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Oh. my srn. ycs siephea Cleveland
"a good man. although ~ only u~s
iwn-ih.ris ot bis name. ADD Mr. Iicn.
drcks a grsi man. although hv Z. =
E~m.r .c~ncc They arr bulh good
ra"u Eut there ars iime ~hrn YOU
Il" allied upon. by Justice. BY political
morality. ~ prne pie. ~ honesty. :,
put s"ur ;uoi down on \ good man
Ia ma.t ut vote io- n good man
Who - rr-cnis bal principles We
want a good platform. n good party.
gosi s-nse aoi good .ta.~smansh y.
along ~ Ia good men. A good man
alone isn', enough n puslic lie. IN Ma
1 onal councils. at the bead o, the State.
Cesar was = good man. When the
pHor cred. Cesar bath wcpt bat a b~i-
ter man than ts~Ar ght~susiy slew
him. Major Andre was n good man
never an unkini WORT Wa whispered
sSan,t his personal character. and
his Toe, mourncd FOR b, death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22
1.-THE E0wDY VESTS FIRST
PRESIDENT.

How Abraham Lseo:B. the % ho- -. In
EHns"~i patton Proclaim ssiss. sad the
fn.t Martyr so ''se Dagger Of tive sis.s
fo~eF.-Hss Nt-a.I~e>iood ssS f:~rgIsd
by Cow srdiy Jsstsru Psbi.ssfis.s ssi
Especially by Hsrp--s csk;, FIR
etseiv a. Dir. E.siar IL Ssu-& ssr-oas
Printed ia hsrpsr's Weekly Joarasi ..
tiviis alton sitter th~ rT-sis..sl.i tier-
ton. i:~prs.sa;In. mr. LI.csis H~sIiaS :
Drank b" a Conmon Bsr-l;osu. ~.
The Rowdy Wet Ia. Ate I
and helped materially 10 EJECT ali tie
Republican Presidents.
bvca Fremont. who was aot c'e :ei.
vas nominated chiefly on accoutt %.
his distinguished scrv.ce As an ex-
plOrer n tas Far West.
Abraham Lincoln. though bora in
Kentucky. passed all his manhood IN
Illinois. Al: was chosen A. an Hin .isan
TO lead the Republican party twi,s To
victory.
Grant was 4 native IL Ohio. but like
Lincoln. iIeUt Eei with Illinois.
HAYES wa born in Ohio. a Welern
State. aud lived there all his life.
The same j. true OF Garfield.
The iiowdy West" has now
another candidate-nDt this time one of
her " sons, but 3 native Of Wei.iern
Pennsylvania. removed 70 THE Far
East. whose brill ant abilities Tie Nest
delight, to recognize. even though
some IF his Eastern enemies would
make him .hout honor in his OWN
country If they could.
For their support Of Mr.. Balm, the
Western people have teen cpmpelieito
hear their section Of the coilnt. de
scribed u The kowdy West" rhey
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lie and that fSIok frv- niissv en-
: tser manage Ca keep ~ IN boz ~ssrs
. Ire TINA wou-t fhs, The god cd
uusc- wur hsrk a<in sea ws cod or
gantzr and taslss en-. si The musEsx .,
sho;gans. Ia move. Bst them DAYS h~s
guue - "a u Ioan ia As<sissIpni q
wcsl aBseE. or eE.n in Daaviilr. Viz.
ginny ia; he. the : as~ tns
s'roog fov TIA; sort u argymsai. sRi
"a spern ID b Ok.
ls>Ak~g aasi The D~ckia connrns, sha
old a;s oscr .-in. and hesn'i ban AKA
8" ccD erm.se the matter g. VET Il II
= cid world and inli IN troabt~.
fEnolsiNN Y. Nssnr
tin constant ho: sassrl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

