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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

THRoUGH A MISUNDERSTANDING
or PARTY OF Preston VISITORS.
Our Abrightsville correspondent.
"Artemus Ward, Jr." sends US the
following account of an accident:
Mr.. W. III. Mcknight, his wife, two
children and his mother have return
ed from a visit to Uniontown, Pa.
They met with quite an accident on
going over.
When near Elliott's Mills, about
twelve miles this side of Uniontown,
and while crossing a bridge over
Sandy creek, which had been severe
~ strained and cracked by heavily
loaded team passing over il short
time before, the bridge gave way with
them, pi'ecipitating carriage, horses
and all a distance Of about sixteen
feet to the water below. Luckily the
water happened to be only about
waist deep. Strange to say, no one
was hurt. more than some bruises,
receiving ducking and being severe
ly frightened of course. The wagon
was broken and one of the horses
received severe cut.-KngUood
journal.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

Bold CONFIDENCE MEN-A CLEvEr
SwINDLE-How CITIZENS OF RtTcHIE
COUNTY WERE SwINDLED OUT OF Six
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF Car
rLE.-The Richie Gazette of las,
week says:
As we heretofore remarked, Richie
county is assuming metropolitan airs
| in the manner Of crimes. The latest
occurrence comes to us from the peace
ful village of Auburn, and that vi
cinity.
Some very artistic rascals, so to
speak, went through that region,
buying up cattle, securing about nine
thousand dollars worth. They pur-
chased one hundred head of Mr..
John Kniseley, and the remainder of
other prominent citizens and cattle
dealers. These swindlers were well
fixed financially and paid three thou
sand dollars cash in hand. For
the balance, six thousand dollars,
they gave checks on the Weston
bank.
This was the first chapter The
next thing was to get the cattle out of
the country. They were taken to
Pennsboro,in great haste, and special
train, consisting of a locomotive and
eleven cars, was secured. The cat
tie were shipped witkou. any hind
rance.
The third and last chapter was
the presentation of the checks by the
holders of them, for payment. The
ofiirers of the bank az Weston in
formed the unlucky holders, that not
only did the parties whose names
were attached to them. have no funds
on deposit; hut they added further,
that they had never heard of any
such persons Thus the holders were
out six thousand dollars worth of
cattle.
Probably this is the most auda-
oious and cunning piece Of work of
the kind ever perpetrated in the
State. 1t not only required cheek,
but capital. The worst part of it is,
that it is doubtful whether the per-
petrators of the swindle are liable
anaer Our laws. Ordinarily If man
gives check on a bank wherein he
has no funds, all that can be done is
to protest it and sue for the recovery
Of the sum due. If these rascals are
as good lawyers as they are fnan-
ciers, they probably made no repre-
sensations before hand, that they
had money in bank; but bought the |
cattle and after paying three thou
sand dollars cash, gave their check
for what they owed. If this is true,
we fear our Auburn friends have no
adequate remedy against lot Of
rascals, who are well ont of the |
State, and have dispt sed of their /
plumber.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

A TIMELY SUGGEsTIoN-A gentle
man with whom We had some CONVEX
sa'ion upon the late railroad propo-
sition agreed upon at Blacksville.
suggests that meetings be held in
the districts upon this side of the
river and also in Cass and Grant, to
determine whether these districts will
ratify the Biacksville proposition.
This we regard as very sensible
and timely suggestion. There will
undoubtedly be some change in the
vote in these districts as compared
with the one taken in June and it
can be determined borehand whether
it will carry. If it will not, then it
may rs well be abandoned or another
proposition that will he satisfactory
to Il greater number submitted.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

BIRTHS Assessor Bart Jones re-
joices in the birth of a second son.
DR.. A. B. Mason's wife recently
presented him with a fine daughter.
J. L. Robe, of Durbannah also re-
joices in the advent Of an embryo
republican voter at his house.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11


