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b. & O. HUSTLING.
Two Thousand Extra Men to be En-.
plOyed In the Shops.

A telegram from Baltimore states
that General Manager O'Dell, of the
B. & o. Railroad, issued an order d.
recting the employment Of addition
al workmen at the company's shops
located at Grafton, W. Va, Newark,
O., Glenwood, near Pittsburg, and
Mt. Clare and Bayley's in this city.
There will be 1000 more men EN-
pioyed He has also authorized the
construction of 1000 box cars with
capacity of 35 tons, and 500 Condo
la cars. Contracts have been renew
ed with the South Baltimore car
works providing for the repair OF
from 200 to 500 cars per month.
Add to this go new locomotives
ordered from the Baldwin locomo-
tive works in Philadelphia, and it
will be seen that the B. & O. pro
poses not only to improve its road
bed and terminals, but its rolling
stock as well. The company is well
supplied with money for that pur-
pose.
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University Notes.

Exercises at the college were sus-
pended on Wednesday out of respect
to Prof. Reynolds. whose son, Carson,
was buried on that day. The Psvthe-
non Literary society met and passed
resolutions of respect
1t is reported that Student Me
Cullough, of Wheeling, while return
ing to his home on Tuesday had a
leg broken in railroad accident
The military ball is going to be
go. 1t will be given some time in
December.
Cadet Noll, of Berkely, who was
called home by the serious illness OF
his mother, who has since died, has
returned to the college.
The financial plight Of some of the
Republican students of limited fore
sight who bet on the G. o. p, is pitia
BILE indeed.
The worry and anxiety Of the cam
paign has told heavily on Claude
Gore.
A political wreck-Charley Good
win.
President Turner is attending 4
meeting of the presidents Of thu
agricultural colleges Of the United
States at New Orleans.
The work Of placing heating ap
pliances in the new commencement,
hall has been finished, and the dc.
won't student may be seen vending
his way to. chapel service. The
gymnasium is also ready for use
Very few students went home tt
spend Thanksgiving.
Examinations are coming on at a
rapid gait, and the new student
will commence to build up his nerv
Gus system.
The janitor has been engaged II
a game of freeze-out since the colo
set in.
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DENNIS again breathes the fret
November air. He was liberated
from the kindly care of Jailor Jones
on Tuesday evening.
The new house on Wiley stree
built by Clarence and Clark Nc
Wicker has been moved into by then
and their sister, Miss Maud Nc
| Wicker.
MINE Host Conner, of the CONNER
cial Hotel, did himself proud by tn,
banquet served for the Hirschman
Kenney entertainment.
A FREIGHT train was thrown of
the track in South Morgantown OIL
Monday evening, caused by tn
rails spreading. A wrecking crew
was busy nearly all night gettin,
the cars back on the rails. No par
ticular damage done.
A VERY interesting discovery wa
made recently by some people il
this place. They discovered youn,
man who really wants to get marrie'
and is saving money for that pur
pose. Medical experts will examin
into his case early next month. Fl
is well known young clerk.
DON'T be incredulous when tn
worthy citizen breathes in your ca
thai he believes the Black bottle roa,
will be built some day. You ar,
prepared not to believe it, certainly
but it is more than possible that
will be built, Notwithstanding. Their
have been some good sign
lately, but as they were only sign
there is nothing more to publish i
connection with them.
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West Morgantown.

WEST More ANrowN, Nov. T.--Mr.
Swaney Keck, OF Jake's Run, is the
guest Of his brother Mr.. II. II. Keck. :
Miss Alice MILAN will visit friends in
upper Clinton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Sterrett, from
Smithtown were with friends on the
west side last week.
Miss Elizabeth Sidwell is staying with
Mrs, p. II. Keck for the winter.
Mr.. Wright, Of Granville, is digging a
we'll for Mr.. p. Ii. Keck at his new
house.
Mr.. Marion Tenant, of Ponetown,
was With friends here last week, the
guest Of his brother-in-law Mr.. Keck.
Mr.. Six, of the University, was with
friends here Thursday night He is o
very pleasant gentleman.
Mr.. Cation is here with his force OF
hands finishing up Mr.. Keck's new
house. The work is a credit to Mr..
Cation.
Mr.. Watts has his new barn about
finished and has moved part Of his
household goods into his new house.
We welcome him and his family to the
west side
| All we hear ON this side from the re-
publicans is eve are beaten; you made
clean sweep. ludt is MI Iikuts w
did.
Miss Cora Friend recently spent an
evening with Mrs. Keck.
| Winter is here and the roads will soon
be muddy. How about that new board
walk from the bridge to Keck's hill?
think VIC would better build it, for Mr..
Keck says the public cannot run through
his land, and he wanted this to be .
warning to ALL He requests this an
nouncement and especially to say that
all men and boys must keep out. So let
us build board walk. Who will be the
first to start it? 1t wont cost much If al
will help.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Chichester will be pleased to learn
that they are well pleased with their new
home at Dallas, Marshall county, and
that Mrs. Chichester is gaining her usual
health.
Three cheers for Cleveland, Stevea&0n
and Wilson.
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Masonic Grand Lodge Oflicers.

