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Iams Terrible Punishment,

When group of soldiers belong
ing to Co. X. Tenth Regiment of the
Pennsylvania National Guard first
heard of the attempt upon Tricks
life, one Of their number, private W.
L. Iams, of Waynesburg, shouted:
"Three cheers for the man who shot
Prick" He met with no response
from his comrades but Colonel in
a tent near by heard him and had
him arrested and tried Immediately
by court martial for treason and per-
jury. He was found guilty and was
suspended by the thumbs for twenty
minutes in part punishment and the
next morning half his head was
shaved, his uniform taken from him
and in suit of citizens clothes he
was drummed out of the camp, the
band playing the "Rogue's March. !"
Iams has been an unruly and
troublesome soldier ever since be en-
listed, so say his comrades of the
Tenth, and probably deserved the
punishment he received.
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Something New in Dentistry.

1t has been the object and aim of
dentists for years to discover some
local preparation by which teeth can
be extracted without pain and leave
no bad effects afterwards. So many
of the preparations that have been
used for this purpose (of which CO.
caine is the principal CONSTITUENCY
produce such swelling and sluffing
of the gums that the remedy is worse
than the disease. But at last per-
feet local anesthetic has been found
in Odontunder. 1t soiH do the ,1ork
Thoroughly and leave no bad effects
afterwards. Odontunder is now being
used here by DIR. J. E. Hawthorne
who has just purchased the exclusive
light for this place.
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Word has been received from Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Free Schools,
NJ. L. Brown, that the teachers insti-
tute for this county will be held here
beginning August Ssh. 1t viii be a
special Peabody institute conducted
by DIR. Schaffer, of Pennsylvania.
The Leader Of the Cooley Gang Dead
Jack Cooley, the leader of the no.
torious band of thieves that has for
sometime menaced the lives and prop
erty of people on both sides Of the
state line, died Saturday morning
from the effects of a gun shot wound
received the night before. 1t was
during raid on the hennery ofThos.
Collier, near Fairchance, that Cooley
received the wound that caused his
death. Mr.. Collier had set trap
by means Of shotgun with wire
running round the hen coop attach
ed to it, for the robbery of his hen
merry, and about midnight heard an
explosion but on investigation next
morning found no dead men. The
news of the death of Cooley that.
morning from a wound like that
gun would have caused leaves no
doubt but that he was the victim of
the fatal trap.
Now that the leader is gone no
doubt the depredations of the gang
will cease and the people within the
pale of their past operations will go
to sleep with less dread of being
rudely awakened by the robber and
assassin.
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West Morgantown.

WEST MoRGANTowN, July 25.-Miss
Beula Keener is visiting her uncle, John
Keener at Rosedale.
Mrs. Martha Ross, OF Clinton, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. 7. II. keck,
last week
The many friends of Mrs, 7. w. Child
ester are glad to see her out again.
Miss Stella Chichester has gone to
spend two weeks at Grafton.
Miss Arab Courtney, of Cassyille, is
at Rev. T. w. Chidester's. She is in
very poor health. Hope to hear of her
early recovery
Miss Nellie Holt, of Clinton, was the
the guest OF Mrs Keck ON Saturday.
Miss Alice MILAN is visiting friends at
Harmony Grove.
Edgar MILAN went to Gypsy Grove to
see the ball game
Blackberries and grapes are plenty,
but apples are scarce.
The com and oats crop are both good
...G wheat could not be much better.
Mr.. p. II. Keck has let the contract
for new house. A Clarksbure firm will
build it. When finished it will be a
beauty.
Mrs. Susan MILAN has been on the
sick list, but is better at this time.
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Church Notes.

