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hed-tCnAS, bureaus, nttafs tables. chars
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Our Ellington Budget.


UFriSGroS. Aug. 20.--Mf. Jno. c.
Prices team became frightened Sat
urday afternoon and ran of. hut for
tunatelf they did but little damage.
The farmers have been threshsng
the past week and say the wheat is
turning ont we'll but there Ia not
eucugh OF IL.
r. Robe who has been on The sick
list for sofie timo is better.
This mnst he a very wicked place
askhere has beth no rain here for
some time, and II has been raining
all around us. But we will wait.
Some think we need 4 missionary
here as we have nothing at ail going
on of Sundays except playing mar
BILE DC.
There was a haptiziug here last
Wednesday by Rev. Helmick, two
were baptized, Miss Addie Brand and
l.. X. McBec.
The young folks had picnic and
dance at the Round Bottoms" Sat
urday afternoon. Those who were
there report a good time. This is
right we like to see the young folks
get together and enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Rosa Bailey, Of Ohio, is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
Vandervort. She is well pleased with
her western home.
Mr.. +. IL. Hoult and wife, Of Hoult-
town, were visiting at h. Halls Sat
nrday and Sunday week.
There is considerable agitation in
certain parts Of this district in regard
to moving certain school houses.
People should remember they can
not all have a school house by their
door.
James S. Watson was in this vicin-
ity buying cattle last week. He and
E. T. Reppert are butchering for the
furnace and report the trade good.
More railroad surveyors passed
through here Saturday. What their
object was we did not learn. They
went up the pike and / suppose the
r. r. will go that way.
Aunt Title Hall is about we'll again.
John A. Kinsley, contractor Of the
Booths creek road has not been work
ing for some time as he has been
busy harvesting.
Bully Frum has settled down to
hard work and is harvesting and fix
ing up his farm.
James Kinslcy who has been work.
ing at Rices Landing is at home run
ming his threshing machine.
No weddings and no prospects.
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Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, August 21.-People
round here are anxious for rain. Corn
will be light.
The quarterly meeting at Arnctts-
vile was largely attended, Sunday,
and is being protracted.
Alpha Ralphsnydcr is building a
very fine brick dwelling house on his
farm which will be quite an improve
ment on the little creek.
Taylor Hess has bought Of Eryan
Nicely and of w. p. Barker 4 shares
Of the James Nicely land, about 81
acres for seyen hundred dollars.
AT a meeting at Sugar Grove, Sun
day, Mrs. Moore, Of your town, or
ganizcd a Woman's Missionary So
ciety with Lizzie Tough, Pres't;
Emeline Stewart, Sec'y, and Harriet
Tough, Treas'r. Mrs. Moore is a
splendid worker in the cause.
We observed Deputy Fast throwing
his skimish line in this vicinity re-
Gently.
There was a wedding or something
of the kind at Oak Grove Sunday
morning, and we will write it up as
follows:
Married, on Sunday morning at 9
O'clock, at Oak Grove, by the Rev.
Gideon Martin, Mr.. Geo. Clinton
Kerns to Miss Nancy Alice Nicely.
VIM. B. Stewart and Miss Nora Sni-
der done the chores, and the parties
made a Tower to Louisville Sunday
night. We might extend our remarks
but it is sufficient to say they were
pronounced a fine looking couple,
ard start in their new sphere with
the best wishes of friends for their
welfare and happiness.
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u. n RS. dc FRA acss b. shc Light
Weights Of Uni0ntoysn

