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discovered in the creek, with his head only
water fnr two hours, and hoped finally to
escape. Tho money and stamps were all re-
covered. The robber who was ahot Is nps
fatally injured.
, 1880-04-27
A Stubborn Fight, In Which the
Natives Suffered Great
Loss.
The Allied Powers Administer q
Gentle Prodding to the Sub
lime Porte,
Reminding Turkey that the Berlin
Trcaty Must Be Strictly oh.
served.
Weekly Review Of the English Grain Crop
and Market Prospects.


&1({FAT BklIA4NA
REs1oNATloNs.
1oNpoy, Aprl! 20.-1t Is reported that tho
'1,rItish Ambassadors to Cunstantinople md
LAND LEAGUE MANIFESTO.
The manifesto OF the l4nnd League pro-
,,,w IN land md crento a peasant proprietary
,,,, n, a,1ronrInr tho n,,rchasc.,nonry at & pcr
~. ~ ~ rar o,num fnr thtrty-f1ve wears. and to
eens , ~ III niant,no,ts lar ,,nn.navn,ent of
susps'!a . na u'ee''"'A''' Ao' AVA wv ''0''
feit 1"o Seass' ,..r,r,r
co,ro,,,s sh,era. uL,1; moi,oistercr AMI, paper
.lator IN buildings, public houses, etc., has
failed Liabilities, eo3, 900.
4 NOTABLE FACT.
The absence Of the Prince and Frin cess OF
Wales from tho wedding Of the Princess
Fredcrtcka of Hanover and Baron PANEL von
Namingen as WINDSOR oaanlaay @ iasl, alaa sl'e
rriaee's Vlsit 10 eo.Ig1atnlate n.aosu.ao ".
his appointment to the ffenilef8nlp ale1huc!l
commented on. The marriage OF the Princess
Of Hanover to her fathers secretary has
caasea eohs'oefao'e 1s1et'on III 'Rto a''s''ss'
circles.
. A.. MGo. Ns,o. ~ SHs's,u ss.o,,,,n a an ho,oo
nrfcca nre still har,len{nr. Secured Port
4s,., p'uu. @ a"a Tnno ~, f"1iv +,,o ,'a,,co ond
rp u 1apc ~, a1S Mo, Ivy tmU praeo on %
half to two pence tlearor than tho March
ratcs (,thor wuols fully maintain the OPEN
t.'. ...os "NS ''
LIE '"'''' ILL.,
Zeal and scientific writer, IS paralyzed, and
has been unconscious tor Il week.
, 1880-04-27

HP*ttaF 17I7P01t" 70 1Hs VHse0p0 sF1pH74ss
MADISON, WIS.,, April 2d.-Tho murder
tria! ot Mason, which was brought hero o., a
change Of venue from Polk County, will
probably close ta-morrow. Tho testimony
has been very vOlnnlfnOus and exceedingly
danlaglng " Mrs. Mason.
, 1880-04-27
berg. charged with Interfering With the officers
who lnnho tho Rrrcsts In tho above cascs. was

tertlny and swnrH out warrant for tho nrrs.st
of nn!cnr Pickle, IT tho ihweon atrcnt Hthtou ot,
attended, Gii;ccr Murphy, ri TINT station, pre-
vlo,ln tn tta tlcuth, and salh nftcrwatd that he
.1fcti II small p0x. This alarmed and incenHcd
two Ut tho officers who l1uh attended Murphy
during htH Illness, henee tho assault Pickle
Kava l.0nds tn nppcnr for trial Thurstlay.
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SERIOUS ArrnAY.