COUNTY CoURr-NovEMBE TERM
1S82.-The court was opened on
Monday. Nov, 9th; present, Presi-
dent Brown and Commissioners Bar
ker and Laishley.
Della Shriver qualified as guardian
Of Elizabeth, Abraham and Jefferson,
children under IA years of age of
Abraham Slrriver, decd. Bonds $500
each, with Ellis Shriver as surety.
VIM. Thomas will proven by VIM.
H. johnson and John w. Lantz, and
admitted to probate. Josephns Thorn
as and Simon p Thomas qualified as
executors. Bond Sc, 900 with Jacob
Minor and A. w. Tenant as sure
ties. Appraisers, Elias j. Eddy, r.
s. Thomas and Isaac Lemly.
Jane McCormick's will proven by
Joseph r. Donlev and RacEel Wade,
and admitted to probate. Bond $500,
with P. Fl. Keck as surety. Apprais-
ers. joel Bowlby, Jesse Bussey and
John Brown.
William S. Cobun's will proven by
William A. Watts and admitted to
probate; executor not ready to
qualify.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

HEAVY CArTLE.-Major Robinson.
of this place, shipped to A. Lehman
Of Baltimore Yesterday, one hundred
and seven head of3 year old cattle
which averaged 1,450 his. per head.
Three steers Of the lot weighed respec-
lively l.750 lbs, 1,730 lbs. and ,705
lbs. We doubt If these figures can
be beaten in the State. Border
Wdkchmnn, Monroe Go.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

The COUNTY CLERKsHIP Hon. w.
I. WILEY APPoINTED.-The County
Commissioners on Tuesday morning
appointed ex-senator Wiley. Clerk
of the County Court, to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of VIM. S.
Cobun. Last week in these columns
it was indicated that the appoint
ment would he wise and iudicious
one; the result amply justities that
remark. Mr.. Wiley occupied, what
was then the Clerks office, many
years ago and is still sufficiently in
practice to take the lever and guide
the machinery accurately and smooth
~. The disappointed applicants will
not we believe object to the appoint
ment. They are better satisfied,
probably, than if the appointment
had been bestowed upon any other
of the applicants. Mr.. Wiley APP
peared on Tuesday morning, quail
fled and gave bond and entered upon
the discharge of his duties.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

FIRsT-CLAss patronage of a news
paper consists in every man paying
his subscription in advance. Giving
a paper your moral support by tax
ing it and reading and not paying
for ii will never do. Moral support
was never known to run a newspa-
per.-,Jouanal
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

VISIT HE SCHooLs.-Thc following
from an exchange agrees so well with
our views on the subject that we re-
produce it: ut is fact that our
schools are not visited by the pat
rons as they should be. 1t is also
true that our schools will never he
what they ought to he, so long as the
people manifest so little interest in
them. There should be stronger
sympathy between parents and
teachers-a feeling that their inter
ests are common. The teacher works
to a great disadvantage when nobody
but himself and superintendent ap-
pears to care about the welfare of the
pupils. 1t is the duty and privilege
of ali patrons of the school to know
how it is conducted, and to satisfy
themselves that the teacher is doing
his duty"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

Mr.. WiLLEY's DEpurY.-Mr X. +.
Fast has been appointed Deputy
Clerk by Mr.. Wiley and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties next
week. The appointment is u good
one. Mr.. Fast is most excellent
young man. He is steady and cap
able, and will make an acceptable
and popular officer. He is further, a
self made young man. He owes
what he is to his own exertions. We
congratulate Mr.. Wiley and his
Deputy both.
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Deaths.

