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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
SeIcGropbtfdIer Werfebr s'uif&en


gtew -Dorf, II. r3.-5olgenbe 9epei9e
murSe hcnte qclegeutlih Der BetriebsTDifauug
IT'S Sobcls Der .Wsritauiideu Sabels8eitI.
i6aft" obgciGidt:
yJietp-2 2)ort, II. M6r3.- Der PrdfOcnt Der
Ser. GtuQteu ihtdt oem Brdfioenten Der 0fe'
publt MierltO Die parmen @IiidIpinit: Der
9lCgierung unO bes 8olfcs uniere8 9aHbcs al
ner tliol9relden SouenbHuG Der unteritetldlen
Sabtlocbinbun9 ;rpii6en blioen 2daSeru. 0i,s
ice 9feiuitot Der weiieu BOlitif, iueldle 5te mo
Shr 8orgdnger befol9ten, nluB ihrt uHO Jbuer
81 GROCER Gcnugtbuuug gereithen."
@ratulatiou80epeid iUuroen 5piidlen Gen
tautidsn, en9Iiiden, frau56fid,eu, ipautidsu
itolieniidleu unO houGuOiltlen SOniuln in Dteri.
10 mn ihren reipeftipen ReaierunQen aslped1isIt
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EcDcmfltd,cr llnfaa tn etuer gRa9le

8 BIC a 10, II. YfQr5. = GIn 26OO BTua0
idwerer 9ubldein barit beute in 6rH. Au9dit
S5iid}er's Wiible. mo pier PeriOHen, nimlid)
Der @igcuthiimcr Or. Slider, Sob. Strt5uber,
3beONOr SlOdele mo Gin @ommiiiOaShiIOz
Ier, giumen8 SoplOr, murOen Sur9 Die Stida
beoenflid UerIeet. 9em GritsrcH murOe Oas
linte 8an an hrci Stellen uno Oem 3ptiteu
btice 8eine gtbrohen. Der Stein MAG etna
pier Sub i'm 9urhmelier, mar etneu 6aB Did
unO mahte Snr 3eit 275 llmOrebungen in Der
JBinufs
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NSr6mDc.

BelfebtlIe, Ont.. II. MdrS.-Giu groz
ees @cbduoc, in weldsm iIdl cas 3oas uIO
steuaamt, lomie Der 8aftpiaal Der bieiiacu
NiliScCmpagnie bstano, branntc beute ftiib
uieeer. Terluit $4,000.
Clinton, Ont, II. Utdri. = Der Gdcn'
Waurenhben Der SS. @right s. Conn. una
5mei beuaAtarte @ebduce war6sr beut friih
sirg&i6ert. Bsrlult $25,0oOi BttEaeruug
1&i2. eco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
Gmnecftutm

9erbbseine, ST., II. Nidrs. = Gin bcfs
tiger Gdreciiurm trat hcute friib bier eth. Der
gduse legt bersits einen 6aSs bod. uuo Is
,dlncit nod inmer.
@tonceifer, MafI.y ltyWSrj. = Der
Stlrm bot fia nod ntht gelegt, @tua 25
s'hifie, sr5bteutheifs &iilshfahfSeiige, fahoea
5uitndlt ,in benz dubstsa SdftI4shesss al1-
potter toSbrah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
sSer4hl, one aa4asgss4ags.

Eer on 9pspepfie NIB ben iibIeu Solset
,irteS in lluorouuHg gerathcneu WagenS letoeit
miro Ourd ben @ebroHtA BON Or. @balmerF
peiitinftur grOse &zleihtrruHs erlangen. Sti
ftdrtt bic 9ferucn, ritbtct oaS Spitem Iuieoe.
aui, ruff trefiliGs @BluN herpor ane i0Gt;
litts, rcnn ein Souiculn u0tbfg ii, angeiueE
BET spreen. 8reis 81 Bel g. 9. y ance,
Rr. 1O8. &eR.4Eaitt Eotearast
~ habsgs - (5a
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Nn6,n aritrn1 Anffeil riit EnNtI

