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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-08


Since our last issue we have learn
ed of the death Of Mrs. Harry Frey,
of Brandonville, who died on the 18th
ult
Mrs. Frey was a daughter of Mr..
A. d. Hagans, proprietor of the Ha-
gan's House at Brandonville. She
was an excellent, kind hearted lady,
and had many friends. Her death
has added, in no small degree, to the
gloom that has been cast over that
community by recent deaths of loved
ones whose places can never be filled.
She was Christian lady, and died
with the hope that never fears the
hour of death.
Her young husband and many
friends have the sincere sympathy of
all in their hour of bereavement
Kingwood Argus.
Mr.. Herr, of Grafton, mother of
Mrs. Dir. Trippett, Of this place, died
last Saturday. He was stricken with
paralysis on the day previous. We
have no further particulars. Mrs.
Trippett went to Grafton on Monday
to attend the funeral.--fb
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The columns Of paper are the
publishers stock in trade, and the
parties who ask to use them for
their special benefit must expect to
pay for the same. Every public
spirited citizen Of a place should have
pride in seeing his town and sur
roundings improve; every new house,
every road, every new manufacturing
establishment erected, every new
business opened, enhances the value
Of property in our midst. Every re-
fecting mind knows this to be true,
and it should not be forgotten that
the local newspaper adds much to
the general wealth and prosperity of
the place, as well as increases the
reputation of the town abroad. 1t
benefits all who have business in the
place; enhances the value of proper
ty, besides being desirable public
convenience, even if not conducted
in the interests of the ruling polite
al power. 1t increases trade, it eau
tons against imposition, it saves you
from loss, it warns you Of danger, it
points ont different advantages, and
increases your profits. The local
press is the power that moves the
people; therefore support it by adver-
Using in it literally, subscribing for
it, and paying for it.-Marttnsburg
Statesman.
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DIED.

Little Addie, youngest daughter of
Charles N. Chalfant, died at her ia
theirs residence on Front Street at
an early hour on Sunday morning
after an illness Of several weeks, aged
3 years, months and Is days. She
was an interesting child and her loss
is deeply felt by her parents. Her
remains were inferred in Oak Grove
Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Houston, very aged lady
and relict of the late Robert Houston,
died in Granville on Thursday, Dec
Both, after protracted illness. She
was the mother Of large family.
During her long life she enjoyed the
respect of the various communities
in which she lived.
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THE following is q list of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Postof-
flee at Morgantown, w. Va, ,Janua-
ry LIST, 1881: Geo, f. Baker, Joseph
Davis, Hon. T. Dawson, p. G. Hayes,
w. M. G. Hall, Grant Henderson,
Rawley II. Jollif, Samuel Kelley,
Benjamin Lemons, Miss Annie Hur-
ley, Miss Annie Jenkins, Miss L. T..
Miss Amanda Shahan, Mary j. Tay.
lor. f. A. DERING, i. NJ.
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THE Weekly Free Press" and
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OK Monday there were IS, 900 pounds

OK Monday there were 6 5000 pounos
of snow on our beautiful suspension
bridge, and on Tuesday there was
an additional inch of wet snow fell
on this, and it lays there. There are
persons who are afraid to cross the
bridge now, and still the snow is left
there. There is no doubt but it is
dangerous, and should be cleaned off.
1t will be too late after the bridge
falls, and maybe cause the loss of
life. We hope Capt. Sears the wor-
thy and attentive bridge Supern-
tendent, will look this matter square
in the face, and attend to it immedi-
ately.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-08

THE Morgantown merchants GER
tainly do a good business. They are
liberal advertisers and deserve sue
cess.-htagcood Argus.
Correct, Bro. Hyde. Our mer-
chants are, rs a rule, liberal and sue
cessful men. The trade Of the town
was, we are told, never better than at
present.
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CASSVILLE LPCALS.