The Masonic Grand Lodge of West
Virginia was in session in Charles
ton last week. On Wednesday the
annual election of officers resulted as
follows: Most Worshipful George
Davis, G. M; Right Worshipful A
M. Evans, D. G. NJ; Right Worship
full George w. Field, S. G. W.; Right
-Worshipful John Collins, j. G. W.;
Right Worshipful G. W. Atkinson,
G. S.; Right Worshipful G. j. Trip
petit, G. Chaplain; Right Worshipful
B. w. Gibson, S. G. D.; Right Wor.
shipful S. F. Myers, j. G. d.; RICH,
Worshipful James McCahan, G. Lee.
turer; Right Worshipful William
Mearns, G. P; Right Worshipful T
W. Bliss, g. I. Mr.. Bliss has serv.
ed the Grand Lodge in the capacity
of Treasurer from it's organization
twenty eight years ago.
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Social.

The members of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor
were entertained in social session
by Miss Mary Ollie on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. j. /. Harvey gave 5 O'Clock
high tea to number of friends or
Tuesday evening, in honor Of hel
guest Mrs. G. L. Thompson, o.
Huntington.
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Day enter
tanned the latter's Sunday Schoo
class at dinner few evenings ago
1t was one of those charming occa
sions for which the parsonage is no
ted. The evening throughout was ,
delight to the guests, something ap
propriate for each minute having
been provided by the careful fore
thought of host and hostess. Th,
present occupants Of the M. E. par
sonage have made it very attrac
tive place in other directions thar
merely its social features. They arr
delightful pesple.
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Laurel Iron Works.

LAUREL IRON Works, Nov. 2l.--Rev.
G. w. Cook, will begin series OF meet
ing at Fletcher Chaple Dec. 3.
Calvary church is undergoing extern
sive repairs.
Mrs. Isaac Blaney is recovering from a
severe attack of Pneumonia.
Mrs. Mollie Costello and little daugh-
ter Helen of Uniontown are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Costello.
Mrs. Sarah Scott has gone to Morris
X Roads to make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Alph Conn.
Misses Hattie and Mana Donaldson
spent Monday with DR.. and Mrs. 9. R.
Richards, of Smithfield, Pa.
Clarence and Willie Lyons returned
home last week from Braddock, Pa
Beth Jenkins is having an addition
built to his house, which adds much to
its appearance.
Mrs. John Bowers and son George
epent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Goodwin near Smithfield, Pa
Our schools here have all been taker
up. Oak Grove taught by Miss Alice
Bailey, Wood Grove by Mr.. Carlow, ane
Jenewine by Miss Tidy Bailey. They
| are all doing good work
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vandle of Moore'
Works, Pa, spent Sunday with AIR. ant
Mrs, Jacob Adams.
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Teachers institute will be held at the
Avery school house, Union district, on
Saturday, Dec. g., beginning at ! p. m.
The program will he as follows:
Object of the institute, by J.. d. Rus
sell.
How to organize country school Z.
II. Brown.
Should Algebra be taught in our COM
mon schools, by VIM. Simpson. followed
by general discussion.
Should corporal punishment be abol-
ished, G. E. Yangilder.
Should there be compulsory school
law in West Virginia by G. q. Howell,
followed by general discussion.
Do we as people appreciate the adj
vantages of an education, @. w. Laish-
ly and W. A. Lyons.
NIGHT SESSION.
Duty OF parents to the school to make
il a success, by Revs. Cox and Dean.
There will also be recitation and de-
CARNATIONS by Avery, Easton and the
Vandervort schools.
l.. ID. RUSSELL, President.
CHAs. q. HOWELL, Secretary.
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A Big Shoot on Thanksgiving Day.