Gcbraud,t 6once's juiammeuscicsttu u n
sOrUs S-prup 9c9eH pufeus @rtdItuua'
grtpVe, SInApcieR unO Srlla lrno SuuI1n-
bgitmerbcp. 9iel Seth g. 9aHce Rt.
lts, gSeR 8aIttWoyss Strose. 81
babgn. az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
Nie0eriaae Der gSetberittatmFed,tler
ffnn 3 cfafftRrcifs sIrr tn G&1Hcntaffif

Mtlmanfee, @isc., IL. Ntdr3. = 0a8
9Eeibtritinlurcd)tss uno na5 Sempereu3 Imeuz
ocnent Su Der Contribution oes Staates isis
coniin nurbcn 9sftern bon oer@eleel2bung per-
pOlien, ieOob uur nit elmer iebr 3eriu9eH Was
iOritGt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12

UenOer, @0l., II. Wfdr5. - Gin ans
2eaOptlIe fommeuOer 3ug Der r0suueyz 5outbz
8drt=Sabn" entgelite heute friib nabe GhOmp.
iOu'a. Der S6lafmaggon purOe um9tnorfeH
uuO iliil3te einen 25 SUB boheu AbbanS biuab
in beu YIatte=9fluer. @ae Bafiagi:re ipurOeu
Oalctt, jeOOdp uur spet beOentliq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
geregrap6t(Ge Qepe(Gets.

iBsri4te bcr saHocttrteu Sreiie- dr Den n9eutincn
&orreiporoenten.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
SaS G6Dfe
Or. 6. MCQQne'8
berIbmte amerifGuiiae
sStap1qe= )SiGGGg
,, ,,@ermifltse." "

Ggmptpmc Son gSIrmern.
1a8 @eIi8t 1T bIeib mS bIeifurBi8,
" Seitfpeile brenneno rotb o6er eiu
umrbtbeter Sled auf elmer O6er auf beis
ben BanBen; bic 2lugen per0en tribe
bic PupiQen eripeitern ii9; Elm blaulider
5aIbtrei8 3iebt iia UNI baS untere gtu=
genIieb Die 9laIe 1T ent3Iin6et, geIAiDpIs
len unb bIutet 3utpeiIen; bic OberItppe
i9Dillt an; bin unb WieOer &OpitDeb nit
SauIen unb 3BOben in ben Obren; cine
ungeip6bnLiae Spei4eL 2lbIonoerung ;
i4leimi8e unb beIe8te 3unge; gltbem
iebr ibelrie6enb, beIpuber5 oeS DtOrs
gems; 9Ippetit Derdnoerli9, 3uipeiIen in
5eibbunger nit ua8enoem 8efubLe i'm
Uia9en au8arten6, gu dnoeren 3eiten iUie'
Der gdn5Li9 man8eIO; flahtige S9mers
gen i'm U&a9en; 3eitpeiie llebeLteit une
@rbre4en; befti8e G9mer3en i'm llnters
Iei6 mre8eImaBiger StubIgang, gu
3eiten 0eritOpft idleimi8, unb bduf9
nit Slut 0ermIiat; per &eib 1T &c,
lcbtpoleu unO bart; Der llrin tribe; 6aa
gltbmenserI6wert, beBRitet pom S9Lu6s
Ger; madmaI trofener uno trampfbaf'
ter 0uiten; unrubiger rnterbro9ener
S4laf nit 3Gbnetniriben; Tempera.
ment perdnberli9, i'm @Q8emeinen abcr
rei5bar, u.i.ip.
-g8enu obise Spnptone aIs borbonoen
ipabrgenommen iUer6en, 70 wtrO
Dr. 6. Mt2ane's Uertnifa9e
ii4r cine Sur beipjrten
G8 eut6dlt feir GuecefI6er
in irgen6 e,ner 6eitnIl 1T eine rtni6d5s
li6e Br¶tiDn uno bat nidt ben
gering ten f6ab lt6en Gin fu +
beim Sarte ten &inb.
Sa5 d6te Or. Utc2ane'S 8ers
mifuge BAT bic SiBnatrren 6. Dtc'
Game II. Slem in8 Bros. Guf 6em
llmi4Iag.
9r. 6. Nst2ane'8 9eber : 8taeu
tuer6en ni4t empfoblen dIS Seilrittel gegen
,,nIls &eiosn, eenen 6aS 6leiid untertb0n 1T"
ionbern gegen Granfbeiten Der 2eber; bel blIi6.
fen 9eI9perbsn, Sispepiie Ma6 franfhafter
aopfrpeb, ober 6erartisen llebsIr, IrnO Iis llv
lbsrtrefli9.
8altes Tie6er.
GseieBt tein beIieres 2ttfdbrmitteE Dor o6er
nad benz gjebrauhe bon Gbinin. 2I!S 93IIr'
9irrtitteL iinb iie unOer9Ie.hItb.
GaH bite iib bOy SaIi@ungea.
Sie G5ten iinb ME iiber3utert.
SeSe Shnhtel BAT eiael rotben Bhtsitegel
auf benz DedeL nit Der SjnI9rift Or. gletanes
2iSer 9ias.
sSe6er llmibIag Bat bic Signaturen BON 6.
Rc20ne uno 6lemjug Bros.
Dldn berlange bic dd)ten Or. 8. 9lc9ane's
qebers sgiLlen, prdparirt bon 6Ienltng Bros, ju
9ittsburab, 8n., bann Der Dlartt lit BOZ 3on
0ababntunaen beS 9ianet @teaae, aRbera
b,,d,{fabirt. dber bieielbe 9lilsibrdd1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
sn allen Apotbsfe1Bu Robeh'
-Egan IeTe IaIih aHS gsahy."
N1n SaS asAbItFttttg