ners under wich ws marched 20 i~sra,
under So mote. aad MckirIlan. znsi
Greels, AMI Iii4s1. AMI IlAnawk. Efh
the same Ie.er pskens 90 err .IsAih
- Abui ssnisfs "sa-I IS h D. Winn "a
Il Cgnpeii-i "a Marrv Nixzcr
=" h.iv iig.ban /. OF Noup "Sh-l
TIE Niger. wich 1. ! Ic-si Cou;ami
hate ;h- Pole. Bcsiac ihc NAr man;'
Honor Ia the Conf~lcr; Eras-s
Them Wtch Voc 81 Lincoln No,,i
Are ez Bal ek Tie G0rillc Hs>-slf' SUI
vzriOu. other NOTICE. ~ Ike narhrr
And on the val. Ia the Ilacc uy
honor. wuE the indeniikie r.Ge aita
with that Oil saio;. Deekin PuEarn.
bu-hwhaek ei Fedfel pikkii. ~ ni's,
after lie he'd bin sciIin em watermelon.
al dsy. The Corners prize that riic
ant IL i a,luk decorated wAcn We hcY
DInpcrstie m--,ins.
One advantage nv bcin \ u m-Ara; ~
the Corners i. we don't chaa.- a all.
The banner. We marched under ga l~sI
do 81; 81 vel for u nov. :vr w. ~
constantly iiin the o.d lite over a.aiu.
and a!iuk will til dcih ID "a, par.
l as-o"msd the chair. and I~saser
GaYIii took the Secretary tab. -t
oihsh". and | made the speeca e..
yvosual.
commenst an elaborate dScu,hn NV
the platform NV the party. and wuE
=; 4 ON very well Till | come In the
tariff plank. when Joe Bizief rik anil
interrupted me. knew the cn,s wood
DO il. and my hart went down into ms
Dnp;,.
Il bcg PARTON" sea Josef. for in
terrup;in the elokcnt Speaker. and
wodcnt 10 it only | desire IL assist him
in cloo>'d1lin the eggSae, mernin ~
Tie platform. over which | understand
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

ArM. c~rr~. wiflixn Carts
sacsA hire hiu-es Gus ss . ksasSs@
ssY~-A D. Js.rss1
Swr Th~ Ss~ YORK Uses . he
CrAednsoshsr tsruns - s~aFnasssa
t.aeaa~ss K~sy@assr tfSr~t
~Thr csvn isat grosing faster
thss faa warm. nshisunussr wsassss
thAn = iAo h.asas u&vs-2sSssss~~
s~srssL
~ The Hs~as grzsizlcqSsssly esls
NJ cusfts' ms~sing II p.lsaasas a
dssia hos - tSssss@" feoPse ssa .
d. os nasais. sssss 60 sariys n NJ $50
son 4sx @&aFE
ezr ~. ilsnif~k. ssxieasly aa~rs
under TIE dSlass.a iAa: 10 - tie hssi 90
ihs iNma-gAshc q ssA seine uns osaxas
~ jsgk h. ~sss tail aai tel hssa - %
making = mistake A~sssAssssss E<p@S
hc4A.
&rnsrv = a dersw.slsn IN ,aiurs 1t
nrsfiy ever dc.cfitsssa u 10 eva IN
tmAicI ,hai Csri SheFs ~ii rSesrnf
Ia safh}e tor Frfoun ,his year 81 eas-
hundred dollars p<T ~zTel~ -Hs@sa<-
pafa irvsk-
Be- ThcTr &. I~Acfncrraslc DE- :
grasioh a MassAchps~s;s as srI 80
l,spublc as aiepvaisn~ n Mzssa-
ehu~gItN And he toFassr p~rsbahsy AZ.
e. Z, as many yusss "a The latter
grset.,scs Press
furn MI. Tiion has scot hs coa-
-vstu!aiirns IL Cleveland asi li~a-
lncks usur the 2 Hvra n2tloas. 80 fact
ha. na; tprn male public IL . sEnsas
cAnt That The hero 10 stgshsr A.lry has
made M .Sn aaer The ~contvnioa
1scrisaf LsafteT.
Ds IoloHsi " afferspns sfuiut ~YNi
goodies 81 reform hasn't fvsuysyrd b~r
consciousness siuss ses dsassF zap
pencil - Chicago she dosa tkH"s -
ths day whether she bi 3 cod al q
cyclone OF va. ran Over ay a meat -
on. -IbsEitfrst Prs
s~p There = a breadth sal slsy.l.o.
and simplicity about Blalno : isg'eF q,
acceptance thai, isstiy the nialwT q -,
power. ~fl.lness Il ln"w lclEe au'i mas-
terry e the Anasn that cssBcrrR ihc faeo-
pc NJ large, mak nE up s~'siesmAushP
60 GHrssuh Commercial Caste.
sas Mr.. Dana dos. not understands
how EHy ,inrerv l~acmssFat could iui-
sgin. ia i--U that the uut rule by ~htch
the ma ortty Il the ~ksppbl.caa tnuySn-
ton refused 60 ab de would isnr wars
later ts ismels accepted bS q uesh-
cratic Convention. ADD sould Re ussi
tn force Ia thc head ~ The DEM raj.
I.arty n man II whom a. that tinar hs
had probably never heard
or The New York T,Hsrs finds some
difficulty n accommodate ng dssif to Is
nes surroundings, Tbs morning q
actually call. for IA able and rberR-t
manager who's. character and nrCprt
would b-gei confidence "A the Canvas
aud u iuuuatr. that Hon william ~.
- not such a man IL tho
Ttmss FUCKERS at Barnum. what vii %
do when u Is offered n sira ght Bourbon
dos. AitaHg Journal.
Hu-Ths New York Tim,. Ia cock
sure now that t.osernor Cleveland l. q
Of the biggest calibes. let
us turn back to note Ia opin pa last
Year. In III editorial on the Governors
message printed ga January ). less. u
sail:
On the Whole. the impression produced ~
the ne.-axt 10 one uf tasappclatsssat taa.-
pe nsisnCs 1f character aud hons.ts Of pssf
poe. ~. so,pi thinzs Ia sny combinations wgsb
other qualities and Ia am stsiion .E iife. hat
they oil not eft themselves supp5y he pisos
OF . large C8rsrity for duailns 9Th psttie
une.'lou. snd I.cuiiAF n,ness TOE sssost3ts
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Massey.
Much to the Disgust OF Mr. Nasty, Joe
Bigier Trlegraphs the National Demo-
cratic Committed for An Interpretation
of the Tariff Plank.
From the Toledo Blade.l
CoNFEpERIT \ Ro<ps.

