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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Ny entire stock of dOlmans and
cl0aks must he sold at fifty cents on
the dollar at Nathan's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Hot steam baths at Deckcrt's barber
shop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

The Odd Fellows meeting last night
was well attended.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
LOCAL ITEMS.
.irriraI OF Trains.

No. !, West Bound, Due at Miles CITY l2.Zi A. IA
No. 2, East Bound, Due at Miles City 2;22 = m
The mail Is closed at s o'clock, ?. M.
Psstofice omen 10 till II O'Clock, a. M, Sundays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Winter drinks in every style at
George and Guys side board
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

samples of Montana pumpkins and
carrots TO England this week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Ranchmen will find full line of
goods such as they require a: Sher-
burns.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Call and examine the finest line OF
carpets and oil cloths at Sherburn's
carpet rooms over his double store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Ladies are especially invited to ex-
anime the full line Of dry goods now
on exhibition at Sherburn's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

lfyou wish the best s, 10 and IL
year old WHISTLES call on Professor
Bach at his new brick building where
he keeps the best goods i'm the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20
weather Bulletin,

First class printing at this office. "
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

1t was 200 below zero at 10 o'clock
last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

Shower baths at Deckert's barber
shop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

10 TO Sherburn's if you wish to get
guodg GODS ut bed rock prices.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20
NnIIrc.

Have your job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20
LOCAL NOTICES.

Hugh Hearers C0HI,
Leave orders at Savage's old stand.
Best coal in the market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-01-20

California clothing and furnishing
goods Il speciality at Sherburn's.
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WadestOwn.

WADEsTowN, Aug. Farmers are
busy harvesting their grass.
On Sunday, the 26th ult. as Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Lining and
their son Jacob, with his family
were going to church, they came near
having a serious accident. When a
short distance from home, while 90
ing up the little hill near the pike
their horses became unruly and let
the wagon run backward a little dis
lance when it upset and turned over
on the women and children, the
men having jumped out. Mrs. BENZ.
Lining was pretty badly hurt by her
head and shoulder striking a stone.
She is at present somewhat better.
One of the children had its clothes
nearly torn from it and was consid-
erably hurt. The other child and
Mrs. Jacob Lining escaped unhurt,
but all were badly frightened.
Rev. G. J. Trippett, OF Manning
ton, preached the funeral sermon Of
Joseph Whisper and his wife, at
this place on last Sunday at 10y A.
NJ, and also that of Gideon Goodnight
and his sister Minerva at % P. NJ.
Both services were well attended.
Died, Aug. 2, at his fathers resi-
dence in this place, Luther NJ Cross,
aged about 25 yrs, of typhoid fever
Deceased was married only last
Christmas His bereaved wife and
parents have the sympathy of the
community in their sad aflliction.
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friends. Luther is located ON Sixth
st. Pittsburgh, and has nice profit
able business. The NEW DOMINION
wishes him abundance OF continued
prosperity.
Rev. Mr.. Lewellen and family have
been visiting the Rev. Mr.. Chandler
of this place. Mrs. Lewellen is Mr.
Chambers daughter. The New Do
MINIoN acknowledges call from
them and Miss Mollie Chandler.
Miss Sadie Cope returned to her
home in Uniontown Tuesday, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. ii. TAFT,
in this place. Mrs. DIR. S. II. Find
ley and daughter, Of Streater, Hin
OILS, also sister, and Miss Nellie
Silcott still remain.
The county institute will he con.
Quoted this year by A. L. Purinton.
superintendent of the Parkersburg
city schools. Mr.. Purinton has been
in our county before as an institute
worker, and is an able energetic and
most thoroughly wide awake man in
school work.-Kiag'cood Argus.
DR.. r. f. Brock upset his dog cart
with his bay colt and Rev. Koehne
in it one day last week while making
a professional trip in the country.
The Rev. gentleman was slightly
scratched and bruised, and the har-
ness was somewhat demoralized.
The horse, which turned over along
with the cart and occupants, escaped
injury Waynesburg Messenger.
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State News.