dltion Mt tho County Hospital, tho result Of II
ql1nrrel which took plAce between IL Rnng of
houBe-Inoyora last Saturday noon ut tho cor,lurof
Third ayonuu and Twelfth street, md concerning
which the police hoard nothing until yesterday
afternoon. Ills Injuries consist Of fructure Of
tho frontal bono,-the forehead. The cxtcrnal
bnno htss upon It n cntnptntnl cn1nmtuted
frloturo near the mcdIan ,lino nbout the size of
q 25-ccnt coiu. Tho frleturo Ut the Internal
plato Ia tnrRos, and there IL besides considerable
depression. Tho tnenn9cg. or thrce membranes
covering tho br1nln, nro exposed by tho wound.
Motdcn's assailant .was either Michael or john
Wllski, rolanders, both otfwhom wcrc employed
by II. sheelor i Co. in moving a hoase ut the
corner, mentioned. WARRANTS for thoIr arrest
wefe sworn bcfor, Justice Wallace ycstcriny by
Mchnol btochnn. the foreman Of tho kHng, but
up to TN curly hour thta morning tho police
had not succeeded In finding ethor Of them. 1t
IS not thought they iofttuwn, la MeohAn saw
them yesterday on Twelfth street, but II Is quito
probnble thut thoy expected to bo arrested for
tho nssau1t ind arc therefore kceplnK out of tho
why. Thoy live OIL Eighteenth ptacc, between
Mny and Fisk streets. but thoy wero not TO bo
found thore Inst night.
Mr.. Shccer WIS found at hta hotne, No. 10
Ghoto street Ito sRys Michael Wilaki has bcri,
IN Ills employ oil nnd OH fur four years, an.i
fos f sss Ssyo tue o siat I'M s%t Ra e. tue s
ssiSF a9s sea" s sson III IL hi, ss'ys apy
@ Sesnnx the sy olanass @ found as fafs a s,b IT, IT,
way Of d0inK, things: sat,'rsiny forenoon Mr..
Sheeler CALLED npo,,, The mon IT work removing
ihly .lndur the influenza Of liquor. cone!!,,!n.i
that hn would havc tnSuperlntenll tho work hn,.
seifwh!eh he 'Id Until lo man kn.pke.i of work
went home, y. Within bait. hour n. SikS w!,ski
f1nl broken lin In IL t1lW. aid that hn Nlld h{N
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ITALY,


SOCIALIST Als1tEHTED.
KoME, April M.-Costa, noted Socialist,
lns been arrested at Milan, with IT woman
alleged to DO Russian Nililist whose TX
tradition IL demanded.
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TO lie IIANGTu.

1Sr1ASAroL1s, Ind, April 26.-Andy
Moynigau. the murderer Of John Raymond
jackson, ut t0gansport, Ind. last fall, has
been convicted and sentenced to be hanged
June II.
, 1880-04-27
A WONDERFUL PARROT.
And Anybody who Believes This Can
Swallow tic ArnblMn Nights Whole.

NV fnfhor knnuir, ,pv Iu.Iro IN tu IN :, ,,,r.
rot, employed q coIlnoinsc,r il, nuke tho p,lr-
chnse. it was n finn yot1uu .rrnv 1,lr,I with n
sn, -ln. t,t Svh,,, .s. .a.', -. 49,. 49,. ,,sn..',
ou.. ~ tns "nc'i s"u e"H'u ~ 'tg t"o p'4" a'''
nuvcr spoken. and 1t WINS so1ne wcoks before *hr
did. took Ercut pains with her. When ahe
hogan to spcak tn.,uht her to 10 40 distinctly.
- MI ea"', ,,"s* 49,, ~. w - - 49,,
aha es s"i! soon eaasnt tho tones OF my so,ee'
th't'gh l mover anticipated that she Wnllltl be-
comy tho clever, Intelligent bird shc did. Her
srrnkinv n,,,Sors ,vcrn wo,,t,nrrut -,,nt r.. ~
~. .s.s w.. ~. s ~
e,"r'' 'io'Attoti VI "u!,'a' n't tKe rEIsol''nE.
thinking creature. 1'oil WAS cxccHsivcly rrn,ht
and Rcnsltirc, Sometimes my brother tcnsed
hcr n,t srnro In n ,,a,,tn,,,.,,'n,s ,,u,,,r ,,,,.,
s s' s,t III as s net @ "nu
sne "otu Only Snrug her stlo'alicrs ma relapse
into s!rIcG, US II hD Wcto quito beneath hcr
contempt.
-, lher' Wa1e w" oear 'fichsH who' ht tnat
t,hle' were CONSTANT v'slt"fs' f,'y "as "9re"t
3nrut tn l,pth. Ono Jay wh1lo wo were stttt,u
H. H.. no '!,~ss t1, % ste ~ nft .ns.n ct
..'r Ill.,, -. ~" .,. ~ s"n u'e''nec .ssu
ta''eu !? 1'c' i1tlcs W anu It. coming;
they will want t,loir dinner, Won't Llzze bo II,
u r,xpi AhI uh! whit Bt,u: that's nIl.t'
.Nmnep,,sr. I,nt," sntd. wtkn't tc11 .to+,ou
They nr0 INT corning mud II tlCy were yDll
, 1880-04-27

cvcf tried hCr affection tor tho little ono. shc,
like other pets hos passed. away, but Il not for.
KottDu.
, 1880-04-27

