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REVISED VERSE

REVISED VERSION.
MATTHEW 6: 9-l3 -
Our Father which art iD
Heaven. Hallowed be thy
name. Ihv Kingdom
come. Thy will be done
as in Heaven. so on earth.
Give u.this day our daily
bread. And forgive us our
debts, as W also have for
gwen our debtors. And
lead u not into ttmpta
tiOn, but deliver Us fiom
the evil one,
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ny George II. Peindexter. ~
Real Estate Agent and Auettoneer,
NJ t1OO Main street,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL.
i AND DESIRABLE TRUCKING FARM ~
FtFTY hCREs, ON THE wEsTHAM, R0AD
ABOUT TwO AND A HALF Mills WEsI ~, ~
the CITY, AND ADJOINING THE LAME, ~
r. A PATTERSON AND uIHEkss Wilt VIZ,
Unwilling AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
in FIRsT.RATE ORDER.-By yiriue OF ne p Is,,
visions of a csrtsin deed of trust from nv. M ns ~
and wife TO the undersigned, dated sep,emper %,
1879 and recorded 10 The clek Ks ONCE 81 tbe c0ui
~ Court OF Henrico 10. u. lO3. y. 34Ol. oeiauit
having been made 10 the payment OF cer,sin nor
therein secured. will proceed 10 sci! al pubiic auc
ton, ON We premises. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23D,
AZ l2 O'Clock NJ. the aboye.descrlbed LAND. con-
iaining about FIFTY ACRES. This lann Is ln
high stale of cultivation. Is epeciaily ah1p'su W
trucking IN healthy location, ana In neieny"i-
hood of rapfd ano substantial Improvements. " ua'
upou it a FRAMED DWELLING, two stories, re.
Gently enlarged and thoroughly repaired, new
barn, and all necessary out buildings. Inc a ittn-
lion OF parties desiring su h property Is especianS
called To this sale. . -, s.ia
TERMS sufficient In cash TO pay expenses OF sale
and note Of $3.50. with in crest from sepieinper
"a 1880: SCI. so cue March %, 1881; soIoV
dine September 20, 1881; $675O Que Matcn -,
1852 aud S1.567.j0 due September rs, losa /,
baauce upon such terms as may De announced AZ
sale. OEOKtE lie o'NDH|N 49, ~,
=, a, sc.o,c 1o1atc 1O22S23
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ne Robert n. Lyme,
Ned Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE At PUBLIC AuC,
THE EsTATE oE JiE hAi * ! T,,f AN ApAni sk
ee1FRrssE4 En FfnMk5 81 Tiisss kSb
xNp n0opsrAis Fa4M YoUe 10 SIX Rooms rs
hSoTnfR sMhI l. FRANZ HOUSE fRoNT!NG
ON THE ALLEY IN TIE RfAR; hLSU, ~ =
INF oF SECOND sTnEET BETwEEN JACK
ss96RY FRAME DIV tLLISs Anso 4, !. 4w on
IISwFLLiNG ON NARsHALL NEAR FJRsT
sIeEsT To sIy, 3s sryEN R sf kTGaEs
nUvkL BETWEEN JUDAH sI Kf;t tsoA1r TT
TISE ,,p RAKFR STREET NEAR PRENTlsS
ALLEY. TWENY.FIVk fEEi fhoNt -, Ill , iu,,
theT xeruiion OF certain ,e "a OF tIust Iryn JUN
RI Adams and wife. dated January 20. 1878. ann
dnly p, corlea In the clerks Office or RlchmoOd
Chaucery Court. Deed Hook l12 ". page ", We,
being required 10 do by The holder OF one ., ,le
notes secured by said deed, default having peeu
n,nJ Ca Inc payment OF the same. VIII oicr Tor SAFE
upoa the premises. berir ming with the lhlrd street
property. and selling the interest IN eacD piece sep
Sratt3y. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1881.
ny Mt o'clock l.. NJ. all THE interest above
men ;ioutd which will he all the interestef john ~
Adams In the abCye property under MS ia'her
will. ,,,.., =,
any time by the aucIioneer. The above property
will be sold cleai OF all liens ADD encumbrances, anu
offers very rare chance Tor hrs cass lnfe
Az of The bOus es are DOW occbped w eoOu pe"a"'o
Trpus: Cash az 10 cost and expenses OF sale aud
suciency to pay OF the residue dne o" nI.e d 1D
thereon balance upon such terms as ,naH oe RNe"
at time Of sale. u, =: Mhh'u. T.ox
IN Is16l7Io2OS22 Trustees.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioneer'
NO,lli3 Main street.

