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THE WORLD.
FOR
1878.

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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Grn mvilfc.
Editors la.o Dominion:-

Editors A,e'o Dominion:--
An educational meeting was held
at the M. K. Church in Granville, on
Friday evening, January 4th, 1878,
for the Granville and Jimtown
schools. The house was called to Or
der by Superintendent Wade and the
election Of officers was as follows
John r. Fleming of Morgan District,
president; j. 4. Dent of Grant Dist,
vice president; Edgar Wssson and
Hammill Courtney, secretaries. Mr..
Wade then addressed the meeting on
the duties of teachers, pupils and pa
irons, making some fine illustrations.
After singing, by Prof Martin and
Miss Matte Tough, Prof II. i. Cox
was introduced and addressed the
audience in speech full Of instruc-
ton to teachers. Prof. Wiedman was
next introduced and made a very in
structive and somewhat humorous
speech. Mr.. Wade then introduced
Miss Matte Tough teacher of the
Granville school. After short
speeches from Wade, Cox, the presi-
dent and Samuel Hackney, the meet
ing adjourned.
EDGAR WATSON, Cor. Sec'y.
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usual short addresses. The remarks
were interspersed with vocal music
by the pupils of the school, the most
interesting of which was song en-
titled "Little joe" sung by Freddy
and Katie Dorsey, aged respectively
5 and 6 years. The exercises closed
by Mr.. Wade congratulating Miss
Wood upon her success in the school,
MINNIE Woop.
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Nh. SAMUEL HACKNEY is discharg-
ing the difficult duties Of his office
as sheriff of Monongalia County with
satisfaction to everybody. He is pos
sessed of the rare faculty of being a
successful collector. During the
present stringent times he has succeed
ed admirably. During the term OF
Court just closed he has in addition
to the regular expenses of that, paid
nearly $4,000, for the bridges lately
built on Dunkard. On the whole Mr..
Hackney is decidedly success as a
public officer.
We can add that Dir. Hackney ex-
poets every tax payer to pay his taxes
between this and the 18th. of March.
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La nrel Point.

Christmas and New Years day the
two universal holidays of the year
both passed Off quietly almost I'M
eventually at the Point Many of the
folks had their friends to eat turkey
and other good things with them on
Christmas and there were oyster sup
pers at Mrs. Betty Brands and Char
ley Martins.
"Scott" Thomas has his new house
raised, under roof, and nearly enclosed.
1t it neat little house two stories on
the lower side, one and half next
the pike.
Robert Williams rented his house
to James Barns and moved last week
to his farm in Preston county. Mr..
Barns has moved to the Williams
house. Frank Brewer has moved
from Christopher Brewers back into
his own house lately occupied by
Scott Thomas who has moved in with
his brother at the Point. II. Hess
has moved into his new house near
Mr.. Brookovers'.
Every body was astonished the
morning of the 4th on awakening to
find the earth covered with near two
feet of snow. The weather had hith-
erto been so fine that the Dandelions
were in bloom and house snake was
killed by Mr.. Gregg in John Ridg-
ways meadow the week before Christ
mas.
William Barb and George Brand
traded horses lately. Both got the
best of the bargain Mr.. Barb has
since sold his to George Riggs for
thirty seven dollars.
The Laurel Point Literary Society
is in prosperous state this winter
and is doing much good in bringing
out aud developing the talent Of both
old and young.
Occasional.
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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 flour. 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 ALLrsDER,
Mrrgantcwn, Oct. 9th
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MrKr,scs-Tbe Cam

