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Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Gn interesiant Operation,

gaa en- arbsioer pso Ssrnitibsz %
Utaitinbpsserist / 9sliingsr bar Eien=
l9gsn Or. meo. 3. M. Rormanss oans
len foretaget en- in~teresiant Operation.
timber arbsiost par en- Ssrniplint al
en- Regis StsrreIis iprunsst pp / Eisi
pda Wsanosn og bapbs burst fig iaa bpbt
ino ! bet enc Eiss 9agsrunb, at bet lite
par SGs.n mulist at finbs, bpor ben
lab. Or. RormansSdnfm benpenbts
fig ea til polptetniit 2~9rsanitalt / aiss
benbapn meb anmobning ON at MATTE
btn4tts en- aiampsmasnst, Ipm anz
'taItsn eier, og Tom - sftsr bpab Saas
net bill oioe - er lapet al ielpe s. 6.
gr'tso, Der til Waenetsn bar benpttet
ct sammelt Stibsanter. Maoneten er
iaa tart, at bplber man en- alminoslio
portussls / oens N9rbeb, bill bet lite
bare en- porsn Wtano mulist at tr9tte
Rsslsn til zig. 5oran hsnne Raanet
a~nbrdste Or. ROrmansS anien lin pa
tisnt. Sa osnns bapbe Tibet en- Snes
Winuttsr, iaa 29ssn, at 2ist beapnots
at blsoe - ellsr mso andre Orb: at
Ssrn'plinten bsgpnote at panbre fra
Gists Sassruno uo mob ben furan
patisntsn dnbraets Waenst. Deb at
oirisere patisntens Sitting til Raas
neten Ipttebss bet MI Or. Sanfen at
Iaa Ssruiplintsn til at panors ben i
gisnirossn. bpcr ban mso ostbsb fierz
neos ben. Deb bsnns Operation lpttes
tsoss bet ifslss "Rproiiananb" 9aaen
at bspars Nunosns Zis, Der elers
MATTE pGre f|isrnst for at iau fat /
Ssrniplintsn. % lite alsne 6sbolber
pdtienten 2ist. men ban pil oaiaa
til at ie mso BET. pmsno snnet
pau bet naturlispis er nos,t ipuitti.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Den u~eentIiee Operiist.
Guns Hepirn.

r. Q. Dun & Cos -0e:tlu re-
bi,D Of 5rooe" ira Rem grrt Tiger
ilofts sfroag bI. C.:
Der 81 porsnn gitsripfrafsl fra
uelanett ior am~sritdnF, groeutt.r;
men 8srslfcrr,tring,n pa11irtes boz
peeiaasIig oi Srisgfpsrr. paa Nn pos
@Iitiit: 5immsl uosnIanos. RsnHs
Guropa u~fpsrter l~loTaIott nlersm GHa,
lamb cg Jrantrig a~nsa1.rot 5oitoel.
forisgsr jin1nsm1nntr. / ale suroz
p9tlte Sanos al paatuinoe h~indnoen
ggresn mso at frsmit1Hs aortautsr
til ee Iorsnsee Stotsr. GrdlaHc Ear
foat crenst BET Zig, at 7Tran.ria %
Saitldno MOD itrs BET rleite al 9uls
net. CO rem eeraf feIasHot 9sreItrig
mel.m frsmmste Ration,r hsmrrsr for
n1rOarsnos Guloitrsmmsn csnus 9si.
1cg eis'e ca ale andre &aridssr bar
snonu itt: Trrmna.t at biHor. SmiRts
Hingsu iaa ms1st, al osnne life bar
ocertruHet islp X bshit. az tioIigsr.
Idr. 6l.arinsbuisrss Gorrstningsr
iieits res ndr s 9rpt.nt itsrrs sno
ifirr % II prcc.nt itsrrs sno / 1892.
gfen ~uesHfor ZEN Cert bar ussns
a%ransutticnsr mirers snb / 1892.
Gf JaIittsr / rgsns 9sb fanote
221 ! be 5orsnsos Statsr imoo 224
ifior. / Ganaha "a, imco 36 ifior."
Ut Sraoitrsst's ussntligs SosrIist
hinf1ttes:
"Stt hominsrsnes Sr4t peo Tor.
r.tHinesrsrelien ! Mminbelietso sr
utcilipmt llnIanosts liolioe Gftsrs
.'pFr9ieI FOR Spsbs. 6petemel, ia .oents
Zig dae bore Sornprcoutter. SmTrts
ningsn ! Be iiefts ii 9oss tdaIsr ba oas
'da Sammsnlisning mso bpiltetIoms
BELT tiIiparsnoe Stbsrum / tio!iaers
aar. priisrne par CAN'T, fate, farIig
Tor acrn, 2are. Jlrff, gomuIo, trntt.
5si.r og Rauiuttsr. Den inouftriene
situotion / aIminosligtso sr p.opas
r.nhe sunitig. Der tIag.s itte pOsr
arb.ibslssbet ioetbeIstusst; iarlis
sl9loer ostte 9sitsn.
ugsns uofsrisl at !Spsbe % Speoes
mel cpgtOss til 4,485,58 guihels
imoo 4,729,995 Suibels zen ~fursaaa-
snos llgs. Sirsn pn lite Suli bar
unfsrielsn AT SDses uaast 81,
guiheIs imco 72,472,2O3 guI6els
ifior. llssns Waissrport bsls6 ia til
2,397,191 guihsls impo 2,796,292
guibsls Zen fursgdasroe llgs."
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
6aaoe for Dieenifaben.
Serosns marfeliefe apiuoe.