rI,RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO LARGE
/ pOUgIE BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS; oN MAJ
SHALL STREET BkIM tEN FIRST ASD stC-
OND STREtTS-Iiy virtue Of two deeds Of trust
tie first executed l2th Of February, 1875. ana
recorded In Richmond thancery Court ID. u. "
C. page 1856, aud the second fXeclied2 2 1lh OF JuN'
1879 ard rec lrden I'm said court d. II. 10 ~ page
gg-tre first 10 l.. +. Brown. trustee. and The secohh
10 W. Gsddin. Trustee; ard whereas default haS
been made. aud being required so To do we Will sell
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1851
at = O'Clock T.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE meniioneh
and conveyed In said deeds. fronting on sald MAR
snail street. porth side SSa feet, and running back
between parallel lines 1917 eet 10 an aity' IoSt'"e'
with all Improvements thereon. 40
TERMS: Cash ~ To expenses OF save ahu 90
$500, and the residue on such ierins rs Wi! nc
announced at sale by the grantor or IN the event o
'''' ''i ~ T. +. BROWN,
W. GODD!N,
Trustees.
truoupco>. unovS Aucfioneer. fc Ii
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TOBACCO-SkED.

WHITE hurley T0BACCO-SEED.-
w supply of the GENUINE SEED direct
from Ohio fresh aud reliable, received aud for sale
by ~ f. ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
1922 Cary street.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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By Jas. MacdOuzall. Auctioneer,
No. Governor street.

By JAS. MacdOugall. Aucuoneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
u OF CIGARS. LEAF AND SMOKlNG.T To
BACrOS PIPES, CIGARETTES. SCALES.
SHOW GASES, &C., Ar AUCTlON;-By virtue OF
an order OF the United States Court for The Eastern
District OF Virginia. In the matter OF me unlttn
States RS frauZ LANCE. shalt proceed to sell ~ me
auction warcrooms Of Jas MacdOugalI, No. 10 Coy
ernor street.On
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1881,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. without reserved, large ana
valuable lot Of the abOve-nameh articles, comprising
In part of about
10000 CIGARS Of different brands;
10000 CIGARETTES: ..
2OO packages SMOKING -TOBACCO:
% ca,ci LEAF-1OBACCc-assor
together with large assortmeni OF
PIPES. SNUFF BOXES. STEMS,
CIGARETTE ana cthtr PAPEH, &C.
ALSO.
COUNTERS, SHOW CASES.
COUNTER and PLATFORM-sCALES,
CIGAR MOULDS. PRESS. &c.
The attention OF the trade particularly asked
TERMS: Cash g. +. RAMSDELL.
Uutcd States Marshal,
JAS. MACDOCGALL, Anctoneer. le ~
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ByJno. v. Lsughiop. Jr.. Auc.ioneer,
1905 Main street.

DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF A LARGE
AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELEY,
CHAINS, &C..
ATT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY. HE OATH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock. viii commence the sale at my auc-
,,on.rooms, 1906 Main street, Of very large and
valuable stock OF
DIAMONDS, LADIES and GESTLEMEN'S
WATCHES and CHAINS.
RINGS, CHARMS, BUTTONS,
JEwEIRY IN great variety,
POCKET and TABLf-CUTLERY,& &c. &c.
The fullest guarantee siven Of every article sold.
JN0. f. LAUGHTON JR,
fe1Z Aucisneer.
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COMMON VERSION.

MATTHEW 6: 9-I3.--
Our Father which ART In
Heaven. ilallowed he thy
u a me. Thy Kingdom
come. Thy will be done
III earth, as a. is IN Hea-
ven. Give us This day our
daily brear. And forgive
Us our debts, as we forgivr
our debtors. And LEAD us
not into temDtaliOa, but
q liver us from evil.
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nor SALE PRIVATELY, -
Il AT PRICES NOT YET ADVANCED.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

