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eSor @enf-- -Rooms.

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IIoB RENT-2 FURNTsHED ROOMS, FIRST
located, with family Of Two only; rent reasonable.
Apply at 19Od q street northwest. aual.3t
U,oR NT.-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GEN.
A. temen only. Apply yat COL street northwest.
TT SECOND STREET NORTHWEST
l. l. l. Nicely furnished or uufsrnlsiiel Rooms,
with or without Board all improvements. Tcrnls
roc THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
tOO Large communicating Rooms for rent. sec
ond story single or en- suite, with or without Board
JNoR RENT--4 UNFURNIsHFD ROOMS, SUIT.
~ aeiS for iTht M hogseHerp,ng TO respecianle rsr
EoR RENT SMALL AND 2LARGE NICELY
Apply at 1904 q street northwest. auGl3tt
TOR RENT-A LADY .AND SON WILL RENT
S adults furnished ibJ House; rent paa y
LVoR RENT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
II front Room, in private family; terms moder:
ate Apply ut ll27 Fourth street northwest aual.3tt
DooNfs FOR RENT-To GENTLEMEN, AT
III 1923 street northwest. au2lSt+
I1oR RENT-To ARMY OR NAVY OFFICERS
il and others en- suite or single. large furnished
Rooms At modsr.te q prices near slate Depar,ment
LNok REN1'-PLEAsANT. WELL FURNISHED
i Rooms, for gentlemen only, with privilege of
A. 5irsi;esss Board; desirable place to live Appy at
-INoR Rents ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR. AP.
JIG ply at 90 I street northwest. aua0-8tA
EoR RENTS PER MONTH, FURNISHED
I, BedRoom, in private family; references ex-
changed. Apply at 1910 Seventh street northwest.
au3O-3tS
EURNIsHED RooMs-LARGE, COOL BATH,
~ &c; near Capitol Park street cars and Herdlcs:
al ii5 New Jersey avenue Southeast. au5o.Sw
1914 X STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
nS TTss snd es % b. rect,
but no children; also Table Boarders. Location ex-
ceedingly pleasant aul0-3tF
Ola NEW YORK AvENUE.aaNIcELYF FUR
- - nished and unfurnished Rooms, en- suite
and single, with Board Convenient to four lines of
street cars au3O-3ts
J1oR RENTS OR 4 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
beautiful square Grand Piano for rent Apply at $40
IIoR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM /;
northwest. ausO-3t~
TOR RENT = LARGE, PLEASANT, FUR
~ nished Rooms; private family of adults; near
for gentleman and wife or gentlemen terms reason.
able Apply at sll street northwest nu31ate
TOR RENTIA SUITE or UNTuRNIsHED
modern rent Apply at i21 North street half square
from Capitol au25tu ,s:at+
IL eating Roomsi also two unnlrnished Rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping, all on second floor.
Apply at 1903 II street northwest au29-3tt
EoR RENT-Two FURNISHED COMMUNE.
~ street southeast. auS6 3ts
NOR RENT-UNFURNISHE COMMUNICATE
II Ing Parlors on second floor; there chande-
street northwest. au29-3tb
JNOR RENT-ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR
II nlshed, modern convenlences, healthy and quiet
neighborhood. private family, pass the door
ply at 0O5 81 street northwest. au3G0tt
nor RENT-IOi AND 4lG SPRUCE STREET; s25
II and s2I; seven rooms nll improvements; cars
near. [aul9-l5tl A. i. BARBER & co.
VNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND JNFUR-
IL nished Rooms Apply 1917 street northwest,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. jy6-f
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0ereonal,


NToLLIE-TWO LETTERS FROM YOUR
Nl mother; one l directed 10 Baltimore post. Office
hnd one to Washington post-oflice. In your maiden
name, She is sick at ID. Glass Altoona Pa. au25-0t
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Sfor SR emit 2Iliscellaneo,ts

