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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
Summer Doar0.


A COMFORTABLE home on moderate terms
"A for an invalid lady references exchanged Address NJ
B.. South Norwak. Conn.
A FAMILY can find first-class board, with
ate &Gds samioS conn f'p0' Ou
A SBURY PARK, n. J.-SUNSET HALL
"a Filstcass folng house. located on Ocean ana sunset
LAKES; open Jane IL Gsh'g aud aa,ine. Mr. T. L. GAR
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY in Elizabeth,
would ike Two O. three bOordeT; , for The sgT@er
water Terms moderate. Address c. G., Tribune Office.
AVENUE HOUSE sixth season., Morris
m cecnS ard cSaeTcd BY TIE io' p O
ROME H. STOUT Rates reluced send for circular anh prices
At HUDSON, n. Y.-small private family
rural Tas and good beard at low prices Address T. D. box
A FEW BOARDERS WANTED in IA private
" family living among hills Of oTs EGO COUNTY y.
T. odly, bathing aud ishpg good drives all aceommo-
Haiion Address L. r O. i:ox i9i N6rr.s o.cso Co.. n y
LADY desires to recommend healthy
~ farmhouse short distance fom the Hudson nyer -
here she has passed I'VE Snnlntfs
Rrald 40 Address Ma. r. UPTOWN Tribune Office 1888
broadway.
AMERICAN HOTEL, Richfeld Springs, n.
~ WIN open June l. 1914 Plans Of house may be seen
end rooms engaged at the HOTEL BTEEAAH; w mon
At SUFFERN, Rockland,r Co.., y. y, 81
EG .s or l ana S ss TTs 2ey ds Gs
ions tor iauls housr modern built and ~ orItf;
d a1 1S'', Aa ~ ,~" & a NJ 81 T. NXTTHEGs
AT TERRACE HALL, Ramapo, Rociland
"a co, y. y, 80 m.e'o Lrie Hallway hye mipues wall
ioE cepot mountainous section Win splendid s,eheIS
fine lake good boating and hsh1E deHRhun spot
private aOJsc UriLp furnished Win view 10 COM
fort circulars, references &c, applications moderate
tenn.
At LUZERNE. y. Y. The WAYSlDE
~ HOTEI-Tbc hotel the lakes; one hour from -af
atoen spTng- aud II miles from Lake George; viii oTel
June reduced rates aeuyfonr boats or me use oil
guests June the rout din rs VII DC speciality sey-
eral furnished ppy by letter or ~ prison 10 i
FARLIN. superintendent Way side. LuLofne, " y
HONE COMFORTS, good BOARD, fine
A.boanR athng fishing mountain air private family n
farm; three Eric ha lIod Pafcnafs, cal OF
address GARDNER No. $50 Grahdst
Doys' Summer Boarding SchOol.-See Swlthin
ID G. shoTtRcH advertisement under Instruction begin
ning "S7O quarter"
BELLEVUE HOUSE, BETHLEHEM, n. ii.
- the white aud Frdmcona Mountain magnihIent
scenery elevation hay lever and caahral
diligently pure spring water. DAVID = PHILLIP. PROP
DOAUD for GENTLEMAN and WIFE can
be aimed In elegant bck house al modern Improve
rncnis. al R1DGEFIELD y. j, Line mcs rom Guy wa
Northern Railroad Of NewJersey terms reasonable Auates
&. \. BC RGESS, IT,, ElGgehell. y J.
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Brooklyn Board.

BOARD at 80 Pierrepont-st., corner Henry
ID s-ElegaIt and airy rooms single or On SUITE NTH
ont OF brooklyn Hegts the ferries with best OF
board either the Summer or in.permsnonce.
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Orean Gltgmcrs.