Drills Gpdtima 0drho er utoiliomt
ben m2rtsIigfts apinee ! gsroeu
StlsHt Fenots RaDn Isrit nplia .r raaet
ir.m til CHsrtlisbson. bar bun cra uq.
ret tieHet ! S9ss.r,eis / mango aur %
CT en- Saaoe i1r mango 5ui.n Q9aer
bddce ! Guropd co ! amsrita.
Dun :r % Qar gamm,l ca bar al.
brig ! Eel 1t Gin .isne. nps.t til Isl..
ianisn. Dun munsL.r fuIot9nbia U.s.
lslis og sr eesuosn uimootos.lis for
Spgbomns. gun fan scr. anoppes
nooI: ine ! 1T 2sssm. ursn at fsl. anoet
.nc Ct lieet Stso. VI Der blir itutt.t
SpnoaIs inb unosr tsnnss ReoIe, sner
at Der 6Iir rert rso t.nos met aleesncs
Germ .ner inittst / bsnps mee en- anip,
anfegtsr henbe life Bet ringsits. 5un
Tslsr Inlet. CO | 2ebet al ct Bar Timer
sr Saarst lqgt.
Sg fpao Der II sncHu mrrtsliuere.
tun Ct I'll en- big @rab 5erre oper 1T
SlcoomIs5. Ger Gtsempsl fan en-
Snge sjsre It 5noirit paa Ct St.o, fuur
ban lite fan binbrs gloetab. W.n
4Riis 9aror fan itonis glocst ct sss
tuno cg iua laoe bet Hnos iaien. 1enne
Gpne dnises al 2agsrns for lanat biz
uneerIigers eno BET, at bun fan uo6oloe
oQs andre Slags gtsperimenter iom be
gisr 6enos til Gj.nftdno for.
Gift Dirt.r aIoel.s 1T. paa MiIs
9aroo. DUN q bl.p.t biot af Be aifs
tigite Sldngsr, uhsr at ber.s Bib bar
6aut npsniomteIft ftahlis 9irtning
poa henbe. DUN bar si.ntdgn. Sang.
taget It az bisie Spr op / 4rmene 90
tlemt og trpttst og irriierst bet. til BET
bsh bene. Ron Ear prspet pau at
pcufsre hsnoe aolera, Siftsrit, Quna.s
tuber.ulsis os 5pfus p.h Snoiprsits
ming ! glooet, men bet eiprbe i'll. ben
fjsrnsft. 9ir,nins. os bun sr aloeles
life banee for at bliDe imittst. 5lere
tisofuloe Del. at henb,s 2ea.me bar
rGrst siort til StiOe for aualer, ca
itisnt cisis rumm.oe. sioros be tenpe
ingsn Staos, cg Saorst lassoes burtiq.
Gn Gage peb Rapn Dr.. plapfair,
icm bar feet ane bisis 5orisa uoIsrt
pad htnbe. mener, at bun maneler rs
lslisr, Icrbi Der life CT noaen 9sprbin.
Ssli. msllem 5el.nerpern. os g.paaels
iesnerperne hos h.nhe.
Oct CT imislsrtio blepet ertlaret, at
oer .r ire Wauosr, bporpaa csnne I'm,
esrligs apinoes 2ip fan eness. gn
9isnntmtrans.n af Herpetnuos Sem
irene lise opsr 5isrtst piIoe baps pie
bIitteIig 0sb tilislge; lissleess msnsr
gieenitu6sm9nosre, at bun bible BE-.
bpis benoes Sierns elsr Rpamarp bleu
oirstts bsitaoigst.
Sun CT fset paa Srinibao, en- al be
OsitinoiIte Ger, CO TANNER fra blanbet
Rucs. SUN fan life BUTTE. at bun mo-
scniines bar bapt 5sleianisn. 0a bun
cdr A Hdr aammeI, blep fun biot al en-
Vril.ilanss. Senoes 5oraIors, Ger
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
SoosialD.