VNOR RENT-THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
IT by the Young Mems Christian Association, viz: An
ofiicc-rooni, four large rooms, aud the chapel all
well lighted, and heated by steam. These rooms, COW
erng 1000 square feet, II not rented by July l.
arranged, Will be for rent separately For TERMS &c.
apply TO a. g. PRATT & SON, Agents, 40l Ninth
street northwest jeiS SAiWF Jm
LNoR RENT-STORE No. 1925 PENNSYLVANIA
IL avenue northwest; rent $50 per month. A. A.
WILSON, over Bank Of Washington. au2t3t~
nMNIBusEs TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Applyat Office Imperial Hotel
my2B.tf
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Sfor 2Renf--So,tses.


JIoR RENT-COMPLErELY FURNISHED, A
IL new seyen-room twoslory Brick all modern i'm
prOvements; nurthwesti TO parties without children
Address X. T., kePublicnn oiiiec. Euai.stt
INoR RENT-Gl7 ELEVENTH STREET NORTH
~ west dining room, Kitchen, two large p1rlors,
partly furnshed six bedrooms completely fur
nished rent sos In advances reference required 30 ~
I7oR RENT-A DESIRABLE iO-ROoM FUR
E nlshed House, near Dupont Circle so per
month by year. Apply ut 1000 Nineteenth street
I1oR RENT--TIIAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
sion Columbia Heights), FOurteouth street Furn
ure for sale Can be seen by applying on the prem
1OS STREET SOUTHEAST, NEAR CAPI.
y 80 Iol SQUARE and Avenue cars.u,Br,qki y, ten
NICHOLSoN, 0G seventh street au9-Ste
Tor RENT-FRoM SEPTEMBER !, HOUSE
~ OF eight rooms stable and large grounds a. Nc
MONTH month"; On in iSSsss ''''e' JSGN If fSDh SEosg
E'oR RENT-HoUsE AZ NJ STREET NORTH
L west; eight rooms summer kitchen, bath &c;
Apply az aShh ISr
avenue. ali2l6te
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL RENT, OR
great rSse ssrSs Ss pr az ps2Pfr IT, sns % ses e
ERS, St Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvnnla avenue northwest. mnl9u
TIoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
feau iO'''' 'O' ''"N i' 81 Cloud Cloud BHiidins
uNOR RENT-BN II. III. WARMER,
IT DIG y street northwest.
GA 18th 81 w....aiOO 90 lGg5 10th st va so
lii st w.,..... ~ ~ I522 vt w........ 20 90
5lG sth st w......,, 50 % 900 ave- fur.. % 90
illa 7th st n w 50 90 ~ r st n w.......... ~ 10
1879 10Th Vt W. fur. so 90 1914 n st w..... ~ 80
2aa ] ave n W.. 50 % ii35 Park plnce.... ~ 90
$50 Capitol st...- a. 80 li3 Park Placc... ~ 20
Gal Capitol st....- % 20 Cottage Row..... ~ 50
635 u Capitol st... 40 90 52s ~ st w.... 10 %
p2d Ht p........... 10 % 700 At o. ....... %
aS u st w.......- 30 90 lt23 Park Place.. 90
lG2D q st w...,.... q 80 22O5 NJ st n w-..... 0l
9th st w......- "a 90 1900 st e.......- 90
flI II st w.......... 2j % 3WsOn st...,...,. %
16l7 18th st n w.....- 25 90
STORES.
B, 7h 81 w.. $40 90 COS @ st w......fi5 90
1881 1th IT w....... IS 90 2Dij 7th st w. 10 o.
1i43 7th 81 w..... 30 90 2OO8 Tth st Is 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos s,3 aud $40 Four-and.a-
half At. n. w; also in fjS Louisiana avenue H. W.
a well-lOcated dairy farm for rent at q low price.
Call for Weekly Rent-Llst
The houses on Fast Capitol street well located
and very desirable.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate Mt Lowest Rates.
Parties having property to trade sell VIII find II TO
II. H. WARNER,
0l6 + street.
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2Samte0 -2Tliscellaneo,ts

WY ANTED-A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE:
w cheap for cash. Address SADDLE-HoRSE,
Republican office, au30-3tS
VNTANTED-MARY f.. HANLEY TO LOOK AT
VXTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Benll. Room l. li20 New York avenue, Is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office from a. m to 5p. M ap30ly
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2B,lsineee CHANCES.

/ LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Time Deposlts United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
where, by ]. H. sQUIER y CO., Bankers lil5 Penn
sylvania avenue. nla2i-tf
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Sosf ono SSfolln0.

r osT-A CATs-EYE SLEEVE on CUFF BUr-
i ton nom the setting. Tho finder VIII confer a
Iavor by leavlng u al rhe RepnhlIun oniee. an.L3
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2SonfeS-- Soltses.
>-r~~-~r~-g
WE WANT SEVERAL
wELL-LOCATED DWELLINGS,

in the northwestern section of city.
Money TO tpIiu TtpuI Estate,
Fire Insurance In sound companies Mt lowest rates.
Agents for the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
New York. Writes ut Is per cent less than other
large companies. No Just claim ever disputed
YOUNG IL CALDWELL,
au30-im 1870 New York avenue.
"OUSE WANTED-HOUSE CONTAINING 8
III or 10 rooms, In northwestern section. Address,
stating price w. y Nj, Republican Office auaO 3te
WY TANTED-BY SEPTEMBER 1, AN UNFUR-
w nished House, with 10 TO II roOms good lOca-
tion; modern improvements. Address, with fun
parilcnlars, Z. ID. IL, PenslOn Olllce. nn203tA
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JUDGE TOuRGEE, AT MAYvIILF,

In youth VIC took our htc haze hoe under the same
severe pedagogue, fshed the streams and ranged
the woods together, and together in later years
marched, munched hard tack, and stood in the
imminent deadly breach" Since then he has
achieved fame, but still
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prospectus.
The National Republican
WASHINGTON, D. c.

II Is published daily Sundays excepted), and viii
amer the list Of September be also issued weekly.
1t is devoted to NEWS, POLITICS, and general
Information. II Is the
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CLARksnuRe, Oct. Is, 1881


Ed. Dominion:-Since / wrote you
last week l have been looking around
town somewhat to see how the land
lay. was permitted to examine the
store house of r. r. Lowndes, and
find it elegant beyond my power to
describe, in design and artistic skill
of finish it is scarcely excelled in
any of the large cities, certainly not
in any place in West Virginia, and /
am informed the cost will exceed the
figures named. ID. Davidson is also
putting up store house almost equal
to that of Lowndes, and l also see
some fine dwellings being erected, al
together the signs seem to indicate n
healthy prosperity.
The side walks ON Pike street are
being repaired, which makes the
street look badly at present.
The worst thing here is the Court
house. The court room is on the
basement floor and there is nothing
very comfortable about it.
The Federal Court has been in SEES
sion here over a week. The grand
jury expects to get done to-day. 1t
is said they have found hundred
indictments for violation Of the Rev
enue and Postal laws.
The case before the court has been
the celebrated land case from the
counties of Braxton, Gilmer, &c, and
is styled A. G. Wood and others VS..
Jonathan Armantrout and others,
Ejcctment. The Neps says it will
occupy the whole court. The Judge
has indicated his belief that at the
rate Of progress being made they
will not reach the end by the time it
must adjourn, which is ID days
hence. There is quite an army Of
witnesses and strong array Of able
counsel and has much pending on
the result, as there must be great val
ne Of property besides the costs, ex-
penses, DC, involved
Since here l have had the pleasure
of meeting the Hon. Thos. j. Farms
worth, Col. Gus. Cresap, Ed. Wash
ington, of Hampshire, Dock Thorne,
Major r. A. Edwards, Hon. Sam
Woods, Judge Fleming, Prof. Fike,
DR.. F. Howell and many other friends
and find the people generally intelli-
gent, courteous and hospitable, ex-
cepting that the town has consid-
cradle sprinkling of the 10Th amend
ment, some of whom parade them
selves on the sidewalks at night and
are not as civil as they might be;
generally, however, they behave
we'll. We have had lectures on Phre
nology by Prof. WEIGH, which we're
pretty good-a snake show and some
other entertainments, and / have en-
joyed my sojourn pretty well.
More Anon,
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GALE OF LANDFOR TAXES.