"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL. ZEE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICES No I.23S Bradwsy, cor Thirty first ST.
sos West Twenty -thrdst., Eigthaye 200 Ihirt
aver fOTtyseventiIst; at the HARLEM OFFICE No
22SI ThiTdaye, Onehuudrel and tweutg fourth 81
CHmlem Savings Bank Buildng VI 10 IN, at regular
nffp ratP
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
VI BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE.
Company new No. ~ North River foot OF Moronst
CANADA. Frangeul....... .... wed. May ~: ~ u ~.
PEREIRE, wednesday May 20. $3.50 pm
WILLIE DE PARIS Santeile... Wednesday June .. am
thus do steerage passengers
freight and passage Philadelphia apply 10 Aloazo
"'A T0Uis DE BEBIAN Agent. No So Broadway
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Plslntln Attorney,
Office and POET Office address.
No. 154 Nassaust. New-IOrk City.
To the defendant CARL RICHTER: The foregoing sum.
by publication. pursuant 10 an
order the Hon Charles Donoe the Justices OF the
Supfeme OF dated the 9TH day OF
Nav 1879 and with the complaint the ONCE OF the
Clerk for the City and County of New
YoTt County the CITY OF NewIork.
' LYMAN RINDSKOPF,
MvrOlawGyP Plaintiff Attorney.
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DLOCK ISLAND, r. l.
ID THE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL . -
Ma. been enargrI Opens July D. 10 situated on blum
overlooking the whcr. there are no heated OF
ces,iye heat Impossible Bathng Yachting and fishing near
The house band Of music Prices In accordance
' ~ NICHOLAS BALL, Proprietor.
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SUPREME COURT.-Tral to be had in the
Deity and County OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RICHTER,
plaintiff, act. CARL RICHTER, defendant sunnonsIIo
The above defendant You are hereby summoned 10
answer complaint this action and 90 serve copy OF
your answer on the plalnns attorney With NsnS aays
of this exclusive OF the day OF
vice failure 30 appear. or answer ludg
viii be taken against you by DEFAULT Tor the ree ue-
manded in the complaint -
nnfeh Few York Anril ~. 1873.
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SUPREME COURT.-Richard

NEW-IORK SUPREME COURI.-Rlchard
~ McCloud, planii against Patrick W: Dunno VILLAIN j.
Nicholson Michael Seaman John Seaman John Kelly MI
chael McQurk Patrick j. Meehan and the Republic News
defeudants-amended summ0ns-to the ABOVE
named deendans You hereby summoned TO answering
complaint ia this action and 10 serve e0py on your answer on
Tho plaintiffs within twenty days after the service OF
this exclusive OF the day OF service and 10 ease OK
failure appear answer Judgment VIII DC tasen
against you by default for the relief Demanded IN CON-
WILLIE Plaintiffs Attorney p o. and office address, l37
Broadway NewYork To the defendants Patrick w Dune,
f. Seaman John Kelly ana the RepuD
lie News Company The foregoing amended summons Is
served upon publication pursuant 10 an order OF the
Charles Daniel Justice Of the supreme Court o. me
filed with IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the City
and County at the Court House in the City OF
New-lOrk. l.. A. NEVILLE fislh''H a''oibeS'
u1O aWfiVE
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CHmlem Savings Bank Buidingl W TO H. at regular
office rates
A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERT
CAN FLAG. Sailing thursday from philadelphia
PENNSYLVANIA sails Thursday, May JIG. at q.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
carving the Belgian and United states Mails Sailing
monthly Alternately from Philadelphia anc New.Hork
JAVA sails THU RSDAN, May %, 81 a. m.
For rates Of passage and other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT n SONS, General Agents
oO7 PHILADELPHIA. so BROADWAY cW.YOrE
John MCDONALD Agent Battery.place. New-IOrS
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DLOCK ISLAND, Il. /.

- THE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
Has been enlarged aud opens July J. It II situated on
overlooking the where there are no heated
masrons land brreks wind blowing from the ocea
renders excessive Impossible Bathing yachting and nsh
the house Prices IN accordance with The times sem
for circular. ... 80. 49,. ,,-.-.--
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
Downfall Hard Money.

A meeting held by the Greenback
party at Stewartstown on Saturday
night, was grand success for the
Greenbackers and a woeful, disas-
trous, and final cash of the hard mon
ey (hard times) party. Three
speeches were made by the greenback
speakers, viz; David Weidman nomi-
nee for clerk of the Circuit Court,
James Hare, candidate for the House
of Delegates, and Joseph Moreland,
Esq. The speeches were pointed and
spoken in forcible manner with the
desired result. After these speakers
were done, an offer was made, if there
were one in the house who was not
already a Greenback- man, to speak,
or at least ask any question he saw
fit, and if it could, it would be answer
ed. Only one who was not soldier
to the cause, out of full house, and
that was a Mr.. Halderman, who, as
"Joe" said, had "diarrhea of words
and constipation of IDEAS Halder-
man spoke on all the questions, that
have agitated the minds of the people
since the food. He used some high
toned" words, as "]ucree," for lucre;
"econonickal," economical; "instris-
TIC" for intrinsic. He talked along
while, but said little, and at last said
he was "any kind of a man for the
conn., and believed a "greenback
dollar was as good as gold dollar,
or a dollars worth of wheat, of corn,
of hoop-poles, of beeswax. or any 9TH
er kind of money" Being good
"long-talker," he spoke to hear him
self speak. The meeting closed at l l
o'clock, and all went home with the
determination to help kill the poor
mans foe, and bondholder's friend,
the hard money party, thereby keep
ing starvation and the sheriff from
their doors, and putting a solid friend,
to them and their children, in power,
Wis; the Greenback party.
FAIR PLAY.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
Arnettsylne.