CaSSVllle, Jan. 3, 1901.
The people of Cassville and yicini-
ty were entertained by a Sunday
School treat and New Years tree on
Friday evening last, at the Caseville
church. Everything passed off peas
antly. Mr.. O. w. Waters delivered
q short speech. Excellent music was
furnished by Mrs. Emma Hatfield
and Misses Mamie Barrickman and
Eta Morris organists and Prof. Ma
pie with his violin.
Several visitors were spending the
first day Of the new year in Cassville,
among whom we noticed DR.. +. X.
Morris and wife from Mt. Morris,
Pa. Also James l.. Kelly, Of Nor
gantown.
Mr.. Samuel Lining and Miss Sa,
rah Bircher were married near the
mouth of Dunkard, in Pa, on Fri
day evening last, by Squire Maple.
Joseph, little son of DR.. c. II.
McLane, has been quite i'll for the
last few days with pneumonia, but
we are glad to hear is now GONZALES
cent. r. Ii.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-08

BALTIMORE CATTLE Markets
Prices last week for beefcattle ranged
as follows: Best beeves, 81 and 81
cents; that generally rated first quail
ity, - and 81 cents; medium or good
fair quality, 3 and A cents; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and COWS, , and 3
cents. Most of the sales were made
at from 80 to cents.
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GREAT goodness! isn't it sad that
we must part? But such is life. We
leave on the first of January, so from
now until then we will make pictures
of all kinds at greatly reduced rates.
All our frames, chromos, &c, will be
sold very chap. Call at Protzman's
Picture Gallery, and you will get a
bargain.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The NEW DOMINlON.
Newsy and lively,
Ever ready to defend the right,
Watchful of the public welfare.
Democratic in politics.
Old and young read it,
Monongalia's interest a specially.
Independent and fearless,
No clique controls it's Columns.
Indispensable to the home circle,
OF the highest moral standard,
No home should be without 1t.
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CoRREspONDENCE.
FROM SAND HILL, CLINTON DISTRICT

FROM SAND HILL, CLINTON DISTRICT.
January LIST, 1881.
Winter has been giving us "the
best in the patch for several days.
IT'S n splendid time to sleigh, pro
vided you can keep from freezing.
The meeting at Mount Calvary
closed last Thursday night, with no
conversions and only one seeker.
Although it had been held for thir-
teen nights, and we were favored with
some Of the best preaching and most
earnest appeals to sinners ever heard
in this region, it seemed to have very
little effect upon the ungodly. This
was u great disappointment to the
pastor, Rev. A. I. Cralle, who is one
of the most faithful, earnest workers
in this part of the vineyard.
Mr.. +. NJ. Phillips, of the vicinity
of Tunnelton, passed through here on
the 31st ult., in u sled, with his fam
lily, on his way to visit relatives on
the west side Of the river. We return
our heartfelt thanks to Mr., Phillips
for ride Of five miles in his sled.
We learn that they had little
dance at the Ground Bottom the
night Of the Goth ult. A few "coun-
try boys" were cleft out" by the la
dies and gents from the city.
ALEXIS.
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SUBSCRIBE for your home paper.
STOCKHOLDERS OF MONONGA.

STOCKHOLDERS OF MONONGA-
y LIZA AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA-
TION.-rhere will be general meet
ing of the Stockholders Of the above
mentioned Association, ON the
FOURTH TUESDAY OF JANUARY.
that being the 25th day, for the purpose
of electing eleven Directors for said As.
ISOLATION. Don't fall to attend IN per
son, or authorize some one to vote ksr
yor as 1. requires u majority of stock
to be represented to constitute legal
election. The meeting will be held In
the Court House ut o'clock Pm, sharp.
JOSEPH SNYDER, President.
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UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
BY our special reporter. J

