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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04
Assembled to Witness the Inauguration
Centennial Festivities and Parade.

NEW YORK, April. 2s-The weather was
clear and bright most OF the day, and
gives promise Of being pleasant for to-
morrow. The number Of people on the
streets this afternoon was remarkably
large, Broadway, especially in the lowest
part OF the city, was thronged with prom
enaders. From present indications the
crowd during the centennial will be the
largest ever seen. The people were ap-
parently bent on seeing the decorations
Of the public buildings in the lower part
of the city, doubtless realizing that
II would be impossible for them to do so
IN days Of the parades. Every incoming
train is crowded
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04

Treasury, and the citizens They marched
from Cherry street through Pearl and
Broad streets 10 Wall street
Within two hundred yards Of Federal
Hall where the ceremonies were to take
place, Washington and his suite alighted and
on foot passed through the troops drawn up
on either side into the Senate chamber
where the Nice-President, the Senate and
House Of Representatives were assembled
Vice President John Adams who had quiet
ly taken the oath Of office two days before.
advanced and conducted Washington to a
chair OF state at the upper end of the hall
A solemn silence prevailed when the Vice
President arose and informed him that all
things were prepared tor him to take the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04
Tho First Public TheateP.

The first theater, that Of Bacchus at
Athens, was built by Philos 49O B. c. Mar
cellus' Theater at Rome was begun by
Caesar and dedicated by Augustus, IL B. C.
Prior to that time dramatic readings and
recitatlons were enjoyed only by the
wealthy,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04
Jeffersonian SIMPLICITY,

"Papa, what is Jeffersonian simplicityr'
THAT, my son. is baby food for weak
politicians whose stomachs are soured Oh
the present"
How do they use it, papar'
They use It as Poultices for veal
nin9s.n
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04
Serious Accident to Horse and Jockey.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 29.-While the
Derby candidates, Vanguard and Escort.
were being exercised at the Jockey Club
grounds yesterday morning,the latter fell,
breaking his left foreleg. Escort was a
bay gelding, owned by Peter Speth.
Eighteen hundred dollars was offered for
him few days ago. His rider, Lampks
a colored boy. was thrown to the ground
and received cOncussiOn OF the brain.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04
| -
Martial Law in IIaytI

WASHINGTON, April 3S.-The Secretary
OF State is informed that by decree Of
the 10th inst. the arrondis5em ,nt os Port
au-Priuce, Hayti, was placed under mar
tial law, and that the journals LEclair
and lie Peuple have been suppressed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-05-04
OUR REPUBLIC
The Centennial Celebration of Its
Birth.
inauguration OF George Washington as
First tPresident-Iiis Triumphant March
from Mount Vernon-Brief 81
ographicaI sketch.

\ New York City April
80, Il SO, George
Washington was in
augurated first Presi-
de at of the United
States. As long rs
the Nation exists,
says the c htcag o
Times. this day Will
henceforth be second
only to the Fourth of
July. Washingto n,
after o week S Jour
ney from hIs home at
Mount Nernon-a dis
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-01
FOUR SPECIALTIES FOR MONDAY

100 Best Combination Robes worth $40; now $40.
100 Heavy White Blankets worth So; now ST Is.
100 pieces French Fannels worth 50c.; now 35c-
100 dozen Misses Black Hose, half price, Csc pair.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
NGerfet Spak uno gruf.
Cine Grafgeihidte.