- n CuAFFty. ROBERT H. GILLIAN
ID b. CHAFFIN Il CO.,
II. REAL ESTATE AGENTS .,o>.r,o,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
sell civ and country property, privately or ~ auc
ZION: collect rents in Richmond Manchester ana
rourtrv and make prompt returns OF same; money
ioan,.d ON city and country real estate; deeds writ
.en and acknowledgements taken; lands shown free !;
inyrrs aud sellers INTRODUCED to make thelr ~
yaius. Wife or call for free Yirgtatd Redt Estate
Louy01I We are the largest advertisers OF real es-
i,te In America. except western railroads: -
p.ferrnce by permission First National Bank.
ia 7-d,sw,& w3mI
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EoR RENT, en-
IS TO s35 PER MONTH
900 Main. corner Linden street ten rooms.
go, north Eighth, near L.ieh eight rooms.
2lll east Franklin street; eight rooms.
$50 west Main (PaIk ROW.; eight rooms.
lzl west Cary, near AJains: SIX rooms.
1918 west CLAY street (brickl; six rooms.
8 west Canal near Adams; Six rooms.
sTORES.
S. TO $50 PER MONTH.
STORE s27 east broad, near Ninth.
STORE aad DWELLING 1929 east AaiD street.
STORE and DWELLING corner Eigalh and Main
tfeeis.
STORE and DWELLING 1887 east Main street
STORE 22 north Seventeenth street, opposite The
market.
STORE 1910 west Rroad street.
STORE 800 cas-. Broad street.
STORE No. s north Ninth street.
STORE SIG west Main street.
STORE 003 north second, near Dcysi.
WAREHOUSES;.
Corner Twelfth aud Cary ave floors:
Corner Fifteenth anu Franklin three noors.
Cary between Eleventh. aud Twelfth streets three
u. THoAPsoS BkOWN.
Real Estate Agent and Aue .iOneer.
fe 20 1ll3 MaiH street.
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MILTON. n. c.. February Is, 1881.
Editors Dispatch Please insert THIS artl
Gle in your paper Tor tue dement, vi socic's
Please ask the other papers to copy.
Yours truly, ELIAS DODSoN.
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By w. 9oddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer.
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF YALUAbLE
RiyER AMI KANAWHA CANAL. NEAh LIE
ULD ARMORY BRlDGE.-Wili be so'd nj auc'on'
on the premises. on -,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON NfAT, FEB. 20 1851
AZ az O'Clock. that VALUABLE LOT located as
above on the line OF The Richmond and AIiesI any
railroad fronting 3lk feet. running back In ~ an
gulnr shane 10 the west line OF SIKH streef, a"lo'h
ing the blaming. mill. - o,n,x
+. % Auctoneer.
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CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURN

BY Jno. 4. LauRhiOn, Jr., General Aucioneer,
1906 Main street.
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DTCHMOND. FREDEKlok,BUGG

ID { II NJ . y y, FNtUtNI' h~II 10
IL AND POTOMAC RAiLRD AD.-~. lD .It
mcpcing MONDAY. February 81. ISL.
A.4S A. NJ leaves Bytd street >ft.nu flIIN.
only at Milford aud tiet'f'.a .h.--.
s:2S A. NJ leaves Byri-Str,et -.ft.'.. at.f 't-
cept sunday.
4.5S p NJ Iravrs By,d-S rect station If.'f.
3:js T.. NJ. Accommodation Tor D i-''u. '...
Br0ld.S,rcei static. .ti.t ..t.. pt -...
dlYsl
I2:OS T.. NJ. arrives at Byr,l-siseet station Irt.
1913 T.. NJ, arrives 1t Byru-Sueet .,aI'u '....
makes no local stops.
q:JS +. M.afriyes Al BNrd.-uett station t..
Except sudan.
Sal \ NJ. Aeon" uudattUu. aIr..'- % d. D.
street station caily f"s. ~ ~una....
Z. A.lAlluf.
General g.r,.f A..I..
L. L. D. MYERS. General Sur-il.,r. t..t.
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U(-TTOY NALES-Ruture Days.
By Frank u. fiiIi q Co.,

SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
i AND FIFTY AcRFS OF LAND IN IHE
COUNTY or HENKiCO ABOUT TEN MILF sy
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. oN lie
cHAKLEs cry ROAD. AT AuCTiQNf;.,Ey Viz r.
tns OF a decd OF trust from William ;. Baisiss 20
The Undersigned, dated July 80, 1850, anu guy
recorded in the clerks office OF Hrnrlco County
court. d. u. IO5. page 1856. default having been
made in the payment Of certain negotiable n1,e
therein secured, and being required so 10 90 by tue
holder thereof. will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881,
I'm front OF IIeprico County Couri-house. at IL
O'clock 81. the properly described In said d. ed. a.
follows: All that certain LOT OR PARCEL or
LAND In the county Of Henric0 about ten miles
from The city OF Richmond, containing about 100
ACRES, and being the same real estate whicD was
devised 10 The said William :. Bdikns by the last
viii aud testament Of his grandfather, the lac John
Fisher
TERMS: Cash 10 pay note for ts2 70. with IN
terest from January 80. 1881, now due; ana Tue
balance III on terms 10 he announced on Day OF sse'
SAMUEL l.. WADDlbL, Irustee'
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed TO SATURDAY.; pso'
ruary 26h, At ~ NJ. re 2O,Z2 Zf,1oS 90
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DICHMOND AND AlLtGlANl
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF 1RAINS ID ANI .kbN ltlt Ii-
MoND AND NilLIAh~rN =.

LEAVE RftHNONu.
4lO i. NJ PASSENGER, dily .,Nrru' ~HldaYI. Ar
irving ~ Er.up E'Uu -.. b -. u.
1910 4, NJ Fr,I-ut ami It-.lusrI. .t.- ti1lN lrA-
cspt~ ucri b. 1ff. .i.. O., emo y 't
GI5 4. ".
LEAVE HRtMD Hi'ii
900 4. VI. Passenger. dhy rAr.it sunday.
irving M Ricnmona '.ll 4. VI.
1920 A. NJ Freight and PI-s,u--r. HalIf fN''t
SUNDAY J, arriving Do q. .n"ud '''
l.. VI.
LEAVE WiLLIAM~OS'-,
s.3O 4 NJ Freight aud Passenger daily t,...'
sunday, arriving B1tutuu -. D..
VI.
LEAVE BIGfANAS.
300 +. VI. Freight aud Pa.souger daily .'N'i
sunday, arriving Niii '.l-ors o. a.
PM
Packet. leave columbia 7 \. ". Ir.-it',.
days. and Saturday,.
lose conn, elton AT williamson Ti'n I' -Aif I.'
and ohio railroad 20 points cast ali .'..i
g. =. GNGnrif
General Froi.htaut7 ert 49,. D..
DECATUR AXrtLL, General Niufs'..
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EOR REM

EOR RENT, ONE OF THE BEST-T
Il CONS RUCTED AND MOS J. A.
Observation-Disclosures ID T. I & II r -
ERICK RESIDENCES III The city, on Twenty
fourth between Broad aud Marshall streets, con
tanning about eight rooms. gas. water, &c, &c
kent very low. Apply TO ROBERT H. LYME.
10 20.3t
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
SmiihHcid, and Hampton; Washington -. G.,
Newb,rne Washington, anC Tarb0ro', y. G.. and
all uonts In Eastern Mort! Carolina; also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia. Old Point. and al regular
lsudings on james river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills IL sued. l.. g. TATUM,
go II SUPERINTENDENT.
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DTCUNOYD AND PETER,nI

IL RAILROAD.-C commencing ~ NDAt. t..
ruaty 20, 1851. trains on this r0aI ",- r..
lows:
Leave Richmoni-Faf Mi 29j r 49,.
Through Mails. 1898 T.. NJ; 1tg.u- ID fn.- f
6:l5 A. VI. Through Mui*, 1910 D.. ~. rf..-.
l1:i0 \. VI.
Speriai Norfolk ENpr'ss. arrange '.t..
proyidc quick transit b,twsth iiIrufIH1+ lII ~.
iolk-Leaye Richmond, 1900 y. a.
Leave Petersburg Fat MAJ. $3.50 4 ~
Through Mails. 7:lO \. NJ; To-. .-I f.. r.
9:35 A. NJ: Through treigh'. E" D. Nt
through Mi'. 3:4U T.. NJ. ~ .... g.. ..
pres,.f $3.50 \. NJ.
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Observation-Disclosures RAIL@01D