The undersigpest, Sheriff of the county
Of Menongalia, will on the FIRST DAY
of the November term of the county
court of said county, at the front door Of
the court house thereof, proceed to sell
all the lands therein delinquent for the
ncn-pavment Of taxes for the years 1879
and 1880, which lands, with the taxes,
interest, damages and commissions due
on each tract. are specified In a list there
of posted on the front door of the said
court house, to which list special atten-
ton is directed.
&. w. McVICKER,
Sheriff of Monongalia County,
October 3, 1881.
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The NEW DOMINION and Wheeling
Weekly Intelligenccr, $3.50 year.

ORToN's GREAT SHows.--Miles Or
tons great circus and menageric Is
advertised TO exhibit here Tuesday,
Oct. 25th. Mr.. Orton's management
is true specimen Of what all such
exhibitions should be. He allows no
gamblers, pedlers or chance game OPP
orators to follow his show, and in fact
the entire affair is characterized by
genteel working and management
Mr.. Orton is prince among showmen
and what he advertises he positively
exhibits and thus fulfills every prom
Use made to his patrons. For this the
world applauds him and his show is
very extensively patronized. Don't
fail to pay your half dollar and see
the most extensive circus and men
agerie travelling. Ado.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
FEDERAL, CouRT--DEATHs-PEn-
roNALs--IMrRovEMENTs, DC. sSc.
CYARKsRI-R9 Dot 10

roNALs--IMpRovEM DC. NC.
CLARKsBuRe, Oct. 10.
Editor Domiaion;
The Federal Court commenced its
session here on Friday last, and the
grand jury have not yet completed
their lahors. From the charge given
by his Honor, Judge jackson, it is
inferred that some business may be
expected to result from the sitting.
A considerable number are in attend
ance here and the session may last
several days. One or two cases from
our county are reported in this court.
The death of Gideon Draper Cam
den, son of Judge Camden, on the
7th inst, has cast a gloom over the
town. His funeral took place at 4
o'clock z. N. on Saturday.
A citizen by the name Of Cole also
died on the Sth inst.
Since my sojourn here ] have had
the pleasure of meeting Dr. Fleming
Howell and other friends, and am
glad to find the doctor looking pleas
ant ms ever. Among the many i'm
provements to be noted here l may
mention the palatial residence of
Gen. Gotf, at cost perhaps of $40,
600 and a business block by r. L.
Lowndes at cost of perhaps less.
verify this city among the hills in
the State Of Harrison will soon chal-
lenge any other similar place for
finer appearance. Let the Athens OF
West Virginia look to her laurels.
Yours,
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FIVE miles of the city we passed around
the famous "Horse Shoe Bend the
largest and most dangerous railroad
bend in the world. The grade is
fearful for several miles, being on the
average some 80 feet to the mile. 1t
required three large locomotives on
the Pacific express on which we re-
turned Monday last TO overcome the
grade. While passing around this
immense curve the passengers can
plainly see the treetops hundreds of
feet below them. A great sight in
deed to behold Old people who new
er travel much by rail generally love
to travel overtsuch places.
Almost in sight of this bend is the
city of Altoona-the great railroad
town. Nearly all of the Pennsylvania
railroad shops are located in this
place, and it being somewhat like the
Cambria Iron Co, il controls the
whole place. But we must confess
shat without them both cities would
be like Morgantown-dead. The
2. c. X. r, Co. pays out for employ
men alone at their shops IN Altoona
over 100000 every month--over ST.
10000 year. Mostof this amount
is spent right in Altoona too, good
part of it going FOR drink, for am
told there are few Of the railroad men
who pretend to save any Of their
money after pay day.
Having written enough for the
present, we will bid YOU one and all
good evening. Respectfully,
MoNoNGALIAN.
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Our G. CORRESPONDENT AT YOUNGSTOWN.
PA.,-THE BIG IRON WoRKs,-HoRsE
SHOE BEND.
JoHsrowN, Pa, !
Oct. 18th. 1875