Mrs. VIM. Harner, very aged lady
died at her home near the University
on Saturday Nov. 4th. She had been
feeble for some time and her death
was not unexpected to her friends.
The remains were laid to rest in Oak
Grove Cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
Alexander Eddy one of the oldest
and most highly respected citizens of
this county, died at his home in Bat
telle district on Sunday, Oct. 10Th
at the advanced age Of so wears, De-
ceased was the father of z. j. and
Elihu Eddy, both sterling citizens of
that district. The remains were in
tered in the Tenant burying ground
on the property Of Peter A. Tenant
on the Both.
DEATH OF r. S. DAWSON.
profound regret great many of our
people learned ON Monday evening of
the death of +. S. Dawson, which
occurred at his home on Front Street
at o'clock on that day. He had
been suffering severely for more than
two weeks prior to his deceasc with u
disease of the bowels which finally
resulted in death. Shep Dawson as
he was familiarly called was one of
the most Industrious men in our
town. For nearly "a years he had
lahored at his anvil in the shop at
the corner Of Front and Walnut SITS,
seemingly one of the most thrifty
mechanics in the place. He was Sc
years Of age and leaves wife and
-four daughters and two sons to mourn
their loss. He was kind and consid-
crate at home, beloved by his family
and respected by all who knew him.
In his death the community loses
one of its excellent citizens. The
funeral took place on Tuesday even
ing. the remains being consigned to
their last resting place in Oak Grove
Cemetery. Quite a number of rela-
tives and friends from distance were
present at the funeral among whom
were r. w. and j. +. Dawson, Of
Beallsville, Pa, Mrs. Mary j. Hun
ter and son, of Connellsville, and b.
+. Dawson and family of this county.
May he rest in peace.
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NEW AcLURE HOUSE.
Thssl.ns's oniv First Class Hotel

Centrally located: Rotunda Cfhee; New furns-
turc throughout: New elevator New electric bellss
Elegant sample roesns and rst-ciass table with the
best Of service
Rates. s,:co, sa so and $500 per day according TO
location Of room.
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Still a few left Of extraordinary
bargains In 10 and II ~ ct. Dress
Goods at ChadWick's.
FRANK n. RAYMOND,
i ATroRNEy-AT-LAwA AND COMMITS
sloNoR IN Chancery.
.1organtown,
w. Va.
JUDICIAL NOTICE.

COMMISSIONER OrrrcR,
MonoAHrowN, w. Va.
October 30. 1889.
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Don't CARE FOR THE PRICE OF BEEF
How SOME PEOPLE SUPPLY THEM
SELVES WITH MEAT-For some time
past a number Of farmers in this vi
entity have been making loud com
plant about the mysterious disap-
pearance of the fatlings of their
fiocks. 1t always being the choicest
sheep that disappeared. Numerous
theories were evolved to account for
this spiriting away of the mutton.
but it remained for Bob" Powell
to give practical solution Of the
mystery. bob" assumed that some
constituencies scamps were living
upon mutton raised by the hand of
their more industrious neighbor and
he has set to work to ferret out the
thieves and from what we learn is
very likely to succeed. It is to be
hoped they will be detected and
brought to justice.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is given that the dispositions of
Rows. Gideon Martin and j. =, Eichelber-
ger, will be taken on behalf of tho petit
TONERS in the aforesaid cause ut the law
office of John J, Brown. in Morgantown.
w. Va, on Wednesday. TIE goth day OF
November, 1882 between the hours OF y
o'clock A. NJ and 8 o'clock =. NJ, of that
day and II from any cause tho tnlSir.r Of
said deposition having been begun on said
day sho I'D not be completed, the taking OF
same will be adjourned from day to day
thereafter until completed
We Petitioners by JOHN J. BROWN,
11-4-4 Counsel.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The board of Trustees of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Parsonage Property in
Grandville, Monongalia County, West yir-
ginia.
Petition for the sale Of real estate.
In this cause the petition of the said
Board OF Trustees was presented and fled
in the Circuit Court of Monopgalia County,
West Virginia, on the 18th day of October,
1882. The object of said petition is to OBJ.
tain decree for the sale Of the lot and APP
purtcnances in the said town of Grandvilie
containing about two acres on which there
is erected brick building The title to which
was heretofore vested in Trustee of said
property by deed from Joseph +. Keener
and wife, dated the 18th ofJanuary, 1866 for
the Preachers Iesidenco of Monongalia Cir.
cult and used as a residence for the Preach.
err in charge ON Monongalia Circuit, West
Virginia Conference. The said Circuit hav-
ing been divided by said Conference. and
out Of part of its territory the Arnettsvillc
Circuit was erected. The proceeds of said
sale are to be invested in other properties
by said two circuits, so located, as 10 better
meet tho wants of the members of said
church therein respectively. A sale of said
property at the price of $500 las already
been negotiated and the confirmation IF
this sale will be asked and also the APP
pointment of said Trustees or some other
person to conye, said property to Mr.. Geo.
s. Vance. the purchaser, upon payment of
the residue Of purchase money still due
thereon. And II is ordered by the Courtthat
this order be publised for two weeks con-
secutiyely in the NEw DOMINION. II weekly
newspaper published in this county. and
that the some DO posted as required by law
and that any party interested, be required
to appear before said court on the LIST day
Of the next term and show cause against
said sale, if they so desire.
Given under my hand as Clerk of said
Court this 9th day OF October, 1882
A. RAYMOND, CLERK.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