RICHMOND, YcEK RIVER hNp 1890. 81, ,,.l.n
OF TRAINS,
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST IS Lse.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
600 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily ,eXcsr' 30
dsvl. connecting ~ Nest Pfi1i .-
Tuesday, THURSDAY, aHd -ll
IRDAI with steamers o.. i 1
ings on The Ycrk river anl ioi ta+'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
200 A. Nh Leave Richmond dsi.Y except -.A'
lois A. Il. ( day }, connecting at y esI ~
steamers for BaltluOi 90 MuN ~
Tuesday. " r - ENpH1KI:
THURSDAY, and SAIL t'N''
with steamers t2r N,w "a
FRIDAY; with stednrl i.t
dence and Bost0a on L''A' 49,
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAiSs.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive al Richvn9nG AN KY,
A0"' snndayl ,ouuectiuv a "..t T. -
TUESDAY, Thu RSDNl. sa4 ~.
rRpAi with steamer 1903"
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS.
ESQ p. MI Arrive a; Richmond da. "a,
6:35 L. 81. Sunday, connectiaK a. "'s. -
With steamers from p 2. p. L'' wv
York. Providence. aLt B'@@'"' ,.,-.
No transfer OF freight al Richmonh ~ =, 90
southern points. Cars run hro1sn between 49,
and Wesf Point. go ,., an,
Careful handbag ssd dispatch. With lowest ''''''
guaranteed. ,..A rs,es,
Tnrougs bills or lsdins, with guaranteed '''''
Issued 70 all northern and western ponts' ,,ry,
For In fo-mg alton amply at Oracs OF the COZ "
Txepty- thirs and Dock streets, Richmond ~
| Is ". T. nOnGLA~. >uu~f' hN'
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TOR RENT, DETACHED BRICKn
n DWELLING No. A. noTtn Eighth street. III
between Marshall ano Cav streets; contains eight
wing. Water and gas In the houses A very COVE
nbent aud comfortable residence.
JOHN Z. WILLIAMS,
fel7-eod2x No IL Main street.
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sDaily.
fDlily except sunday.

SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAfN--f.ut r...
mond 900 4. VI. ana 5:35 i. " ..l.r i. t,.....
1910 \. ". 700 =. VI.
For further Information dpUif - H''N'. Cor
Ticket ONcc. $50 Main street, CO.. ,r. li..I..
Passenger Agent, SOL Tenth ,'Ic.f.
I.3.hiiNF.
Gfupr1i .fn-r'i fruI,.t.
A. POPE, General Passeuger au' i-ta., ArH'
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University HGerns.
By our Special Reporter.


Student Davis is still confined to
his room, but, we are glad to report,
is improving.
The Cadets were to have been
drilled last Saturday on the Fair
Grounds but owing to the inclemency
of the weather, the parade did not
come off.
Profs. Purinton and Lyon, accom-
panied by Revs. Miller, Foster and
McCutchcon went to Parkcrsburg
last week TO attend temperance
meeting. They are expected back in
a few days.
We are sorry TO report the depart
ure of Students Morcdock, Strickler
and Young. The two former will re-
sumo their former occupation as far
incrs. Mr.. Young's health has been
in very prccarious condition all
this year, and owing to that fact his
parents thought it advisable to re-
move him from school for the time
being. We understand he will re-
turn as soon as his health will per-
nit.
The first performance of the Junior
class will occur on the evening Of the
18th inst We are informed by rclia-
BILE parties that the tone and charac-
ter Of these performances are much
above the average, and in addition
to this the very best music has been
secured for the occasion. Present
indications go to say that their liter
airy treat will be a success in every
feature. The public generally is in
vitcd to attend. We hope the people
will come out and give them their
encouragement and support.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
SAND IIlLr, Nov. II.