OF the Iartn Rank.
From the Toledo Blade.l
CoNFEpERrr X Rolps.
WITCH is in the State NV Kentneky,,.
August, lisa.
Their are beins in this world witch are
constantly maxim trouble, and that
feend. Joe Bigler. is one Nv EN-, and
the cheef.
We he'd called another meetin for the
purpus NV r~atifyin the nominashuns.
witch we he'd dooly announst by a notiss
written by Issaker Gavitt. and posted
up in Bascom's bar-room TO make shoor
that all the Dimocrats NV the Corners
wood see il. sot by il for a day and
red II 10 EN-, TO enshoor a full attend
ance.
Joe Bigler happened in and red il,
and sed it WIZ a good ice TO ney a
ra.iiicashen meeiin. tie shoodent his
self probably vote for Cleveland and
Hendrix, bu. 1t WIZ the proper racket
TO hev SIGH mcetinS 10 discuss the plat
forms AMI sch, to the end NV citizens
votin in~telligeutly. and he should swell
the meetin by bein present h:sself.
Then 1 knowed Their wood be trouble.
and l wood hev postponed the meet n
till some time when he wuz sure 10 be
away. If | Good. But unforchinitly |
coodn't.
Then | begged him not 10 cum. but
be insisted He wood. He felt il to be
a reli Us dooty.
"Re,ius doOtyr' Iremarkt sarkas-
ticaiiy. what IS yoor reljun?"
II hewitt got much." sighed Josef,
WAT l hey is mostly summed up IN
this: l labor vigrusly every day with
myself not TO be quite rs mean ez l
know how to be. l shell be there"
The mite cum, the horn wuz tcutid.
and Deacon Pogram, Issaker Gayitt and
myself took n sustainer to help us
thro' the hour and . half we shood be
IN the meet-n and deprived NV sus-
tenance, and then we went over.to the
meetin-house.
1t was a cheerful site. Miranda Po-
gram, assisted by the other Democratic
ladies Nv the Corners, he'd got cut the
flags and banners we hev yoosed ewr
since 1861. and he'd fesaooned the walls
with EN-. Their WIZ the good old ben.
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fTO EE

An enterprising New Yorker has
invented a substitute for ice Is
is made of real cream. and no girl vat.
An ordinary digestive capacity a eat
more than one dish Of It alta Tina
Burlington Free Presx
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22
WILLIAM GArEf"en, weston Thus

WILL MITCHELL was in Denver last
week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