Ok GOsHion ira GoImdr, W.clem
Of 80. s." 49ot Soma Regiment,
tros itoits lles / 5atipuDiae, JIa.
Dan boOte / LANCER. 9ie par,t ina al
2p'us, men pur iorrig. ugs / COB Be-
bring o9 utnteoes bism paa GrloD, men
ban II Ct siI5d9sioIo og oshe CAN'T.
upsntst. Gis.t DtRtsbes ioag til Gals
mar for at itshes tilhpiI. poa ZEN nors
Re airtssaarh. afosbe bar omtrina
"A Ior os .iterIater en- gamm,l Wlo'
Der, hpis snsii. Barn ban BAR.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Siiferierne.

IRAN fan M ant: BET FOR sip.t. al
ost Il Hut. i.rireE bsn 4ot DIT. aun
sHtsIts Stsosr ior,gaar Der snonu .n
SmuIs GurrFf., r,n Jargft,n Ct life
n1onsu0rbig sngan3.
Som isr iagt Ear aar,tg Cont
msrIileiangit Hsp2e gip.t 1O-12 PCT.
al Ct Silbsaars llebntts. Sertil tomz
msr, at IN nor Del AZ Jargiisn bsitaor
al b miHors ca Iapsit bstolt. Werter.
anigspsI fer BET ub til, at ri bar
i1ast SiIo not iaar. grocs Be u6,tposz
Iigs Sma1.intter. ui bar BART at fall
bpbe. aoparsr por: QQsntsr / lbldnb.t,
rel ION BET e.. mob pibere Grport. d
aHtcmns Q1rti.r timber life afiRtuino
o9 uraa oerfor l1srss. anriassn sr. q:
Stott.rne, 6~ol1nosrns % Snferne
iaar bar haot It udlminosliat rat Gil
eeaor 90 bar herfor onerfglct Wurtss
bsrns. gtftsos nlo1tt. 10 Silosn pRrs.
Wsr Dor lib tommsr not. Gnonu pil
bel J,oFIosn Fnee Del til Dor. apf.r:
o.r ~ csrfor iugsn gruno til at opqipe
Saab,t.
StorfiIeen
bar m.lbt ia orIsrsb.. uosniur Rurbs
og SDinssu ! Ssnhmsr. bar .ntelte ais
itsrs siort en- 5aueit at DptiI so Raals
tsnoer iOr Sursn. 9aren b.taleg rleo
Is Pr. WaaI.t 90 faI orr. az 6.oit.
Sort. Sgiaa uosnior frfisn % Sitsz
rem Ct Der ist itsrrs Siloefim.r noa,t
tiIhaUs. 9snns lopsnbe gsopnosIi.
uofgtsrn. bar ia. mt 9ip / ;folt
eoa ,. auntsr. gnhper, iom ian, ruf.r
fig for StorfloFfs. % en- 6.tpb.Iia
8~trtiomb.o b.gpnber at uofploe ia.
0st bar at enIt.. at 5aa6st life MATTE
ituHs. 5aar tranasr Dor anF6efolts
ming ianosIig 1t lsrn.nbs 7yift. al bet
en-. snsr BET anost Slaes.
ap.it.fift.t.
nosnior Ssnbmers bar bet ubbaa
SsitPartsn gipst ct uomert.t ub6ptt.,