Under the auspices of the Y. P. S.
c. E., Rev. W. H. Hart will lecture
at Vaudeville, Sat. evening July 30
1892 at 7.30 P. NJ. A large attend
ance is solicited.
Rev. S. H. Day and family have
returned from their trip to New Eng
land. Mr.. Day occupied his pulpit
on Sunday and was greeted by a
good audience for such torrid wealth
err. The usual services have all been
resumed.
Rev. Mr.. Graham. of Kingwood
preached for Mr. Buchanan on Sab.
bath evening. Mr.. Graham is spoken
of as a forcible and earnest minister
1t was not the pleasure of the writer
to hear him.
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Charter Granted.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 49,
The Peoples Building and Loan As
ISOLATION No. 8 was charted to-day
by the secretary of state. The prin-
cipal office is at Morgantown, W. Va.
The capital subscribed is 81, 800, with
privilege granted to increase to $780,
600. The incorporators are E. Shis-
Ter, w. Moorhead, r. f. Fast, j. M.
Reed, j. E. Fleming, M. L. Cassell-
berry, H. f. Rice, M. Hayes, A. L.
Nye and j. E. Wallace, all residents
of Morgantown.
The above is a continuation of No.
2. There are now over 500 shares
taken and it will no doubt reach al
most the figures of the old one.
There are also two others in opera
ton in Morgantown.
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RUSSELL & CO., Mass illon, Ohio
will offer to the public the coming sea-
son their cyclone thresher in three
sizes, GA, q, and 80 inch cylinders),
built lower down in heighth and having
less weight than any machine on the
market These machines will thresh
faster, clean as well, throw over less
grain with the chaff and straw and sep
arate better than any machine made.
They thresh and clean timothy seed,
clover seed. beans, flax seed and millet
seed ready for the market. The
"a inch cylinder is feet to top of feed
board, 4 feet inches to center of cylin-
der, and feet high at rear end We
have the only engine made that gives
So per cent boiler pressure on showing
head The only traction engine that
can be thrown in gear and out whilst
running at any rate of speed, and the
only saw mill with set works that will
set TO one sixteenth inch and hold.
Write us or shop for catalogues and par
ticulars. w. M. KINCAID,
State Agent
Cameron, Marshall CO.. W. Va.
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Decker's Greek Items.

DEILsLow, July 1S-Most Of our farm
ers have their wheat in stack and we
will soon hear the whistle Of the thresh-
ing machine abroad in the land.
Lee Gidley, who has been attending
the school OF telegraphy at Oberlin
Ohio, is visiting his parents here
Rev. Lawrence Scott, formerly OF this
place but now a resident OF Texas, is
visiting relatives and friends here and
reviewing the scenes OF his childhood
among the hills of West Va.
Miss 0ttie Pool was the guest of the
Misses Shoemaker last week.
There was a missionary meeting at
Rock Forge Sunday July oath.
There will be preaching at the grove
near Dellslow, Sunday July 3lst, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ and also at P. NJ. by Rev.
Scott, OF Texas. Let every one turn out
and hear an able discourse.
Mrs Anna Pool, of Aaron's creek,
spent last week with her daughter Mrs.
w. S. Mcclure.
1t is reported that an elopement oc-
Cured here Sunday in which one of our
most highly esteemed and accomplished
bellies played an active part. Further
particulars next week.
Lee Shoemaker is working for his
brother George, near Pt. Marion.
John Johnson new house is going up.
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LAUREL IRoN WoRks, July 25.--Our
merchants are shipping blaekberries by
the hundred gallons.
1t is about all that people can do to
keep cool this weather.
The pleasure seekers are going and
coming every day.
Perry Roby, of Hopwood, was visiting
his sister Miss Cora Roby last week.
Miss Lucy Cans was in this place to-
day.
Herbert Black, OF Uniontown. is stop
ping at James Donaldson's
Miss Bette Dickinson returned from
PIT. Marion few days ago.
Rev. Sicily, of Duquesne, Pa, preach
ed an eloquent sermon at Calvary Sun
day the 18th at O'Clock P. NJ. to an at
tentive audience. He was also present
at the Sabbath school and took a part
which made it very interesting.
Geo. Baker who has been absent two
years returned to his home last week to
remain three weeks. His friends are
glad to meet him.
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EAsToN, July 25.-Died, July 2lst, Mrs.
Dean, wife of R. G. Dean. Mrs. Dean
had been visiting her father, Mr.. Lynn,
at Benton Ferry. She returned to her
home here about two weeks ago and was
Immediately taken i'll. Mrs. Dean was
loved and respected by all who knew
her She was faithful member of the
church. Her remains were taken to her
old home and inferred in the family
burying ground.
Funeral services were held by Rev. ID.
G. Helmick assisted by Revs. Cox and
POINTER Deceased leaves husband
and one little daughter besides many
other relatives and friends to mourn her
death.
Bruce Eckhart is very i'll with typhoid
fever
Mrs. VIM. ]. Vandervort fell and
sprained her ankle pretty badly last week
but is better now.
Ellsworth Parfitt is suffering very much
with boil on his hand.
John Parfitt has had new porch put
up and painted and otherwise improved
his house.
Maggie Selby will visit her brother at
Martins Ferry, Ohio, this week.
They have ceiled, painted and paper,
ed the Pleasant Hill Baptist church and
will soon have it ready to reopen.
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A Farmers Terrible Mishap.