MRS. A06Er TRUSTS ONLY IN THE FUNDS.
Mr.. Whittlestaf. when he WAS left
alone, was disturbed by many trouble
some thoughts. The knowledge that
his hOusekeeper was ont on the road,
and that her drunken, disreputable
husband wa PLAYING the fool for the
benefit of all the idlers that had
sauntered out from Ar.esford to see
him. added o his grief. Why should
not the stupid woman remain indoors.
and allow him, her master. to send for
the police? She had declared that she
would go with her husband, and he
could not violently proven, her. This
was not much when aided to the
weight Of his care as to Mary Lawrie,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22
AN OLD MANS LOVE.
By ANTHONY TEoLLoPf

1I IkULLOPE,
hethor q, roctor 7horne.' " FrnmJy rnrson
d9e. rs he FopeDjOp7" " Phfn,ns Ffau.
uc Hst ScIaL,T." . TLs Hara.a."
"Bdrehee,er Touers," Etc, Etc.
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FIRE WORKS.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT.

A Boon For MoRGANTowN = A
NATURAL GAS COMPANY FORMED
Morgantown is now girting itself for
leap to the front A number of our
enterprising citizens have organized
a company called the Monongalia
Improvement Company. Their OBJ
ject is to bore for natural gas at some
point or points near the town and
thereby provide the town with nat
ural gas for all lighting, heating,
manufacturing and domestic pur-
poses. Operations will begin as soon
as certificate of corporation can be
received from the Secretary of State.
Application will at once be made to
the town council for the right to lay
pipes and erect lamp posts. Prof.
White, Of the University, has ex-
pressed the opinion that plenty of
gas for these purposes can be found
within reasonable distance of town
and at depth not exceeding 1900
feet. Under the direction of the
company he will locate the site of the
well. The company is fortunate in
deed in having at hand the services
of such an eminent practical geolo-
gist. $4,000 stock have already been
subscribed to this enterprise, the
large majority Of which has been
taken by our own citizens, thus Sc
curing controlling interest in the
company. Shares are in the demon
nation of $50 each, and are being
taken rapidly. The stock holders
who have already taken shares are !:
Geo. c. Sturgiss, d. B. Purinton, /.
c. White, Geo. B. Morris, John H.
Hoffman. Geo. w. johnson, and E.
Shisler, each 5 shares. L. S. Brock
shares. Fairchild, Lawhead & Co.
3 shares. Jas. c. Wallace, j. X.
DUR, Jos. A. McLane, Jos. Moreland,
VIM. Wagner, John A. Ollie, J. w.
Carraco and w. w. Houston, each 2
shares. W. C. McGrew and H. B.
Lazier each one share. Making so
shares already taken right here in
town. The capital stock will be lin.
tied to $4,000. The cooperation of
practical gas men of Pittsburgh has
already been secured and the work
will be pushed right forward provided
reasonable terms are given the COM
pany by the town council, which will
certainly be DONE 1t will be a great
boom for Morgantown. 1t ought to
be encouraged in every way both by
private citizens and by the council
men. If the enterprise is successful
there will be saving to our people
of at least so per centum in the cost
of fuel alone. The company will also
have the right to establish water
works and telephone lines. The town
has been waiting for something Of the
kind for many a long year. We hope
the town council will encourage it.
The Monongalia improvement Com
pany is taking long stride in the
right direction.
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Flickersville Flashes.

FLIcKERsvILLE, Nov. 8. School
opened at the Union school house on
the 3rd inst, with Miss Lou Stewart,
Of Georgetown, teacher.
Farmers are most all busy gather
ing fruit, making cider dc.
William Frum, who has been haul
ing stone for the railroad contractors
and boarding at this place, has COM
pleted his contract and returned
home.
The corn crop in this section is
mostly gathered and farmers are sur
prised to find there will be about two
thirds Of full crop.
B. +. Long has torn away part of
his residence and is building new
addition.
Our Martial Band reports fine
time at the mass meeting at Morgan
town on the Sd.
Now that the election is over and
the result likely to be settled in few
days we hope that the people will
| find some other topic to converse up.
on, as political issues have been the
constant talk since the candidates
were nominated.
Chsler d Son, our wagon makers
have recently built a fine cart for
Bennett and Talbot, the railroad con-
| tractors
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The People You Know.

