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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue Of decree, rendered n the
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, w,
Va, on the 23d day Of March, 1871 In .
chancery cause pending in said court,
wherein Obadiah Sprowls is plaintiff and
James p Menear il defendant, will sell
at public sale to the highest and best bids
der. on the public grounds, in front d the
court>h0use in said county, on
MONDAY. THE 18th OF JUNE, 1877,
THAT being the first day Of the June term o
the County Court OF said county, all that
certain tract or parcel of $50 acres Of
land, wAlkh was sold and conveyed BY said
Obadiahy prowls to said James r. Meuear,
by the deed mentioned in the bill and pro-
ceedings in said court.
TERMS OF SALE: LIST, For so much
cash In haHd as will 5e sufficient TO pay tho
costs Of said suit and the costs and commis>
sions Of said sale.
ID. For the residue credit Of s, 10 aad
80 months, in equal installsnents, bearing
interest from the day Of sale. for the pay
ment whereof the purchaser shall execute
bonds with good security.
JOSEPH MORELAND,s.
4t5>25 Special con'f.
POSTPONED.
The above sale IL postponed until
MONDAY August the 9Th. 1877.
JOSEPH MORELANp,
special Conn.,
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ssls1yEsare now passing through the
longest daysof the year. They never
'dawned on more genial atmosphere
than that which now prevails wherever
the hills and valleys of West Virginia
,,unfolded their rolling landscapes ofliv-
ing green. Everywhere in the grass
fields masses of white clover pour the
sweetness Of their perfume upon the sur
rounding air, and he'deep green Of the
landscape is varied with the bloom OF
yellow buttercups, white daisies and
sed clover. Such summer days seem
made for idleness rather than the never
ending, round of toll and drudgery.
The Weather and these days are for peo-
pie in the county ;cities know but little
of them. Walking in fields, now, and
listening tothe birds songs, and noting
the fight of the clover-living butterflies
that fash through their brief existance
in the summer sun, one begins to ask
himselfswhat all this endless ruse and
,Lugassis for, ana Why one may notAslb'e
for awhile as free and idle as tn but
terfies. Coming to this highest Moth
ern point Of the year, nature and the
sun seem now for brief time to pause
that the childern Of men may enjoy the
Deep full summer. How is the invita-
ton received?
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We are informed that the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, of Morgantown,
will hold a Fair and Festival at the
Academy Hall, during the next Annual
Fair at this place That IS right This
will afford an opportunity to persons
who visit the Fair Of spending the even
ings pleasantly, and viii also profit the
church.
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LEGAL ADYBRTYSEIMENTN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Mary A. stcvenson's ex.l