Sc fam feline bese Gannti, lgr ben SgeIib vcu -.
Gofrab's oltbearlH0Cten 9s. u. N.sc. timtttetn
ouforuieien iuerben ols ete elenoen uHb HuBuleA
Eo2ohn unaeu beric,beH. GS 9btiovohl iolihs sJics
ioiperts,H ale aud a&elitis" uno ,8as.@ 5e1tl 9ud
Dor nnb uereFgs nnr Raonnp's uHs antet caEaul,
boe eeT game a&Qep9G- SlR GAl oen aslausea lTtsz
fsl beitubrt. t5gni30s R4'6&So@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
Sic staatSId,elo BON SenneiTee.

u n pUIIIHi Relu.f IT, Ulut5. = Otr
@ouperneur empfn9 Seitens Der SIaatsgldu=
bigger cinen @orihlag sur 4ussl.iGuu9 Der
SIaatsid)nlb 3n Bari unO 6rei Bro;ent Gin.
len. 9ic Sbligationen iollen 90 SHIRE lau.
fen, unb Die Coupons oil 3ahlungSltatt angez
romneu uerOsn. Der GOriblag miro mabr
id1eiuljd in einigen Gagen Der 2esiSlatar nit
Qetbeilt merreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
&c 0eT0ammne8Dtf@tper0em.

s1uhr, Ttau65e Cholera 0iorbu5 oosrldbmerlbaftrY
St6lanng Deroen In l5-20 Niinuten trrtrt bNrS
aaonap's Reaon Reliei. lGC0cr ScrfopiuHa ned
Gnt5un6uHg, fDcocr Shmdbe nod Dhtttgiett perRS
iadt 0er &ebroud UOn N. VI. Ncllcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
2saOwap'S
&egulireuOe @IQcu.
gouFoututeue Bur8ausett. ItuDeynbe nbf6bEa
tttttel, tDtrfcu Onue Sdlnteri, itets luberIdlflS
uAD ttatiitlidl Ia tbEer Operations.
Sin mDe8etaBiGifaes GrfatmttteI zee
Gals mel.