gu elmer bisisr Gage tn t. p~oIsossnsn
6o9ssit war aud elm iuneer Serr aus
Spspsr seIabeu, Der ieinsm S9nsibsr aufs
aetrasen bate, ibm bod ia gum Srib3use
ben felt adt Gasen in Der Arbsit bsfiubIis
den Srad ab,uIisfern. Der Bstleibunsss
t%initIer perpfdnbste iein Wort, baB sr Dor
6 l15r bas unentbebrIide Seitseuano abIiss
fern psrbs. bod Der Wsnid ben.t unb
Der S9oppen lentt. Der Wsiitsr mar
absnbs stpos vbeIsbt", ba9te aber bod
on ben Sraf uno meinte Su ieiner @bes
bdlfte: Sra, id itebe um 8 llbr auf, in
3pei StunoeE 1T Der Srat fsrtis." Infer
Weiitsr aber ps,fisI in ben S1laf bss @e:
re6ten, unb alS er oufpadte, mar es baIb
6 rbr. Wsldsr S6rsdsn! absr Der
putsrs Sdneibsr puBte f5 gu bsIfsu.
@r befabI sinem @sisusn, ben unuouenbe.
ten Srut einSupudsn, itedte iein 5anbs
psrts;sus Elm, beities barn NIT ieinsm
Runbsn ben gabnSus uno poIenbsts auf
Der 3psiininbissu Gabrt i'm Giisnbabnpa:
gen hen Srat Bis auf ben lesteu Std.
aIs bic Citation 2anbau paifrt mar, bate
Der Weiiter uur nod bic Sn6pfe arSundben.
Sn t. ansstommen. ftirste ber finite
S1neiter 3u einsm Rolsssn, UNI bas 6sits
sepanb gu biseIu, unb cine babe Stunbe
ipdtsr iuB, Iuut yBf. 3d., Der Srad wie
~ausssoGen auf benz 9sibe bes Runben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Siameiiihe TiihfGmpfe.

Der vRampffi5" III ein tIetuer SiBs
paisrfi4, ber i'm SibDfsn pon NFen,
numentli1 In Siam p%ortommt. gr 1T i'm
b69itsn @rabs itreitii1tig, uno bic Siame.
fen usbmsn i'm su &fipislen, ME bic
Walapen ben &fbabn. gu einsm
iol1en Sample werben 3psi Slide IN 3usi
nebsneiuanber ftebenbe @lasidifsln ses
isst: fe usrbeu iofOrt aufserest uno iu9sn
auf chamber log su ~ftir,eu. Sobalb fe
pitbenb senus iino, brtugt man iie GUAM:
men uno bsobadtet u ben &f, bsisn
Reiultat nit bsrielbeu Spanuung wte oas
zines Breisrennens bsoba5tet pirb. Gin
RsiisidriftitsIer i9iIoert bas NsuBsrs bss
Slides foIsenbsrmaBen: Wsnn Der Slid
in Rubs TT unb feline SIoFsn am R0rper
aultsssn, 70 bisten bic ftumpfsn Sarbsn
teinen irgenbwie beruorra9enoen 4rblit bar.
SObaIo CT isoo1 sinen sueiten srblift ober
fem sisenss Bib in siuem SpisseI, 70 ri6s
ten iid bic SloIen auf unb Der sanSe 8Srs
per sldnst in mstaaii9sn Sarbsn BON bIen:
bsnber Sd6nbeit, wdbrsnb bic bsrporits:
bsnbs &,smenbaut ute eine i1parse Rrauie
I'M ben gals berumifsbt. Sn bieism gu:
itanb Der gmpOruns itOBt Der tIsine Strsis
ter pieoerboIt auf iein pirtIi9ss ober eins
sebilbstss @bsnbilb los; iobaIb berislbe
auBer Si9t 1T, wirb er rubis. Die Siams:
fen finb gang bstbOrt pon bieien Slid:
tdmpfen, oft bdnst ibre Sreibeit unb bic
ibrer Samilisn pom bsrsn aussans ab.
Die grIaubniB, ioI9e 8dmpfe abbaIten gu
biirfen, wirb usrpudtet, unb trdst Der Rrone
cine bstra5tlt5e Summe elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Gin unge6etener 0aft.

9Iuf iduurrise grt 1T elm DOR ben Gbo>
rem Der vuunberidOnen Stubt" StruBburs
pobnsubes @bepuar tiirslid i9n6oe um ietn
Wittassfsn sstommen. S:rsits itanb bas
bampfenoe Sauertraut, aus benz Elm paar
S9peinsrippd.n appstitIi9 berausi9au'
ten, auf benz Glide, aIs bic Sausfrau nod
raid gu benz in Der Rdbe ~pobuenben Bidder
lief, INN etn Brob gu bolen. Der 9aus,
berr bsnuste bic Yauie gu einem 9anse in
iein tIsinss @drt6en, UNI bic nod winters
LID einsspiteItsn R~oisnit6de gu betrattsn.
Oa tam elm iceenannter armer Rsiisnber,
fab bas rEif6Iein bed bid ftebsn uno
pitelte, ba er nirsenbs elm menldli9ss
8sisn erblidte, bic game rseiesnste Wabls
astt" NIT raidsm @riif IN cine auf benz
Glide Iisseube 3sttuns. Damn ;os sr,
pis cine ni9ts Yoiss abuenbs Ra1barin
bemertte, eiIisen S4rittes meter uno bat
permutbli1 bruuBen ober In bes Walbes
vbiitern @rinbsn" ft9 bas biutse Wabl
rs4t i9medsn laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
y u uteS MIlerIet.
9ies uno Sas.