The r. & Rs. wcnt to Uniontewn
last week to play the return game oil
ball with that club. The game was
played on Saturday afternoon. The
boys found that they were obliged to
play Frost, of the G. S. Browns, and
an unknown who went by the name
of Woods, but whose real name was
Shay, also professional player. The
game opened well for our club, as
they batted Frost nicely, but ON the
third inning Shay was put in the
pitchers box and from that time che
game was lost Until the seventh
inning, however, the r. 4 Rs. were
ahead, when they were passed, and
on the eighth inning the score was
s to 6 in favor Of Uniontown, while
in the ninth inning uniontown scored
13 runs, while the r. & Rs. failed to
score. The score is as follows:
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Ihe game was we'll played, until
the ninth inning when the playing
devolved on the fielders who did not
do themselves justice. 1t is the one
fault of our club, that our out field
is not equal to the in field, and until
this defect is remedied our club may
expect defeat in close games, where
one error may decide the issue. As
it is Morgantown has good reason to
be proud Of her base ball club, rs it
is everywhere pronounced the finest
amateur club in the State. Out OF
81 games our club has lost but two
and they were lost to Uniontown's
professional players. However, we
expect to see Uniontown, though they
will not play us with their own club,
succumb to the r. Il RS.
The members Of the r. Il r. Club
wish to thank tho Uniontown Club
and the citizens of Uniontown for the
hospitable manner in which they
were entertained. Nowhere has the
club been received more cordially.
Especially will they remember the
kindness Of Messrs. Barnett and
Thornton of the Clinton House. We
have been requested by the visitors
not connected with the club to notice
the attentions OF Messrs. Schnatterly,
Conner, j. Boyle,-the Messrs. Kaine
and many others, who took them in
hand.
Among the Morgantewn people we
noticed, were: Pal. Wright, Emory
McVicker, Chris MADEIRA, ]. M. Reed,
DR.. j. p. Fitch, j. X. Durr, Dave
Hegue, Dick Hayes, Earl Christy, G.
W. Finnell, A. L. Protzman and many
others.
The Waynesburg nine is expected
here on Saturday to play at the Il. d
Rs. grounds.
The Bender Club Of Waynesburg,
and the r. q RS. will play match
game on the Fair Grounds at this
place on Saturday, Aug. rs. This
will be the third game played with
this club, the r. 4 Rs. having won the
two former games. This promises
to be very close and interesting
game, and it will amply pay any
lover Of the sport to witness the
game.
In Uniontown the business mon of
the place subscribed money enough
to defray all expenses of the home
club, and they claim to make money
by the operation, yet in Morgantown,
although it draws as large crowd
our citizens do not encourage the club,
either financially or otherwise.
Our club received challenge on
Monday from the Sharpnacks, Of Ma
sontown, which Of course they will
accept.
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Reckless Uss Of Fire Arms In Grant
District.

FLIcKERsvILLE, August 21.-One
more practical homily on the dangers
of the promiscuous use of deadly
weapons has been added, here, to the
great list. On the night Of the 18th,
while passing by the house Of Mrs.
Ann Shafer, a worthy widow woman
residing near here, on his way to the
singing school, at Clark Waters,
some miscrcant fred a shot, as is
supposed, at dog which was in the
yard, but the bullet missed the dog
and passed through the window lodg-
ing on the opposite side Of the house.
Mrs. S. was looking out Of the win
dow at the time and ball passed i'm
mediately over and in close proximity
to her head. Warrents were issued
for the arrest OF the parties suspi-
cioned, Rolly Long and Joseph Kyle.
Kyle had gone to Pa. Long was ar
rested and his trial came off yester-
day. The prosecution was ably
handled by Frank Cox, but in the
absence of material witnesses and the
want OF proper evidence the case was
dismissed. The fact is condemned
by every body and there is strong
feeling that the guilty party should
suffer condign punishment
G. G. Markley is off on a business
trip to the interior counties Of the
State.
Smith Wisman sold three-year-
old colt to Clark Baker for $135.
Dow Watson, Of Fairchance, Pa,
has been visiting VIM. Fisher for |
some days.
We were glad to see Henry Mercer,
of Georgetown, perambulating our
principal thoroughfare Sunday eve
ming. Henri is first-rate fellow, II
he did not have such prediction
toward Lynch(in
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Mrs. Jno. H. Smyth. of Maids

Mrs. Jno. H. Srnyth, of Maids
vile, is suffering from a severe attack
of typhoid fever. At last accounts
she was some better. The case is in
the hands of DIR. I. NJ. Hood.
Capt. Hurry and Field 0'Kelly left
Wednesday morning for the noun
tains to be gone indefinitely,
Rev. I. b. Hughes and wife will
be home this week from Mountain
Lake Park.
Hon. W.T.. Wiley spent two or
three days in Moundsvillc last week,
where he delivered a temperance lee
ture.
Frank Cox was in Fairmont on le-
gal business this week.
Three of our representative attor-
neys are in kingwood attending court,
Messrs. Geo. c. Sturgiss, j. Nj. Ha-
gans and Judge Berkshire.
Mrs. Sue NJ. Proctors and little
child. of Ravenswood, w. Va, are vis-
ting A. Raymond, Esq,
DIR. J. J. Hall is visiting his broth
er at Aurora, Preston Co.,
DIR. Will Jamison and family, of
Rrdceton, came over last week to visit
their old home and friends in this
county. The Doctor returned on
Wednesday leaving Mr.. Jamison for
longer visit.
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In THE course OF some legal tran

