon Der Sprisenmonnl6OTt l9nca
Gcl0ltNt Wlrne.
, 1877-10-23

@olo i4lob geitern a}tltoy IN Neu.
Oorf nit 1929.
, 1877-10-23

6 zine 6irma III Gan 6ronci3co nil
ndAltcn Wtonat Gbica9o nit GrObc:ltu
pcpicben.
, 1877-10-23
Qinnnr-Nenlnr Sidrt"

pgiqunr-3coler Sidct."
To3 mn hcn 2iqN0r' NcrIduTcr orf.
fFegie 8idet 1T iol9cn>c3
s. QGilep 9onis.
Chiffon 8, GjriiIiL
1on q. &olIen.
3r. ". G. Me9loe,
Branf S. GelaD.
, 1877-10-23

Shifffobrt. Sic bcutIMc Gorfc
nGmilO." non fip nit elmer 9atunQ uon
$500 Sod Satire, on 0ic Serrcn @qprrs
port & Morris c%on5l9nllt, 1T I'M 90icn
geItcrn ongcfommen.
, 1877-10-23
Ers s5s 1 pza
& ITfs eSsa9 asI
snidmouo. Dolt Jlioer umo Gbeiapeate
Gilenbubu SompanD.
Talrplan Der 3ise,

Durh pafln ctfrr.
300 y. R @erIdgt gttnpnS 9lenllao, 0auiicrIa3
mn Snnnnbeah. 9trtiaeet i 99eit
Npint mt p'm > amsfer Sapana" fir dis
lie Dunite an rem giprf Niptr une yalti-
more. I~nflnftin Battiinpre I'M SO Nj;
9~erttaeet mt . 'bnttuien III QSafbingtpn,
&~bilabegb a, Nem gorf, SetpA urb ale
msitt4tn @Nnite. y rblnC t nit 3uee,
REQ 9ftdnpn unp II ~tterstur9 uAp GteIa4
P.ac Unit Sbtp Giiesba9nen.
Iurcb 8rotbt.
500 .. ~. SsrlaFt Ri9mpnb 2ieufsne, 1suurrlas
Nnp SlilIlGh ia Dtdht 8erbinounpen m t
Gampferp IN g9ei Npint fur SluB -Sdppuae
8ea. Baltimore MI lille nett den 4unIte.
MAD WerttnruHoen N Y dmene mi 3ts
gen Ger > thntcnp Unp 2anYil.. " dllncno
UNI @ate- ebulG lnp Gbeia2ta { unb SbiO
Giientabncu.
31fal pa gisre.
500 y. 81. gertGBt @i4mpa0 sna (SpnutAssaus
8erptlmen)
S>rfn Brn3r.
200 Z. @. SerlaBt ,Ajtrpnb Rnntoa. M;tttpod q,
am 1lrh0a. Wadt @srttNtun en- in
Weit api't NIT Gem Dan.pf ISL" fur
all Fanban9en an eta " %attigpai una
IA uNi9 6lilNen.
Gnrh Naliaaiere.
1000 Q, 81. Nnfm it in &iarpab 9icrR p. 9nnnrr.
Ting Il , <nnn0brar. Madt 0erbirtuns
sen nit 3u9cn Ger Nidmpue II b Wsters.
burg une C~talGp'ate gHr S'ip & lenbabt
nen Der Aampfar y,9apana" perlGf'
Sdltinrre ven 9te 144 Fiabt : tr VIM.
n. NlthpaGI ano %eyteit.g um g IL.
Wfod gerblneunbet MT 3U9tn pp Tblal
telFb Il, Mem yprt lat refill en- Ylaesn,
m SVlNt 9oint mi. -aus en- fur 9tiGmpnp
IN; rem Sibeu
Ours 5ra0t.
615 g. 81. @nturfj in 5lii np 9irni4aa 9ouuer.
it1g une Sonnaae D Miadi Be- br hunt
Ccu IN ltSclf NH nj mit SPn Eons=,~ u,,
Snltin'pte, MD t @.rt %utunNea nit bn
RihmpNt aub : awhile, Nidmpun uut 0e.
~tsrsburl. uno e~helapeate unp Gbtp Gtls!i.
babnen.
gcfal @~oiinatere.
1O.00@. 81. @utpnft in @idmcne taali6) avsaenpn,.
men Sprntas Ma6t @abi Sunosn
mt hen Htdncnb unb pGter9burg, une
9~beFapcdte Ine Div i fen amen.
2ptol Nrobt.
AGO y. @. Nntuuft in &;dmpap @dutae. Witt,ppa,
nno I1eitag. WaNt 0erbirhunaen In ~ #
gpiat nit lem : ampfer Sis" spa ten can
tana'n ter Miattprni NIB gamunt. b
5lunen.
8ene 6raTt noh pter Urn GtlB II fitlth pom BID
mono pirc a~naspprm men Die gSa9en tabreu ourd RON
g0eft pint mad 4llauta.
Die ntetrtNiten @retie, nsrii6tiee Sansb
bun9 une q 1eligIeil ~garantirt
nGbr3 uab Stls II lafin1" nit aaranttrten Tatsu
mad Allen nPrNt den unp wefli4en %llsen pe.ben aus
geeeben.
6abrtarten werben s%esfauft fir aQe n%Srbliden, IN.
li6en Enb peltlihsn %lasen.
0abrfarte III baben III Ger @eneral @tfcnbabnsI ifet
4nentur, S26 gfaiI IT,. i'm Gr u nae SptI UNI ant
Depot rcr &empa8nie Ode Ger %. unb Asd Sirpase,
Hi6moni, pa.
IL nm 8. 8. Dpuslae, @upt.
, 1877-10-23
Charles q. s1illianas.