Mary A. Stevenson's ex-
eciItor, Pin Chancery.
Jas = ,DOllivcr ct al.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Monongalia county, rendered
at its March term, 1877; In tho above
cause, win sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the front door Of the
Court House Of said county. OH
MONDAY, 9Th OF AUGUST, 1877,
between 10 and IL o'clock, A. NJ, the
dwelling house and about three acres Of
land, belonging to Defendant Dolllvcr,
situate OH the northeast side Of the road
leading from MorgantOwn to Collins
Ferry, and adjoining the lands of M. J.
Boyers, Joseph Keeiler, West Virginia
University and others, and on which
said DOlliver now resides.
This property Is nearly new, pleaEant>
Iy located, with fruit, water, and out
buildings, and will make = pleasant
home, conveniently located Tor access to
schools, churches and post Office.
TREMS: So much cash In hand ~ will
pay the costs OF suit and sale, and for the
residue y credit Of six, twelve and eigh-
teen months will be given. The pur~
chaser will be required to execute bonds
for deferred payments, bearing interest
from date of sale, with personal security
and vendors lien will be reserved to-
rurther secure same.
GEO. C, STURGISS,
July 10th 1877, Com'S.
JULIA At
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The American people are distant, yet
most deeply-interested spectators Of the
desperate struggle now in pfogress, bs>
tween the Mnscovity ind Turk The vast
array offorces on either side the charac-
ter Of the combatants, the relentless Sbsti-
nate courage OF the RusslsAh; the Hdnatic
valor OF the Turk, the complication Of in>
terests which seem destined to involve all
Europe in the strife and the effect which
such war is likely 10 have upon the agri>
country, are points which give to this con-
test deep and absorbing interest
And yet, II is fact that the mass Of
definite knowledge OF the regions most dis
To most readers Of our newspapers, the
gree unintelligible, from lack o! informa-
ton as TO those people and countries.
Moreover, the demand for this informa-
ton has developed the fact that there is
not extant any book giving what is wanted,
in reliable snd popaiar form.
We are glad, therefore. to receive from
the well-known publishing firm Of Hubs
bard Bros, advance sheets Of forthcom>
ing volume, entitled the Cross and 2he
Crescent or, Russia and Tmkcy and
the Countries Adjacent II is from the
pen Of the welkknown historian, DR.. l.. Z.
Brockett. and gives full and complete
description Of the countries bordering on
Che Black Sea; the DANUBE the Euphrates
and the Tigris; including their Extent,
Physical and Political Geography; their
History. with all It's Varied and Thrilling
Incidents; the Religion, Customs, Habits,
Manners, and Character Of each National
it's; their Military, Naval and Financial
Resources the Causes and Influences
which led to this and former Wars, and n
Full and Clear ExplAnotion ofthe Compli.
cations which are driving the Nations Of
Western Europe into participation in II;
the Massacres in Bulgaria; the Oppression
and Cruelty which have e0afied ,sther
Provinces and Tributary States into Insur-
rection, and the Dcspotic Sway of the Rus
sian Government, slldepicted with great
Viyidness and Force. II also contains
Biogrs phical Sketches OF all the Promi>
nent Actors in the War now in progress,
Monarchs Rulers, Statesmen, and Gener-
ais, with Portraits Of many Of them.
Aside from its relation to passing
events, this lisa most valuable and richly
interesting volume. The brilliant,
bloody, and eventful history Of these ma
tons, the charictor ofthcir governments,
the peculiarities OF the people, their rclig-
ious beliefs, their social customs, habits
and manner Of life, precent q subject full
ofnovelty aud instruction, and treated by
10 abe and brilliant an author as DIR.
Brockett, would ut any time attract wide
attention: but coming as II does, In re-
Spouse to an urgent demand for Just the
information herb glseh, It will every,
where meet with an eager reception, and
prove to be the most important pnbIica-
ton Of the year.
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CnnifaEN7ectiuss.

7 There viii be meeting at Kennedy's
School House, On Friday evening, July
.27th pit z o'clockP. NJ.
Laurel Point, July 2sth at 2P. NJ.
ABLE speakers will be present, to adj
dress the people.
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is where? Locked up in the Hemp
field railroad, the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania railroad, the Valley
Branch, and other small lines which
the b & o. has swallowed up. These
small roads are not paying and have
never paid. Hence, the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company's surplus Of
thirty millions of dollarc is a dead
weight, and takes q large portion of
the earnings Of its trunk lines to sup
port. The whole matter may be
summed up in nutshell. The la
borers submitted to reduction after
reduction till the lowest living figure
was reached. Stockholders saw they
had been duped, become alarmed and
offered to sell cheap; the stock tum-
blod, this drove business from the
road, the earnings decreased, WAGES
were reduced to fiji the deficit occa-
stoned by this falling of, hence the
strike, The company never asked
its hands to share in its prosperity.
Why, then, should they share in it's
losses, when already they were driven
to the wall to keep the wolf from the
door? The same state of affairs is
substantially true, on a less palpablc
scale, with the other roads.
This is decidedly war between
labor and capital, with labor on the
defensive, and, altogether, with the
best showing Of success. For evil
denee look at Baltimore, with it's far
famed Camden Station, in ashes, and
Pittsburgh, with its palatial Union
Depot and Hotel, smouldcring mass
OF ruins. j.
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I'VE see by the Martinsburc papers,
fiat Mrs. Kate Daniels Barbour, of
Jefferson county in this state widow of
Cox Alfred NJ. Barbour was married on
the Doth of June, to Robert Moore a
retired merchant of Baltimore. Mrs.
Barbour was favorably known in Mor>
gantown previous to the late unpleas-
'antness, and is a lady worthy ofany son
Of 4My Maryland
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LAST Saturday number of young
mon from town attended a real old fashs
toned dance at what is known rs Gum
Spring. II seems that these yos,ta were
old acquaintance of maiiy of the young
ladies who were present, and it was not
sdifficnlt to procure partner for the
dance. Some of the boys met their fate
on that day, judging from the inclina-
tonic return at time in the near flu
tures Some of the boys wore valuable
rings on that occasion, which they
brought back safe. Others wore some
which it thought they did not briae
back. Between dances the Young ladies
and gentlemen repaired to the lemonade
stand of John Good and partcok of his
|ice>cold, centennial lemonade. Although
the attendance was not large, every one
expressed himself highly gratified with
the festivities of the day and returned
home in good spirits, having passed a
season pleasantly in the mountain.
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DEAD.-Mr r. BEucc Wells, form
,er rMergantown boy, but fora number
oft'cars a resident of Clarksburg died
1T his Home in that place on last
Wednesdays He was printer by
trades lasitg learned the business in
the office Of the Morgantown Post.
His disease was consumption. His
femains were taken to Fairmont and
inferred, On last Thursday by the Odd
Fellows, of which order he was mem
Der. Ffisf ff-As
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UNION MEErISG:-There will be a
Union Meeting Of the Morgantown
Circuit, Nj. p. Church, held at Avery
Chapel, August 18th and 18th, com
meneing at tn. NJ.
- +. j. WILsoN, Pastor.
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A Narrow snuwe thatpays,