For the best stock of first class
Boots and Shoes 90 to Chakwick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

QUITE a stir was created in the
staid village of Mt. Morris on Thurs
day, Oct. rs, 1882, the occasion be-
ing the nupiials of Mr.. Ed. G.. Yates,
of West Union, w. Va, and Miss
Donley, the accomplished daughter
of MIR. J. P. Donley. A large num-
her of invited guests were present
among whom were Capt. j. b. Den
ley and Mrs. Donley, Mrs. Ida Rine-
hart and Mrs. NJ. A.. Calvert, of
Waynesburg; Misses Ida and Emma
Bodley, of Wheeling, W. Va. and
Mr.. Josephus DonIey and family,
Of Knoxville, Iowa. The wedding
offerings were numerous and some
of more substantial nature than
kisses, hand shaking, congratula-
lions anduhappy hopes for the future
Of the new voyagers. The next day
the welded pair left for their future
home in West Virginia. Hayes
burg Republican.
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Subscribe for the New DOMINION.
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his now ir order for the Demo
Gratis TO illuminate.
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+. A. SHEAN is able to be out
again, though he is stiIl suffering
with his leg.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

IN chance
nv n the
G !: r O nit
Co u rt of
Nlonon ga-
aCounty.
w. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

Has any one seen sCandy" and the
Judge since the election news were
received?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

NoTrcE +. t. Haymond's profess
sional card in another column. We
can commend him to the public as
an excellent young man who will
soon rank high in his profession.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

MEN and Women's Under Wear
good dark Shirts for % cents, at
Chadwick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

THANKSGIVING is drawing near and
that turkey is about due.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

Ella, ssae agony is over. Several
of the applicants were ~ the anxions
seat for some time.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-14

niifs Der Dittpe NapOlson III. stbt Elm
bonapartiftidss 8latt rs1t tntsuGante
aufi6!dfe. Die Grfaiiertn befBt bret
bdu'er in Der 3ue be pGIples tn Dertbs
pom 2 100000 Gr., tpelGe bYpotbsfa>
rif9 NIT 2 Wtatonsn belafet fino ; sret
6dufer tn Der &ue p'Nlba, bte auf 90O,-
900 6r. asibdst finb uno auf pel1e Der
Credit foncisr bsretts 800 900 ST. Dor.
aefdoFen Bat; pas Domtnfuu, be Ia
Sond ere, pel&sS etnsn @srtb BON 500.<
900 ST. reprdisnttrt baS Domtntuui
BON Solfsrtuo, auf 1900. 600 ST. sss
fddBt uno bYpotbsfarii6 NIT elmer Dill
lion belafst; pas Domtntum BON Ut
mott tn ben Yprsnden. ouf t20 900 ST.
beuertbet, unb paS Domtntum BON
8tarrtS I'm Wertbe BON Elmer Wiqton.
Gsrner beinpen f5 nod tn BefSe
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bat unp erf unldnsf Der 9saenfuup bss
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be 8ihp. Shltsblt6 S.rfist bic 4at,
iertn nod iber rs 900 9tprss Rente-
Wan fsbt, bic Satlertn brau1t Sorper.
banb nod niht Notb III letoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-14
ltsbsr ben ealifornii9sn @ai&i4t:

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i@reiber 5ubert Dome Bancroft I&rstbt
pts .Dsfl. pOf": usIs Dor isben
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fsluna, bte srfaunli6e Gri6ltsbuns
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gam or ale Budbdneisr stns 8tbliotbet
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auffaufen Itse. Sn ietasm SeiSe III
Der bscsutsnre Na6las peS 6Oridns
Squirs bic Sammluns Warimtlians,
psl6s rsrislbe als ben Anfans elmer mtrts
faniidsn National : Yibliptbsf be,
trabtste, Ole bsrlbmte &amirss : Samm.
lung u. |. ". Die Stbliotbst bat
$500. 600 sefofst une 5000 600 bat
Bancroft auf Srpnuns. llnterbrinsuns.
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islbsn psrpeapst. Gin DuBsnp 9slebrte.
cts pes Spanil&sn, Sut&e. Grans5f-
Iten. 9atstntIbtn, Dsutldsu unp Dor,
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cam pOn Bancroft bspdltist unp ser'
arbsitst. 8sr nit lOl6sn Witteln,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-14
2mei Hruhler.

Sn sinsm Birtbsbauis purbs Ssmano.
Der i6on pisl in Der B.lt umbsrssrsiR III
uno aud man9es absnteusr srisbt batts,
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brau9ts man bsnn sinen 10 sroBsn 3.Hsl
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-14
y al erIei.
Sismard's adnsisuns ssssn latsi'
niiMe Gettern.

Die Abnstsuns bss Gdrf.n Bismard
seesn ben Druid eeutlhsr Werfe NIT Ia
tsinifGel eettsrn III bsfannt. Gineu in,
ters6anten Seles fir ptsielbe btstet stn
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ff6sn Worsensts." mitsetbetlte Gntport
srbieltsn: .0srstn, A. Sftobsr 1882.
Guer &c. eanfe tb Ssrbtnplthf flr bic
frsunoli&e leberisntuns Sbrss @ntss.
Die fefelnce S&ilpsruns uao bic uatur.
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suns dberpunpen. rpelde mid font abs
b6lt, bfutI1e Bidder NIT latttntI1en
9sttern III lsien. neil t1 NIT Der 3eit
pelde 9siddfte uno 9eiunbbstt su met
nr 0srfdsuns lafen, b%ausbdlterii1
ums,bsn mus. SD brau1e srfabrunsss
ndBis 80 Wtputen, uni ete SettsnsabI
In latstniiaa Sdrtft ~ lsien, pie. more
vernaculo ssprudt. etns Stunoe srforpert.
Gran,5Tl& ODER Gnsltfd, NIT psuti&sn
asttern seprudt oosr Dsutit init srtes
@ti@sn, miro uuf ispsn esier, aud ben
NIT allen Alpbabstsn slst4udbts Der.
~trautsn, bic slsi6e S1utertststt una&sn.
Der ssbtloete 9eisr Hest nt@t Bud.
fabeuset&sn, iunesrn @ortsei&en. Gin
psutides @ort IN latetnti&sn Bu6fabsn
1T ibm cine sbsn 70 frempe Gri@etnuns.
ale Sbnen Elm srts&ti&es Dort In psuts
f&en BuGfabsn fetn tpdrbe, unp n5tbist
III lansiamersm 9sien, serace 70 ute be
nsusrotnss etnsefabrte ptlfdrli&e gnts
ftsIuns unierer berssbradten Srbo'
graphic. 0r3eiben Ste eieitn Nusbru1
psrbaltsnsn r~lnbsbasens zines etnlamen
2sisrs. app isben Ste in bemielben
fstn SpmptOn Der llnpanttarfett fir
Sbre frunpltGe @abe, BET psreu an.
lprs6snper 9setdre tb oie Nationalitdt
Der Sppsn germ Ysrss6e. .. Yismard.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-14
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