Robert Anderson, a wealthy farm
er of Cross Creek township, Wash
ington county, met with probably a
fatal accident while hauling haycocks
last Wednesday afternoon. He was
accompanied by his little daughter
who was riding the horse. To hold
the cocks together in the hauling
process Mr. Anderson used large
pronged fork which had formerly
been kept in the barn for the purpose
of lifting hay to the loft He had just
fastened the sharp pointed tines in a
haycock and was about to pick up
the lines and move with his load
when the horse frightened and made
leap forward. Mr. Anderson see
ing the peril of his little daughter,
who was seated upon the horse, en-
deavored to stop the brute The
forks, however, had become loosened
by this time and another lurch by
the horse sent them into Mr.. Ander-
sons back, three of the forks taking
effect. The terribly injured man was
carried to his home, where physicians
were summond. An examination OF
the wounds showed that at least one
Of the prongs had penetrated the
lungs. It is feared that he cannot
liye-Neacs.
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Special Peabody Institute Beginning
August 4.

HALLEcK, July 23.--A special Pea
body Institute for Monongalia county
will commence at Morgantown, Monday
August s, at 10 o'clock AN. and continue
for five days. DIR. H.. G. Schaetier, from
Pennsylvania, will be the instructor.
Under the law no teachers are exempt
from institute attendance except those
holding number one certificates and they
are not until they have completed the
graded course OF institute work, and the
course of professional reading and study,
and have passed satisfactory examine
ton upon both OF these courses. All
teachers who received certificates last
year will be compelled to attend insti-
tute again this year.
There will be examinations held for
granting number one and also number
two and three certificates on Friday af-
ternoon and Saturday following the In
stituta. M J.. BROWN,
County Supt
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Army of The Cumberland Re Union at
Chickamauga September 1899.

A number of Brigade and Regi-
mental Associations will attend this
Reunion. The Queen & Crescent
Route has made a half rate fare for
this occasion from Cincinnati and
Louisville. Wilder's and Hooker's
Brigades have arranged to take
special train over Queen Crescent
Route to Chattanooga for this occa-
sion. For rates or other information
address d. G. Edwards, G. p. A.,
@. d c. Route, Cincinnati Ohio.
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EVERY DEMOCRAT
Is Interested in the National Ticket.

To arm himself against the sophistries OF the Re-
publican party, every Democrat should read
FRAUDS AND FALSEHOODS OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY, the latest. the largest and
most authentic campaign document issued. II
shows the Fallacy Of Protection, the Weakness Of
Reciprocity, the Financial Mismanagement and
b ~ m Fl the d ksRJsSsn party
eye opener to Farmers, Mechanics and Labor
ers. Complete biographies Of CLEVELAND &
party platform and an exposition OF Democratic
Principles Nearly GOO pages. Price only 81 80.
Special Terms to Democratic Clubs Big pay to
Working Agents Canvasssing book sent Free for
10 cents. Address H. J. SMITH & CO.,
263 Wabash Ave. Chicago. III
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Tribute Of Respect by the AyerysS. s.
to the Memory Of Mrs. Dean.

In the death Of our beloved Sister
Dean we realize that our school has lost
one of its useful and most respected
members. Her bright genial counten-
ance will be seen no more nor her CHEEKY
words be heard again in our school. Yet
her memory will be as an oasis in the
great desert ofthis life. We will look back
with fond recollections on that spotless
character and will look forward with
fond anticipations to meeting her in the
sweet by and by.
And to our pastor, Bro. Dean, we offer
our sincere coincidence in this his hour
of deep aiiiiction, praying that God may
sustain and comfort him, and to bis lit
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Fire Near Cassyille.