Lieut.. Wilson's two little children
arrived here last week from New York
City.
Mr.. T. Ray Wiley left this place
last Saturday morning for his desk
in the pension department at Wash
ington, D. c. He had been visiting
here four or five weeks.
L. M. Wade ESQ.,, formerly of this
county but now of Braxton, was in
town Monday shaking hands with
old friends.
We are sorrow to know that Mr..
l. G. Lazzell has been suffering great
ly for several days with gather
ing on his hand.
Messrs. F. X. O'Kelly, T. j. Meeks
and J. X. Durr have returned from
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Jennie Pride, of Morgantown,
is visiting her husband, who has a
saddler shop here.-Argus.
Mrs. Catharine Hart, of Morgan
town, in her eighty second year, is
visiting friends and relatives here
Brownsville Clipper.
DR.. L. L. Carr and Miss Salie Nc
Coy, Of Fairmont, were in town from
Saturday till Monday. The Doctor
made this office very pleasant visit.
w. w. Dering, of Louisville, KY,
is spending few days at his old
home in this place.
Messrs. j. j. Pomroy and j. W.
Stevens, two of our eounty's sterling
Democrats, and excellent gentlemen
paid this office pleasant call on
Monday morning.
To Mrs. Jas. Hare and Mrs.
Young. wife of the Rev. Mr.. Young,
we are indebted for a call on Monday.
Arlie Christy has gone to Morris
X Roads, Pa. to clerk in T. F. Protz
mans store. We have no doubt he
will make an excellent calico meas
urer.
Col. Jas. Evans and wife returned
Monday from Uniontown where they
had been for several weeks
Mr.. Isaac Bowers, from the neigh
borhood of Mount Morris, made the
New DOMINION office a pleasant and
paying call yesterday.
Prof. Lorentz, we are glad to say,
is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Chadwick who
had been visiting here since the middle
of October, left Monday morning for
Washington City,.
Mrs Capt. Pierce and her two
children arrived here yesterday from
Washington City to spend the win
ter. Tkey are now the guests of
Mrs. Prof Lorentz.
Our excellent young friend Mr.
James MCGOWAN, of Clinton, has
taken up his residence in Minnesota
for the present. Sorry to lose jim.
ProfB S. Morgan is off to Wheel
ing on a business trip.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey left this morn
ing for an extended visit to st Louis
and other cities in the South and
West.
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A. G. DAVIS,
Plh's Attorney.
Alexander T. Hess, Administrator of
William Chesney, dec'd-Plff.