for b. b.loisite. Der faI DOR.
be 5iitsrs, ION bar tisnt fine 30 ar.
Nsn M CT not ben S.rliebsb
pmtrsnt furbi for iaar. Ratt.rn. Biz
Der lGnssrs ps IGnssr., os G~ttob.rftprs
meme lager Jig ogioa iOsi.n. guntz
fItsrus paa andre Sant.r al apft.n bar
! RtssIsn usiaa suirt upaatIagslis. afs
Msn Der Ct g.hriften .nbnu
M; man iapn.r bet nsopenbios Gienbs
Fab til Giitebontsrn. % tiIb.lg bel 90.
iaa ben nsbo.nbis. Epeli. % Grfarino.
aue Del. BONNER no, m.o Siben, bar.
man bOIosr ub.
W otr.lfiftet
IT iaar LEGION R.bTas.r.ns arbsio.;
bet bar giOst fig i Gnbsn. !6~sTtfunaz
bsgpnots lille fpnS,rlis lup.nbe.
Dtsn ben bar tasst fig Op libt .itsr liot,
M itdar a~arsiunsftsn ODsr 7Jicrs
uustst ben tansr nbitiaia flsrs
Ssiau BET am,ritanf. Ras
Oii.r en- Stisning mob ifiur,
bog life / an iuaban 8raO, at bet tan
ipnosrlist paa griIerns. Of |
ben Gruno bar Watr.I iaar paret bpr
ueao Os q bet fr.mb.Iss.
Dor J~iitsbdnoel paa uolano.t er Der
Tibet |. Oct sneit., Tom fin
'sr Sssning til spbs priisr. er Stots
IL. Ssrimoo ipn,s aIipFit.n at par.
iost paaaetst. Wan bdpoe iaa fitttrt
oaab ON. at naar llopsrensitsmmelitn
Gorbumsrita ca Spanisn ops
iaa ituIos oor a~lipHfbanosl taee
IDihino H1nh,. >, 80. ,nns, SNn~ /
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Sra Spring 6ropc.
2aant fra The Herald"

e. 8. Gnsftab os u. Salpsrion
II 0smotratsrnss Sunoioatsr for benz
bOIosuis aubitsr og Rsprai.ntant.
Wtrs. 8. 6. Sobnion fra 9ecos
rab os mrs. M. 3. 8ilion fra 2pls
bar ! sirsoass ! gsisg bOs Tr. :. 8.
aiomms.
Wrs. Gbas. Sosgb tom 2srboa
Gftsn hism fro M~innsapolis, bpur bun
en- lib bar Iiggst unosr oGg,bsbanbs
ling. Wtrs. 6Oesb sr M msg.t b.br,,
o9 bet baabss. at bun ulan bli fuloftqns
oia raft iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25

r1g cis rcd. q. q fulet nrlts seHos,
tl.1 tsilis icrbaui,t. % X la ntna
igaeisr. rmtrras Iom iseodHlia uosn
al sun sares ncettiombsIit ZEN al
Sioset. gun arisss fcr Il iaHet St1s
aHcer blanei 21esrrs po1 tssss S1rs
eeas Sdl1tualc.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Carer at pare forTatia.