Sltp uuu SuS.
- Geine, taIts 9uft 1T bic ssiinbsis
atbemipeiie.-
= Die @iEiamtsit 1T suusiIsn bic Bette
9sisufduft.
- &rantbsitsuria9en muB man permeis
ben unb nidt aufiuden.
- IususroBe Gbdtisteit bes @eiitss 1T
BITE Sueae pieIer uno 3erit6renbsr 8rant'
beiten.-
- Rrdftise Soft uertrist fi9 ni9t NIT
elmer fisenben Gebensueiie. IusarbeitunS
Der Wusteln seb0rt ba3u.
- Gum guriren ssb6rsn INNER susi:
Ssblt benz anorbnenbeu Nr3te Der g } r:
9enbe" Patisnt, 10 pirb aus Der Sur
ni9ts.
- Man permei6e bic @rtreme. gISsz
Ii5er Ws5ieI pon Site aur &dlte, pon
Rube gu GROCER WustsIanit tensuns &C. &C
i4ldgen oft pl0sli5 gum Seroerben bss
1nterusbmsnben um.-
- I'm i'm aIter ssiunb su ieiu, muS man
frib3eitis RuBreseIn treffen. Wan per-
ssuoe feline Settles unb 80rpsrtrdfte ni9t,
man entwitsle bieislben uno fei ipariam
NIT Der aussabe.
- Oas bette 9esenmittel sssen bic ibIe
Solsen iibermdBiser 3nitreuns, 1T bic
vRuuf uasin gu iein". Sour wer es per:
ltebt ft4 in Der giniamteit wobl unb be-
basli4 gu fiblen, psiB gu Isbsn.
- Gin 9sIsbrtsr, Der ben san1sn Sag
Rtt, lief, bentt unb i9rsibt, itrenst ieineu
R6rpsr unsnbli9 mebr on ais Elm Bauer,
Der ben san3sn Gag pfist. Dies tIiust
omar nnbesrsifi4, aber es 1T uabr.
- Wsnn elm ~ssiunber Reni9 tets Isidt
uerbaulide Speiien senieBen piirbe, 10 muir
ben bic Ssrbauunssorsan aus WauseI on
1sbuns ME our &raft tor,msn. Stc ems
fade 9ausmannstOf 1T bic bette unb idist
Dor 8ermeihItdunq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Sieieniacn Scrren, bic aus Der YoIiti

Sieieniaen Scrren, bic aus Der YOIitit
elm @si9aft MAIDEN unb bic sIaubsn, baB
CUR @rIansuns zines amtss tsins anbsre
Befdbisuns nOtbwenbis iei, molten mir auf
einen Yoiten in @aibinstcn aufmertiam
MAIDEN, Der unbeistt 1T. OaS Bureau,
wsI9ss ben rNautii9en Mmana9" bsraus
sisbt, iudt siuen Watbematitsr. 9srisIbs
muB bic 2osaritbmen %tennsn. In Der Eri.
%sonomstris unb aualptii4sn 9sometris gut
bsi&lasen ieiu, bic OiffsrsutiaIs uub Sntsss
raIs&e9nuns unb Iitronomis am S9nlr'
den baben. Cont brau9t Der Bewsrbsr
ni4t pisI su benten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
obme @ere6ttauna perbSbnt.