In THE course Of some legal trans
actions this week, Steenrod Hess
was summoned before Jno.. j. Brown,
Commissioner in Chancery, to an
swer certain questions. On his re-
fusal to reply he was given into the
charge Of the Sheriff, who placed him
in the retreat behind the court house.
On Wednesday = writ Of ia6eas cor
p,ts was issued and the prisoner will
have a hearing on the arrival of
Judge Fleming from Fairmont. This
case promises to be very interest
ing one, but nothing further can be
given the public until next week.
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THE NEw MIII-A BRrEr DRscRrr-

TIE NEw MILL-A BRrEF DEscRIr-
TON OF THE BuILDING-THE MAcHIN-
Err TO START Ar OxcE.-Sinee the
Bird of May, last, when ground was
first broken for Allender's FIGURING
Mill, great deal of interest has been
taken in the enterprise. This being
the case, we will give our readers a
description of the mill and its work
ings.
The building contains 3 stories
and basement, and is SO feet wide,
by so feet long. The smokestack is
splendid piece of workmanship,and
is 6S feet high. exclusive of the stone
foundation. The capacity of the
mill is rated at so barrels of -four per
day. The basement is chiefly oc-
cupied by machinery. The engine
is an elegant piece of mechanism OF
go horse power. It's boiler is IL
feet long, and is 50 inches in diameter.
1t was purchased of Rees, Shook 4
Co., contractors of Pittsburgh. 1t is
said by those who know, that this
engine is superior to any in use in
the county.
On the first floor we find the major
portion of the Touring process proper.
There are three run of buhrs, two for
wheat and one for corn. The process
used is called the Gradual Reduction
in which is used portion of the
Garden City Reduction machinery,
and said to be q very valuable i'm.
provement on the old machinery.
The End and 3rd stories are used
more especially as granarics, but on
the second floor, ia addition to the
storage room, we found some new and
valuable machinery, consisting OF
two bolts, shutter and a purifier
The purifier is No. 2 double, Smiths
patent, he also uses the Slater paten,
boiling chest In the 3rd story is one
bolt, a Garden City brush and q
scalper, the balance of the story be
ing used as granary.
Taken all in all this mill is com
plete and elegant structure. Mr.
Allender is to be commended
for investing his capital in town
and county, that have lately giver
50 little sign OF life. The mil
will commence operations next week
and we hope he will meet the success
his enterprise deserves.
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"Lfkc Hot l,akes.''

The above is an old time expression,
and is nearly as "old as the hills
but yet it is occasionally brought in
to good use, and placed in position
where it counts and adds great weight
to the words accompanying it. This
is true in the following testimonial
sent to DR.. S. B. Hartman d Co.,
by Messrs. Parrett 4 Son, druggists,
of Greenfield, Ohio, who say:
"Send us some more advertising
matter. Your medicine is selling
like hot cakes. Send us a good sup
ply, for we need it badly"
Those men know when they handle
good thing. Judging from the
above, PERUNA must be in good de-
mand in that country. Being COM
posed purely Of vegetable ingredients,
druggists feel safe in recommending
it to their friends. Send for the
pamphlet on the ellis of Life"
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OF WEST VIRGINIA.: Les

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Polishing tho Wrong End.