Gan uiloe ino ! aOnsrssisn % for
cmtriHg os bcIot SaIsr. 5 en- gp, ION
msitsnosIs bsrts til bans qarti, If ban
Silbersre. "Wlin. @snner", "a ban.
5 sr tommst ct pusIenos Qntol. 6aps
iss feet iulbt gus. uiloe isg Bit ultiur
sriitis. Ru ftr iss,ut jss maa Ilaa at
% pare i~Oriigtis."
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25

gdrnoommsr itdl nGre 9ipstg lnttelio
fts lib. Staos. al maj itdl pare aaru
mel, i1oen man pso bet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25

-puriisrbIaosns bplosr sisnnsms
saasnos mso Spdnisn. De er iinte. iors
oi amerita lite pil bsials Gu6as 8islo.
Tom m.i.snosIs er itiitst / 1rantria.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Srs. Gnnean e. @o,

SoHelrser, ian tr7Fss,.
EptoH, ytiHn.. 1sos os 2Oos r,,os.-
Se aop, stiHH 21os o. 22es rf,rs..
aaomA. RInH., 24oe o. 25ee Ff.S.t'
9dpNslo. SRinn., 2soe o. 27as Fi,,t..
6rauo Meacou, g4iru, 2ss, a.. og
S5rrHs Saasp, Ninn, lite I'll he gs,s "a
9anosr irettes uosH Smert. ~.
bttee snronteres. IL:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22

One of the most remarkable Incl
dents Of volunteer army life was ex-
perienced by one of the paymasters
at Jacksonville last week. A mem
Der of the Second Alabama Regiment
absolutely refused to accept his pay,
amounting to $35. He said he en-
tered the service purely through
patriotism, and did not want any
compensation This being the frs
case It the kind, the paymaster had
no precedent to guide him, though
he drew red line through the name
indi ating that the ~um had not
been paid Shonld the soldier ever
need his pay, the government stands
ready to settle the account.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
LAST
Atlantic City and Seashore Excursion
Thursday, August %.
Greatly Reduced Rates.
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.

The last popular seashore excursion
via the Baltimore and Ohio r. r..
viii be run Thursday, August %. to
Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle
City, Ocean City, N. j., and Ocean
City. Md. Tikets will be good twelve
Q2) days, including day of sale.
Stop overs will be allowed on teturn
trip at Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold TO New
Jersey resorts, and at Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to Ocean
City, Nd
Tickets will be sold on above date
from Morgantown for $40 round trip
and trains will leave s and 1887
NJ. and 1856 and 5:2l r. NJ.
Call on or address nearest Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio r. r. for
tickets and full information.
w. c. MeGREw, Agent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22

THERE is a story going the rounds
about human skull being found in
a cave near Beaver Hole, on the Cheat
river, recently. 'Tis fact that the
skull was found and brought to
Morgantown, but the most eminent
specialist on this subject, who is way
up on such matters, says that the
skull has been in the hands of med
lcal students, and is a case of fake
pure and simple. 1t has either been
carried there some weeks or months
since or was taken in the cave by
some party who discovered it there,
and wants to practice a joke on his
friends and the public. Moundsville
Herald.
ABOUT midnight Saturday night
four masked men entered the house
of William Robinson at Sedalia Dod-
bridge county and after tying the oc-
cupants Of the house, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roster and they were tied securely,
the robbers searched the house
throughout securing about 25 dollars
in money and few other valuables
belonging to the family. They
promised to come back shortly and
release the family but Mr.. Roster de-
cided not to wait for them and man
aged to free himself, wife and daugh-
ter. Search was instituted at once
but without avail until Wednesday
when young man by the name Of
Hoover was arrested in Tyler county
charged with being connected with
the robbery
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
China and Glass,

THE largest line of shoes in the
county to select from at Waters &
Whittington's.
T. w. REYNOLDS Secretary of the
Guarantee Loan & Trust Company of
Wheeling has been found guilty OF
embezzling the funds of the Associa-
tion and sentenced 10 jail for one year
at hard labor. The sentence is general
ly considered inadequate. His stealings
amounted to nearly $4,000. If they
had elected officers like those at the
head of Morgantown Building Associ-
alton, men whose integrity and faith
fitness could not be questioned, no
losses would have occurred.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
PROTZMAN,
The Photographer
The cheapest and best place
to get pictures or frames in
this part of the world.