Boufommsn obns ie9ltten 9egtihma6, elegant Rtt
HdBem 65umnd saiirt, pur8tuR, rcsuIireH, reiHism
uno ftdrfcn.
NapWag's Btueu Bur 9ur oIer Qranfbeiten bcE
Wagens oer 3eber oer eo6me oer Jiereu, oer BIaIey
ciuie ihr ntrUoies Sopipe6 8ropiung, 5noiaeitioRs
Iuspepfe, bilt0le 3uidnbe, Seber, uHterlabsenttns
Dung, cdmorboloen uno ale anoeren eeioen 5es uus
ierlebB. @tne oOnfomUeRe Glir garnHttrt. ReiR De%
seatilli4 feline Spur bon gtertHI, ghneralten OSeE
fhdotden DroQuen.
81 9lan beatlte iolsenbe Symphonic bon Rranttets
ten Der Geroouun96 gerftopiuns, tnueritg
Sdmouboiben, gutDalung nab benz Gopte, SduTg
i'm UiaQen uebelteit SoobreHneu, &tel Dor Dem @ei,
aGaoen6rhden, iduI1s @uiioBen, Sinleu ooer Seben
oes 6gBens, erfifgnoes @eilbl bel'm 9ie9en, Rebei
ooer odern Dor ean gugeu, Steber u. oumpie Shmgxs
Saut unb oer augtn, getsnfteheT,. ShmerJen In 6eR
ETuft un6 in ben @eoern, ploslt5e Snipanunaen gsl
Sibe Bremen ocs 6leiihes.
Gtrise Dozen con GaOtpaD's YtIen iuG6en eas
Epfem BON AHA o6enaenannten 9rGnteeten 6etreseE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
Otr. ST..
9r. &0opa0's
SNr(QpNri((iOn=
2tefOfpent.
Ser srnBe SGntrriniger.

Ttrenoertineen OeS GciuHeBeits5uiidnbeS, lsEa
eelepeu uHo eptpfuuocn nan Ofnt 8ebrGrdhe
lpeHtaer 5pieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
Gs mar ba5 erfe uno lit bds etuHse
Samrr3bertiIgenbe &itteI

bos I'm glu9rntItde Den quGlcnoHen 9et6ea glHhaSt
tlut, Oas SH5HnouuQen unb@ oH9eitioneH bell mOaca
fe nun on ben 9unGen, 6em DlnQer Den 5in1emeiben,
osn 3ruien oosr nnoeren Drsonen loren Sis PobSl,
bel eiumalIger aniUCu6uug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
q. q. .3s.
&0StO0D's 8cGoD @e4tey

aubr, 0idrrbOe, Cholera @DrEus, Stebss
uHo 6@mer5, Rbeumatismu8, Reru6Is
S&mer3en, 9ppbteritt8, SaI8ents
sIncung, Sniueucta, 4tbs
mlms8beitperbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12

gtn 9ouar pro SGaS6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12

GaItntta, II. Wdr3. gfafrifEen aus
6erut erasbtu, oas WabOmneo San, Der be-
fannie Afgbansnfii6rsr I'M leeten &riege, bon
einem perI1nltfen SeinO ermorOet por6en ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
GaWtnDSn6t

oer gEngtn uuo hlbtria6icr BbhiiS; Tfropbu6s4bbla
uilnen Eeloeni Stnihminotn, GutartuHg uTO gsTs
ihndrunR oer yIteren, 3udertrauFbi lrlRuerbalisns
llotolt9c Stnbuung ggUdhu, no 'onIi Satd ter az
brouh nurocu, lrehe ibmerjbate Operation nusss
msgr d5dfiifg M, 8lainitein unO In aQen 6dHeu
BON
GAt5isnSutta Der &GrublGSe t&aS
Der Hteren,
ioUte bel trouhen Sducn pOn lUei6em TIuF unS ass
bdmutttrletocn,
Cine TIaide eutbdt mebr nitoe uHb btttIaftise Aas
nente, ais r9eno ein unOere3 Briplrat. Die N{eatgSr
ntr0 tbeeoiiepeiC gen0mmen, m6bren6 anbere Ng{sgI
iInt 6I5 it4S Yial 70 oicl crioIOerH.
Gin SpQar bro gEIos6le.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-12
Sn elmer Bis ,wan3ig @inntem,

lpic Iehr aud ocu G6eumntiitbeH, gcttIdgertaeH.
edTadler, SerirlpDeIteu, NerUOisu, Bihui6en ebes
an ioTfger SJuHtbelt yci6en6gH qu1en m69eu .ylaBa
i'd nffcE bet
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

The RED MEN AGA1N.-Last Thurs
day night the Rem Men were again
on duty in Springhill township, and
visited one house or more. They went
to the house of one John Cole, on
Run, in which two of the
Stall men also harbored. They took
Coles wife out, tarred and feathered
her, and then rode her on a rail for
abotit half mile. Cole and one of
the Stalls were compelled to run the
gauntlet-the other man Stall max
ing his hasty exit from the house by
jumping out of an upper story win
dow, and thus escaped punishment.
Cole has been keeping a bad house,
and his wife bears very bad char
acter. 1t is now known beyond the
entertainment of doubt that these
bands of disguised men are compos-
ed of some of the best citizens of
both sides of the State line, who, find
ing the civil law too slow or indul-
gent,are determined to rid the neigh.
borhood of these disreputable and
demoralizihg characters that have
been infesting the township for a
long time past Wcynesburg Repu6-
lscan.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

