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WsslA lsea vssy esa1sfsl sse The sesssn a Ne
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papers II &C.. pleo.o eddross the bag 20 Mn.
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r A1xxY INvBIrgD-Is uAIO TO EXCEL
IL IL rsnssiise ~ knows foe the complete
euSo q 0ooomauI9. They hsve teea Known 70
cure The diseose even after 10 hes bern soeted for
nsay yaars. Paralysis and nervous o6sctione
yjeld 70 tAsis trsasnent. and psFsons having cold
lsse VIII asd this dilcclsy allsviatsd b. the uae
el ~ kIECrRO.AA0NETtC 0OL1. For sale q
tAoDrwg oeoso Of xKI.LY I Y0UN0. Authorized
Agents tor Huees osunA. q the low price oe 81! -
Dss paiR, ssut b. nsil - any address. 1Sd1
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11is11on, AVeniso 1e0aotsty. Dl1a90 q vlssae.
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sdvics. iscludine sne'yne g sStne. " -. ms
timeo ~ quonttlU. oto.on: as11 . sov o1dgeO
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observsfios. aDd g ps1vose nsDe 10 desired. by
4. = NIu3l4 ~ -.
II Ksas1y 0eIeees oan rrsnetaco, Cal.
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ICUM. ourus I'll kiods e 4toney ao1 IDooeoe
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AIs b III dsuesises: $40 eotis. III bodies tes
b. Mlufrgu DAxpRIIou plIIs. sss ~
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NOTICE..

1OTICI % DENEBY GIVEN THAT VI
IN have dlepoood of our eastSe Interest in tho
lrug and mo6iciDe business 70 u. T Cody Co.,
vho vill Aeeoaftse cooAaet The business In the
old seand. Yesles'e corner. We 6sspsak for the
80 onm cnostnuAAoo Of the busiaeoo OF the
ed nsD q Geo. ". Harris CO. All bills due
She ola Aru vill b pald 70 he undsrDlgned Who
vii ~ III claims aoAinse The lsts Arm q Geo.
". 8aIyin o.. ees
GEO. ". aARRIS co.
Hsytna papcAaosA ths stock and Axtures kaown
. 0hs CITY DpUg 0aoss. - solicit the paAronaSe
q She old nru 81 Geo. w. Haryis Co. and the
pUsaia eGnsrully. uhnll q sll tiDes kssp fall
oasost0ooa as Goods II our line. both wholesale
AnA Euesll ~ - 0eSles attention 10 business We
49, - n1sss tAs Dsblis De1sseaee.
y. z. CODY Z co.
Du1od oaaAsis. Feb. -, loto. TT
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- HAIR B1I0
Second. hand Clothes Made New
By - aenm ClsansiDg' Proves. foR ls1iss and
osoelemea. ponts nsde 10 order Of 0kE00N
CITY GOODS VIZ c6ssp TAILORING. Oh 1Ay.
ING ~ A3PAIRIN0 dos - Bedrock PFioeo.
Osll - Aaaiss ny GaodS saA prices. sseood.
AaoA 0ee1i1g bouoht, Dla q e1ehssODds
- 49, - 1nl oesssa 8. NA00e9.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


EuHxnzEo Oh UxvulxlsHKD At THs
I essnes of TAied and ColuDhis ssTeses.
ADply - &c. 0RAVkD,
f11o4 1to0e street.
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sc ROFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of Blindness.


ON b paN 10 any Public Hospital 70 Be autul
:; :. .Ss e not ssnu % ss
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Its Ingredients.

\ 70 Ghov faith in tie safety and excellence d
- Z. B.. upon proper personal application. vhsg
vA&is1sA that no imposition 10 intended, Ne viii
The above oasfs never made before By the pro-
pgstoe Of any other Family Medicine In the world.
Many tsstlmonials.f further information. and
full directiona for using will be found In the PAM
phlet Treatise on Diseases Of the Blood" ID
which each bottle enclosed Price per bottle con.
eaining IL ounces, 40 20 50 doees Sold BY drue.
|Sists. d. RASsox. Sos 4 Co. Prop'n, Buffalo. ny
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Clinton District.
WOODLAND. March 9th.