BESIDES the many new things in
shoes they are showing for fall, they
are closing out their entire line of
summer shoes at almost your own
price.
A FEW local veterans are arrang-
ing to attend the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Cincinnati which begins
September 9th. Quite an excellent
program has been arranged and no
doubt the visitors will have a profit
able time
[. n. SMITH, the jeweler, is build
ing up quite handsome trade. He
does first class work and always en-
beavers to serve his customers to
their advantage
The month of August has shown
some unusual weather conditions. U.s.
ually August is the dryest month of
the year but this time the rain fall
has been twice as much as it ordinari-
ly is in any two summer months.
There has been navigable stage of
water in the Monongahela and Ohio
rivers during the whole month and
two coal coating freshets have occur
red. 1t promises to continue though
the remainder of the month very
much as it has been SO far.
Why is Queen Quality like good
looking young man? They are both
favorites with the ladies. Hirsch-
mans
Some of the newest shapes and
shades in heavy sole tan shoes for
men at Waters d Whittington's.
DIR WESLEY DEGARMo, a promi-
nent physician of Wetzel county,
was adjudged insane the latter part
of last week and taken to the asylum
at Weston We extend our sympa-
thy to the relatives and friends of
the doctor and hope that he will
speedily recover his mental equili-
brium.
Ladies, if you want nice, neat and
up-to-date shoes see the new goods
received at Waters Il Whittington's
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
ABOUT OuR.FRIENDs.
Personal Mention of Promine at People
Where they are aud How they are.

"uchO tAO1 atC nhu NVW thCy arc
L. d. Beall, of Uniontown, spent
Sunday here.
L. V. G. Morris. of Parkersburg,
spent several days here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Z, II. Coombs have re-
turned from a delightful visit at
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Jessie Wilson of Front street
has gone TO Mt. Morris for two
weeks visit.
Prof. c. r. Jones spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Taylor
county.
Miss Grace Hogue has returned
from visit to her sister Mrs Benny
Williams in Fairmont.
FIX. O'Kelly has gone to Garrett
county again to spend some time
fishing and enjoying himself
J. V. Wolf, of the Baltimore Bar
gain House, has gone to Baltimore
and New York to buy fall goods for
the establishment.
Mr.. Kunkle will probably return
home the first of next week from his
trip into the southern part of this
state and Virginia.
Harry Kunst and Theo Watson,
of the Experiment Station were in
Grafton from Saturday until this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vance have
gone to indianapolis to spend two
weeks among friends. They took adj
vantage of the X. of P. excursion.
J. Marshall Jacobs, Of Fairmont,
is among the West Virginians attend
ing the X. of P. eneampment at In
dianapolis.
Prosecuting Attorney Geo. NJ. Alex
ander and a party of friends are
spending few days in camp at Lit
tie Falls.
Rev. J. L. Roemer and wife have
returned to their home in Cleveland
after spending their vacation here.
A great many people here are sorry
we can't have them all the time.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham will prob
ably take charge of the Episcopal
church at Fairmont Mr. Britting-
ham was formerly stationed in Graf
ton and was quite popular pastor.
Hon. Louis Bennett left yesterday
to meet his wife and children who
are on their return from an extended
sojourn in Europe. They have been
absent from home for the past two
years. Weston Democrat.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22