Editors New ominion.-The fine
weather has been quite favorable for
farm work and our people are we'll
along with their seeding, corn cutting,
&C., but as the early sown wheat was
damaged by nudge last season, farm
ers are not sowing so early this fall
as last. Corn is much lighter than
people expected before handling it
not much over half an average crop.
The health of our people is gencr-
ally good, but the sickness Of our cs-
tcemcd fellow citizen which you have
heretofore noticed in your paper re-
suited fatally on the 26th inst. BY
his death we loose an honest citizen
and good neighbor and one whose
place in the community will not be
easily filled.
There is not much excitement in
politics, but from the efforts being
made l suppose most Of the protested
Greenback Republicans will be LASH
cd into ranks by election day. Let
our people take few items on this
campaign. Independent of party,
more than one-half the party were
Greenbackers but will now be COM
PEELED to assist in another turn Of the
screw, which brushes out the life of all
agricultural and other industries for
the sole benefit Of the money power.
Like the Irishman with the mashed
toe, we can stand it as long as they
can.
OF personal items may be mention.
ed, the return Of S. p. Barker to his
farm and of ALL Rice to his place
again. They having exchanged here
tofore so Barker would be near to his
mill and Rice could work Bankers
farm.
Miss Russell, Of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society, from Keyser
is now stopping at Cedar Valley.
She is fine lady and thorough work
err in the cause.
Jasper Vince and wife are gone to
visit her father, Rev. Sturms, before
he removes to Phillippi, to which
work he is assigned for the next year.
Alonzo Thorn is nearly GONZALES
cent again.
DIR. j. Booth, of Buffalo is Doctoring
some two or three cases Of cancer in
this section and also has preached
few times for our people in the sur,
rounding neighborhoods.
John Emery Michael and Mary
Hartley were united in wedl0ck last
week. ScRlHENpI.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
GREENnACFX MEETINGS.

A Greenback meeting will be held
at Prices school House, in Clinton
District, on Friday evening at 6!
o'clock
At Bowers store, in Union District,
on Friday at o'clock. Able speak
ers will be present who will discuss
the great issues of the day. Voters,
turn ont to hear them.
A Greenback meeting will be held
at Carroll's School House, in Clinton
District, in this comfy, on next Sat
urday evening, Oct. 9th, at u O'Clock
Pm. Good speakers win be in at
tendance.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CANDI
DATE.-Our highly esteemed friend
w. E. Watson, Esq, Familiarity called
3d." has been nominated By the
Democrats of the Monongalia Dis
trict for the State Senate. Mr.. Wat
son is first class man and citizen.
and without doubt, if elected, would
intelligently represent his constitu-
ency in the Legislative halls. We adj
miro our old neighbor, and should be
glad to see him succeed in any direc-
tion-save politically. We can only
say that if he were Republican, we
should as cheerfully throw upour hat
for him as for any man in the district
-West Virginian-
1t is gratifying to see the above
come from SO bitter a Republican pa
per as the West Virginioa 1t is
certainly satisfactory to see express
sions like these come from sach a
source. 1t augurs well for Mr.. Wat
son'sssuccess.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

The Primary election Of the RAIDS
in this county has always been influ-
enced by fraud, deceit and whisky
and the last election was no excep-
ton to the rule. Great professions
of honesty were made for its manag-
ers by the Post, the organ of the
Morgantown Ring, just before the
election came off, but this was only
a sham to catch the honest voters
who were disguised with former
frauds. 1t is surprising that after be-
ing blackguarded by the Post in a
most shameful manner that Demo
crat would walk right up to the polls
and vote in the primary as did scores
of them. as can be testified to by any
observing person who attended the
polls.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

The Post says the Demo-G Green
hackers intend to throw Henderson
and Weidman overheard and vote
only for Hare and Dent. This Is q
contemplate falsehood. The truth
is, that a certain prominent hard
money candidate, who secured his
nomination over an honest hard
working farmer by the free use Of
whiskey and Misrepresentation, to-
gether with his strikers, have APP
preached Democrats and Gre0nback-
ers with propositions that they would
trade votes, but all such propositions
have been Indignantly spurned.
Henderson will more faithfully rep
resent the interest of the farmers OF
Monohgaiia county than sny OF the
hard-money whiskey ring Of Nor
gantown. Greenbackcrs and Demo-
Gratis vote the straight ticket. Let
no personal feelings for particular
candidates -swerve you from your
duty.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
Greenback Club at the Court
House.
Respectfully,
w. +. WATSON.