Many MEN daily polish their boots
who never give a thought To the condi
ton Of their hair, except to harrow 1t
casually with brush and comb, or sub
init II to the paralyziiig attentions Of the
average barber. What happensa Why.
This: From neglect, mental anxiety, or
any Of a score Of causes, the hair turns
premattrely gray and begins to fall out
farker's Hair Balsam will at once stop
the latter process apd restore the origi-
nal color. An elegant dressing, free
from crease
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KEcK 4 HoUaH, Clcrl
Counsel for Plaintiff.
C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.: - :.
y COUNTY OF McNoxGALfA ( 90

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.: ls
- COUNTY OF McNoxGALfA, 90.
At Rules held at the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Monongalia County. on
the first Monday in August, 1883, on tho
chancery side Of said Court.
Edgar @. Hoard--Plaintiff.
Mary Hoard, widow Of John L. Hoard.
deceased, James L. Hoard; Elizabeth Nor
ris, late Elizabeth Hoard, and Uriah L.
Morris her husband, Tobitha L. Rich. lnto
Tobitha i. Hoard, and David Rich her
husband William s. Hoard. and Elizabeth
Eyerley, James Everley. Anna bell Evorley.
John H Everley and Sarah Jane Everloy,
the snid Elizabeth, James, Anna Boil John
II. and Sarah Jane, being infaD ts under the
age Of II years and children and heirs ut
law Of Mary L. Hoard Decd lnte wife OF
Van Buren, Everloy and vnn Buren, Everley,
and all devisees Of said John 4. Hoard,
decd, and David Rich, and William =.
Hoard as Executors Of supposed last will
of the said John L. Hoard, decd Defts.
The object Of this suit is to impeach and
set aside paper writing pnrporfing to be
the last will and testament OF John l..
Hoard, deed, bearing date 3lst day OF
january. 1880, and formally probated az
such WILL and to sot mp former will Of
said John L. Hoard, decd, and for other
reli (.
And it appearing from on affidavit filed
with the papers Of this cause, That the de-
fendant james L. Hoard is non residsnt
Of this State:
It is ordered that he do appear here with
in one month after the date Of the nrst
publication hereofp nd do what II necessary
to protect his interest In this suit.
Teste:
A. RAYMOND.
copy ttste: Clerk.
A. RAYMOND.
KEcK Il HouaH. Clerk.
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WoMAN's WoRK-CoSyENTIoN OF
THE WoMEx's MISSIONARY SocIETr AT
KINGwooD.-In response to an invi-
tation Of the Women's Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society of the Kingwood NJ.
Z. Church, a convention of the sew
eral similar societies Of Morgantown
District Of the West Virginia Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, assembled in the NJ. L.
Church at Kingwood on Wednesday
morning Of last week at 8 o'clock
Mrs. James C. McGrew read the
Scripture lesson, and the 942d hymn,
announced by Mrs. Stewart, of Ar
nettsyille, was sung. Prayer was
offered by Mrs. M. II. Murdeck, of
Kingwood. Mrs. Frank Heermans,
of Kingwood, the District Secretary,
presided, and delivered an address Of
welcome, which was responded to by
Miss Matte Tough, of Georgetown,
Monongalia county.
The following representatives were
present:
Miss Sadie Coyle, of Morgantown;
Mrs. VIM. N. Stewart, of Arnettsville;
Miss Sarah Tough, of Cold Spring;
Miss Matte Tough, Of Laurel Point;
Miss Venia Potter, of Kingwood;
Mrs. T. Wesley Chichester, OF Bran
donyille.
Reports were received, as follows:
Arnettsville--1l paying members,
are subscribers to the Heather Wo-
mans Friend, paid during the year
$ll, monthly meeting not kept up.
Cold Spring-l0 members, 8 sub
scribers to the Friend, 1926 paid
since date Of organization, July 2,
1882, interest and zeal increasing.
Laurel Points members, sub
scribers to the Friend, SIS paid dur
ing the year, monthly and quarterly
meetings are held.
Kingwood-16 members, 5 SUBJ
scribers to the Friend, $3.50. for
warded during the year, monthly
meetings are well attended, and 4
craving interest is manifested.
Brandonvillc-19 members, $25. so
forwarded during the year, 2 sub.
scribers to the Friend.
Morgantown-19 members (no fur
Their report).
Mrs. Heermans proposed the in
PRODUCTION of mite boxes where there
are no auxiliary societies.
After Is minutes spentin devotion
al exercises, recess was taken till
p. M.
3 O'CLOCK p. N.
Scripture lesson read By Mrs. T.
Wesley Chichester; 49lst hymn an
nounced by Miss Matte Tough, and
sung; prayer by Mrs. VIM. Hagans.
Miss Venia Potter read a letter
from Miss Russell, a missionary from
this District in India.
The convention then resolved to
raise the sum of $40 annually, for the
purpose of educating a native Chris
tian worker in japan. After prayer,
the coycntion took q recess, and
those present repaired to the Sunday
school room, where refreshments were
served.
An interesting session was also
held at night.-Jou,mal.
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The best cure for diseases Of the
nerves, brain and muscles, is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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Matters Of Marriage.