WOODLAND, March 9th.
Miss Ella Robcy, who has been -
journing in Preston county during The
winter, returned home recently.
Miss Belle Jenkins, who has scarcely
been away from home since her faith
er's sickness, paid . visit to Clinton
Mills recently. Belle is one of the
prettiest and best girls in the county.
The way she waited On her father dur.
ing his sickness was beautiful to DO.
hold. M
There was spelling school at Nc
Bees last Tuesday night. We had All
interesting time. We spelled two
rounds, after which w. +. Holt do.
claimed couple Of pieces. The teach-
er. w. H. Bailey, is live, progressive
man. We regret to learn that he in.
tends to go West soon.
Constable Frum fell partly through
his barn floor last Thursday. bruising
his left thigh considerably.
Miss Tillie Frum has postponed hes
school on account of i'll health.
1t is generally believed that there
will Be wedding near Fairview soon.
Rev. Crallc preached At Mt. CAL
vary last Sunday. His congregation
here will miss him very much during
his absence on his eastern trip.
When young man gets his girl 70
assist him put on lis overcoat after :.
Church, have n t the public right t.
presume that they are engaged
ALEXIS.
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Mrs. Jackson Camp died at hel
residence in Grant district las'
Wednesday. We learn that her dis
ease was consumption.
Mrs. Martha Jane, wife Of Alexan
der Eddy of this County, died sud
denly on the. 9Th of typhoid pneu
monia.
Mrs. Mahala Riggs died at the res
dence of Luther Eddy, near Cold
Spring, in Grant district, on the End
inst at a very advanced age. She
was a member of the Christian Church
and died in peace.
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p Mr.. D. HAsbtiI General Agent
for the New Davis vertical feed sew
ing machine was, here. several days
lately working up The interests of his
machine. 1t is something new and
we think it a most excellent machine
We learn that Mr. Handley has made
arrangements with Major w. c.
RMeGrew to establish an agency here
Mr.. WahiRrotzmah will handle the
machines. Their advertisement will
appear next week.
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McGEE's ILLusrRAsEp WEEKLY has

! MCGEE's ILLUsTRAsED WEEKLY has
now the reputation of being one, ,pf
] the best illustrated papers published.
The illustrations are equal to those
of the London Neacs and the Graphic.
sAs to the reading matter, tits always
good All who like good illustrat-
ed paper should subscribe for it. We
would advise some of our energetic
young folks here to take an agency
and canfassIfor it, Address McGee's
Illustrated Weekly, Box $40. New
York.
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GONE WEsT.-Our esteemed friend
j. w. Stevens, of Laurel Point, has
gone to Missouri with view of To-
eating. He has sold his property in
this county to his brother G. w.
Stevens. We regret his departure.
He is good man and consequently
good citizen, and will be an acquis-
ition to any community in which he
settles. AS long as he would GO we
wish him much success in his Yves
tern home.
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-CHSSYILLE.
February 2Sth., 1880.


Much sickness prevails in our neigh.
borhood, principally from bad colds.
Mrs. Jack Frum,we are glad to say.
is recovering under the treatment Of
DR.. c. II. McLane.
John T. Fleming has been quite III
but is now getting better.
John X. Barrackman, agent for the
Mankadick heirs, of Pittsburgh, rented
the farm known as the Mankadick
farm, to Jack Frum and Henry Scott.
Jack gets the house and land upon
which he now lives for 1892. Hen
gets the upper part OF the farm and
house in which he now lives for sos.
80.
John w. Tucker, besides running =
successful saddler shop, can find time
to farm some also. He is accordingly
preparing a field for corn OH J. T.
Fleming's farm, where he proposes n
raise the "boss" corn OF the season.
Our Literary Society is in full blast.
under the Presidency Of VIM. A. Tuck.
er. The question--Resolved, That Chi.
nese emigration should be prohibited
by law" was debated at the last meet.
ing, and decided IN favor of the negss
tive. TALLY Ho.
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JOHN J. MCLEAN, the Signal off
Ger at this station has been ordered
to Chicago. His successor, Corporal
John B. Merrill is here. During his
stay, Officer Mclean has made many
warm friends who regret his depar-
ture. His correct business habits
and his gentlemauly demeaner have
gained for him the respect of the
entire community. Mr.. Merrill is a
very pleasant gentleman and we
extend to him a warm welcome.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