The nineteenth annual fair of the
West Virginia Central Agricul-
tural and Mechanical society viii
be held on its grounds here Scptem-
Der -, 2S,24 and Establishing
Nrsoy.
The contract for the building of
the additional asylum for the in
sane, at Weston, is to be awarded
the 2Ist Of this month. The
building is to be Of brick, three
stories high, 600 feet long, and SO
feet wide; its capacity to be about
$50 patients. Err.
At Ravenswood. they have a
"short hand" sort of a law for
those who disturb the peace and
quietude of the citizens. When
such characters are put into jail
and have not money to pay their
fine or will not pay it, he is afford
ed the opportunity to work II out
by breaking stone on the street.
This suggests that a little extra
matchmaking in our town would
not be amiss.
Among the disastrous results of
the burning of the Wilsonburg de
pot building was the total destrue-
ton of the political library Of Col.
Ben Wilson, which he had collect
ed during his eight years in Con-
gress and since. For lack of room
in his office, Col. Wilson had
caused these books to be boxed
up and placed upstairs over the
store room in the depot, and they
shared the fate of the building. -
C2aykS6Hxg NesoS.
Mrs. James Maloney. living on
Mill Creek about six miles from
Romney, was bitten by rattle
snake on Tuesday under the follow
ing singular circumstances. She
was out gathering whortleberries
and observing a rattlesnake go into
a hollow log, took her apron,
stopped up the hole and carried
the log and its willy freight home
with her. On reaching home she
shared the snake, when she discov-
cred that there was second rat
tier in the log, and while she was
trying to capture it, the snake
glided out suddenly and fastened
its fangs in her left arm. Whiskey
was administered as an antidote
but at last accounts, Mrs. Maloney
was in a precarious condition.
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Ellington Items.

UFFINGToN, August Ellington
has full force of railroad hands.
Bennett u Talbot have commenced
the contract of ballast from Booth s
creek To the old poor house, and are
adding to their forces on the line,
and ere long the grading and bal
lasting will be done, and with the
Buffalo bridge completed and track
laying commenced we are expecting
the locomotive when the leaves be.
gin TO fade.
From present indications we will
have wedding to report soon At
least Jim says so.
B. Hall is digging a we'll As his
christian neighbors objected to him
using Gods free water because the
spring was located on them he was
forced to go down for it. John Hill
debrand is boss workman.
There was dance at Lee Kiger's
last week.
Brice Merrifield is making fire..
.quent visits to this place.
This town was somewhat startled
last week by two ladies stopping and
inquiring for something to drink -
something strong.
John Hildebrand has bought him
q new suit.
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Laurel Point Lac0nicS.

LAUREL PoINr, August l0.-Tht
late rains have revived the pasture
and helped the corn very much.
The health of our community is
good.
Capt Garrison finished saving at
Joseph Jones last week and has
moved his mill away.
Protzman's mill is doing good
work. zss
Mercer " Baker finished framing
Joseph Jones' large barn last week,
and raised it on Saturday. 1t will
be the largest barn in this county
when completed
Several of our farmers are having
artesian wells bored Hayes d Ba-
ker, Of Fairmont, are boring them.
We have a picture gallery here
now, but it will move next week.
4. M. Potter sold one of his fine
mares to John Clark for $3.50.
+. w. Brand sold one the same
day for 'Sl65.
Everett Potter and John Thomp.
son each spor, now buggies.
The thrcshing machines have been
at work here of late. Grain turns
out well.
Misses Eva and Jennie johnson,
of Boothsville, are visiting at Silas
Jennings.
Harvey Fisher will ship two car
loads of lambs this week by the
PENNSYLVANIA road
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Ff1fF afws
Flashes From FliekersyiIle.

FilcKEssvirLE, Aug. lu.-The late
rains have thoroughly soaked the
pasture fields. aud stock men are
happy.
Hays. Baker Il Co. have been
drilling well for $. g, Morgan this
week.
]. A. Thompson purchased a new
buggy of AL. Brand few days since.
John Harrington is engaged at
blasting the ledge of rocks near the
old mill site for the purpose Of widen
ing the public road at that place.
Iervey Snider and Bro. haze been
in this vicinity with their steam
thresher for few days past.
Clayton Bros. of Arnettsville,
passed through this place yesterday
with two fine huggies which they of
fered for sale.
Brown Wisman and Mrs. Bonni.
field each, sold fine horse to u Mr..
Clark Of Uniontown this week.
George Martin, of Worthington,
Marion county, was visiting at Jno.
H. Grays a few days since He sold
l.. G. Rich buggy while here.
Green Book caught fine fish a
few nights since. Weight SO lbs
People are making extensive prep.
arations to attend the Centennial.
And Grant will send in a rousing
delegation.
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EastOn Letter.