by our special reporter
The boys are gradually coming in.
An artillery salute was fred from
the front of Cadet Headquarters at
midnight of the 3lst. in honor of the
incoming year. We presume it awoke
most of the slumbering citizens of
town.
A complete set Of drums have been
bought for the Cadet Corps, and their
arrival is daily expected. The money
was raised by subscription among
the Professors and Cadets, and they
were selected BY Jos. NJ. Devine, of
Wheeling, former member of the
Corps. Under the influence of mar
tial music the drill, no doubt, will be
highly improved.
Sergeant Merrill has returned, and
the important business which sum
moned him proved to be the getting
Of wife. Although we will sadly
miss him in our student sports, yet
we all join in wishing him and his
bonny bride a happy and fruitful
voyage over the sea Of life.
Hon. Jas. Morrow, Jr., of Fair
mont, will lecture in the University
Chapel on Thursday evening, Janu-
airy 9th. : His subject is Money"
Admission free. The attendance of
the public generally is solicited. Mr..
Morrow needs no recommendation to
the people of Morgantown, and we
hope that he will have large and
appreciatiye audience.
Maj. Lee returned Tuesday, looking
well after his holiday enjoyments.
SAMUEL HACKNEY, ESQ, whose term
Of office as Sheriff of Monongalia
county has just expired, has made
one Of the most affable and efficient
officers this county has had since it's
organization. Mr.. Hackney is the
true gentleman and conscientious man
and out of office. All his official
duties have been discharged without
fear or favor and in the right, as die
tated by his conscience, and directed
by his strong common sense. He
goes out of office with the respect Of
all and the good will Of all who have
kept out of the stern hands of the
law. His term of office has been as
pleasant as could have been expected,
the office being thankless one at
best. AS soon as all the business of
his administration can be settled
which will probably require several
months, he will retire to the peaceful
occupation of farmer, bearing with
him the good wishes of hosts Of
friends.
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lost their bowers from fIceZlng DUR
ing the cold weather of last week.
NR. WADE,s books arrived here on
Tuesday. He has been busy mail
ing and distributing them since that
time.
Subscribers to the NEw DoAnMoN
and Register should notify us if they
fail to receive their papers within n
reasonable time
A sLEIGHNe party from town spent
Tuesday evening al the hospitable
residence of Maj. W W. John, of
Stewartstown.
Money, money, MONEY, MONEY.
We all want it. Mr.. Morrow will tell
how TO get it tomorrow Thursday
night at the University Chapel.
The Hon james Morrow, Jr., of
Fairmont, Twill lecture in. the. UniSers-
ity Chapel on Thursday evening, at
O'Clock, on Money. $3.50
The Public Schools opened again
on Monday, after vacation ola week.
The school must be progres ss'ng well,
rs Its patrons seem to be pleased with
Its work 1s's.a ees's
Scores of our readers can save
enough money to pay year $ sub
scriptlonsby calling at Lazear' I'm,
nell d Cos store, when they want TO
purchase supplies OF goods. y
A number of Young children about
town have lately, been attacked with
Group ina very severe form, among
them were Mr. Joseph. Morelands
and Walter IIenneIi's babies.
~ 80
QUITE number of the young
friends of Miss Annie johnson gath
cred at her fathers residence one
ore,;no ,aot wool and trimmed. tho
~. -.
light fantastic until a late hour.
= -, oO' -
WV" $50 ,'t e"' '1ppe' ~ 'u' o.
-. e -. To-
' my 7"0' W. p9sN
"! o"' - 81 eei1'''i10 s'e'N' 9'S
VI 'A' N'' -, ' 'sAD' ''ie ''''
TIE snow and ice has made excel
lent coasting for the boys OF the
"''es 1.o'u' .0".' "a ionO osi00'
tne sieos nave oeeh running t[oni
James n. Davis residence all the
way to Walnut Street.
-,
W. Y. W. " orleY, Esq, frosecul-
lng Attorney OF Preston county, w.
Va'' mas been IN town since oatur-
day last--cominS rom W neellhg
mere. we asked MN on MONDAY
n'Sht wnat. ne was gong 10 90 WIN
the ola man man .Gregg ne replled,
.hahg him' l guess =" oy"eSo"'9
hep"ofcfan' So
You will miss a nice treat If Won
81 d. ,4-:.:.
Chapel o-morrow (Thulssday) even
ing, to hear the lecture of that gifted
. man, Hon. JAS. Morrow, Jr., of
Fairmont. }on mAIoney.', Mr.. Morrow
is favorite with the people Of this
section, and we hope they will give
him a good house.
n H. ~
rolIsr;llo Keustone'> Cou,.;er Of last
Friday reports the following: "Our
town boasts OF the champion apple
eater IN the person Oh CERTAIN
so"n5 '"o, -, -. - u, ~ rs go II
lodv and her newt hest yonno man
as to who could eat the most apples.
the result being a victory for the la
dy, she having managed to get away
with only kthirty.tive. She lis Still
in the market and an excellent OPP
portunity is afforded to some enter
p,o+r;mon,.,, ~
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Don't forget Morrow's lecture on
Money"
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WANTED An agency for the
sale of some kind Of merchandise, or
to give information.
d. s. WiNGER.
Morgantown, w. Va.
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BURDENS Horse Shoes, the very
best Norway Nail Rod and Horse
Shoe Nails at Shisler's New Iron
Store.
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GEORGE CHALFANr stabbed "Dick'
Winn one evening last week, infiict-
ing a serious flesh wound. VIM
is good natured, inoifensive fellow.
Chalfant was under the influence of
liquor ut the time.
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SEE statement of Second National
Bank in another column.