The trains on the p. & III. .R.R. arc
making three round trips daily, and
are two months behind with freight.
Stock. in this road is worth more than
in the b. d o at present.-Rftchis
Democrats. a..
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BEEF CATTLE.
Very best on sale this week...6 (G6f cts.
Generally rated first quality...5 @5S
Medium or good fair quality as
Ordinary thin steers and oxen 8s@33
Most Of the sales are from. ...63@5a
Hoas.--Hogs, light supply and mar
ket firm; prices somewhat higher at
697ic, . few choice q shade higher.
SHEET Sheep in good demand and
unchanged at 4(65c.
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The farmers over here are about done
harvesting. Crops in general are good
Mrs. Huntly. while passing through a
piece of woods, the other day, felt some
thing pulling her dress. She turned
around to see what it was and found 1t
to he rattlesnake. She got it loose and
killed it. 1t had seventeen rattles and
a button, which made 1t eighteen years
of age.
Geo. f. Ridgway's school closed on
the evening Of the goth inst There was
large number present.
Annie B. Bowers, daughter Of George
and Maria Bowers, Of Point Marion, died
July the llth.
Clark Jarrett, who has been sick for
some time, is at present very low.
Is Nk8OB.
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MAETINsIGisG. is wakening up to 81
sense of her sduty.,tThingssarce be
coming lively dowil in that, ton Of
the State. Strike and capithl'Fques-
ton arc monopolizing everything: -. -
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Frcnr.-D Dennis and Pres, two sa-
BILE hued brethren, were ON their mus
Gle last Saturday. Dennisl hit Pres
on the head with a stone and used
some language more foreible than 81.
oquent. Why can'ts they remember
always to hit them on the shins?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-28

WE are blcst in this county with q
good school superintendent ,lhdthefe-
fore are not Distracted with half q
dozen candidates. When you have a
good thing keep it. ,.-,,s.s sses,4,
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From the looks of the Cheat fshs
ing party" when they came home, we
should judgesthsy3 received the arti-
cles ordered in that letter, especially
the hooks and lines. %Fs
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DERINc, at the Hardware Store, has
Sections for.the Buckeye, Wood, SUI
perior, Champion, Clipper and Knitiin
Moving Machines q - - p .
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MALF-sHEE.E

Result of the Railroad Strike.
Owing to ths'lMspSsiodt Of BUS n'sSi.I
sp'nx.s sss w y~tsS
ness, by both freight and 81 eTpgssSs, az apr
paper failed to reach us this7week,
consequently our patrons Viii. have
to be content with a half-sheet. We
give our usual amount of local ard
1ks4 Hf
editorial matter together With n fqll
occount of the great Strike.
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FISHING PARTY.-A fishing party,
consisting of H. M. Morgan, of the
Post, ID. III. Chadwick, f.. Shisler,
Geo. c. Sturgiss, Maj. w. c. McGrcw,
W. w. Dering, +. p. Ray, W. ID.
Chadwick, Joseph Morcland and DR..
VIM. Dancer, spent last week on
Cheat River. The fishing dtiring the
stay of this party was excellent,
though the catching was nothing to
brag of. A number of visitors from
Morgantown put in an appearance,
but especially on Thursday when a
whole bevy of Morgantown beauties
made their appearance. The party
returned on Saturday right side up
with care, stopping few moments at
. the Residence of James Hare, Esq,
where they were Hospitality received
zand Entertained
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-28