SeNoHssuIOs @sui8su limb Isi6t seusist, id iber bic
EsrpOitdt auOsrer luitis Su MAIDEN. limb bod liz Sis5 cine
real. uuo isbr smpiHblide Seimiu6uns. Oesu ~qudlenoe
@irtuIssu burb ben SObu uur nm 10 idusrSbufter Wsrs
ben. Ssw5bulia lit Der ViGsen iIr ~Oieislbsu perautWorts
lid; isiHs Sapdds uuO uHSuIdusIidtsit iuBsru ib rid
wirtsuS auf has gsbirH, OaS Sauptquarttsr uuirss &srs
u~sHipitsms. 8ir sIaubeH nibt, SaB irseHo SemauO int
StauNe isu wirO, elm 10 usrutHtirtsubss uuS ~bsrubtssns
Oss gIirir ~ausFuNts ~ MAIDEN, ME ss SOit,ttsrs DsGssns
bittus 1T. 0ura discriminating eiusr t~raitissu SGs
Oauuus Ii.isrt as ben Sdlaia CUR @isSrsspiHHuHs ususr
SrSits unO Sur Strubisuns Der %srUsu. SOpiWsb, alp
oratsu uuO uHrubisu eaIai. auOrmaIs GmPiusIidtsit
bel unpsbOHtsm ~gsrduih-aas Oisis unIsibIiasu Spmps
tome wsrb,u abssiapddt uuO uuibpiuOsR iaIisBIid, in
benz 9raS. ME Der Srsauismus aus Sitism srObsn Stimus
~lanSmittsI n,us @iSaitanbstrait faSpit. DpspspTs, Gal:
-I,ub,iaWsrSm. absumatismus. guitOpiuus uuS Risr,u'
IsiSsn RtrssH sur5 has Sittrs ssbSbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
SIM Yalaite Der susIii5sn RSnisin mar

Sm Ealaite Der ensIii9en R6nisin mar
bsim Sbss ssrube bas @siprdd auf StuIisn
sstommsn unb Defenders auf ben 81. Batter.
Die &aiierin Srieorid ersd6lts babel, ais
ibr 9emabl, Triebri3 III. sum sritsn
WaIs Bel SEQ XIII. cine 4utiens sebabt,
babe er ibr mitsetbsiIt: sd besrsife nidt
baB mar ssssn bieisn 70 beiIisen, 10 weiieu
unb 10 9itisen 9rsis Rries fibren tam"
Ssit oisier 3eit empiinbe file Elm srenssulos
les 9sfibI Der S~ersbrnns, 70 oft ie ben
Ramen SEQ XIII. ausipre5sn bore. Oas
rauf antuortete bic ROntsin pom gnsIanb:
y0tsbe Go9ter, i'd tbeile uoutommsn Oets
ne 9efiibIe fur ben bl. Sater!"- Oisiss
@siprd9 mar auIaB su benz @sridte, bic
ROnisiu pom England unb bic Raiierin
6risotid bdttsn bic abt3t, CUR tatbOIiiden
Eirde iiber;utreteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Gin Bauer aus Der Gdbe R6Ins bate

Gin Bauer aus ber Ndbe 80Ins bate
einsm R0Insr Bidder LANCE Seit bic nOtbise
Sadbuttsr beiorst, INNER a9tpfinOige
,RIitten". Oils Der Bidder aber bic But
ter aa9pos, faub sr, baB bic Stits UNI elm
Yfunb gu lei5t paren. gr IisB fe bssbuIb
itsben, bis Der 2anbmann pieber gu ibm
fam. Dieier iiberSeuste it6 aIsbann wiais,
baB bic Butter nur fisben Yfunb pos unb
ertIdrte einid9: vOas iiimmt aber, oaran
bin i'd nidt i9uIo; gu Sauie babe i'd tein
@epi6t, i'd Iese auf bic cine WasidaIe bic
Butter unb auf bic anbere bas a9t:piins
bise grOt, bas Id pun SUD INNER nit
nshme!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Gataler Srpf.