& The directors of our Fair Associa-
ton recently held meeting and de-
.termlned to give the next exhibition
on the 18th, 14th and, 18th days OF
October next, Although it is long
time until the Fair, it is not too early
for farmers to determine what stock
they will exhibit,and what course OF
treatment it shall receive from the
present, up to that time. We have
a, permanent Fair now and can
Support it easily and with a profit to
all.
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z HAVING sold our Stock of Goods of
the Standard Store to joe NJ. Wood,
on March LIST, 1880, We desire to close
all accounts due G. w. John & Co. s
Standard Store. Persons having set
Elements to make will find their ac-
count in the hands of Geo. NJ. John
at the old stand opposite Court House
where they are expected to be colosed
by April 1st. G.. w. JOHN Il Co.
Morganto%n w. Va. Mar. I'd 1880.
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Further report next week, ]

Now, WHOSE Ok Is GoRED?-Ths
Bcurbons Of this place raise a great
hue and cry when J. r.. Thompson
takes any part IN politics, because
he Is Republican. But when some
other members Of the Faculty Of the
University,( who are the rankest kind
ofBourbons )attcnd political caucuses
il is all right in the eyes Of patriotic
Bourbons! "Oh, consistency, thou
art a jewel" The average observer
Of passing events Is constrained to
smile at this thing of "the ket.
tie calling the pot black" and thinks
that "what is sauce for the goose IL
sauce for the gander. Pod
The above is no more thar could
be expected from that quarter. Sup
pose member of the Faculty Of tho
University, who happened to be on
the ground should be invited to at.
tend an informal meeting Of few
Democrats, did he not have a perfect
right to do SOP Does being mem.
Der Of the Faculty smother = man's
political convictions2 The gent1c.
man alluded to above, had a perfect
right to attend any such meeting, but
he would most certainly have no right
to go to Washington and set up pins
with view Of destroying the party
that gave him his position. by the
way. when did your love for President
Thompson and your solicitude for
the welfare Of the University crop
out so brilliantly? Isn't it late do
parturep Is our contemporary to
have a share Of Legislative honors
IN case the Washington job should
succesd9 If so, your hopes are vain.
CASSyILLE.
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4
N. N. Bank VS.. Chadwick q HofY-
msn-debt In Circuit Court OF
Monongalia county. March Term,
1850. Suit for a joint and several
note Of 81, 200, payable $50 days AZ
ter date and dated June "a, 1878.
Deft Hoffman, who Is security for
Chadwick, pleads usury.
Trial by jury was waived aud the
case submitted to the Court on the
evidence that the rate OF inteie
charged on the note was at s per cent
per annum; that $50 interest was
paid for every half year OF $50 days.
Defendant contended that there was
1924 days IN . half year and that il
l years interest was charged on $50
days there was usury.
The Court decided that, - TO
whether . transaction Is usurious or
what 10 usury must be determined by
the State laws.
When q transaction 10 ascertained
to be usnrious we look to the Acts OF
Congress to ascertain the penalties
against National Banks.
If this transaction is usurious the
bank forfeits all unpaid interest and
the judgment would simply be for
the face Of the note. II it is not
usurious the judgment should be for
the amount of the note including in
terest at 6 per cent.
Under the proofs in this case the
only question is whether it 10 usuri-
Gus to calculate interest on mercan-
tile paper according to Rowlet's ia
bles. estimating 80 days . month. $50
days half year and $50 days year.
do not consider this an open ques-
ton. The Court Of Appeals Of vir-
ginia, in several cases, decided prior
to the formation of this State, held
that this mode Of calculating inter-
est 10 not usmrious.
5 Leigh. 25l, Cramp ". Trytitle 4
Co.; 8 Leigh, as, State Bank VS..
Cowan; 2 Graf. 372. Parker W Cous.
ins.
We are bound by these decisions,
whatever may have been decided in
some Of the other States. Judgment
is thereupon entered for the face Of
the note, with interest from the time
it was due at s per cent. and the
costs.
Deft Hoffman asked for suspen-
sion Of execution for 40 days to en-
able him 10 petition Supreme Court
Of Appeals Of West Va. for . super
sedeas tn this Judgment, which was
granted him on his giving bond in
the penalty of 5000, conditioned &C.
cordiDg to law.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