INCEST stock of ladies' and gents
furnishing goods in town at McGrew's
Call and see them.
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If wejust had q railroad, couldn't
We have lots of excitement? Maybe
we can build that narrow gauSe-te.
fore this war is over. -.
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The Il 'MOr2sbnfOSvm Isssflrosld
..-x Meeting

.--.-----.----. Meeting. s.or a<aa
s Has been postponed until August
9th. The goth (the date announced
Vast Meek J would have been too early,
as the Monongalia people propose to
get up monster meeting, and want
lime tetsio it. Wehope to see large
sdelessstfbn go oyerfrom this county.
Letsetery one go who can. 1t is pur-
posed to Organize a company on the
18th, and we hope some of our legal
friends Will gratuiJously prepare the
necessary papers.
o. Monongalia is aroused, and is with
us. heartsand soul! Keep the ball
a-rolling .-Ksngnood Journal.
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DR.. Tut has been er-
gagged In the practice cC
sncdieine thirty years, and
for q long time was demon.
strator 81 anatomy n the
Medical College Of Geor-
kia, hence persons using
Ria pills have the Ruaran-
tee thse thsx are prepared
on scsentte principles.
and are flee fteM all
uuackery.
lie hAs anececded in
combining IN them tbs
heretofore antaRunistIt
qualities Of = sfvss(sAss-
Sae, turrsSjs's, sas5s tss.
j}vsae ionic.
Their hrst apparent ef.
feet h to increase the an.
petite by causing the fond
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Yes. Ahem!i The editors of this
paper invented Sickness for some
petty thieves the other day, IT made
the boys SO Sick Stiiat they haSen't
been back since. IsnIH 40 'rsLia~a !.
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ArHlettsvflle.

In arfew weeks the voters will as
semble at their respective places of
voting to decide which of the three
points, designated by an act of the
Legislature, shall become the perma-
nent seat for the location of the Cap
ital. 1t is evident that since the form
alton of the State the authorities
have hitherto failed to locate the State
Capital at point which proved to be
satisfactory to a majority Of the peo-
pie of the State. To settle this ''vex-
ed question: is one Of the missions
of the people at the polls on the '7th
of August. - - fsS ! ;
Three points are designated, bit it
is generally conceded that the real
contest is between sClarksburg and
Charleston. Between these two points
the voters of West Virginia must and
will decide. 1t certainly is'the deity
1of every voter to study well the-issue
before casting hisyote,' as there. are
many very important things to be
taken into consideration. 1t cannot
be denied that, SO far as material con-
venience is concerned, Clarksburg is
the most suitable point, being cen
trail point in the most densely popu-
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The STRIFE ON the railroads has
assumed gigantic proportions. Ah
account OF. the proceedings will be
seen in another colqnfn, Z g.tHx. Y
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A PARTY of ladies visited the boys
on Cheat last week. Cant they let
them be out of their sight that hong ?
1t speaks badly for the boys.
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THEY tell bad stories about the
Light Guards Of Wheeling. Are
they true, boys? 2 - .eftsi.is5 ~
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q whom V0lunteered. Some time
since O similar move was made here
bit it resulted in nothing. Let oul
eo-ahead boys make another effort
and continue until they succeed.
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THts finest stock of Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Goods, at MeGrew's
store. Nssi = 3yai.i'r eF7 I5af
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10 attention is paid the narrow
gauge now.a Brood takes up all ON
time. a.,s@ 81
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MSidsviaic.