IS 1T iaulmsri9ab', baB man msinsn
Wann nidt gum Stabtratb sewdbIt bat.
Die babe StaOt bdtt' e Sreuo' b'riiber
s'babtl" SEA, tr6itsu sic fi9, Srau Na9s
barin, ba frsut f9 bait iest bic anosre
6dlfte"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

Stem Yurf, q. g., 6. Rut. 1887. -
ct. Satobs Del but mir i6ou ausse3si9:
nsts Dienite seleiitet unb tanu i'd es ni1t
senus empfebIen. gs uirtt i9neu unb
bauernb BET allen S9mersen. - Eony
8Qifor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Sic 9auSleute baben ibre lbeIonbere,

Sic 9anSleute baben ibre %Ibeionbsrsu
@ebantsn uon Der &unf. 60 itslte i'm
porisen CONNER elm Waler In Der Inns
sesenb bon Dsnau auf freiem SsIbs feline
Staffslst auf unb i~tt3;irte bic bliibenbe @te-
ie unb einen i4Iifumtrdntten. nit 8a1er'
roisn bebsften 8eiber. Sepunbernb iab
linn Idnsere 3sit elm Bauersmann gu.
gnbli1 absr trat er on ben Naler bsran
unb msinte wObIpouenb: rNbsr nd, mas
Se ii9 for WIbe nit bss LANCE @ras unb
bss llntraut auf benz Wahsr MAIDEN.
@arte Ss bod NIT benz Ralsn, bis mir oas
@ras semdbt babe uub form paar 9roi9en
pdrbe mir Sbn'n aud bas S4ilf i9neibs
unb bas @afer tIar made. Damn sebt
jas Wale pisl lei5ter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
qua Wp. 2, tdgi6.
Sefli5 9ebeno
3us Wp. 4, tasli6.

Iarloritubls uno 9uiiet @ars auf Sa9jii9sn.
Talait:garS uuo ,Wtam Souooir Sars" aui
NadtSii9en.
Die einsi9e 2tuie. peI6e rWonu Fouooir
GarS" ;nii5en 9bica9o, Dubuque, SeS Woiues,
ct. SOiepb, Yto., 81. Ranl uno YfinneapoltS
bat.
S6laipIGee uro Enrlors Stiible lperoen aui
anmeloun9 in &Itctz Office r~eierpirt.
). $. Wbatmore, @ensrals glSent, Dubuque.
). u. Saulcp, SetriebSleiter, ct. PauI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

Sas b~interlaiicne Ssrm6ssn Sss gbiIas
bsIpbiasr 8obItbdtsrs s. .. @iuiamion
beIduit ii5 auf sebn Nhaionen Dollars ;
unb bod mar Der eintise 9urusartitsI, ben
Der Ssritorbsns beiaB cine solosne llbr, unb
bieie bate er SeI6sutt bstommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Heht Nnaenehm.

sic: Sag nal, Sbsobor, bait gu
benn Nidts in Der 3otterie ssponnen2 2"
- @r: v2isb' &inb9sn, i'd ipisIe gar ni9t,
On weift ia, uer Slid in Der 2iebe bat,
bat llnslid i'm Spiel; i'd wirbe aIio bod
uidt %sepinnen, neil i'd bas Slid babe,
bsins 2isbe gu befitsu." - sic: Nd,
has 1T ia BLOB giubiIbuus.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
MuS Der Shule.

2sbrer: Sag mir bod, Rarlden, mie
bisB nur sleid iensr Propbst i'm alien Ees
itament, psI9er einit bic braue Wittpe be-
iudte, bsrsn SeItriisIein barauibin ME
msbr lser purbs9" - 6arI4sn: 30, has
lit lei9t, - Seblias!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
0emobnbeit.

Stubsnt: vSdOnes &tnb, Der Bruu.
men ssbt pobI re6t idwer2 9aiien sic mid
elm wsnts beIfen!"- Rdo9en: ra9 ia,
9srr STUDENT, beIfsn sic mir, sic itno
bas Yumpen ia ssp6bnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

Sn meinem 5auie baIte i'd Or. ausuii
SOnis's hamburger Eropfsn itsts uOrrdtbis
unb isosr, Der bieielbsn eiumal sebraudt
bat m69ts ni9t mebr obne bieieS aussss
ssi9nste 9ausmitteI isin. - SoIsntin ape,
Bantam, 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

9as Eeniions'S epartement Der &ssie'
runs lit zines Der toiipisIisitsu, bas nj,
bsiissn. Die drstIi5e llntsriuduns her
@siu9ffeler toitst ausin iiber cine WiQion
Dollars isbss Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Ysriammlrnsen osr9uremburaer gersine.
2uremburser itnterffaBansS'Terein
tn Chicago (9forofeite).