On last Thursday evening at the
meeting of the Morgantown Green
back Club in the court house, p. IL.
Keck, Esq, and Mr.. Albert G. Davis
delivered addresses. The attendance
was unusually large and the audi
ence was attentive. Mr.. Keck spoke
for about an hour and we have not
had the pleasure of listening to a
more forcible, logical and convincing
argument for very long time. 1t is
not often that Mr.. Keck makes polit-
zeal speeches, but when he does make
the effort it is good one. Mr.. Davis
spoke in his usual pleasing style and
his audience was well entertained.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

The leader of. the Republican party
are strongly in favor Of withdrawing
all the greenbacks thatare'in eircula-
ton, and substituting therefore Ma
tional Sank currency. The Demo-
Gratis are In favor Of the reverse, and
will cause the withdrawal of all Natl
onal bank notes, and substitute there
for greenbacks,in sufficient amount to
meet all legitimate demands of the
people. To maintain National banks
places all the profits arising from u.s.
suing currency in tho hands Of the
banker and bondholder. In issuing
greenbacks in place Of National bank
currency the people will reap all the
benefit.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
Cruel.

1t is said that one fellow from the
country, after voting for Hagans and
McGrew in the primary election,
called at the designated place to get
his promi ed reward. We did not
learn whether it was whisl1ey, dog
leg, stogies, chestnuts or peanuts.
The inquiry was made as to whether
or not he had voted, and answering
in the affirmative he was told that he
could go, as nothing of the kind was
kept for persons who had voted.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

DEATH FROM DRowNING.-Wel learn
from a letter written to A. L. Wade of
this place, that a little son of Elijah
L. Wade, was drowned in the Wymo-
chic River, Washington Territory on
the LIST, ult. The letter says "Austin,
Willie and Charley, brothers were in
canoe, and it upset throwing them
all into the river Charley managed
to hold to the canoe Willie tried to
swim to the shore but could not reach
it. When Austin got to him he had
to dive after him and they both came
up together Austin held to him until
they went down twice, when he saw
he could not get him to the shore and
if be stayed with him any longer he
would be drowned also. When they
came up he tore himself away from
him, and swan for the shore when
dear little Willie sank to rise no more y
The father of the unfortunate little
boy was raised in this county and
has many friends here who will be
panied to hear of his sad bereave-
ment.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

The deer season in West Virginia
commenced on the 18th of August and
closes January LIST. The partridge
season commences on the 18th of Oc-
tober and ends on the LIST of February
1t is not lawful to capture cartridges
by means of nets or traps of any kind.
Pheasants, wild ducks or wild geese
can be killed at any time between the
LIST of September and the LIST of Feb
ruary.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
WHISKEY!
More Dog.E.eg Tobacco.

The nominees of the Republican
party obtained their nominations by
the use of whiskey. 1t seems that a
number of persons were invited to
w. McGrcw's store to get whiskey
if they would vote right, and when
there was no more whiskey in the
store, then orders were written to 8
certain bar in town to get it, of which
George Blosser, Ed. Hart, Jos. Ryan
or John Nicholson can tell ii requir-
ed.as well as the following certificate
of Isaac Smith, which is proof sufli-
cient: JUspICE.
Tho certificate above referred to
we have refrained from publishing
after it was in type, as one of the Re-
publican candidates named therein
has assured us that its reference to
him is erroneous. The authors of the
above communication and certificate
referred to, informed us that they
were fully prepared to prove the
charges made. Yet as we do not
desire to do the gentleman any injus-
tice, we have omitted the certifica tie
ON ing TO its referance to him.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
DIE ID.

Mr.. William Bonnifield died at his
residence, in Grant District, Monon-
gala county,on the morning of Thurs
day September Goth, aged about So
years. He was buried on Friday at
Wisman's Graveyard and was follow
ed to his last resting place by five OF
six hundred people. Mr.. Bonnifield
was one of our most respected citizens
and was a good man. For many
years he was a consistent and accept
able member of the NJ. E. Church
South. He has suffered since early
last spring with disease of the liver
which terminated in his death. Mr..
Bonnifield had accumulated consider
able of this worlds goods and leaves
his family well provided for.
The following is correspondence
to the Kingwood Argus.
The people of Preston county will
be called upon to vote for Mr. Watson
for the Senate, and we can assure
them that the candidate is worthy of
their support and confidence. Mr..
Watson was born and reared and has
always resided in Monongalia county.
He possesses large and valuable es-
tate consisting mostly of improved
lands and stock. He has followed
farming and grazing all his life and
in all his intercourse with his bust
ness associates has shown himself a
man of worth and integrity. He is
always kind and affable in his deport-
ment and is justly popular with all
who know him. His nomination is
regarded as the strongest that could
have been made, and but little doubts
are entertained of his carrying the
county of Monongalia, and perhaps
Preston. His election is predicted
with confidence by his friends.
GREENBACKER.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