The West Virginia State Sports
mans Association, which was form
ed on October 10th, will hold big
tournament on the grounds of the
Island Gun Club, at Wheeling, on
Thanksgiving Day. This Associa-
tion which in it's infancy is made up
of we'll known sportsmen from all
over the state, and the tournament
will be state affair and will be at
tened by good shots from all over
West Virginia. The leading feat
ures of the affair, will be the indi-
vidual championship contest. The
contest will be an interesting one,
and the targets will consist of a race
of fifty single bluerocks. The win
ner of the shoot will be presented
with handsome badge emblematic
of the championship of the State
The holder will be entitled to the
honor for sixty days and in that
time he is subject to challenges
which he will be bound to accept OF
forfeit all claim to the championship
This is the opening event of the sea
son, and from all indications, it will
be success.
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Union Thanksgiving Service.

A Union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the NJ. E. church at 10:45.
The Thanksgiving sermon will be
preached by Rev. Y. w. ireland.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will hold Devotional
Service next Sunday evening at $50
o'clock, in the vestry.
A Thanksgiving service will be
given by the Epworbh League next
Monday evening. A part Of three
very pretty service has been prepar-
ed by Miss Bertha Vells, of Lynn,
Mass, who is friend of Mr.. Day
and family.
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Roquefort Cheese, Coffee
For two hours the brilliant com
pany remained seated, and the flow
of pleasant conversation and the re-
freshing of the inner man went hand
in hand. The whole passed in the
most charming manner. Not an in
cident occurred to mar the enjoy
ment. The idea was a unique one
and was carried out to the letter.
The guests we're: Mrs. Scrafford,
Misses Madge Brown, Louie Harvey
Ida Brown, of Charlestown, w. Va.
Lula Carlow, Kate Dorsey, BERTHE
McVicker, Jennette Domain, Edns
Hough, lisa Hayes, Gertie Hayes
Myrtle Hayes Lucy johnson, Mary
Evans, Louise Finnell, Meta Wallace
Of Washington, D. G., Maggie Nor
ris Donley, of Mt Morris, Pa, Lucy
Donley, Cora Donley, and Maggie
Donley.
Letters of regret have been reee;y
ed from Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs
Stevenson.
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All in One System.

The Camden system of railroads
including the West Virginia and
Pittsburg Railroad, and the road to
Morgantown will pass under the
financial management of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad on Decem
Der /, 1892. There will be no chan
ges in the officials of the different
roads at this time. The b. q o. ia
pushing the road from here to Smith
field as rapidly as possible and az
soon as that is completed there will
be continuous system Of railroads
under one management from Pitts
burg through the interior Of the
State.
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Vaudeville.

MA1DsvILLE, Nov, 12.--Harry Smith
is visiting DR.. Clark Dawson at Cameron.
Hugh Cunningham and Kelly Robin
son, Of Stewartstown, were recently at
J. t. Stoker's.
B. F. Dawson and daughter Miss
Helen, and D. d. Fortney an9 sister
Miss Bell were at Mooresville recently
visiting friends.
The institute here ON Saturday was a
success. The exercises we're well con-
Quoted and it was considered profitable
to those who attened.
Ridgway & Waters will have two
hundred turkeys for the Thanksgiving
market
Mr.. Marcellus Davis and Mrs Emma
Williams were married it the residence
of George Barb in this place last week.
The happy couple went to Indiana on
their wedding tour where they will re-
main about ten days. They have the
best wishes OF all.
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From a high Authority.

A Chicago paper says of The
Schuman Quartet, which will appear
here on the evening of Dec. 8:
"Chicago's pride, the Schumar
Lady Quartette, sang at all the con
certs and their appearance was al
ways signal for applause and their
retirement the occasion Of a hearty
encore. Their beautiful blending
of voices, their intelligent interpre.
tations, clean, clear well defined ar
ticulation, combined with their deli
cate shading seemed to leave nothing
to be desired, except to- hear them
again and again"
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Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Morgantown Electric Light and Power
Company will be held at the Office Of
Berkshire 4 Sturgiss on
Friday evening Nov 25th 1892,
for the election OF board of directors
and to transact such other business as
may come before them.
b. M. JONES, President.
G. A. HAYES. Secretary.
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George Deserves it All.