EAsToN, August 10.-Most of the
farmers are done harvesting in this
section of country.
Mrs. Hattie Harger who has been
visiting Eldridge Weaver, J. +. Wca
yer, RE. Weaver and others, expects
to leave for her home in Pittshure
tomorrow.
The people have been blest by sew.
eral good rains the past week.
Geo. c. Baker passed through here
to day on business.
Rev. II. Young preache ed at Avery
Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Job Swindler and family pass.
through here, returning to theil
home in town. They have been out
oh Cheat river for several days en-.
joying themselves, and visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mr.. Laishley Weaver, Lum and
Fes Basnett are guests of J. F.
Weaver.
Mrs. G. S. Howell, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her uncle, G. w. Laishley.
Charley Holeyfeld of Mt. Pleas
ant, Pa, has returned to his fathers.
There was large drove of sheep
and cattle passed through here yes
terday. From this we would sup
pose times are getting better, as they
did not regard the Sabbath.
Uncle Geo. Smith is sojourning a
while with his family.
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Little Falls Locals.

ONEAL, August l0.-Joseph II
Jones has new skilf ready LC
launch.
The grand bounce of postmastcrs
hasn't struck this city yet.
Mrs. Rebecca Carlow, of Rosedale
Pa, was visiting at her fathers, John
w. Corothers, last week.
Chas. Lawhead has a sub-contraci
Of ballasting under Bennett d Tai.
bolt.
Query: Who returned the gum
coat borrowed by the young man
late last Sunday nightS
School teachers arc making prep
arations to attend the county insti-
tute. Clinton has her usual quota.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the quarterly meeting, con
Quoted by Rev. Dix at Summers,
yesterday.
Jim Bennett and Denny Talbot
are off on visit to their families
in Pennsylvania this week.
1t is rumored that two brothers of
some money and influence are to en-
gage in a law suit. We are sorry
their differences could not be settled
amicably.
We propose to send our share to
Morgantown's centennial by rail.
and don't you forget it. Look out
for delegation of 100 at least.
More money will be left among
our country people from ballast con-
tracts than any others. Tt is work
that ali can make wages at who want
to work. Many are sorry that the
ballast harvest is soon to be OYER.
The ellington merchant again
talks Of going west. This time it is
with cousin who has been there
and knows the road. We trust he
will not get out Of sight of his guide
and get lost as did those boys who
went TO the Inauguration Of Cleve-
land.
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SEND Photograph of your house
to your city friends.
IT doesn't cost but a trifle TO have
your house photographed.
The best and cheapest goods in
town at d. CHADWICK u Co.'S.
CALL at Protzman's Art Emporium
and see the views recently made on
Cheat river.
d. CHADWICK Il Go. have the incest
line of White Goods ever brought to
this market.
ANY kind of school or a text
book for teachers or pupils, furnish
ed at the News Store.
JUST received: A fine assortment of
Prints and Ginghams at
d. CHADWICK II Co.'S.
This is the best time of the year
to have your residence photographed.
Protzman can do it to perfection.
If you want to get cooled OIL,
either with Lemonade or ice cold
Buttermilk, call at the News Store.
We will send the New DOMINION
and Wheeling Weekly Register one
year for $3.50 to parties who send
their orders soon accompanied by
the cash.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

AT a meeting OF the President and
Directors Of the Morgantown Bridge
Company, held at the office Of the Pres
ident, in Morgantowu, West Va, on
Friday, July 3lst, 1885, II was
Ordered, that general meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Morgantown
Bridge Company be called TO be held at
the office of the President In Morgan.
town, West Va, on Thursday, the
10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1886,
at | o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of ell
Getting n President and Directors, and
transacting such other business ~ may
properly be done.
The Secretary shall give one months
notice thereof In the newspapers pub
lished In the county.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
S. q. CHADWICK, Secretary.
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Notes About Town.