@ertter 9ctr-Dic natIe 9egjsla!ur mirt
3ifleiht cine iebr nidtiqe ~ reen, In - ffrr
fe tte &ttbt Rtd}mcrt InD lcear ben pnns
ZEN @saat tttrift. Sen rem ernltaitfu
Snnib tsierl sic &!abt turr, cute uub ltrets
ians Wannrs rertrf!sn III batea uno bsTene,
Las sic richer einen 3tets s5arer 3eif fir
sas W3bl tr 9urar ptr.penfen, fir mfltts
sic iFBt Sern6aen, Ser arrben TdtiQfeitsn,
nei6a bic Bar Ier en- Jbicn, mdbrenD Sb1er
~'riperen @srtseinna bsHnsr!t BADEN, nrrtunofn
nit Der in Sbrer &teluna neiammslten @r:
fnbruncen, pieoFr nj fen fSnuen, nit iGen
mir, baB CIR Id iI;folge heleu oils &anbirat
fir eea 9aus osr IsItsatea i'll btr ndaiits
&eypabl auilttqn werteu.
3id,mcne. is. 0fictw 1877.
SuIplae ttaerNnferseruna, uosoossoa8 9tir
&c eias Gopic it, biz nit victim M~omen8unttrr
id1i'teu mtirer Wiittiiraey %pssla1en, trfldre ib
nib bismit ais Gnnbibat FIR bos 0ags osr
Delf9at:n SVn Gir3iaia III efr nGh{en @of-
natl.
6 6orfc5 Il. Wit1iam8
, 1877-10-23
7teaaaa %, 0ats5er 1917.


@jc@orpo6I. 81 0errI}6t cine
Fcomteaoe Mujstna3 iii pnliiiiAsn Cir
& iu. 01 tcionocta me5rerc iid entae9ena
fq0ea1e 5roaeu lei oicicr g3afI 5ur
GproGe 3ommeu. So ii mic 2iqn0rs,
lie GGHlns. biz 56ale, bic 4rbeiter-
}pa o5e @anptd33aeie s5Fra9e, pet0r
bjf&5pfe Ter 8iiraer in2niprn0 nimmt.
Seu!e Miro Sic @orloa6I o~n0ehalten un0
fiir swei &itfct5. Hdmti0 Fir oa3 Sjdet
1er 2iqa6r-8ufdafsr nn0 oa@ Ger Nnli=
2jqU6r 2elte Gcfimmt meyhtn,
IS r80fGe 0eittrn cine Gpmmiiiion cr-
nonut. 5 6anaiooted 81 c~rlpd3fen, NIT
rem @c6inquaGea, oo6 Die nibt Or
lpa6f.fH fa a3ri Naiil 5icben. Gs lpnr-
zen Totse3S6 @rC5n el}00bIt fir on5
ranti. 25quor.G eoler-2i
sSoiep6 Il. NnnerInu.
G5tnrac 6. Grnt6iiclo,
9. 6. @}roD.
gGm. Nift S3enrn,
Gomuel 8. Qndjom.
, 1877-10-23