The Fairmont index pays George
M. Alexander the following nice
compliment:
Mr.. Geo. M. Alexander has per-
manently located in this place in the
practice of the law. Mr.. Alexander
is young man of ability. He has
taken the law course in the Univer
sity, besides taking classical course
in that institution, and is not only
well equipped for his profession, but
is a gentleman of broad culture.
His efforts during the recent cam
paign show that as a speaker he is
forcible and effective. His social
qualities are excellent, and his integ-
rity is unquestioned. We predict
that he will soon secure a liberal
share of the business at this bar.
His office is with Mr.. Fred T. Mar
tin. in the Comerford building, ON
Main street."
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This splendid organization is declared by the most
auarette in the West The finished and artistic character
their the result the long quaette
of four beautiful and finely cultivated voices They possess
blending of vocal quality absolute precision of concerted
movement distinct enuncation and delicate adjustment of
expressive shading attained this department. of effort
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Deaths.

RADcLlfF-On last Saturday morn
ing at o'clock W. T. Radcliff died
at his home. about two miles north
of this place, from the effect of lung
trouble. He was fifty three years OF
age and leaves widow and one son.
Mr.. Radcliff was one of the most sc-
tive and enterprising citizens. Early
in life he was attracted West and
spent a number of years in the gold
regions and upon the plains. He ae-
cumalased competency and return
ed here and settled on a large farm,
upon which he died. He was a gen
erous, whole. souled fellow and made
many friends. His health began to
fail some months ago and he grew
worse until he was taken down not
long since.-IndeG.
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Samuel J. Murray, %, and Eliz-
abeth Dudley, 10; Michall Myers,
80, and Arzilla Wilson, 26; Frank II.
Trippett, "a, and Evaline Litton, is,
all of Monongalia.
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Land for Sale.

/ offer for sale my house and II acres
of land lying near the Kingwood turn
pike Ii miles east OF Morgantown. The
property is in good repair, is suited for
market gardening and will make nice
home. Call on or address,
s.. H. MORRIS,
Morgantown, w. Va
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LOOK ABOUND.
Various Notes on varicps Topics Heard
and Heard OF.

There will be another election 10
January. but it will not be produe-
tive of even the same Wild interest
that has characterized such contests
in years gone by. The people have
had sufficlehcy Of election excite
ment for months to come. / predict
the town election will be quiet. The
signs of the times point that way.
The present aldermanic board may
and may not be elected. This is no
disrespect to the present board. but
a simple statement Of fact. Things
have gone along with every evidence
of smoothness under their admins
tration. There have been no bad
breaks. nor no wonderful achieve
ments. No.great calamity has hap
pened that can be placed at councils
door, nor has there been done by
them anything that calls for songs
Of loudest praise. The election will
be very quiet.
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The following are few of the many
who have felt its wonderful effects;
Mr.. Vim. g. Frum, Little Falls.
Mr.. Clark Baker, Laurel Point.
Mr. Ed. X. Blair, Morgantown.
Miss Anna Bowman, Morgantowp.
Mrs. Lonnie Weaver, Morgantown.
Lucian Snider, Laurel Point:
Mrs. VIM. Powell, Little Falls.
jackson Everly, Vaudeville
Sanford Dusenberry, Randall
FLOYD Utterback, Mor&antowil.
&c. Mathews, Mt. Morris, IA.
Mrs. John Potter, Laurel Posnt:
Dr. Ed. Hawthorne hna exttusly'
right 10 its use here. y
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Major j L. Kccner, the we'll known
butcher buys hides and pays cash
for them. This is abou1 tho only
way to get the cash for them.
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THE SHUMANN- WENTWORTH
Lady Qnartette.

PRoF, W. H. WENTWORTH, Reader and Impersonator,
MARY D. HALL, Ist Soprano
ADA HAINEs KIDsroN, and Soprano.
MAUD PARR, Ist Contralto.
GERTRUDE SPRAGUE and Contrato.
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Choicest Nursery stock

II you want the best trees and
finest fruit from one OF the largest
and most reliable nurseries in the
United States,call On Dallas Lining
also evergreens, ornamental and
shade trees, shrubs, roses, and flow
ara
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PERFECTLY LOVELY
Was the Reception and Banquet Given
by Milton Hirschman and J. J. Kenney
to Their Democratic Lady Friends.