WIFI EUI INI1aEtF FsIEFG-
ALBANY, n. y, April e6:-The Governor
refuses to Interfere In the case Of Henry
Moett, sentenced to hc hanged In Columbia
County Friday next for the murder Of his
wife.
, 1880-04-27
RlC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

faliy 3 re1 cent Of The human 5aeo victims -
lion viii .bG fully crrnblrntGd by every Intelligent
TIE nf!tcna ciMsas Gsaduong th!s disease
synrtana ar" ioss o sivof sps!aorre paln #,
tD fat stEifion avoid at,ciety. in4unr, ,kUun,y
fnrDh'hHEs. nrAthe dstreks nervous debility, knd
child nf thia grAt ex tecrol hn',!is arn the rosnt
nf t9nHAnre The medicnt prnfe*stah haa boon nmost
crtnnnly n1ltqrnt Or rtttccnt Nbnut taao things
These Is we -knnwn principal In animal physiooEy
INT ns m: nst!.,n ar atS Rafs s5sep I5ash ss
Mt!y otxnn Ii wrAknned thon that organ ls weak.
Ihora i raIaedy n the taaet uf all ono thAt hn1
III srt 1 5 hsf ess s"nsa, M sS r.
.tnr." by lhn AendNy Of Medicine IN tnrts ~ IN In
fhlhl0 spocto fne tho ar1 cnntnita nj phosphnrus.
eAn!hnr'!acs. o. thor pns.n; y sare!y yE1ErAAtK.
anRRr-cnatef pill nnd can o l1 u lo*knsor Co.. 10
his rus ft!Ghal!s !sn Paris lFsunra! as nf Dr. hrown
Sl9esn,on,! roc ngt.tt fur tho y. W. Blnger Bnd!uH
n. l+snh. AH.s bHx Ut u pills, r. box OF W. I'LL sant
BY mail upon socGpt OF prsco.
.... CE1tTtFtCATE
fAttlB. July 18, lEt-ia ltuU ds lu aix-A Mr. u. IT,
Hfty.thrte yGAra Oil. hhtl LGen wl1wor twnntynvs
yours ,1rvllqn temperament had R4dprud for thirty
nervnna isb'.'ty and antrS ,,a,"ency. For sshtesa
yHaTr hd tsGd nYeFy known T1n!uy wltnut any tron-
HIt cams to nis and adr!se'i him u tr5 hfrors
-pnt mnrriad. Hnd hax TWO f.ne children.
ay Il es %Ssk ts'f! 81 q wsas sss s az s"
EiuAtls. lIEt. n: FElt}t1DH
sfraclno iu In lIsspfta ChA itJ.
yANHCtIAACK, srEy ESAtIN Il Co, t:h1czgo, ILL.,,
WhuIuAAtr AgHUtH tho ilFuu 1fNuA
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22
Literary Cont est.

The Harmony Grove and Bakers
Ridge Literary societies elected their Sec
rotary by the united voice of both societ-
les, thus devolving upon him the duties
relating to said position The report was
made with due respect for the feelings of
both societies, fully accurately and ex>
plicitly, as all who were present will
confess, except singing, which was not
counted in the decisions, although it was
privately acknowledged by members Of
the Bakers Society. their inability to
compete with the Harmonious. Does
the gentleman who signs himself Ia
kers Ridge" mean to say the Secretary
made false report, when he says, I'VE
beg leave to elucidate the facts in the
case?' Does he do it? Where are his
figures on the performance just preced
ing the debate2 How does his comments
run, and does he mean by calculating
the facts in the case, to draw veil over
the eyes of the readers of the NEW Do
MINIoN, and cast up his figures any oth>
er way than Is in favor Of Harmony
Grove and IL for Bakers Ridge, exclu-
sive of Singing Glass, which they an>
conditionally surrendered, but would not
have it counted i'm the decisions. We
are surprised that such brilliant mind
in the acme of the 10Th Century would
so expose his own weakness and folly.
Well he might withhold his own sigma
ture from such document. Passing
over the irony and sarcasm of which
his report was as completely charged ~
the telegraph wires are Of electricity, it
seems the gentleman is not satisfied with
success being inscribed upon his banner,
but desires his name extold to the skies,
and he made the eluminary star Of the
literary world. What pity that his
glittering robe and crown Of victory, too
dazzling for mortal eyes to gaze upon,
should he cast at his feet for want of ex-
tolation, aud that he should advance a
degree. with pen in hand, to sound his
own praise. / subscribe myself hum
bic servant of the Societies which placed
upon me the duty of reporting.
JNo. NJ. DAVIS.
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Cassyille News.
MAY 18th.