An ENrERrRIstNG FIRM.-Our first
page is entirely taken up this week
with the mammoth advertisement of
Messrs. Lazear, Finnell Il Co, the
most liberal and enterprising bust
ness firm in this section of the State
1t is seldom Morgantown paper APP
pears without an announcement from
this firm. They figure carefully on
their profits and of course are con.
WINGED that it pays them to adver-
tise. They keep their announce
ments before the people at all times
and all seasons. AS proof of the
efficiency of their course, we might
say that during and since the holt
days we visited their establishment
several times and had to wait con
siderable time before we could re-
ceivc the attention of one of the busy
clerks. They did fair business
from the start and are gaining
with the people every day. Fair and
liberal dealing and persistent adver-
Using will bring success to mer-
chant. Long may they live to serve
our people.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-08

State Of West Virginia, &C,
County Of Monongala, %
John II. Hoffman, Cashier Of the above namei
bank, do solemnly swear, that the above statemcp,
is true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief
JoHN II HOFFMAN, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before this 4th day
Of January, 1881. f.. SHIsLEN, Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
CEo. w. JoHN)
w CMcCRKw
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Several ladies in and about town
lost their flowers from freezing dur
ing the cold weather of last week.
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ID eport of the condition Of the SeoOpd Ma
N tonal Bank at Morgantown. in the State Of West
Virginia. at the close ofbusncss December 3ist 1884
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A sLErGHNe party from town spent
Tuesday evening al the hospitable
residence of Maj. W. W. John, of
Stewartstown.
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Money, money, MONEY, MONEY.
We all want it. Mr.. Morrow will tell
how to get it tomorrow Thursday
night at the University Chapel.
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Senrie Granter,S SpN.

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&Oroners llntsrludung tuegen 0es So0es BON
Snuie 6. @ramer, oerfn Slide am Sreitage
friih bcfanntlld) am llfer Ill g4elt=9aueu &C.
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babe Iidl fein gSaiier beflnbcn. (0te Yeld)e
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Sri. @ramer Ano 9amcS uno gSalter YtaH9
hditen Die Yiittlu 9iadJt i'm 6aue bon 80.
YIallep Orhradt. Die llriadlc, peSbalb 3eu0u
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nur0e, un0 Sri. &ramer let geblIebcu, nm ibr
@eiclllhaft ju lelften, unO habc bel ibr 9eidlla.
fen. Sim ndthen Gage ieien iie uuo SRI. &ra=
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bdtten Uorbergebenocr Serobrecuug gemGB erz
SGblt, SSrl. @ramer lei bci Der 3eu9in i'm potel
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miroe bas @ltcrubaus oIlaiien uuO nit Der
3eugiu peggebcu. 3,ugiu babe ft Oarauf
ntd,t eingelaren mo lei allen wc9gc9au3eH.
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lei am 0onneritug Nitttag gepeleH; Seune
babe III Cincm nah gSClt Dapen 1uhrenocH
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unn Die 9ouQlaB AMI ic,ne ginla0uug bin oeu
Mtttmod]s abeRo in ieluem Dauje uerbrahteu.
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gen gcicben, ais er nn0 2SQlter WtGQcg 0en
D,dSClen 9lOteu aateH.
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Gtne fhWeraeprIfte Nratt.


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bet, bat DIE y Yrin5eiiin Salm= . II m,
meld)e III gang 0nerifa befdnHt 1T, neue
idmere Yriiliueen burhSumafen. Der Veler
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Biireerfrieg unb oann bic nlerifaulite Satiers
2ragDSie mitmadte. Srins 6elir ftel bel Sras
relotte alSWiajor Der prcuBild)cnSarbe. Sor me-
nigcnSabren marb cln@n9ldnOer, gtamen8S;nez
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fammt unb banals Ittad)e Der en9liid]en 9es
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mdsig gertnge Summe pelltlleuocrt bate.
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Der suriid, bebuuptete, gduSlidl 9ebGllt Su lcln.
uno iudte iid] lslner 9eldlteOenen gran aui's
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ten, ipCld)e 9cfe,n itattfuuo. ttat SlutpergIiz
tung Elm unb Sr. Sa6ur wnrbe balo Oaraui
betpnstlos, bis CT unl 80 llhr hsute iriib ifarb.
gr funsirte BON 1861 an obne@ehaIt ais Sdas=
meiiter beS, Saiiar=@olie9s." Nfan ldldst Ods
Don ibm binterIufiene SermU9en uuf iber cine
Milliou, uno Gin GROCER Sbetl oeiidben miro
ohre 3peliel ben philauthrOpii6en InifaIten
gu @ute iOuren, fir wsld)e FA Der SeritOr-
penc tnterelIirtc.
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