/ Our quiet neighborhood was enliv-
encd, on the Sth inst, by the marriage
Of Mr.. Luther Murphy to Miss Mary
Dusenberry. ! suppose they thought
as there was no celebration close they
would celebrate the GLORIOUS old
Fourth by quietly running away and
uniting in the holy bonds of matri-
mony.
According to previous announce
ment, the temperance meeting came
off at Bethel the 18th. We had quite
an interesting time. Addresses were
delivered by the following gentlemen
Rev. Wilson, Rev. Price and Sheriff
Hackney, after which several signed
the pledge, but it seems that those
who ought to sign it are the farthest
off. Oh! for some one to address
the people that will convince them of
the awful danger of tampering with
Intoxicating liquors. The next meet
ing will be held at Vaudeville on the
2Sth, at Z Pm. We earnestly invite
Mr.. Wiley to be there at that time.
On last Sabbath morning, July
10Th, Rev. Z. j, Wilson preached
| quite an interesting sermon at Maids
vile, after which Mr.. Shelby Google,
of Rievesville, Marion county, was
married to Miss Mollie o. Davis, of
this place. They made quite n nice
appearance After services were over
they proceeded to Mr.. Davis for din
ner, and in the evening they, with the
wedding company, started for REEVES
vile and we hope they had a pleas
ant journey. PUER.
Independence, Preston County.
There will be camp meeting at
Tunnelton the last Of August.
Mr. VIM. Henry and others, Of
Scotch Hill, are visiting friends in
Scotland.
Mrs. Jennie Shelton, Of Grafton, is
visiting at her fathers.
Miss M. f. Scott has not recovered
from her late illness.
Mr. Frank Ashby has been i'll for
the past two weeks.
Farmers are done cutting wheat
1t is thought there will be an average
crop. Corn and oats look well.
No weddings to report this week,
though we expect plenty Of them
shortly,
There h, s been several hogs killed
on the railroad the past week. At
the present rate of killing hogs, by
Fall there will be none to butcher.
.SLowHEAD.
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Cork SHAvINGs for BEps, HEALTH
and COMFORT. a reduction In price.
See advertisement.
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IF you want to invest q dollsrin goods
and get the worth of your money, call
at McGrew.
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proceedings,
n Az NJ

Dir, Marmaduke Dent, of Grand
vile, writes us, that Mrs. Elizabeth
Evans, consort Of Ninrod Exams died
on Sabbath morning, April 18th, 1916,
and Marmaduke Evans on the next
"Wednesday morning. We are glad
to make the correction.
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AN exchange says an Oregon edi
or has enlisted to fight Indiaps~Nol
gan an Hoff4h!A1ifi Are Aliolding' then
selves in readiness togdie fightin
strikers. ~ II
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WE SEND the Il merfcan '1gricpir
tuvist and New DOMINION to any adj
dress post paid fer 50, 80 cash. g S. =
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WILL this strike kill Tour nal'roM
gauge? g-ylsfyt,4sfals
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WERE You at Gum Springs -sz.i.
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"TnE pen tif!sn t tiiie
sword" or in other words the press
is becoming more powerful every day.
An Ohio editor has invented a bed
bug prison. MEr. Il. s...ss.- .s,s,.ss.e
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= FTHE young men of this town, with
q foresight aeditable to older heads,
foresaw this strike, and .'snaellcd the
battle from afar," and refused to en-
roll themselves into a military COM
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DRESS GooDs An great variety "a
McGrews. ,-,s;.il ~ "a = I'll
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PERSONALITIES.
Charley Fjnfell is in town.

Charley Fjnhell is in town.
Jno. Haymaker and family have
moved to Clarksburg.
Jno. Brown and Jno Il. Price OF
Dunkard were IN town this week.
.Jno. S. Hood Esq, of Cant District
paid us a visit this week.
DIR. Lazier and F. X. O'Kelley are
offon fishing excursion.
Mrs. DR.. Scott and son. of Parkers>
burg, are visiting at DIR. McLane's,
Mr.. +. A. Lingo. of Uniontcwn, is
visiting at Col. F. Tomhpson.
S. l.. Mestrezatt and sister of Union
town, who haveb been visiting Walter
A. Mesterzatt, left for home last week.
Mr.. L. P. Watson Of White Day,
lately Of the University of Virginia, paid
us visit this week. 5ss, g "a rs
Messers Howe and Boughner, Of
Rowlesburg, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city. ss, .,.s.aa.
Miss Gertrude Steele, who has been
visiting at RevuS. Steele's for some
weeks, returned to Grafton, Monday.
H. J. Snively Of the class Of n, is
in the field as candidate for County
Superintendent for Taylor county.
Mrs. Jno. Wagner and family, Mrs.
VIM. Wiley and sons G,A r O, Allen
OF Wheeling, and Mrs. Thos. II. Evans
Of Uniontown, are visiting friends here.
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TaElvoHng men of Fairmont are
organizing a military company. A
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RATHER warm, thank you.
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"WnEs will this cruel war be oysercg:l