May 18th.
Everything is quiet in and about our
little village,aad items worthy of space
IN your valuable paper are scarce.
Visitors from other places stop occa-
sionally to pay their friends visit
DIR. VIM. McLane and wife, of Nc
CurdysviJle, were visiting friends here
last week.
Mr.. Thomas Berry, wife and family,
were visiting their relatives here last
week.
Mr.. John Lewellen and wife, Of Mt.
Morris, Pa, were visiting at Mr.. Frank
Lewellen's yesterday.
The Rev. Newton Stewart preached
at Cassville Church yesterday morn
ing. and at the Poor House in the af-
ternoon. Mr.. Jones has been active
in his efforts to have regular religious
services for the benefit of the County
Poor, which speaks well for him as a
Steward.
An organization was effected last
Saturday night, for the purpose OF
holding an exhibition at this place. 6.
C. Cole was elected President, H. w.
Fleming Vice President, and VIM. A.
Tucker Secretary, TALLY-Ho.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22
SALE

Pursuant to the provisions Of Decree Of
the Circuit Court Of MonongaIia County,
West Virginia, rendered at its March term,
1880, in the cause Of Alexander Il. Hess
against Eddy 4 Newbraugh. the undersign
ed Spt cial Commissioner in said decree
named, win, on
MONDAY, the 2sth DAY of JUNE, 1880.
(that being the first day of the June
term, 1880. of the County Court Of said
County and State, on the public ground, in
front Of the Court House door, in Morgan
town, in said County, sell that certain tract
Of FORTY-SEvEN ACRES OF LAND, more
or less, of said defendant, Abel Newbraugh,
situate on Little Indian Creek, in Grant
District, in said County, in said decree
named, and on the following terms Enough
Of said purchase money to poy the costs of
said snit and sale, to be cash in hand, and
the residue on credit of 8, ~ and IS
months from day of sale, the purchaser ex-
ecuting bonds for the deferred purchase
money, with approved personal security.
bearing interest from the day of SAID sale.
and lien retained on said land so scld for
said unpaid purchase money.
l.. s. HoUGB,
m22-4t. Special Commissioner,
Nav 10Th 1890
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22

A WISE DEACoN.-"Deaoon Wilder
l want you to tell me how you kept
yourself and family so well the past
season, when all the rest Of us have
been sick go much, and have had the
doctors running to us SO long"
"Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
l used Hop Biitters in time and kept
my family well and saved large doctor
bills. Three dollars worth Of it kept
Us all well and able to work all the
time, and will warrant it has cost you
and most of the neighbors one TO two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the
same time. I guess you'll take my
medicine hereafter" See other column.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22
M urder VIII Out.

A postal card addressed to Fitz-
hugh & Hunter, Bridgeport, W. Va,
will bring you prices, terms and full
particulars of the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. The White Sew
ing Machine is perfect and complete.
Lightest running, least noise and SIM
plest machine in use. 1t is impossf-
BILE for other machines to sell in direct
competition with the White. Exami-
nation conrted and competition de6ed.
Complete revolution in prices OF
Machines, Pianos and Organs. All
sold at bottom figures, and on terms
to suit purchasers.
~Try our Easy Monthly Pay
ment plan on Pianos, Organs, DC.
Address, Fitzhugh Il Hunter,
feb 15-tf. Bridgeport, w. Va.
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Items from Union District.
CHEAT MICK, W.. VA.,l
May l7th., 1880. (