THE SHAM BATTLE.-The sham bat
tie that is to take place at Fairmont on
Friday is attracting a great deal of
attention. From what we learn Nor
gantown will be in a manner deserted
on that day, as great numbers of our
people including many ladies expect
to attend The entire regiment is ex-
pected to be present including the
University cadets and the Lindsey
Institutes cadets from Wheeling will
be present. There will be four brass
bands present including Kramer's
Band from Wheeling. The largest
crowd ever assembled in Fairmont
and the grandest military display ever
given in West Virginia is expected.
Gov. Mathews and other distinguish
ed gentlemen will deliver addresses.
We think persons who attend can gain
some knowledge of Military move
ments and the manner of conducting
battles.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

When the Radical bondhoIders
find an honest farmer or laborer who
is disposed to vote his sentiments on
the Greenback question, they set up
on him and try to lash him back in
to the party traces. They call this
hiving them. The hard money aris-
tocracy have no other idea than that
the voters of our country are like so
many dumb brutes, to be bought and
sold with their money Or driven to
the polls by force. Citizens, what do
you say?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

The BEsr.-It is with extreme
satisfaction we again welcome to our
table the Nev York az Book.
This grand old Democratic journal is
as bright, spicy and logical as ever.
DR.. Van Evrie is still it's editor. In
addition to being one of the best fam
lily papers in the country, it is the
soundest exponent of Democratic doc
trine we read. Let our friends make
up clubs and send for it. Subscrip-
ton only 81.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05

been in town for several days.
Mr.. Lee p. Watson. of White Day,
son ofW. f. Watson, has gone to the
University of Virginia, where he viii
enter the Law Department and re-
main during the scholastic year.
Mr.. John II. Hoffman, cashier of
the Morgantown Bank, made flying
trip to Baltimore last week.
We noticed Jno. w. Guseman, of
Reedsville, in town on Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Kussart, of Taylortown,
Pa, gave us n call last week.
Z. n. Arnett, Jr., Prosecuting At
torney of Marion county, graeed our
town with his presence several days
recently, attending to professional
duties. Mr.. Arnett is good lawyer
and very pleasant gentleman,
Mr.. Daniel Arnett, quite an aged
gentleman, died at the County Aims
House last Thursday morning.-M-
der.
The jovial Dr. W. L. McLane, of
Interchangeable, was in town last
Friday. He come to see the show
index.
Mr.. L. Davis of Vaudeville is in
Pittsburgh laying in a large stock of
Fall and Winter goods.
Messrs G.. +. Cook and Ohio Ten
nant, enthusiastic Greenback friends
from Clay were in to see us last week
These gentlemun give us glowing ac-
counts Of what the Greenbackers are
doing in their section. Score rous-
ing Greenback majority for Clay.
Col. d. Hayhurst and "Tave" Piles,
of Grant District, made us call on
Monday. We were glad to welcome
both of them and revive recollections
of by-gone days. The Col. is an en-
thusiastic Greenbacker as is a great
number of our best citizens
Mrs. Reuben Barb has returned to
her home in Newburgh Preston coun-
ty, after visit to friends in Grant
District.
Mr.. j. c. Barb, wife and son, of
Newburg, are visiting friends in Grant
District.
Rev. A. Garfield and Eliza Barb, of
Grant District,were among our profit
able callers on Monday. 1t is
always gratifying to us to see our
friends in our office.
Jas. II. Carroll, Esq, of the King
wood Bar, was in town several days
this week.
A number Of gentlemen from
Clarksburg and Harrison county were
attending the Fair, among whom we
noticed Jimmy Dayisson and Frank
and Charlie Haymaker.
Mr. Joe. S Clark, Of Buckhannon, is
in town stopping with Perry Morris.
He is the leader of the Buckhannon
Band
DR.. J. w. Ramsay, of Clarksburg,
has been in town for several days at
tending the fair and visiting friends,
of whom he has a large number.
Mrs. w. p. Wiley, of Baltimore,
Tom. r. Evans and family, Of Union
town, and Miss Genie Wagner, of
Wheeling are visiting friends here.
DR.. Manown, of Kingwood, atteud-
ed the Fair.