CAMP MEErING.-A camp meeting
will be held on the Fair Grounds, be-
ginning July 22d, by the Colored NJ.
+. Church. Services will be held
twice each day. The brethren from
this and adjoining counties are invit-
ed to attend. A dining hall viii be
kept on the grounds. Feed can. be
had at the same place. No admission
free, except for horses and carriages.
Persons taking horses into the
grounds will be charged 10 cents for
each one;, l5 cents for horse and
buggy; and 25 cents for a two-horse
team.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

Two WOMEN FIGHT. Mrs. r HON
as H. Martin was arrested by Con
stable James Carroll, on Monday, on
warrant sworn out by j. Dillon
Miller, charging her with commit
ting assault and battery on Mrs. A.
C. Titchenell The trial came off be-
fore Justice Goodwin on Tuesday, land
Mrs. Martin was fined S. and costs.
1t appears that Mrs. Martin went
to Mr.. A. c. Tichenell's house on last
Thursday, to see him about a SLAM
derous report about her, that she
AYERS he put in circulation. He not
being at home, she and Mrs. Titche-
nell became involved in a quarrel.
After while Mrs. L. struck NJ. with
a stone, and then they had a hair
pulling set-to. Dillon Miller who ap-
peared on the scene before this, part
ed them, according to his and Mrs.
rs testimony; but according to
Mrs. Martins statement, he assisted
Mrs. Titchenell in the fight. The
testimony of Mrs. Martin, and that
of Miller and Mrs. Titchenell, disa-
greed very considerably as to the
part Miller took in the affair, as well
as in other particulars.
All of the persons, live in Pleasant
District. ingscood Journal.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

OK the first page Of this paper win
be found two very interesting letters
one from China, and the other from
Japan. They are both written by
parties who are very well known in
this town and county. Miss K. Rus
sell, the author of the letter from ia
pan, has been among our people sew
eral times, and is pretty well known
by ell the ,Methodists of this and adj
Joining counties; her home is in Min
cral county, this State; no doubt her
letter will he very interesting to her
many friends here. Rev. Stephen A.
Hunter, who writes from China, is al
SO well-know.n and has many rela-
tiyes here. He was sent by the Pres
byterian Church as a Missionary to
that country. He is a native of
Pennsylvania, and married a sister
of Joseph Moreland, Esq, of this
place. His many friends here are al
WAYS glad to hear from him.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

4 Tue palsersburg Sentinel says
that Governor Jackson has in his
possession and has had framed re-
Gently a commission issued by Pres
ident James Monroe to the Govern
or's grandfather, Jacob Beeson, as
ATTORNEY of the United States for
the District of West Virginia,west of
the Allegheny mountains" The
document, we learn, is written in q
clear bold hand, and was issued be-
fore the time of the handsome litho-
graphs of to-day.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

AccIDENT.-Drs.W VIM. NJ. and Geo.
W. Dent were visiting their father at
Granville last week, and as usual
both were driving fast horses. On
Friday evening they had been to Nor
gantown; DR.. VIM. and wife in one
buggy, and Dr. George, T. P. Reay
and Miss Martha Larkin in the 9th
err. Between this place and Granville
they were trying the speed of their
horses, and did not check up until
they reached the residence of DIR.
M. Dent. When near the stopping
place, DR.. George, who was in front,
checked his horse rather suddenly,
when the buggy in the rear, which was
coming at terrific speed, collided with
the other, upsetting and breaking it,
throwing its occupants in several di-
rections. Miss Larkin escaped un-
hurt, except a few slight bruises; T..
p Reay had his wrist sprained; but
Dir. George Dent seems to have been
seriously hurt. He was struck in
the side by a buggy wheel, and knock
ed almost senseless. Up to Tuesday
evening he had not been able to leave
his bed. Neither DR.. 'Wm. or wife
were hurt. We regret to learn of the
mishap, and hope all of them may
soon recover from the effects Of the
accident.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02
The Mother Shiptonites and other