The farmers are all done planting
corn in this section and all appear
to be in good spiriss. Sober We
mean.
Mr. Henry Chess, of Pittsburgh is
here on business trip. He intends
TO have some ore dug and shipped to
Pittsburgh, for the purpose of test
ing its quality, with the intention of
starting old Pridevale Furnace, as
rumor has it.
Cornelius McShane Is giving the
roads another overhauling, with
goodly number of hands.
Last Sunday there was quite an
excitement in the Neck. The cause
was that dog belonging to Mr. John
S. Cole went mad. 1t made several
attempts to bite persons and anything
that came in its way. Mr.. Cole shot
it and ended its mad career.
Mr.. Beth Jenkins had several very
6ne sheep killed by the dogs a few
nights recently. Hurrah and trot
out your dog law, as we want to see
some of them looking up the sap
lings-
We noticed in the papers where
Cyrus Fife hauled a pebble for the
new jail that weighed 5000 pounds.
Why, that would not be in fellows
road il he was behind it with a Sic
bill in his hand.
Rev. Davis will bold a Quarterly
Meeting at Old Zion Church, next
Saturday and Sunday, Ed and 23d
insts.
The Springhill Furnace, under the
supervision of Mr.. Henry Baker, will
be in operation soon. The teams are
hauling in charcoal and ore by the
tons.
Miss II. f. Bowers and Miss H. f
Baker, of this place, have been visit
ing in Pennsylvania.
Miss Linda Bell has returned home
after long visit to Connellsville anG
other points.
DR.. Morris and wife, of your place
paid Cheat Neck flying visit re
Gently.
Mrs Catharine Moore, and her two
daughters. are visiting Pittsburgh.
Miss Hattie Donaldson, Of thi'
place, is visiting relatives at Scottdale
and other places. jim.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22
State nnd county Sunday sc heol
work for West Virginia.
MoRaANTowN. w. Va,

MAY lStn., looo.t
To the Sunday School Teachers and
Workers Of lNoHongaiia County:
We come to you with fraternal
greeting, and ask your earnest coop
Grafton in the work of the Master. A
State Convention Of Sunday School
workers has been called to meet at
Clarksburg, opening on the evening
of June 22d, and continuing the 23d
aud oath. Circular addresses, by
the State Committee, have been dis
tributed in every county in the State
requesting the formation Of county
organizations, where they do not ex
ist, and the appointment OF dele
gates to the State Convention. We
therefore urgently request you to
meet with us at the M. +. Church,
Morgantown, on Sabbath, the 30th
of Nav, ut 3 o'clock, p. NJ, and take
part in the one -hundrcth anniversary
of the founding of Sunday Schools
by Robert Raikes, and assist us'in
forming County Sunday School or
ganization. Let as many of your
school as possible be present with us
at this time.
Several counties in this State are
reaping rich benefits from such or
CARNATIONS, and we must be united
if we would withstand the encroach.
ments of intemperance and practical
infidelity. Is it always to be true
that "the children of this world are
wiser in their generation than the
children of lightY Can the world
not teach us, by it's trade unions, its
cooperative societies, it's chambers
Of commerce, its oranges and cOrpo-
rations, that in unity there is strength
and shall we not profit by their ex-
ample2
We expect every Sunday School in
the county to be represented by at
least one delegate. Ample provision
for the entertainment Of those who
come from a distance, will be made
by the citizens of the town.
Please inform the Secretary how
many expect to be present from YOU
school.
GEO. G. STURGIss,
Superintendent M. E. School.
WIN. l. PRoTzMAN,
Superintendent Baptist School.
f. G. ALLENpER,
Superintendent M. p. School.
JAS. S. STEWART,
Secretary and Superintendent Pres
byterian Sunday School.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22
Letter from CaSs District.
MAIDsvILLE, w. Va,

W AIDSFlLLE, w. ' A.,
May 18th, 1880.(
MIR. EDIToR:-I have taken your
valuable paper now for about one
year, and am well pleased with it, but
there is one thing about it l don't
like, and that is this: You have cor.
respondents all over the county-in
nearly every neighborhood but this
Now that is wrong. There is enough
transpires in this community each
week to make good, newsy letter.
And occasionally there is something
happens that ought to be published.
For example: Not many weeks ago,
too big, hale and hearty young men,
who live near Vaudeville, it is rumor-
ed, attacked an old, decrepit, gray
haired Uncle, on the highway, got
him down and beat him unmerciful-
ly, and if what we hear is true, moth
ing but the fear of the gallows pre-
vented them killing him. Shame on
two young men who would do such
thing. Such things should be pub
lished.
Now, Mr.. Editor, in conclusion let
me implore some of our young men
to furnish you the news each week.
/ would do it, but l am an old farm
er, one who never had the advant-
ages of aegood education, and don't
think it my duty when there are SO
many young men around, who have
gone to school nearly all their lives,
are good scholars, good pensmen, land
would make good correspondents
Let us hear from some Of them.
Please correct all mistakes, and
oblige AN OLD MAN.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22
MARRIAGE OF ALLEN CHATHAM