M0rhii9e 9urdpoF. !2neimar tSoytes
aM'8rnpn'rttn Scantaes -Wufnrft 7.fssms
~; UNI II q. W. - YofidluB ! y. m'
pnb 3.45 81. DC. w.
Sennta s;.anfanh 7.t5 g. @.-poa-
, 1877-10-23

louglpcjlig yjgo o5er bod uffttrdqtidIer,
mean 0o5 G%ouictt Zoe %jcrcItmoc lpies
Oarlolt miro 81 mei cy 8er5lpeifun9
(r:c5ilte i'd ioilcao2 &Gyic:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-17

still 30 rain. Now they cannot ex-
pect any rain before next monsoon"
in July. Thirty millions of people
are in astaving condition, Five hun
dred Thousand have already persisted
by the famine, Mothers are selling
their children, and in some instances
have actually cooked them for food
The price of grain is six times higher
than two years ago! Missionary
Clough, from the United States, who
is laboring among the people in the
famine district, telegraphs to Eng
land and America the following sad
story; October monsoon has failed I
Millions of people are starving! The
outlook is fearful. Help, or solicit
aidm Now is the time for the people
of this Nation. to show these heather
that christianity is superior te pagan
religion; that the worship of Jesus
Christ is better, and makes the VOL
shipper better, than the worship of
their gods. BY helping them in their
time of need, we will demonstrate to
them, in a forcihle way, our love for
them. Cannot every one who reads
this give something for this people?
Five cents a day will procure rice
enough for one person. God has Civ
en- us bountful harvests and general
prosperity. A fund is now being
raised by the people Of this place to
be sent to these sufferers. 1t will be
sent next week. All who wish to con
tribute to this fund, can leave their
donations at this Office or J. p. Sha-
fer's Art Gallery.
Every cent you give goes directly
to these sufferers. 1t will be sent to
Rev. j. f. Clough, Ongole, India.
Will not churches and communi-
ties, generally, raise something to
rescue the perishing? They who give
to the poor lend to the Lord.
j. c. JORDAN.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-17
RAILROAD MEETING.
Pittsburgh, Washington and Cas-
tie Shannon.
VI. ID. Hays. Hsresideut. and y.
III. Miller. Secrefary,
be present.

NJ. ID. Hays, President, and J. II.
Miller, Secretary, of the Pittsburgh,
Castle Shannon and Washington
Railroad will be at Morgantown, on
Thursday,,the I'D inst, to confer with
the citizens of this county in regard
to the extension of their road to Nor
gantown, and in pursuance Of the au
thority conferred upon me by form
err meeting held in the interests of
this enterprise and after consultation
with friends of the proposed road, it
ing of citizens favoring the proposed
extension will be held at the court
house at = o'clock p. NJ, Nov. 22d, for
the purpose of hearing from the OIL
GERS of the road what they will do,
and the conditions upon which they
will extend the road to this place
for the purpose of hearing reports
from the committees, for consultation
and chic fly to aid in raising the nee
essary subscriptions to construct the
extension. 1t is believed that the
most feasible and cheapest plan is
now submitted for the construction of
a railroad to the county seat ever of
fered to us. Let all interested in such
a road, and in knowing the details of
the plans presented be present. Let
Cassville, Maidsville, Robinson's Run,
SCOTS Run, Randall, Gran dville and
all intervening points be represented.
Let our farmers, merchants, mechan-
les, professional men and laborers a.
tend and give encouragement to the
work by their presence and their sub
scriptons. w. T. WILEY,
Chm.
\ \ : =. F H9Fgn,s' sec'ys.
November Ii, 1877.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-17
Miracle * un.

For ten long, wearisome years, they
"a. J. Eddy and f. A. Wise) have
patiently waited; waited with all the
anxiety of lovers experiencing the
sting of attachment and devotion of
lovers in single state, which sting
all lovers have felt when looking for
ward to the happy day. But after all
this, on the 2lst of October, they met
at her fathers residence, on Miracle
Run, Battelle District, and there they
were joined in wedlock, never to part
again. Rev. II. b. Holbert was bless
ed with the happy privilege of saying
to them
Il now pronounce You man and wife
All the days Of this, Jour earthly life"
From what | have learned from
those who were present, they all en-
ioyest the scene we'll, and everything
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Big FIsH.-There was recently seen
in the Monongahela river, on the Pala-
tine side, one of the largest catfish that
was ever heard of in these parts. 1t
was thought by those who saw it that
it would have weighed fully seventy
five pounds, being, it was estimated,
nearly four feet long, and large in pro-
portion. 1t was dead when first OBJ
served, having become entangled in
some brush near the shore, and died
there. 1t was surely fine specimen,
and would have taxed some sports
mans strength to the utmost to have
brought it to shore, when once secure
ly fastened on hook. But he cheat
ed the angler and died an easier death,
-West Virgintdp.
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Sugar Grove.