A STEAMBOAT came to the Lock
again last week but could not get
through---too much water. We are
constrained to say the Lock at this
time is only a nuisance. When the
river is high enough for boat to get
to the Lock it can not get through
and when the river is low enough for
boat to get through, it cannot get
up to it,, ~.
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THE Ladies of the M. E. Churc

THE Ladies of the M. E. Church
of this place gave their usual month
lN, supper last Thursday evening
Everything was served in SPLENDID
style and those who were. present
spent the evening pleasantly. These
suppers are agents for good as well
as profit. The net proceeds we learn
were about $35.
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POVERTY AND SUFFERNG.-.'I wAs
dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by = sick
family and large bills for doctnring.
which did them no good. [ was com.
pletely discouraged, until one year ago.
by the advice Of my pastor, procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use
and in one month We were all well-and
none of US have seen sick day since.
and want to say TO all poor men, you
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than Que doctors
visit will cost, know it. A Working
man"
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WE have received a neat and tasty
little paper, named the Wool sGroc.
er's Bulletin, published at Steuben-
Vile, Ohio. 1t is published in the
interests of wool growers generally.
West Virginia takes up considerable
space in the paper We wish itsuc.
cess,and recommend it to every farm
err in Monongalia county, ~ 5;f.,t
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

A STORY is told Of negro preacher
In this place, who exclaimed in his
prayer II pray dat de power Of Satan
may he curtailed." Just then wo-
man in the congregation interrupted
the proceedings by Crying out Eyes,
Amen! Dress me! Cut it right
smack, smooth off," eua ~ -
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

Hon. HENRY G.. DAVIS and Bro,
Of this State, have secured from 1
foreign firm contract for one mil
lion feet of white oak lumber, at an
advance OF fifty par cent over last
years prices. This lumber is to be
delivered at Alexandra and Bslti-
more for shipment.
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Miss ARAB J. EVANS is improving
her property on Boundary Street. A
new roof, cornice, paint inside and
out, and some minor matters will
make it very desirable place. ID"
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Qua young friend, Charley Pride,
10 going to work at the buggy shop,
for the purpose of learning to be 3
trimmer. min y NJ
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MEssRs HENHEN Bros. received, last
week, complete set of new ma
ehinery for the manufacture of chairs,
bedsteads DC. This makes very
valuable addition to their shop, and
of course their facilities for doing
fine work are increased. We wish
them much, success. .rTt =.
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Ross ct al. Decree for sale OF the two
tracts Of land in the bill aud proceed M
mentioned
Christopher 8. Tenant and Wife, and
Jno. Rogers administrator ct al. Decree
confirming sale of the land In the bill
and proceedings mentioned, &c.
Berkshire 4 Stusgiss vs.. Samuel Saun-
ders ct al. Decree confirming sale Of he
land in the bill and proceedings mem
toned y.w.M.
Further report NEXT week / -
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

The West Virginia Walking Beam
has been revived and is now publish
ed at Parkersburg. 1t is agood paper
and We wish it much success in its
new field. 81.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

LET every citizen in the County
subscribe for his home paper. 1t is
poor logic to argue that you can get
a city paper little cheaper than your
County paper. The news efthe Counr
ty in which you live are worth more
TO you than any other. a't 9h"
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For SALE.-A splendid Shoninger
Organ. VIII be sold for little more
than half price. Call soon or you
may lose bargain. Apply to Mr..
E. Shisler or at this Office.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