Oct. 18th, 1881
Ed. Nesc Dominion Having met
young lady Of your town this NOR
ming while on her way to the Pitts
burgh Exposition, she seemed much
surprised at seeing your travelling re-
porter, for she said the last time she
heard tell of said gentlemen he was
on his way to the battlefield of An
tietam, and she supposed from that
that we had fallen too, "a hero for
the Union," and had been buried
among the unknown warriors there.
We gladly informed her that we have
not yet passed in the "checks" of our
life. but here we are again to give
your many readers few items from
the keystone State.
1t was our pleasure to arrive in this
city few days ago. We found it a
place of about 5000 inhabitants CIV
en- up almost entirely to iron works.
The great Cambria Iron Company is
located here in which are kept busy
day and night over 5000 men-being
as it is the largest Iron Company in
the world.
In connection with the mills they
own the largest store in this section
of the State. In it are more than
100 men, who are constantly kept
busy. In fact the Cambria Iron Co.
is nothing more than gigantic mo-
nopoly. They control nearly all the
trade and business of Johnstown--
Indeed they own almost all the city,
and thousands of acres of land near
it.
The wire works Of this city keep
constantly employed over 1000 men,
a majority Of them being Of the col
ored race.
Last Saturday the writer took
trip ever the mountains to Altoona
via Of the p. c. r. r. When within
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

LITTLE Allie and Bernard aged A
and years are the great sensational
gymnasts now with Orton's Circus.
These infant prodigies finish their
thrilling acts with headlong dive,
projectile like, from great height to
a net below-a feat which bears all
the appearances of most inhuman
recklessness, yet they accomplish it
with an ease and grace which thrills
and astonishes everybody. You
should not miss seeing the ''little
champions of the air. At Morgan
town, Tuesday, Oct. rs. Adv
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

THE Monongahela Navigation Com
pany has brought suit against John
Kennedy, owner of the tow boat, Sew
en- Sons, to recover lockage and pool
age to the amount of about So, 300
which is claimed to be due for the
use of dam and lock One, on the
Monongahela during the recent break
in the dam. The question at issue
is as to the right of the company to
charge tolls for the use of the locks
when the boat passed her tows
through the break in the dam and
was enabled to use the lock by use Of
the high water 1t is said there are
several other boats in the same posi-
ton and the decision of this case in
wolves large amount in the aggre-
gate.-ConnelsciUe Courier.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

q DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE
THORNTON r. r. AccIDENr.-The
Kingwood Journal is authority for
statement that Mrs. Coombs, of this
county, one of the persons injured in
the Thornton accident, compromised
with the railroad company for $3.50.
1t is said that Prof Fike, of Clarks-
burg, received $4,000. VIM. Cope
man, of Kingwood, who sustained a
slight injury in the foot, was offered
$50 by the company. He asked $780,
We are told that ex-Judge Brannon
and the Hon. Benz F. Martin offered
their professional services to Col.
Monroe, to prosecute his claim
against the company, and that the
company offered the colonel $4,000 to
settle the matter.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