| have no doubt there are n great
many of your readers wish to hear
what the teachers of Grant District
have been doing the past week, espe
cially those who are Interested ia the
cause of education, therefore, shall
endeavor to give few items.
The teachers Of Grant District met
at Sugar Grove, Oct. Goth, for the
purpose OF organizing an Institute.
Cur able County Superintendent was
present, called the meeting to order
and presided over it during the day.
He made a very able and eloquent
speech to the teachers, in which he
gave them some broad hints on
school government. We all thought
ourselves highly benefited by his
presence.
The Institute passed resolution
that each member shall pnt in six
hours each day, and that they meet
at nine o'clock A. NJ. and adjourn at
four p NJ.
r. S. Miller was elected instructor,
to act in the absence of the Superin-
tendent and to preside over all meet
ings. II. J. Cole was elected secreta-
ry. 1t is useless for me to give the
branches that were discussed each
day and the instructors in each
branch, but suffice it to say that each
branch was thoroughly discussed, and
that we all thought ourselves better
qualified for our work the coming
term.
The Institute held night session
on Monday night, which was very
interesting. The speakers for the
evening were as follows:
r. S. Miller-Subject: Reading.
Ira f. Hall-Subject: History.
Harrison Clayton-Ssubject: Eng
fish Grammar.
l.. NJ. Wade-Suhject: Geography.
A. j. Arnett-Subject: Orthogra-
ply.
Matte E. Lough-Essay: Friend
ship.
George C Cole-Subject: School
Government.
II. J. Cole-Subjeet: Use of the
Rod in School.
II. Clarke Jones-Subject: Best
Method of Securing Attendance.
j. Clarke Cole-Subject: Arith-
metic.
Each speaker was limited to ten
minutes, which required the speak
ers, as the Superintendent termed it,
to "boil their speeches down.
The Institute was in session five
days, then adjourned to meet when
ever the instructor sees fit to call one,
provided the Superintendent does not
call a County Institute during holt
days. II. j. COLE, Sec'y.
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Durlsnssmnh Dots.

George Hall has just finished a
new roof and cornice to to his cottage,
which greatly improves it.
We saw John Wiley and Bob
Brown building a new plank walk on
east side of Main street leadingto the
bridge, on Tuesday last. Dot one
for Bob.
Lee Robe has purchased Of A. L.
Wade and John J. Brown a quarter
acre lot on the road to the fair ground
east of Durbannah, for $20@ Lee is
going to build and have his home
ready by the st of April. This lot
is said to be cheap.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The Famine In India.

Messrs. Editors
/ will give your readers a few facts
concerning this fearful famine. No
rain, of sufficient quantity to grow
crops, has fallen, on a large portion
of India, for two years. The "mon-
soon" in July and October insure the
growing of crops. These ''monsoons'
are the same as the "early and later
rain,' spoken Of in the Bible. The
people have been holding out against
the famine, hoping that the July and
October "monsoon' would bring re-
lief These months have passed. and
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The Eureka Mills.

The Eureka Mills are now turning
out large quantities of the best work
in the country. We have excellent
new machinery and always guaran-
tee our -four. Our facilities are such
that we seldom keep customers wait
ing and never compel them to make
an extra trip for their grinding.
A supply of Flour, Meal and Feed
always on hand.
If -four is not as represented we
refund money.
Highest market price paid for
grain. THOMPSON ALIENDER.
Morgantown, Oct. 9th.
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SERVICES were held on last Sabbath
at the Academy Hall by Rev, Glib
bons, rector OF Fairmont. The morn
ing hour was taken up in reading the
Pastoral Letter Of the Bishops OF
the late General Convention to the
Clergy and Laity. In the afternoon
Rector Gibbons preached an eloquent
sermon to quite large audience.
The membership Of the church here
is small, but the congregations as
sembled monthly at the Academy
Hall are becoming quite large partic-
ularly since the Presbyterians have
no pastor.
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THIS is the regular season of the
year for exchanges to commence on
weather signs for the coming winter.
The corn husk and goose bone sign
conflict. The corn husks are thin, in
dicating mild winter, while the goose
bone says we are going to have dry,
cold winter. Let us hear from the
wiseacres.
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New Adventure.

Milling to a fine point. The New
Process -four is superior in quality
and quantity to any in the market,
audit is gratifying to know the pub
lie highly appreciates it by the unu-
sual testimony in its favor.
Being truly thankful to the public
for the high appreciation of our inn
provement, we hope to continue to
merit the same by strict attention to
business. All who have not tried
the New Process will please call at
the Morgantown Mills, and try it
and be convinced.