Suremburser 1tnterHabunsS'gere
In Chicago (9t%orofeite).
~[@ssrinbet am 6. Sebrlar 1901
SeriammIun9e
am eriten Sonntas i'm aprtl, b. q. neil Sftern
auf ben Gag fd0t, am 8. april
gm eriten Sonnta9 i'm gull.
9lm eriten Sounta9 I'M October, geantenrpabl.
am eriteu Sonnta9 i'm Sanuar, @tniesun9 Der
nelten 8eanlten.
q. 8etter, Yrdibent.
Sp. Yrpif, Setretdr.
-Ser-
2uremburser ttntertfiBntas,0ere
uort Dem gort uro Srooilpu.
perIammelt Ii6 ben pierteu Sonntd9 els
mes iebeu Wonuts, 4 llbr Ha9mtttags, in
Satub aluess Subertus Sdssr Saae,
Oil Wontroie Iuerue,
;pii9en Sun1bolbt Ctr. II. Suibpit auenle,
SroofIpn, E. D.
RS. sdmttt, graROsut.
Sobn 3. Blum, Sstrstdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

Dubuque 9uretnbtraer Verein.
(gesriiuOet 1882
8erfammlun9sIocal Seebs Sale.
!Seit Der reselmGBi9eu geriammlunsen BAH
a6t lbr abenbs ant eriten SonnertaS in
iebsm ;weiten Wonat.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-10-05
Dug Hill Dots.

DUO HILL. Sept. s0.-Mrs. Samuel
Henry and little daughter Grace, and
Miss Matte Henry viii leave tomorrow
to visit relatives at Boothsville, Marion
county.
Philip Harner and sister Miss Ella are
visiting friends in Maryland.
Misses Mary and Nora Fleming spent
last week with relatives in the Dorsey
neighborhood.
j. r. Fleming recently purchased one
OF those Superior drills Of Henry Baker,
of your town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jenkins, of Fair
chance, Pa, were visiting at w. o.
Murphy's not long since.
S. Fl. Protzman and family spent Sun
day at w. l. Protzman's on Chestnut
Ridge
George Ford and sister of your town,
were calling ON friends in this neighbor-
hood Saturday and Sunday. Come
again.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-10-05
CLINTON DISTRICT INSTITUTE
Program Of the Session to be Held on
Saturday Oct. 20, at p. NJ.

Aim and object of the Institute, by
Virgil Vandervort.
How to Organize Sehool-temporary
and permanent-Proper Classification
John T Chips and GIG. Howell 80 min
utes. Discussion 10 minutes.
Writing-How and When to begin to
teach Writing-How to use the slate,
blackboard, and chart in teaching
writing-Fannie Jacobs and Perry c.
McBee 80 minutes. Discussion 10 min
utes.
Manual Training in our Common
schools-A. L. Demoss 20 minutes. Dis
cussion 10 minutes.
Language Lessons-Objects to be OBJ
tained-When to begin and how to teach,
L. G. Williams and M. L. Brown 80
minutes. Discussion 10 minutes.
School Management and Laws OF
Teaching-M.H Steel 80 minutes. Dis
cussion 10 minutes.
Primary Reading-The Phonic, Alph-
abetic, Word and Sentence Methods
Which? Can supplementary reading be
successfully taught? Reading before
Spelling-Madie l.. Vandervort and Ella
Cox 80 minutes. Discussion 10 minutes.
Physiology and Hygiene-Objects OF
this study and methods of teaching
Milton Brown and w. L. Lanham 80
minutes. Discussion 10 minutes.
Night Session, Queries and Literary
performance.
VIRGIL VANDERvoRT, Prest.
MILTON BROWN, Sec'ty.
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WASHINGTON, October 1.-The re-
port that General Gof is to be APP
pointed Attorney General to succeed
Miller, who is to be promoted to the
Supreme Bench, is revived here.
General Gofi in an interview with
the Register correspondent several
weeks ago, declared that he would
not accept any federal appointment.
He took the ground that he had been
honestly elected Governor of West
Virginia, and that he would have
that office or nothing. Besides, he
said he would be recreant to the
people of West Virginia who had
supported him to accept an appoint
ment and abandon the contest. Dur
ing his recent visit here, only few
days ago, Gen. Golf repeated these
sentiments and was more emphatic
if possible. He said that his only
ambition was to get his seat as Gov
ernor Of West Virginia and that he
would not be diverted from that.
1t seems that Miller, Harrison's
old partner and pet, is to be put on
the Supreme Bench and an Indiana
Republican will succeed him in the
Cabinet. Miller is about the small
est man intellectually yet thought
of for the Supreme Court, and his
advancement causes ugly comments.
In connection with the story of COTS
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Stewartstown.