ALUMNI MEETINGs.-The County
Superintendent informs us that the
second annual meetings OF the Alum
nj of the Free Schools will be held in
the following districts at the follow
ing places and dates:-
Battelle District-on Friday even
ing, January 18th, 1878, at Union
Baptist church.
Clay District-Saturday evening,
January 10th, at the New Brick
Christian church.
.Cass District-Friday evening,
January 25th, at Wade's Chapel.
The exercises will consist of orig
inal and select orations, essays and
select readings, and will commeHce
at 6 P. N. at each place named. Some
of the districts have not yet fixed the
time and place for the Alumni meet
ings, but due notice will be hereaf-
ter given.
The friends Of education are cor
daily invited to attend these meet
ings and witness the best Efforts of
our young people.
The County Superintendent will be
present at each place and the best
music each community can produce
VIII be furnished.
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VIM. Conway Of Basnettsville was
in town last week.
A. L. Wade, County Superintend-
ent, is visiting schools this week in
Clinton District
VIM. j. Lemasters Esq. of Clay
District dropped in to see US last
week.
C. Phipps Esq. formerly a citizen
of this place and lumber merchant
of some note was in town last week.
VIM. S. L. Eakin, son of Hiram Ea-
kin of Granville, is on visit to friends
at Cambridge Ohio.
S. Grove Chadwick is in Ohio.
What Grove is doing in Ohio, is the
question.
Mrs. Fannie Black, daughter Of
the late John E. Fleming once citi-
zen of Morgantown, is visiting Miss
Sarah Lazier.
G. j. Hoffman Esq. of Clinton Dis
trict was in town on Monday. OF
course he subscribed for the NEW
DOMINION,
The Vest VTgtnian says the fol-
lowing persons from Morgantown
were visiting friends in this place
and vicinity during the week:
The Misses Hays visited Miss
Clara Berkshire. Mr.. Ashbel Hus-
tead at Hon. j. G. Beeson's. Miss
Ida Davis and friend ut Rev. W. r.
Whites Miss SADIE Coil at J. W. Nc
Coys.
Mrs. A. w. Lorentz, went to Col
umbus OHIO, last Wednesday to visit
Fl. Ray Dering and lady. She will
be absent two weeks.
Lion" Woodford went to his home
in Barbour County last Wednesday.
Mrs. Grundy says, a young lady was
the cause of it.
Sam. Pickenpaugn who has been
in the employ of Smith 4 Co. at Fair
mont, for some time, has been spend
ing the holidays here.
T. Perry Jacobs, will leave tomor
row Thursday for his home at New
Martinsville. Mrs. J. remains here
for the present
Joseph Moreland Esq, was elected
President Of the Morgantown Bank
at the Stock holders meeting on the
LIST of Jan. last. We have no doubt
that he will make An efficient officer.
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CALEB Burt, q citizen Of Manning
ton, WAS attacked and beaten on New
Years eve by two young men named
Marshall Barrack and William Hess.
The motive Of the two young men is
not known. They allege that Mr..
Burt insulted them while he asserts
that they waylaid and beat him with
out provocation. The result Of the
hearing is not yet public.
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Editors NeW Dominion:--
An educational meeting was held
at Dorsey's School House on the
night of the 31st Of December, 1877
The audience was very small, but all
were interested in the school work,
nearly one-third of those present be-
ing teachers. On motion, W. H.
Dorsey was elected president, George
Muse, vice president; John G. Wells,
correspondent for the Post, and Min
ME L. Wood, for the New DOMINION.
Superintendent Wade then stated
that he had visited the school at
Dorsey's Caught by Miss Frank M.
Wood that morning, found "a pupils
and expressed himself as being very
well pleased with the manner in
which the school was conducted. D.
Benson Waters was then introduced
by Mr., Wade as being one of the best
teachers in the county, and he soon
convinced the audience, by his i'm
pressive remarks, that he was not
only one of the best, but also one of
the most thorough practical teachers
in Monongalia county. Mr.. Hack
ney was next called upon and re-
sponded by making what he called
an address to the little folks, but his
remarks were highly interesting to
older folks also. He was followed by
A. G. Wood rho made one .of his
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cording to contract and there was al
lowed to John T. Snider $50.
VIM. Price, Esq, reported that he
had let the contract for rebuilding
Jakc's Run bridge at $l73, and that
the same had been completed, but not
according to specifications, therefore
$3.50 was allowed to Ely Stewart, the
contractor.
James Houston was allowed SIG
for filing sbutments of Miller's Run
bridge.
The usual allowances, certified by
the Clerk of the Overseers Of the Poor,
were allowed.
Henry c. Baker was allowed
$4,000 and George Barb 5000 for
their services as assessors. Sundry
small allowances were made, which
will appear in due time in the annu-
al statement OF the receipts and cx-
penditures of the county.
The Court then adjourned till Mon
day to give the attorneys a chance to
arrange the evidence for the bill of
exceptions in the case Of Corrothers
vs. johnson.
MONDAY. IAN. Z,
Present the President and same
justices as on Saturday.
George Dusenberry ct al. vs. Amos
S. Courtney ct al. new road. Report
of viewers presented, but the law not
having been complied with, it was re-
committed to viewers for new report
according to law.
State VS.. George Chalfapt. Indict-
ed for assault on Della Walker. Con
fessed for SIS fine and costs.
On the petition of Jesse Bussey ct
al, Benz. Chesney, John X. Barrack
man and David Wcidman were APP
pointed to view route for new road
from David Wise's Mills, to Bowlby's
near Donley's gate and thence to
Penn'a line to intersect new road in
Greene county and report to court.
Rebecca Viewers use vs. James
Evans-appeal. BY agreement this
case was submitted to arbitratment
of Judge Ollie and G. c. Sturgiss,
Esq, they to choose an umpire, and
their Judgment to be made the judg-
ment Of the court.
DR.. T. Strosnder, Of Blacksvillc,
WAS authorized to obtain license as a
druggist.
Coleman Yanderyort reported that
he sold the contract for bridge across
West Run near Bakers Mill to Thorn
ton Baker at $75 and that the same
had been completed according to
contract, therefore said Baker was al
lowed S75.
Then the court, after session el
IL days, adjourned till the first day
Of the next term.
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THE NARROW GAUGE.-One evening
last week a meeting in the interest of
the n. G. was held at Mr.. Willey's Of
fee. The articles of incorporation
which had been sent to the Office of
the Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon
Railroad, were returned signed by the
Directors of that road. 1t was signed
here by Senator Wiley, DR.. John, A.
Fairchild, Rev. j. r. Thompson G. c.
Sturgiss and J. M, Hagans. The
Corporators will soon be ready to So
licit subscriptions legally and we now
have some plausible assurance of o
Railroad. The Company says that
if Monongalia subscribes her share
shortly that the road can be in work
ing order to Morganto0n b. next
Aurlst. Hurry up the n q.
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UN ID Err ia X IN q
NLES Il. DAVIS.