Between IL and one o'clock last
Friday night the Touring mill this
side of Cassville caught fire in the
upper story and was burned to the
ground. 1t caught from some wood
en- machinery that had become heat
ed. The roller process and Other
new machinery had been put in with
in the last year which made the loss
considerable, between 81 900 and S.
900. Thre was an insurance of 49,
600 on the mill, which was owned by
Thos. Berry.
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There's a New Coon in Town.

Thursday was big day for the
colored folks of this town. They
were all in a perfect fever of excite
ment from old Uncle John to the
smallest urchin. The unusual ex-
citement was not thing of the hour
either, it began week ago and has
been growing in intensity daily. The
occasion of all this was the reputa-
tion of our eolored brethren as base
ballists was at stake. the clans were
gathering from Brownsville, Key
stone and Uniontown to literally
wipe up the earth with the local team
on the base ball ground and then at
night make them feel their defeat
most keenly by dancing with the
prettiest maidens.
Wednesday night delegation
came over from Uniontown, the
Blaine brought quite number more
next morning, and at noon special
ly chartered boat, the jolly Bros,
brought the base ball club that was
to win glory on field and waxed
floor There was hurrying to and
fro among the dusky beaux and
maidens to entertain their numerous
guests in real "Ole Virginny" style.
The Morgantowners were sin it."
though there was nothing lacking
that would tend to the comfort and
enjoyment of their Pennsylvania
cousins.
But alas for human expectations
1.-THE best laid plans of mice and men
gang aft aglee.' What was to be
did not be. The strangers were
routed at every point, from rear to
van guard. The score stood 81 to 6
in favor of the Morgantown nine.
But the thoughts of their dire de-
feat lasted not longer than 0 o'clock
when circling in the meshes of the
dizzy dance each swarthy swain
whispered words Of love to the maid
en- of his choice Twas early morn
when the last tired dancers left the
hall feeling that they contributed to
the success of the gayest ball ever
managed by the colored people OF
this town.
The crowd at the bali Thursday
night was the largest and best dress
ed ever seen at gathering of color
ed people in our town, and it was
orderly and well behaved.
Quite large number of white
people were interested spectators at
the ball part of the evening.
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How to Keep Cool.

If you are looking for pleasant To-
cations to spend the Hot Days at
moderate cost, write to d. G. Ed
wards, G. P. A., @. d C. Route, Gin
cinnati, O. for copy of Queen d
Crescent Book, entitled, Summer
Days" which will be mailed prompt
ly free of charge. At.
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tie daughter Nellie may kind and tender
hearts with Gods blessings attend her
future life is our prayer.
HATTIE HARE,
Cora VANpERyoRr.
+. NJ. PRorzMAN,
Committee.
HE standard" shirt is only kept
by Hirschman,s.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A general meeting of the Peonle,s
Building and Loan Association NJ =
viii be held at the office of DR. easel
perry W IN the town of Morgantown. w.
va va, on tne nth day of August, 1892, to
elec. board Of Directors, make by
which may lawfully be done nv Inc
s T stockholders In general meeting.
L. SI1sLER, nj. HAvrs
j. c. WALLACE i n y, rr,,
j. NJ. REED, ML.CAssEInrppx
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WEArnEE report, hot hot, hot.