John A. Ollie, Oliver H. Ollie, Mary
Ellen Brookover and Josephus 8. Brook
over her husband, John H. Hoffman,
Trustee, William B. Long and John w.
Long, Executors of George T. Long,
decd, Martin " c. Brookover, George
G. Sturgiss Special Commissioners, and
Mary Jane Shaffer widow Of George G.
Shafer, dec'd-Defts.
In chancery in the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia County, West Virginia.
BY the decree of the 25th Of October.
1884, rendered in this cause the UNDER
signed Commissioner of said Court is
directed to ascertain and report any and
all liens against the said forty-fiv acres
of land In the bill mentioned and the
order of priority Of liens thereon, if any,
and the amounts thereof
End, Whether the said Mary j. Shafer
is entitled to dover therein, and il 80.
whether or not she claims such dover
and when and how she made and assert.
ed such claims.
Sd, That said Commissioner also ascer-
tain the real and true cash value of said
fOrty-five acres of land on the third day
of October, 1874, the date of the deed
from the said george G. Shafer to Martin
v. c. Brookover, and whether or not
the said Alexander I. Hess as such Adj
ministrator, elects to pay her, the said
Mary j. Shafer, interest on One.third
part of said valuation during her nat.
ural life in lieu Of dover in kind In said
land together with anything else deemed
pertinent by said Commissioners, or
especially requested by any of the parties
hereto.
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A READABLE LETTER FROM OVER THE
LINE-wEDDInGs, PERSONALS, AND
GENERAL GOSSIP.
Mt. MoRRIs, Pa, Nov. 10-As we
haven't seen anything in your paper
from this place thought we would
give you a description Of the place
and also a few items thinking it
might be interesting to your many
readers. Mt. Morris is quiet lit
tie village situated on the banks OF
Dunkard Creek, sixteen miles from
the County Seat, and ten mile from
Morgantown, Population 500. We
can boast of four dry goods stores
two groceries two churches, three no.
tells, etc, etc. Also a graded school
under the supervision of Prof. B. n.
Freeland and G. d. Morris.
Mr.. Jim Bradley of Masontown is
visiting friends in this place.
Mrs. j. p. Donley Of this place is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ed, Yates
of West Union w. Va.
Married, Saturday evening, Nov.
LIST, at the residence of the brides
parents by Rev. A. F. Hustled, Mr..
Lee Lemly and Miss Sallie Boydston.
We congratulate the happy couple
and wish them long life of happi'
ness.
We also had a wedding here Fri
day Oct. 3lst, from Morgantown, the
4 ~
contracting parties being Mr.. b. {
Wilson and Miss Mona Hayes.
Madam Rumor says we are to have
several more weddings in our mids
in the near future but will keep quiet
for fear we don't get an invitation.
We would be pleased to inform thu
Morgantown gentleman who has beer
so anxiously inquiring for certain
young lady, that she is now visiting
friends in this place and for furthe
particulars address "Gertie" Box II
Some of your boys were in thi
place last Sabbath, they disturbed
the slumbers of some of our goot
people in the still hours of the nigh
with the inquiry, "Did you see any
body pass here with wagon tongue
We boys are bound to go home to
night, we must be there by morning
and somebody hid our wagon-tongue.
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CHEAT MOUNTAIN CAvE.-For sew
eral years past it has been supposed
by many persons living in the vicin-
ity of the Beaver Hole on Cheat river
that extensive caverns exist in the
limetone cliffs in that vicinity. Late
ly, we believe, persons from Pitts
burgh, Pa, made limited explora
tions Of the caverns, and only two or
three weeks since, Neil j. Fortney
and w. r. Shaffer Of this place were
in them. Last Friday a party from
this town consisting of H. Clay Hyde,
Neil j. Fortney, Jas. W. White and
Ed. Kildow visited the caverns and
made extensive researches. There
are two openings in the hill some
distance apart, the lower one of which
the party first entered. They found
this one to be simply a rift in the
rocks extending under the mountain
about two and a half miles, the end
being reached after a two hours
tramp on foot and crawl upon the
hands and knees. Satisfying them
selves as to the nature of this cavern
they left it and entered the upper
one. This they found very exten-
sive. They explored seven rooms
one of them being at least IS feet
long, 40 feet wide, and 30 feet from
floor to ceiling. Openings were found
leading from these rooms, and it is
the opinion Of every one of the party
that this cavern is very extensive.
They did not have the time for a
thorough exploration, and there is
talk of getting up another exploring
party soon for the purpose Of making
a minute and careful survey Of every
part Of it.-Argus.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WEST VIR-
GINIA.-The U. S. Geological Survey
has typographical party, with W.
T. Griswold in charge, surveying and
mapping the country in this vicinity.
This is preparatory to an examina-
ton by the Biologists of that survey,
who require good map to be made
in advance of their work. The en-
tire Appalachian region is to be thus
surveyed and examined, and there
are now seven typographical parties
employed in this section, the most
southern being in Alabama and
Georgia. 1t is expected that the
biologists will take the field next
season. The party of Mr.. Griswold
will disband at Romney in few
weeks.-1ucker County Pioneer.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-15

The piles of Boots and Shoes at
Chadwick's from common to finest
grade are going off rapidly and you
can depend on getting something good
and reliable at reasonable prices.
CANTON Flannels, Muslins, Red
Flannels, Plain and Trilled, Fine and
Common White Wool Flannels, in
full stock aud bottom prices at Chad
wick's.
The greatest bargains Of all 10
at Chadwick's, in all wool cash
meres, assorted colors, fine and
heavy, beautiful shades only Scots.
q yard.
THOSE excellent Flannels at Chad
wick's, all wool and good weight sur
prise everybody, at % cents per yard.
THE New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Regisfer e2.75 = year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, tcc
MoNoNaALIA COUNTY. 40

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, tcc
MoNoNaALIA COUNTY. 30
AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of said county on Mon
day October 6, 1884,
Mary L. Everley's heirs
VS.. In chanCory.
Jno L. Hoard's heirs ct al.
The object Of this suit is to subject the
real estate of John l.. Hoard, deceased,
to the payment of his debts, for the sets
Element of his estate and distribution
among his heirs and for general relief.
And it appearing by affidavit that
James Hoard, one of the said defend
ants is not resident of this State, 1t Is
ordered that he do appear here within
one month OTTER the first publication of
this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interests.
A Copy Teste:
M. M. DENT,
A. G. DAVIS, Clerk.
Pitts Attorney.