OEt OhN kfOAGOAA VI AtCA1 AlCCl NCIC
few letters and sixty-five cents.
THE Salvation army on Spruce St.
captured another sinner last night.
The B. Il O. railroad was in no
wise to blame for the deplorable ac-
cident which occurred Saturday
night
GENE ALRRIGHT ore oi the most
careful engineers in the employ of
the +. d O. was in charge of train
SCI which killed young Crecl
QUEEN Quality and Airs, h. n 5
are two names that will always be
associated together
THE Greenmont girls want every
one to remember their festival on
the evening of Thursday. Aug. 25th.
They are preparing to entertain ev
cry one nicely.
THE work of laying brick on the
street paving will begin Wednesday
should the weather permit. To-day
was the time set for the beginning
but the incessant rain last week so
hindered the grading that it cannot
be commenced until the day indicated
above.
IT is probable that one of the finest
Opera companies on the road will APP
pear in Morgantown the latter part
of September 1t is very expensive
entertainment but we are informed
that is the only kind that may be ex-
pected during the coming year.
In response to numerous inquiries
we can say that the date for opening
the public Schools has not yet been
determined but no doubt will be at
the meeting TO be held within a day
or two. There is no hope of the new
building being ready in time.
FRIDAY night the sheriff of Nc
Dowell county landed a bunch of
prisoners at the penitentiary, among
them being two women, Lou Griffin,
and Fannie johnson, convicted of
burying a man alive The third lite
prisoner was S. Clark. Greed Clark
was sentenced for obtaining money
under false pretenses, and Earl
Smith for malicious cutting.
CIRCUIT clerk Nickel. of Monroe
county, is lying at his home in pre-
carious condition from blood poison.
About ten days ago he used brass
pin to remove splinter he had run
in the middle finger of his right hand.
After considerable suffering he sent
for physician and it was found blood
poison had set in. The finger was
amputated but it is feared the whole
hand will have to be taken off. At
this time his friends have grave ap-
prehensions as to the result.
AN exchange says that a farmer
who has had an experience writes:
every year | hear of caterpillars de-
| stroying whole orchards, and there
is nothing more easily destroyed l
bore hole into the trunk of tree
deep enough to reach the sap, fill it
with sulpher and then plug it up.
The result is magical. The sap takes
up the sulphur to every branch and
twig and the catipiller dies. | have
never known a tree to be injured by
it, and | have used the method for
| years.
Mrs. N. J. ROBINSON, the hair
dresser, will be in town two weeks.
Orders left with Miss Belle Dean
will receive careful attention st.
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SERGEANT CASH
Will Soon Rejoim the Rough Riders
Again.

Sergeant Walter S. Cash, of Par
kersburg, OF the Rough Riders, who
has been at home on a furlough, on
account Of a gunshot wound received
in the arm. in the charge of the
Rough Riders, at San Juan, Santa
&c de Cuba, has gone East, where
he will spend few days looking af
ter some private business matters, af.
ter which he will join his regiment
at Montauk, N. Y, where it is in
camp. Sergeant Cash has entirely
recovered from his wound. He will
report at camp September.
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MR.. AsBuRY PEPPERS.

Gimme" said Asbury Peppers,
relapsing into the dialect of his ma
tive farm, "a fresh porched egg"
II presume you mean 'poached. 7
said the schoolma'am boarder.
WAS not that what / said?'
''No; you said 'porched.'
If ] said porched, replied Mr..
Peppers, Tallying nobly, 81 meant
one that had just been she'd,
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Horses Wanted.

l will be at W. w. Hayes stable,
at Morgantown, on Monday, August
22nd to buy one car load of fat
horses from four to eight years old
for the Pennsylvania market. Will re-
main one day only.
H. E. MCCLEARY.
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The Spanish Cavalier is not in it
with the ladies. Queen Quality is.
Hirschman' S.
BENNY WILLIAMS, the genial pro-
prietor of SINNERS Tavern at Fair
mont has presented a great many of
his patrons with souvenir pocket
book containing neat catching little
advertisement of the tavern They
are very pretty and are highly priced
by those who get them.
HIRsCHMAN's are showing some ell
egant things in the way of novelties
in silk front and negligee shirts,
hats, etc.
Ladies' leather lined water proof
Shoes at Waters q Whittington.s.
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Before the Wedding

Said she, This promise to obey
Seems clearly an atrocity,
But you must let me have my way,
And wear Hirschman's Queen
Quality.
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S. p WELLS, for many years one
of the leading citizens of Parkersburg,
died at his home in that city on the
10Th after lingering illness, aged
"a years. He was surrounded by his
entire family when the end came
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A GOOD looking girl needs no mis-
tletce. If she uses Queen Quality
she is all right. Get it at
Hirschman's
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T he Neat Man

does not want his fingers black
with ink. Neither does he want
a splotch of ink on his desk.
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THE DAILY NEW DOMINION
The BUSY Man

can't afford to loose time dipping
for ink. 1t takes as long to get
the ink as it does to write the
letter.
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Don't Forget That
Geo. C.Hayes eco

The Leading jewelers.
are also leaders in fine
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| he Wise Man

will use a fountain pen and save
all these inconvenience. Good
for the busy man; good for the
neat man: good for any man.