The Mother Shiptonites and other
superstitious people are very appre-
hensive that something dreadful is
going to happen in pursuance of the
appearance of the comet Our devil,
who is an astrologer, as well as an
astronomer, says that.it only means
the disruption and .disintegration of
the republican party, and. that PEG
pie. would better be Joyous than 9TH
erwise.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

HARvEsT.-Farmcrs in many parts
of the county have been cutting
wheat for several days past. This
week will almost finish wheat har-
vest in this county. We regret to
say that the wheat will not turn
out as well as expected, though in
most places the crop will be fair.
Farmers tell us that the grass and
hay crops will be unusually abund-
ant, and they hope that whatever de
fciencY there may be in the wheat,
will be more than made up in some
thing else.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

Ir.was ordered, at the term of the
Circuit Court, that Thornton Devault,
Joseph Efubb, Isaac Reed, James
Robe, Jos. Smith, Thos. I. McRa,
James Rodgers, w. Matthew and
Richard Loar be appointed trustees
of the parsonage near Pisgah Church,
Clinton District.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKETS. -
Prices last week for beef cattle ranged
as follows: Best beeves, 81 and 81
cents; that generally rated first quail
ity, 81 and 81 cents; medium or good
fair quality, and Al cents ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows, 3 and
cents. Most Of the sales were made
Mt from 81 to 6 cents.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

The West Virginia Annual Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church, South. will
hold its next session ut Ashland, Ky.
There are several congregations of
that Church in this county. We do
not know whether any of the mem
beers will attend this session of the
Conference or not.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

, AT an election held by Mononga-
lila Lodge, No. 10, LOO. F., the fol-
lowing persons were chosen: H.. r.
Domain, N. g.; S. Pickenpaugh, V.
g.; G. w. Semans, Sec'y; j. c. Wal
lace, Treas; H. D. McGeorge, Stew
art.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

1lK. CHRIS. SMITH, Fairbanks en
prgetic and successful scale agent,
was in town few days since, on
business. He is a clever, genial fell
low, and sells lots of scales. lie
handles the best-Fairbanks.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

g, MEssRs. JOHN S. S. HERR and John
w. Mason bought the Irontown fur
mace locomotive and the three miles
of railroad track, which were sold at
Sheriff's sale last Saturday, for $3.50.
-Gr0fton Sentinel.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

The only time, it seems, that the
people Of Morgantown have any en-
:thusiasm, is during political cam
paign. They are very patriotic then,
but have no time to spend to cele-
brate the Fourth of July.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

FRANK WOODS was elected Assist
ant Superintendent of the NJ. +.
Sunday School last Sabbath. The
continued ill-health. of.ethe Snpcrin-
tendent rendered an Assistant ncces-
Grafton Sentinel
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

A YOUNG LADY INJURED ny LIGHT
NINe.-According to a letter from
Bruceton, Preston county, to the
Kingwood Journal, we learn that
during a terrible storm which visited
that mel ghberhood on the 18th, "a tree,
under which Miss Jennie Kelley
ought shelter, was struck by light
ming, and Miss Kelley very seriously
hurt.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

ON last Sunday evening there were
po.seryices in any Of the Churches
except the Presbyterian, at which
place . mass temperance meeting was
held. :, Several addresses. were made,
and six delegates were appointed to
attend the State Temperance CONVEX
tion which is now in session in Wheel
inO
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

ASNoUNcEMENT.-Though contrary
to our custom, we have concluded to
yield to the persistent requests Of our
assistants, to give them a little
breathing spell, and viii issue no pa
per next week. While we dislike to
miss an issue, it is just and right
that that our men should have lit
! tie recreation. The deficiency will
be made up to our readers before the
close Of the year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

HENRY CLAY DEAN, of National rep
utation, will visit our sister county of
Fayette some time this summer, and
while there will make several political
speeches.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

A couple of young men got into a
controversy near Stewartstown, last
Friday evening which resulted in one
of them getting a licking. (Which
one?) They were brought before
Justice Hayes on Monday for a
hearing. They gave bail to appear
Saturday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02

THE report that has been going the
rounds this week, that the iron rail-
road bridge mile above Fairmont,
had fallen down, is false.