Ed. Protzman's pavement is
finished, and is quite an improve
ment.
The cornet band spent day on
Cheat last week. They dined at Mr.
c. S. Ley's.
"A new pavement will soon be
laid in front of the M. P. Church, on
Walnut street.
Richard Brand offers for sale in
another column mill property and
land near Cassville.
Rev. c. Crawford preached an
appropriate sermon last Sunday in
reference to General Grant
Let a new street be opened and
the depot located in town! We can
not afford to do anything else.
Prof Lyon offers his household
and kitchen furniture for sale; also
a good COW, on next Saturday.
MIR. A. H. TAFT has commenced
the construction of a barn on his
farm, known as the Isaac Cooper
land.
A party of twelve young men
from Monongahela city is in camp on
the river, a short distance above
town.
Prof. Whitehilps household eff
fects have arrived. He will occupy
Prof. Lyons handsome residence in
Sallietown.
The Hilarity club that has been
tenting at Camp Eden for several
weeks, broke camp and returned
home yesterday.
"A lady and gentleman came
here from Uniontown a few days ago
to buy carriage from the famous
works of Fairchild, Lawhead Il Co.
The late patent way of cleaning
a town is to pile all the filth out in
the middle Of the street. The pro-
priety of doing so may be seriously
questioned.
Some Of our people have adopt
ed the suggestion made by the NEW
DOMINION last week and have done
some moving, but much of the crop
is still standing.
Prof Reynolds and family are ex-
pected soon. They will occupy Mr..
Daniel Fordyce's house at Sunny
Side. This is one of the finest sub
urban residences about town.
The present Town Sergeant is a
terror to evil doors. Every one com
mends his pluck and determination.
And it seems that a good deal of
these characteristics are needed just
now.
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ii. YOUNG, Pastor.

A SWEET CAsE-A law suit be
fore Justice Tray, in Richie county
has engaged the services of two con
stables, three lawyers, three justices
twenty-one witnesses and over Q
hundred spectators, and did not sue
coed in making a trial. 1t involves
10 gallons of molasses valued at $40
and the cost so far amounts to $75.
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Marriages.

MISUNDERSTANDING the Cd inst.
Ed Weidman, the popular young
blacksmith, and Miss Susie +. Reay,
daughter of James Reay, of Durham
nah, HE'D themselves away to Penn
sylvania and were made one flesh by
the Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Fayette conn
ty. The many friends of the young
couple are profuse in their good
wishes.
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RAILROAD News AND NoTEs.-The
F. M. Il P. bridge across the Monon-
gahela was all in place on Thursday
last The riveting will be finished
and the bridge tested this week,
when the work of laying the track
will commence
We learn that the laying of the
track on the F. NJ. Il P. will proceed
at once, and that if the iron for the
other bridges is not ready, trestles
will be erected at the several bridge
sites and the road be put in running
order to Morgantown at the earliest
date possible.-West Virginian.
The Fairmont Inaer says the
West Va. & Pa. railroad company
has organized for another years
snooze. The stockholders held a
meeting on Friday last. That paper
also says: 1t was thought that pos
sibly something of an encouraging
nature concerning the projected road
might be developed at this meeting,
but those who INDUCED such hopes
were disappointed. The stockhold-
ers merely provided for keeping the
organization intact by re-electing the
old Board of Directors, who in turn
reelected the present officers of the
company. The organization seems
to be held together by a spirit of
Micawberism which bids it swat for
something to turn up" Nearly all
of the more active members of the
company, however, express them
selves as still confident of the ulti-
mate success of the enterprise; they
say they have no reason to question
or doubt the assurances received
from the Pennsylvania Central peo-
pie two years ago, and that whenever
this latter corporation shall accom-
plish certain other undertakings it
will be in shape to redeem the pledges
made to our local company, "and the
road will be built" II is positively
refreshing to meet President Lowndes,
whose faith in the project seems un-
shaken. The harassing tactics of
rival roadmakers disturb him never,
and continued and lethargizing de-
lay seems but to strengthen his Sc
rene confidence in the final success
of the undertaking. If the w. Va.
" Pa. r. r. shall ever be built we
shall regard it as memorial of his
patient perseverance and tenacious
ness.
A large crowd Of workmen passed
through town last week en- route for
the terminus of the B. q O., south of
Uniontown, where they will begin
the work of extending the road
Genius Of Libeytv.
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The PROPOSED New STREEr.-At
this time the committee of council
appointed to report upon the propo-
sition of opening a new street below
Front, and thus secure the location
of the depot in town, has not yet fin
ished its work. The location of the
elegant station is matter of vital
Importance to the business of the
town, and we believe it will be an
erremediable mistake to allow it to
go south Of the creek. Caution and
prudence is commendable on the
part of the council, but in this case
there is no doubt of the action that
should be taken. Morgantown can
not afford to let the opportunity go
by unimproved.
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The Teachers' Institute.