One of the most elaborate enter
tainments ever given in Morgan
town was that by Milton Hirschman
and j. j. Kenney TO their Democratic
lady friends on Wednesday evening
last. 1t was in honor Of the result
of the late elections. Nothing ex-
cept what savored of answering
democracy had anything to do with
it. At $50 the carriages began to
arrive with the guests and by 8 o.
clock an even score of young ladies
Of the elite of Morgantown were
gathered in the parlors Of the Com
mercial Hotel where they were
greeted by the gallant young hosts.
At 1920 the company, and the
two hosts seated themselves at the
handsomely appointed table, and
the feast-of reason-as we'll as
edibles began. Mrs. Serafford being
the only married lady present had
the post of honor and acted as chap
eron.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated and the luxurious ported
plants and the handsome apparel of
the ladies gave bewildering effect
under the glare of the electric lights.
The skilled and gentlemanly walters
were in full dress and nothing was
omitted that would add to the tone
and elegance Of the surroundings. At
the beginning Mr.. Kenney made a
very appropriate and witty address
of welcome to the guests which was
neatly rounded off by Mr.. Hirsch-
man in a five minutes speech.
The menu cards were beautifully
embossed and gilded. On the second
page were handsome portraits OF
President elect Cleveland and Vice
President Stevenson. On the oppo-
site page was the following:
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It's hungry hustle, terrible
tussle and rafting rustic, as my
westernfriends wouldsay for this town
to yield up in taxes what is actually
necessary for expenses and improve
ments that must be made, coun-
ell of history, but still well remem-
bered, as we'll as the one performing
those onerous functions free gratis,
will say. But still we are not great
deal in debt. II the subject of al
most any needed improvement is
preached the reply will come back in
3 plant that is mournful-"There' g
no money to do it." 1t is, therefore,
condition and not a theory that
confronts the energetic citizen who
would have this and that and the
other metropolitan adjunct among
our notable institutions. 1t is sad
to hush the voice of this energetic
citizen, whose name is not quite le-
gion, but he must perforce keep his
face closed,
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Thanksgiving at the Commercial.

Following is the bill of fare for Thanks,
giving dinner at the Commercial Hotel
next Thursday. Drop in and fegale
yourselves.
MENU.
Oysters on the half she'll
Mock Bisque Soup
Roast turkey, stuffed with oysters
Jellied Cranberries
Potato Balls Cauliflower with cheese
Glazed sweet potatoes
Rice Croquettes French Peas
Celery Salad
Mince Pie Pumpkin Custart
Ice Cream
Cake Fruit Nuts
Coffee
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GIVE the Alliance store at Little
Falls trial.
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VIZ Unused.
A Gladstone Ebullition of Dem
ocratic Enthusiasm.
PEOPLE OF MoRsANTowN AND VICINITY

Celebrate Democratic Victory In a
Spontaneous Display of Popular
Sentiment on Friday Night---It
was Chilly and Cold, But Demo-
Gratis Didn't Mind Bad Weather
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have often wondered why the or.
dinance which prescribed that the
selection Of the chief guardian of the
peace should be by popular vote was
changed, making the selection Of this
solitary minion by council. It's an
easy matter to vote. And the peo
pie could surely be trustee. to vote
for a proper person. They do for
other officers.
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ODONTUNDER
Is a preparation you apply TO
the gums for the painless
extraction of teeth.

IT'S PERFECT.
n DESTROYS ALI. SENSE OF PAIN.
IT HAS NO BAD EFFECTS AFTERWARDS.
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IRIS a little early for the Republi-
cans to figure on who, from this To-
cality, is going to apply for such
and such an Office. The Dem
ocrats are saying nothing. Another
thing they seem to overlook. There
are only limited number of Offices,
while the number Of Democrats il
UNLIMITED, and as Bill Nye would
Say, growing more so.
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Blue Points-Half Shell
Celery. Chow Chow. Olives.
SOUP:
Consomme, la Cleveland. Oyster,
a la Stevenson.
ROAST:
Quail, with Wild Current Jelly. Turkey,
with Cranberry Sauce.
Fillet of Beef, with Mushrooms.
ENTREMENTs:
French Peas. Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Mashed Potatoes.
Chicken Salad.
DESSERT:
Democratic Pudding, with VIM. L. Will
son Sauce
White House Ice Cream.
Assorted Cakes
Assorted Nuts. Fruit. Raisins.
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Speaking OF get there, leads me to
observe that the Morgantown Build
ing d Improvement Company is still
doing business at the old stand. This
is not an advertisement. Neither il
| it Joke.
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Roast turkey, stuffed with oysters
Jellied Cranberries