The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

ROBERT MEATHRELL lost a good
horse one day last week
o SEE the Cook Book Clock at
T. F. Portzman & Co.'S.
CANNED FRUITS of all kinds
ocan be procured at Geo. c.
Hayes & Cos, Walnut Street.
The celebrated Baltimore candy
for sale at Henry S. Hayes Grocery
on Main Street.
WE ARE indebted to John W. Ma
dera for the very full report of real
estate transfers found in another col
umn
q SEE the NEW MUSIC BOX
ES at T. F.Protzman d Cos.
THE epizootic has about subsidized,
z to the great relief of horse owners,
and the comfort of travellers who have
to depend upon horses for locomotive
power.
pUT MONEY in thy pockets,
= by purchasing your HOLIDAY
GOODS of George c. Hayes &
Co., on Walnut Street.
GRANT MADEIRA mashed one of his
fingers badly in some of the machin-
cry of McGeorges' bro m factory a
day or two since.
CHILDREN, if you want nice pres
ent for your parents, go to
II. S. HAYES, Main St.
WE surrender much of our space
this week to local advertisers. These
announcements will be of value to
our readers who give them attention.
a. SEE the HOLIDAY DIS
PLAY at the Large Store
rooms of r. F, Protzman & Co.'S.
NEXT Sunday morning Rev. w. G.
Snodgrass will preach in the NJ. E.
Church on Reading" In the even
lag his subject will be Dancing"
III YOU want the worth of
- your money when purchasing
HOLIDAY GOODS, call on Geo.
c. Hayes & Co., Walnut Street.
DIS. II. w. AND L. S. BROCK, ID. p.
F1rcH AND S. S. WADE, had n runa-
way one day last week while on their
way to Newburg to perform sur
gical operation. The occupants of
the carriage escaped unhurt, as did
also the horses, though the carriage
was badly demolished.
PARENTS, if you want nice pres
ent for your children, go to
II. S. HAYES, Main st.
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs.
Enoch Evans died at her residence
in Morgan District, on last Sunday,
aged nearly 90 years. Mrs. Evans
was q very estimable old lady, and
during her long life en- Dyed the coz.
fidence and esteem of all who knew
her.
70 WHERE you can get pound
Of good green coffee for Is
cents, at L. +. Protzman d. Co.'S.
MR. JOHN l.. HOARD, IN old citizen
of Union District, died at his resi-
dence near Stewartstown,a at 2 o'clock
on Saturday morning, aged 70 years.
Mr.. Hoard was quiet and respecta-
BILE citizen. His remains were follow
ed to their last residence on the 18th
inst, by'a large concourse of relatives
and friends. Rev. Westfall preached
the funeral sermon.
MAKE the LITTLE ones, and
4'ABIG ones too, HAPPY, by
purchasing your HOLIDAY
GOODS Of George c. Hayes &
Co., Walnut Street.
DEArHs.-Hattie Virginia, little
daughter of Mr.. John Price, died
from. scarlet fever on, Monday, the
18th inst, aged years, s months and
fourteen days.
Her little brother, Edward Waldo,
died from the same disease on Tues
day, the 7th inst.
- Rev. Cralle preached the funeral of
the dead children on Tuesday last.
Jay, a bright little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Hartley,of this place,died
ON Wednesday morning last, with in
famation of the stomach; ged about
two years.-Fdirmon IndeE.
YOU'VE MEN, if you want nice
present for your sweet heart, 60 to
HI. S. HAYES, Main St.
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-While in the
woods chopping last Saturday Con-
stable Solomon Frum met with a very