MARRIED, ON Thursday morning,
October 18th, 1881, at the home of
the bride, by Rev. j B. Dickey, Mr..
r. S. Lantz, of Blackville, w. Va, to
Miss E. V. South, of Monongahela
county West Virgins. We heartily
welcome "Mems" to the ranks Of the
Benedicts and extend our warmest
congratulations to himself and his
bride. They are most excellent
young people and have scores of well
wishers besides ourselves. Success
to them.
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RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-No services were
held in the Presbyterian Church on
Sabbath. The Pastor. Rev. j. B.
Dickey, held services at Sugar Grove
in Grant district.
Rev. Snodgrass officiated at the
M. E. Church, as usual. This was
his last work for this place.
Rev. G. A. Gibbons, of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church held services
here on Sunday morning and after
noon.
Mr.. Gibbons remained in town un-
til Tuesday, spending most Of the
time socially with his numerous
friends.
Rev. Cralle has been in town for a
week past and held servicesin Acad-
envy Hall on Sunday evening. His
old friends were glad to see him back
again.
The usual services were held in the
Baptist Church on Sunday; Rev. Mil
Ter preached in the morning and Rev.
Davies in the evening.
Rev. Brand occupied the pulpit of
the Forks of Cheat Baptist last Sun
day and in the evening held services
at Point Marion.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

WE will have the largest and
cheapest stock of tin ware ever
brought to Morgantown, at prices
surprisingly low. Scores of useful
articles in this line sold at five cents.
LAzEAR FINNELL &Co.
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A BRUTAL CRiME.-A. j. Hawkins,
of Lincoln district, boy about fifteen
years old, was arrested on Wednes
day last, charged with a most helm
Gus crime, the committal of a rape
upon nine year old child, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. j. c. Gould, who resides
on East Run near Pennington. We
could not learn the particulars of the
brutal outrage nor how badly the
child was injured. The crime was
committed on last Tuesday. Hawk
ms was taken before Squire Mark
MILAN for preliminary examination,
and in default of bail, was brought
here on Wednesday evening and lodg
ed in Jail by Constable James Nor
gan.-IndeI.
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NorrcE TO TREsrAssERs.--I

NoTIcE TO TREsPAssERs.- The I'M
dersigned hereby notifies all persons
not to hunt with dogs or in any other
way to trespass upon any of their
lands. The law will be enforced
against any person who disregards
this notice. w. HENRY DORSEY.
JOHN MoRRIs.
Oct. LIST. 1881.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

ALMOST every week we have more
or less matter crowded out, and this
week is no exception. A number of
articles prepared by ourselves and
several communications must wait
until our next.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

New MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
REGENTs-A COMPLIMENT TO THE FRA
TERNITY.- jackson, last
week, appointed c. L. Thompson, ed
itor of the Mountain Herald and f.
A. Bennett, editor of the Huntington
Advertiser, mem bers of the Board of
Regents of the University, in place
of A. +. Mathews and III. c. Simms,
who have resigned. As these gentle
men are members of the press, we
shall watch their course with much
interest, hut have no doubt they will
always act according to what in their
Judgment will be for the best inter
ests of the institution.
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Dent and MADEIRA both have our
thanks for Court proceedings.
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NEW STOCK, M


WE have removed TO our new quar-
w tiers in Caracas building, III the
room lately occupied by s. d. Hirsch-
man, and with full line Of Family
Groceries aie prepared to supply every
body with Choice Goods.
Come and see us.
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ORToN's New MAsToDoN.-A circus
at last and it will be a good one.
Miles Orton's New Mastodon shows
have been billed for this place and
we safely can predict hearty well
come for them. The enthusiastic
receptions given it elsewhere this
season are not to be wondered at.
Col. Hiram Orion is the oldest living
Snowman, and though Miles Orion,
his son owns and manipulates all the
movements of this gigantic enterprise
the old Snowman is travelling with it
this season, paying his last visit to
old friends. The show was equipped
last winter with an entirely new and
costly outfit, and the Mastodon of
1881 is the best attempt the Orton's
ever made. Remember the big show
will exhibit here Tuesday, Oct. 25. A
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

The publication of the Kingwood
Argus is to be resumed this week by
Mr.. George Purcell.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

On our first page will be found a
very interesting letter written at Yves
ton by Monongalia gentleman who
lately visited that place.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

Oct. LIST, 1881.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-22

The report that Prof. Stewart had
bought James A. Davis property is
all a mistake. m