NANb iitiis ~NVN. :.
Editor Nsw DomiRioa.;
Wm. Richardson, of the "west
side" was In this neighborbood ON
the 18th.
Mrs. a. NJ. Walker, of pitssbarsh,
Is visiting ut Miss G. Il. Tanzey's.
Miss Ellen Howell, of Kansas, was
visiting at VIM. Howells last week.
Mrs. John Lucas and her children
have come To her fathers to spend
the winter.
Hugs St. Clair and son Frank, of
your town, paid short visit to Sand
Hill on the 9th inst,
Miss Lou Holt returned to Nor.
gantown on the 9th.
Mrs. Israel Jennings of this place
returned from visit to her daught-
or, AIRS. Doc. Fletcher, on the Sth.
Prof, Martin, OF the "wcst side"
sung at Mt Calvary on the evenings
of the 9Th and Sth.
w. B. Holt sold his gray mare to
Frank Reed, recently,
b. b. Weaver has set up his new
stove and CRATE, aud now is about
ready to claim his bride.
Jasper Howell paid short visit to
Frog Hollow ON the Sth.
Miss Belle jenkins returned home
on the sth from stay OF several
weeks at Joshua Jenkins.
II. G. West, Esq, Is still quite fee
bic.
Eph Beall and his men have been
repairing the roads in this vicinity
lately
The family OF John Brand passed
through here on the Sth; they were
moving back to the west side from
Preston county.
Thos. NJ. Boyd has been appointed
one Of the trustees Of the McBct
school.
1t is rumorcd that "Nclse' NIGEL
roy has become pap. We have moi
received the full returns yet.
Burt JoliIe was hauling logs t.
the Frog Hollow sawmill the pas
week for b. b. Weaver.
Lucian Selby is running the Frog
Hollow" mill now, and is doing {
lively business. Mr.. Holland vii
move to the vicinity Of Smithtowr
soon We arc sorry to lose him, blu
we wish him success wherever h
goes and his successor the same.
There was social "gumsuck n
Bud Rabcr's ON the night Of the 10tl
inst We were unavoidably absent
which caused us to shed some brin,
tears.
There was a party at JOS Holland
on the evening of the 4th. They hat
a very enjoyable time Doctor b. d
Weaver made full hand at boil
/ parties. His time is short, so h
improves it well. He will be marric'
in short time, they say.
Allen Blosser moved back to w
B. Hollis place, on the 10th.
Our school will commence on tn
18th. +. j. McRa teacher.
win Jennings and lady departc'
to-day Oh a weeks visit to her ia
theirs in Preston county. ALEXIS.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
SrEwARrsrowx, Nov. 18th, 1881.
Editor .Ncw Dominion:

r. w. Stellar has commenced lay,
ing the foundation Of q barn 50X7O
feet large. He proposes building II
three stories high and will have nm
pie room for storing away all his
grain, feed, &c, us well ns a shelter
for his stock.
DR.. i. ID. Newman has been repair.
ing and putting new roof on his
stable.
j. w. IIaney is building now
kitchen, coalhouse and other out
buildings.
Hananiah Hunter is erecting a
new stable and shoe shop. Our com
munity gained much when Mr.. Hun
ter moved to this place.
George Wcltncr is burning large
limekiln on his farm. lie says that
there is enough fertiizing material
in our hills to make our land luxu-
rant without the application of any
patent manurcs, bone-dust, etc, If
farmers would get it out.
Joe Gardner, now Of MclSccsport,
is back among his old acquaintance
Joe is in rather poor health, but is
hoped the pure air and wholesome
dier he is getting will soon bring
that dimplc back in his chin.
Tom. Blosscr and family have re-
turned to their home at Dunbar, Pa.
Tom is u good blacksmith and de-
serves to prosper.
VIM. johnson, Of Dunbar, is visit
ing his fathcr-in-law, Dan. Stewart.
Tom. Castccl and wife left for Oak
land, Md, yesterday, to visit relatives
and friends. They will be gone for
several weeks.
Mrs. Valentine Mosier and daugh.
ter Catherine, Of Springhill, Pa, were
visiting at MIN. Rumble's during the
past week. Miss Kate made many
friends among the young folks. They
returned home, Sunday.
L. d. Sislcr, Of Fairchancc furnace
paid his home flying visit last Sat
urday.
John Sislcr, who is employed near
Uniontown, is at home for few days.
John is looking like masher and
is coming the rocks.
Joe. Francis and family, Of Oak
land, Md, arc visiting Geo. Sisler,
his father-in-law. and owing to the
delicate health, of his wife will very
probably remain there until Spring.
Miss May Goff, Of Lemont furnace
is expected at Albert Stewards to-day
where she will remain for short
time.
Mrs. Jacob Bear, Of IT. Marion was
visiting friends here last week. The
report that Jake had shaved Off Tint
moustache of bis is all q mistake. lie
still sports the finest upper lip attach
ment you ever saw.
Miss Alice Keyser has returned
from visit TO Fairnont.
Miss Sallie Fowler will leave next
Friday for Fayette and Westmore-
land counties, Pa, where she will Wis
it friends.
There IS near this place, probably
one OF the most remarkable families
in the county. 1t consists OF four
ladies whose names and ages ale as