HUTCHINSON 4 JACOBS will save
you money on -four and feed.
~HAY harvesting is the order Of the
| day with the farmer now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, who live
on Bridge street, have very sick
child.
PURE sperm sewing machine oil
80 cents per pint at Jennie M. Prctz-
mans.
SIX car loads of casing for oil
wells were received here the first OF
the week.
The Standard Oil Company is
building two additional tanks in Ty-
Ter county.
ED BAKER brought with him from
Pittsburg for use on Cheat a beauti-
full new skiff.
The thermometer stood anywhere
from 30 to SO degrees Sunday, ac-
counts vary.
The South family will move into
their house, recently completed, the
first Of next week.
TAKE your old pictures to Protz-
mans Gallery and have them en-
larged. Cheaper than if sent away.
WE sell lots Of doors, windows and
cook stoves, at Hutchinson and ia
cobs cheaper than you can buy them
else where.
SECRETARY Noble has ordered the
fourth annual payment of the Wess
Virginia University. 1t amounts to
$1S,00000
A SMALL line of rakes, forks
scythcs and snaths at Hutchinson
& Jacobs, to close out at prices sur.
prisingly low.
WHEN you want that sewing Ma
chine, don't forget that the "White
is King" and sold on easy terms by
Hutchinson u Jacobs.
The State Journals beauty prize
was won by Capt. c. +. Morrison, who
received TAI votes to SOC for Capt.
Hamilton and 251 for General Spill
man.
The court house clock ceased to
strike for two days the first of the
week, it's welcome sounds being very
much missed. 1t tolls off the hours
correctly now.
HERE you are
Go to Gallaghers
For all kinds of fresh meats.
Best cuts of steak 12t cents.
Under Jos. NJ Woods store
SOME small boys picked several
gallons of blackberries Sunday. Boys
don't desecrate the Sabbath; if you
want to get the start of other people
pick by moonlight.
Ir is reported that new street is
to be opened on Sunny Side, begin
ming above the property of W. H.
Bailey and extending beyond the
residence of Daniel Fordyce.
A wINDsToRM of the nature of a
small cyclone struck camp Blenrer-
hasset Monday afternoon and blew
down nearly all of the tents, the
First Regiment had but one tent
left standing.
The work of laying the stone fence
around the court house yard is 60
ing on this week. When it is COM
pleted and the yard itself is put in
order the building will show to
better advantage.
ALL the Italians who have been
working for Lane Bros. have quit
and gone to work for Pat Bennett.
Their places have been filed by ne
groes who do twice the work the Ital-
ians do in the same time, according
to the statemect of one of the con-
tractors.
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NEWS OF THE GREAT STRIKE
Best Given in The pittsburg Dispatel

Absolutely fair, impartial, and
without any bias-but giving every
detail of interest promptly and cor
rectly. The best accounts of daily
occurrences. The finest illustrations,
giving real views of the situation.
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State of West Virginia, sc
County Of Monongalia. %
|, John II. Hoffman, Cashier OF the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true TO the
best of my knowledge and belief
JOHN III. HOFFMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 10Th day of July, 1892.
JOSEPH MoRELAND, Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
+. SHIsLER.
VIM. MooRHEAD, Directors.
GEO. B. MORRIS.
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HATHAWAY, Soule d. Harrington's
shoes excel all other makes for style
q. d quality at Hirschman's
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Rates for Electric Liqht.


Domestic Lights. Rate per 10 c. y.
lamp, incandeseent:
First lamp. ..... z..4....... Soc each
Second lamp ...........,..4 40
Third lamp ...4.=...l.#........ 80
Fourth to 9th lamp. $500. zoe each
10 or more lamps 49,. ...... Csc each
Commercial lighting, SOC each for l6
C. p. lamps.
Arc lamps S5.00per month each, 1000
C. p
For payment on or before the 10th OF
month a discount of 10 per cent will be
made on Domestic Lights and for 7 or
more Commercial Lamps discount Of
25 per cent will be made. Special rates
will be made for churches and halls.
Orders for wiring will be promptly at
tended to il left with the Secretary
C. A. HAYES,
See'y and Treas.
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Deaths.


DEAN-The wife of R. G. Dean, of
the Avery circuit, M. p. church, died
on Thursday, July 21st, of nervous
prostration. Mrs. Dean was daugh-
ter of John Linn, of Benton's Ferry,
Marion county, whittier the remains
were taken for interment on Friday.
A number of friends from Easton
and this place attended the funeral.
Mrs. Dean was devout christian
well beloved by all who knew her.
The whole community mourns her
loss and sympathizes with the grief
stricken husband.
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Werepresent The
Eagan Compa-
ny Of Cincinnati
as State Agentin
the sale Of their
Wood working
machinery. If
y o u want a
p | amer an d
Watcher, Molder
or any piece Of
machinery for
working wood,
- y
write us or the
company for cat
alogues, prices
and cuts. Pull
leys, belting,gum
or leather, hang
ers, shafting, or
oxen supplied,
at lowest prices
made by manu-
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Corn is worth now 1923 per ton
corn 60 cts. per bushel and oats 45
cts. per bushel at Victor Elevator
and Mills Co.
THERE is no style, quality, or size
of shirts that you can't find at
Hirschman's,
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If you want fine foot-gear ask for
Hathaway, Soule q Harrington's
shoes, at Hirschman's.
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Births.

Born to Prof. and Mrs. A. r.
Whitehill, July 26th, q daughter.