MOULD inform the public that he
w is now prepared with Neat
Hearse to accommodate all who desire
anything in his line He has just re-
ceived large lot of the latest styles Of
Baskets and COmns,
which for FINE FINISH and BEAUTY can
not be surpassed in this section Of cou,i.
try.
Funerals attended, in town or country
ut short notice and ON reasonable terms.
The public Is invited to call and see his
stock, and get prices.
A share Of the public patronage Is RESI-
pectfully solicited.
JAMES A. DAVIS
Noresutown, July 7, #,
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JAMES Low Son of VIM. Low of
4his County died at the residence of
his father on Thursday the Sd inst.
His disease was pulmonary consump-
ton from which he has been suffering
for long time. Mr. Low was well
known hereabouts as he was at one
time a Photographer in the en-
ploy of j. p. Shafer. He married q
daughter of Rev. j. w. Webb several
years since, his wife preceding him to
the grave about fifteen months and
from the same disease.
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NINTER has at last come in his
power. 1t is enjoyable though, and
everyone seems to be pleased with it.
During the months Of September Oc-
tober and December there were scarce
ly half a dozen days that farmers
could not work in their fields, so they
have all the necessary work of the sea-
well nigh finished. Truly, this is a
remarkable winter.
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LEcTURE.-The next lecture at the
University will he delivered on the
evening of January 18th. by Hon. W.
T. Wiley, on the Relation Of Law to
Civil Liberty" This We expect will
lie the finest lecture of the course and
we pledict a full house for the veneer
q Bile senator.
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A Portland girl says she'd as lief be
kissed by marble tombstone, rs by
man without mustache.-JourndL
Since Dawson has raised little
fuzz on his upper lip, he has become
conceited asout his personal appear
ance. The darn'd fool didn't know
that the Portland girl was making
fun Of him.
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MARRIED on Sunday morning, Dec.
23d, 1877, Mt the residence of Rev. G.
+. C. Conn, by Rev. A. L. Wade, Mr..
David +. Morris and Miss leila Ber-
nv, both of Grant District, Monon-
gala county, W. Va.
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Inflammation Quickly Cured.