STANsBERRY. John
Henry. of Laurel Point, and Miss
linda Stansberry, Of Bend of the Riy-
err, were united in marriage by Rev.
Geo. F. G. Conn, at his residence, on
Thursday, Aug. 16.
WARD-HoLLAND.--Mr. Allen Ward,
colored, and Mrs. Anna Holland,
colored, of West Morgantown, were
married by Rev. G.. F. G.. Conn on
Thursday, Aug. 16, at his, residence.
KERNs-NEELr.-At Oak Grove,
near Arnettsville, on Sunday, Aug.
10Th, MI. G. Clint Kcrns and Miss
N. Alice Nicely; both of Georgetown,
were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimony by Rev. DR.. Gideon Mar
tin. The bride has a number Of
friends in town who send greetings
and best wishes. 5ss
WELLs-WooD.-On the 10Th inst,
Mr.. John 6. Wells, son of VIM. j.
Wells, Esq, and Miss Annie NJ.
Wood, daughter of Mr.. Albert c..
Wood. The young couple have the
best wishes of the New DOMINION.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The
following deeds were admitted to
record in the County Clerks Office for
the week ending Saturday, August
Is, 1888:
James M. Anderson to Corbly A.
Anderson, l64 acres Battelle district,
for $4I4.
Jno. A. Tenant to Peter A. Ten
nant and W. j. Wise, As acres Bat
teIle district, for 81, $50.
J. w. Woodruff to Joseph Harker,
two lots, 1000 square feet, for 800.
Jacob Wiley to Henry Glover, 81
acres, Dunkard creek, for $I54.79.
A. Henderson to Noah Henderson,
two tracts, SO and 263 across, Bat
tell6 district for 81, 800.
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The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Inteuigencer, 50. so year.
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THE NEW DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Register $2.75 year.
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Subscribe for the NEW DOMINION.
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NoTIcE TO PARENTS OR GUARDIANS
OF SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
siding outside of Morgantown School
District who contemplate sending
children to this school will have to
procure transfers and present the
same to the Secretary before the be-
ginning of the Fall Term, which opens
Sept. Sd.
Parents having children that will
become years of age after the open
ing of school and before Dec. 25th,
1883, may send them to school at the
beginning of the first term (Sept. Sd,
and children becoming six years old
between Dec. 25th and the end Of the
last term, may be sent at the begin
ming of the second term.
This is very important, and it is
earnestly desired to have all the pu-
pills intclligently classified at the
opening OF the terms.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
A. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y.
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UMrrRx--Matt. S. Hughes.
ScoRER-Wm. Morehead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
Business Chances.
FOR SALE.
EUREKA IRON CO.'S PROPERTY.
AT wYANDOTTE, MICH.

The charter OF this Company expires by limitation on the
oath October and the whole OF the plant and real
is offered for sale II portion remains unsold
private 10th Of October 1888 IL be offered
At PUBLIC VENDUE at the ofnoe OF tho Company In
WYANDOTTE, at IL O'Clock a. IN. on that day.
The property consists in general OF TWO BLAST FUR
NACEs lone aad rebuiding) They have
plant necessary for making 20 TO 80 tons charcoal pig
per day The furnace rebuilding be used for making
coke iron.
mills tho manufacture Of Boiler Plate Tank sheet
ard Bar Iron Knobbng ana Pudding Furnaces are com
pleie well the Foundry Cupolas Boiler, Machine,
Blacksmith and Pattern Shops Testing Machines. &tigh
Scales Docks Railroad Tracks Locomotives Charcoal Klns,
Cars Dock. steam Cranes, &c, &c
Brick general with about 1000 acres of land in and
wyaudottc and about 270 CRY Lots Quantity
OF one. Pig Iron 60
For details apply 10
VS. ARMTAGE Secretary, Detroit