The County Institute for Monon.
gala County WILDE held at Morgan
town, beginning Monday, August
oath at 2 o'clock P. NJ. and ending
Saturday at noon the Goth.
Mr. Thos. E. Hodges will be con-
ductor.
The public generally are invited
to attend both the day and night SEES
sions.
The first teachers examination
will be held at Morgantown, August
31st, second at Wadestown, Septem-
Der 26th and the Third at Cassville
October oath.
Applicants for Four Years Cersifi-
Gates must attend either the first OF
second examination.
Very Respectfully,
VIRGIL VANDERvoRT Co. Supt.
Morgantown, Aug. l, 1856.
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HOWARD n. OGDEN,
AttOrney-0t-L0aC,
FAIRMONT, n. VA.

Will practice In the Courts of Monon-
gala and adjoining counties, In the
State Supreme Court, and the Federal
Courts. Collections and correspondence
inquiries and wants promptly attended
to. Farms, mills and coal lands bought
and sold. Real estate causes a speciality.
9tlsN0fiice at Ogden 4 Ayers Drug
Store, Main Street.
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SUMNER ExCURsIoNs.-To get the
most pleasure, to recuperate or to
store up knowledge are questions at
this time engrossing the attention of
people who wish to make each sea-
son yield them something in way OF
health, pleasure or knowledge or all
of these combined. The c. /. St. L.
Il c. Ry. (Kankakee Line) which is
also known as the "Big Four" has
placed on sale Summer Excursion
tickets to Denver, Pueblo, and Color
ado Springs in Colorado, Milwaukee,
Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Vel
low Stone Park and the many other
popular resorts in Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Dakota and Wyoming Ter
ritory. Call on or address the nearest
Ticket or Passenger Agent C. /. St.
L. Il c. Ry. for rates, routes, time
folders, illustrated guide books, etc.
w. Fl. Page, TRAY. Passr. Agent, N.
W. Cor. Fourth Il Vine Streets Gin
cinnati, o.; Grant X. Lowry, Tray.
Pass. Agent, Wilmore, KY; John
Egan, Genl. Pass. & Tiki. Agt., Gin
cinnati, O.
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BASKET MEETIsG.-There will be a
basket meeting held at Calvary lin
Cheat Neck J. on the fourth Sunday
of this month, the 23d, commencing
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. The Rev. s. Hitch
ems will be with us. All are invited
to attend.
TT Xor-xc paofar
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FOR SALE.

five acres of land, near Cassville, cheap
and on easy terms.
Or would exchange il Cor steam saw and
grist mill,
A good trade offered to live man.
RICHARD BRAND,
Cassyille w Va
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MoaGANTows SEMISARY.--The
next term begins Monday, Septem-
Der 7th, 1885. Tuition in Primary
Classes "a per quarter OF 10 weeks i;
tuition in regular classes from IS to
$S per quarter; music lessons, $40
per quarter; for beginners, rs; use
Of piano for practice. 81 so per quar-
ter. No reduction will be made for
absence from resitations or music
lessons except in case of sickness.
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IT HAS been suggested that an in
teresting subject TO be added to the
programme for the centennial OF
Morgantown, would be history OF
the Tenant family of Monongalia
county. This is good suggestion.
The Tenants are among the first
families of the county, and should
be brought to the front. They have
among them men of ample fortunes
as well as men of brains, and some
of them should see to it that well
written history of their family is
prepared and preserved, so that the
achievements and legends of this
noted family may pass into history.
Let the Tenants hold a meeting in
Clay district, where most of them
live, and select historian and fur
nish him with the wherewith to
make such history.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsyrns.-The fol

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The fol
lowing deeds were admitted to record
in the County Clerks Office for
the week ending Saturday, Aug. s.,
1885.
Thos. b. Fetty's estate to Sarah j.
Rice, Z acres, Grant district, by par
tition.
Thos. b. Fetty to Francis L. Fetty,
ID acres, Grant district, by parti-
ton.