MARRIAGE OF ALLEN CHALFANT,
Esq.-We clip the following account
of the marriage of Mr.. Allen Chal-
FAINT, son of M. R. Chalfsnt of this
place, from the GAINESVILLE Ere: "An
immense audience assembled at the
Second Street Methodist Church last
evening to witness the nuptials of
Mr.. G. Allen Chalfant and Miss En-
ma Francis. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James Hill, and the
graceful movements of the bridal pair
were admired by all.
The brides dress was Of cream
colored lace bunting, with fringe to
match. She wore white kids and
a white veil ornamental with flow
ers. The brides maid was dressed
in lavender lace bunting. The groom
and attendant were in full dress with
white kids. The presents were many
and beautiful. After the marriage
ceremony, the bridal party repaired
to the lecture room, where congratu-
lations we're extended ard refresh
ments served.
Peter r. Gcble and Hattie G. Fran
els, acted in the capacities of best man
and bridesmaid. Mr.. Hill was much
complimented on his performance of
the ceremony"
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MAR K IAGES.

At the residence of the brides moth
er, in Grant District, on Thursday,
May 18TH, by the Rev. Downtain,
Mr.. j. P. SNYDER aud MISS Jo-
sEPHINE WINDSOR.
The newly married pair left for a
trip east on the same day. The hosts
of friends of both parties join in many
good wishes for their happiness.
In Pennsylvania, May I'd, 1880, by
the Rev. L. Warman, Mr.. JOSEPH
McGRAw and Miss FRANCES NIXON,
both of this county.
May peace and happiness strew
their paths always.
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UNIvERsITYnTEMs.
BY OUR REPORTER.

BY OUR REPORTER.
The Cadets drill now after supper.
1t is then more pleasant during the
warm weather.
The Columbian Literary Society
will hold a Mass Meeting Friday
evening, the 21st. The Committee
have sent out invitations to their
friends to attend.
The Base Ball fever is up again.
The students are ahead SO far.
The University DAILY is progress
sing well, and its prospects are fair
for success.
Commencement is Thursday, the
10th of June.
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m22-4t.
May 18th, 1880.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions Of decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia
county, West Virginia, rendered at its
March Term, 1880, IN the chancery cause
of Jeremiah l.. Simpson against Fee
kial Morris ct al, the undersigned Spc-
cial Commissioner will, on
MONDAY, the 2sth, DAY ofJUNE, 1880,
THAT being the first day of the
June term, 1880, of the Conn
ty Court of said county, on the public
ground, in front OF the Court House
door, in Morgantown, in said County
and State, sell that certain dwelling
house, and the fourteen acres Of land.
more or less, situate on the West side OF
the Monongahela river, near said town,
in the bill mentioned also the same on
which the said defendant, Elizabeth
Howell, now resides. The terms of said
sale will be as follows . Enough Of said
purchase money TO pay the costs of said
suit and sale, to be cash In hand, and
100000 Of said purchase money, with
interest on $4,000 thereof from the first
day of September, 1879, to be paid first
day of September, $780, and the residue
payable as follows: $500 90 first day ~
September, 1881 $4,000 first day Of
September, 1882, $4,000 first day Of
September, 1888; and the remaining
payment first day Of September 1884,
with interest oil said last named payment
from the first day of September 1873, Till
paid, the purchaser executing purchase
money bonds for said deferred payments,
with approved personal security, with
interest on said last named payment as
aforesaid, and lien retained on said real
estate so sold for said deferred purchase
money. l.. s. HoUGH,
m22-4t. Special Commissioners.
May 18th. 1880.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKETS. -
Prices last week for beef cattle ranged
as follows: Best beeves, 5 and 81
cents; that generally rated first quail
ity, and Al cents; medium or good
fair quality,3 and 81 cents; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows, 2 and 81
cents. Most of the sales were made
at from AZ to ST cents.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22

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