STEwARTsTowN, Sept. 30.-Rev. Bettes
who will be remembered as holding a
camp meeting at Point Marion last sum
mer, preached at that place yesterday.
He was accompanied by his family.
Mr.. J. g. stellar, young attorney of
Grafton, has been visiting T.. w. Stellar
and family for several days past.
]. p. Ross will commence the erection
of new house soon. ]. G. Francis will
do the work.
John Shaffer, of .Uniontown, sojourn-
ed under the parental roof yesterday.
Miss Eva Litman, a pleasant young
lady of Pt. Marion, was stopping with
friends here Sunday.
Aaron Henry and wife, of near Laurel
Point, were in this vicinity last week,
the guests Of relatives.
The Board OF Education of this Dis
trict convened at Sunnyside school house
Saturday. Business OF special impor-
lance called them together.
A Mr.. Smith, of the firm of Wanamak-
er 4 Co., Philadelphia, stopped with D..
W. Darling over Sunday.
Rev. Darby's appointment at the Bap-
fist church yesterday was filled by Mr..
Woodson ministerial student of the
University He is a talented, ambitious
young man and no doubt will be an 'ex-
cellent preacher.
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If, within the next fifteen days we,
have a line of steamers running to
our wharf, it will make this one Of
the most Independent towns in the
State.
1t will open new business era in
the history of Morgantown. 1t will
give us access to the Pittsburg mar
ket, and make us near neighbors to
the whole population lying between
that city and this point. 1t will give
US a cheaper route from the eastern
markets than we have by rail- 1t
will make us so independent of the
the railroads that we can make our
own terms. We can get almost any
thing that is offered in the markets
of the country from the city of Pitts
burg, if we so desire, without mile
of transportation by rail. We can,
at least, have the benefit of the COM
petition between rail and water,
which will save us large sums in the
way of freight every year.
Our Pennsylvania neighbors will
likewise be induced to come into this
market. land see what they can make of
it. If we have any resources that
are not being utilized they will be
glad to have the chance of putting
them in the market. They will come
with their manufactures and t. cir
capital. The communion between
the two States will be more perfect
and more general, and we think it
will be our advantage in stimulating
enterprise and business.
We will welcome the opening of
navigation as one of the most valua-
BILE acquisitions that has yet come to
our town. On all sides our boom
seems to be on. The oil boom is
growing to proportions that threaten
to absorb everything else, and now
our town, with facilities for railroad
and water transportation, and with'all
its natural attractions, and acquired
comforts and conveniences, is sure to
come to the front and probably rival
western town in the suddenness
with which it will develop population
and wealth.
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Eastop Items.

EAsToS, Sept. 30.-The farmers are
about all done sowing their wheat.
r. +. Weaver has bought fine grain
drill.
Eliza Robinson and wife, OF Stewards
town, were visiting at John Cobun's
Sunday.
Mrs. Nathan Yates, OF Clinton, Ohio,
is visiting at John Parfitt's. Mrs. John
Anderson was visiting at the same place
Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Dean has moved and is snug
ly settled in his new home at this place.
He preached his first sermon at Avery
yesterday.
Ell Parfitt and wife, OF this place, were
visiting at George Parfitt's at Green's
boro Saturday and Sunday.
School win begin at Avery in three
weeks from to-day.
There is lady here going through the
neighhorhood giving painting lessons,
Several OF the girls are taking lessons.