"Durangs Rheumatic Remedy the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will positively
cure any case Of rheum atism on the face Of
the earth. Price 81 bottle, s,x Bottles
IS. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggists. Don't fail to send for circular
to Helprnstine u Bentley, Druggist, Wash
inpton. d. C. Ol5a15
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Bsy. J. {, JORDAN of the Baptist
Church closed meeting at Goshen
last week. During the meeting which
lasted ten days there were eight &C
tensions to the Church.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-There will be
Protestant Episcopal services held in
the Academy Hall by Geo. A. Glib
bons. rector, Jan. 10, 1878, at 104
O'Clock A. n. and 3 o'clock F. N.
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The election Of Directors for the
Merchants National Bank of this place
resulted in the choice Of the following
viz d. II. Chadwick, E.
H. Combs, J. J. Brown, 6. c. Sturgiss,
J. II. Rogers, A. Fairchild, Jno. A.
D;1lo
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A. G. DAVIS is again at liberty.
Last week he gave bail for his appear
ance at Court, +. J. Bowlby being his
bondsman
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\ LIST Of letters remaining I'M
claimed in the postollice at Morgan
town, W. Va, January LIST, 1878:
J. V. Fisher, Geo. N. Glover, Jo-
seph Patterson, Lou Shuttleswortli,
James NJ. Wilson, Jas. V. Giesey (2)
Navy Z. Neiman, Ella Smith, E. G..
Taylor. +. A. DERINa, I, M.
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A. W. LoRESrz will accept our
thanks for a handsome calendar Of
the Franklin Insurance Company for
1878
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r. II, WILLEY has the most extern
sive assortment of tobacco cigars and
fine Groceries in town. Give him
call and soc for yourself
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE.
Very best on sale this week. 5l@64 cts.
Generally rated first quality. .4A65
Medium or good fair quality....3@
Ordinary thin Steers and oxen 2a@34
Most of the sales are from......494i
Hoes. Hogs fairly active at 5396a
SHEEP.- Sheep in good demand 1t
4<953c
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WE learn that the Post office at
Pleasant Valley in this County has
been discontinued.
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WIN. PRICE has purchased Of A. L.
Wade lot on Decker's creek, above
the old Paper Mill, for 1926.
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LAST week WAS the time for you TO
swear off. Next month it will wear
off itself
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NoT1cE the report Of the Morgan
town Bank in another column.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Monongalia, ~
l, John II. Hoffman. Cashier Of tho
Morgantown Bank Of the town Of Morgan>
town. West Va, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief. [Signedl
JOHN H. HOFFMAN, Cash'r.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this
It'll day Of January, 1878.
e SHISLER, Notary Public.
fJos. MoRELAND,
CoRREcr-Attest: HENRY II. HAYES,
WIN. B. LONG.
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SATURDAY, JAN. D.

Watt, Lang Il Co. VS.. Basnett. o.
lie Basnett filed a petition claiming
property attached and def't filed a
plea in abatement to the attachment.
Zimri Tenant VS.. John Moore ct
a.. Road established from Days Run
road to Ridge road with $15 damages
to Perry w. Moore and SIS to Zimri
Tenant.
Corrothers vs.. johnson. just be
fore noon the jury rendered verdict
for pl'ff for $27.S6. Defendant NOV
ed the Court to set aside verdict and
grant new trial therein, which the
Court refused, Thereupon the def't
took his bill Of exec 2tions and the
Court rendered judgment in accord
ance with the verdict.
Staggers and Breakiron, comr's OF
Decker's Greek bridge at Molisee's
ford, reported that bridge had been
completed according to contract and
there was allowed to John Dunn $59s
therefor.
John Alexander, Esq, reported
that SCOTS Mill Run road near Geo.
Weavcr's had been repaired accord
ing to contract and there was allowed
to Sam'l Lemly, Jr., $94.73.
Joseph G. Coombs reported that
the bridge st the mouth of FiaggJ
Meadow Run had heen completed &C