For some time past the miners liv-
ing in Fairmont and vicinity, have
been on a strike for higher wages.
They gained their point, and went
to work on Tuesday of this week at
the prices they demanded.
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Special Offer for Next 80 Days.

j On receipt of IL cents, in money or
stamps, we will send, postpaid, to
any person, so. nice, white sisitfng
cards, with name printed thereon.
This offer is only tor the next 80
days, AZ TsaW .Eg0TFkaq0.
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WE are under obligations to Wal
ter Mestrezat for q nice new galley
rack put up in our Office last week.
Walter is a most excellent mechanic
and is as much at home in handling
the saw and plane as in practicing
ON his cornet.
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Notice.

All persons indebted TO me will
please call and adjust their claims
and save costs. This is positive and
is the last notice. l am going to re-
move from this place in a few days
and everything must be settled before
I go. S. S. YEAeER.
4iasl A~FtE 80 tRo,d.lI
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WE learn that barge loaded with
ealt, b ,longing to Mcssrs-- Williams
4 Reppert, of Greensboro, sunk in
Lock No. 9 last week. We regret
that the gentlemen met with such a
loss.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

THE roads are muddier now than
they have been known for years; the
oldest inhabitant cannot remember a
time when they were in such
bad condition. From present indi-
cations we will have bad roads for
some time yet
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

Dir. JOSEPH MoRELAND, is prepar-
Ing to make some improvements on
the Gay property, lately purchased
by him.
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MR. JAS. n. DAVIS will move into
the Damn House, recently purchased.
by him, in few days. We learn
that it is his intention to keep board.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

A YOU'VE Mems prayer meeting
has been organized in Morgantown.
1t meets every Saturday evening in
the NJ. E. Church. II .9 4.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

LEWIS DAVIS, better knowu9as Ma
jor Green, the little man, has been in
our midst for some time past, selling
flower plants, DC. fstasssA ( t4ano1q
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.-List of
Real Estate transfers, admitted to
record for the week ending March 6,
1880.
Sarah Yeager to S. W. Fetty, AZ
Acres, on Miracle Run, Battelle dis
trict, for 800.
Clinton c.. and Thos. N. Martin TO
John Moore, 124 acres, Clay district,
for $4,000
Samuel c. Stewart to Julian z.
Fleming, House and Lot in Morgan
town, No. 80, for 81, 400
Samuel A. Moore to Luamy May
field, 20 acres, on Miracle Run, for
5000.
James Weaver to Samuel W. Ram
sey,. AZ acres, Cass district, for ST.
$50.
VIM. H. Shriver to James j. John,
80 acres Clay district, for 81, 14O.
Mary Howell to Board Of Educa-
ton of Clinton district. for school
house lot, for SIS.
Alpheus Holland . to Elmus NJ.
Holland, u acres, White Day Creek,
for 500.
A. c. Collins to Samuel A. Moore,
26 acres, on Pawpaw and Dunkard
Creeks, for 81 acres, on F,as Run, as
an exchange.
Charles l. Brand to Thomas War
man, 81 acres, in Morgan district
for $500.
Elizabeth Y. Hall to Elizabeth
Brand, 1 Of an acre, Grant district,
for SIS.
Lihu Wade to Josephus Wade, in
telest in Denuna Wales Estate, for
$500.
VIM. Hennen to Elijah Hartley,
10 acres in Battelle district, for
$566.66.
Elijah Hartley to Clement L. Ea-
kin, 81 acres Battelle district, for
$335.56. WIN.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

THIS section was visited by a'severe
thunder storm last Thursday morn
Ing, an unusual occurrence. at. this
=. !, :. - ? = Y ID % MOTA y Q
time In the year. 4dIeqg STA
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

DECORATIVE corsets are coming in
TO fashion. 1t is q Very foolish fash
ION too. Who cares what is on the
outside of corset? gT
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

RATS have been going down the
river almost every day for more than
a week past. Surely this has been
a good season for timber men.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-13

MRS. MARY BAILEY, of McCurdys.
willie, who lately fractured her leg
from fall is recovering under the
care Of DR.. w. L. McLane.l