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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-17
The Old Dominion Line.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY INTERESTS REPRESENT

! SOUTHERN HALLWAY INTERESTS REPRESENTED
IN THE NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The annual meeting Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company was held yesterday at
No. 49, Greenwich street. The stories
which have flooded Wall street during the
past few weeks to the effect that the steam
ship company had been purchased by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
lent special interest 10 the proceedings
Of the meeting. The election OF di-
rectors by the shareholders was imme-
diately followed by meeting OF the new
board. The old directors were reelected
with three exceptions. Messrs. Frederick
Mead, Isaac Davenport, Jr., and Henderson
Moore were retired to make room for c. 7.
Huntington. George +. Tyler, and John NJ.
Robinson. The directors reelected were
y. L. McCeady. Isaac Bell, John Bodine,
Charles T.. FISCHER. Charles c. Stockley,
IN Il Edward ID. Kitchens. The significance
Of the election of the directors appears i'm
the fact that Mr.. G. p. Huntington Is presi-
dess Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
Mr.. Tyler is president OF the Norfolk aud
Western; and Dir. Robinson Is president
of the Seaboard and Roanoke. the Raleigh
and Gastou, and the Raleigh and Augusta
railroad. This combination OF southern
railway Interests tends TO confirm much
that has been declared IN prospect for the
Old Dominion, but il eerfainly falls short of
the main story which has beeu current, 10
the effect that the Chesapeake and Ohio was
TO assume SOLE proprietorship. The new
Board OF Dire ctors promptly reelected
The old officers, making n. l.. McCready
president; Isaac Bell yice-president,
William ii. Stanford. secretary, and w. l..
iuillauden assistant Aecrctary. II was Of
icialiy declared that there was to be no
,l,ange in the management Of the company
side from the broadening OF Its policy and
hat extension OF business which must
ono from the new close comb nation with |
be southern railways. The annual report
utmitted was not made public, bn IT was
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3;ej +. VI.
500 r. VI.
Passenger. Freight.

IAN trains daily except sunday--passcnger tram.
connecting at West Point ON Tuesdays Thursaays
and saturdays with steamers for baltimore ana
the North.
Frcignt train leaving Richmond at $40 A. ".
will have passengcr-coach attached.
Train No. Al connects ut Burkeville with Nor
folk and Western railroad for Farmyillc. Iynch-
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 90 Through passcngcr) stops Al all sta
Sutherln Narrow-Cauge railroad for Milton. M,
Salisbury with Western North Carolina r,llroad
Tor all points In Western North Carolina: At Char
lotte with the Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta
railroad for all points I'm The south Southeast an,.
Florida; at Atlanta for all points South and south
west.
Train No. 90 Through passenger aud nall stop,
AZ all stations, connecting az Sutherlln's with NH
ton and Sutherlins Narrow Gauge railroad for
Milton; at Atlanta for all points south and south
west: at Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, ~ayan-
nah and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond I. .
1875 i. VI, 500 \. NJ, and 1885 l.. NJ, md from
West Point at 1920 A. VI. (PasseDgerl. aud $50 y.
VI. (Freight.B
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 80 New York and Atlanta rsg Wa.t.
ington and Danyille.
ON Train 52-iichmond and Charlotte. ans
Charlotte and Charleston.
MI passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold u all points south. sonibf1,t ana
southwest. aud baggage checked through
No lay-Oyer checks given en- local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticke, Agent.
T. VI. II. TALCOIT, General Manager. fc t.
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.nctcn az ,,v insiders as "perfecfly salts
fnctory." A letter was READ i .ran.' yIi.
Roach reporting that the TWO In' :. Chss.
steamers In course OF construction as sssra,,
ter would he ready for service 10y M ILL.,.
arc q, . 400 tons each. and are intended for
sh az :. rsr"rai seryice.v Two smaller ones
arr being built at Greenpolnt. They are
intended for use between NorioiN anu Nem
port News, the latter point pcIng the n se;',
board terminus Of the Chesapeake ana onio
railway. -Ne,o York Times.
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A Cold Wave.

The chief-signal officer reports that cold
wave moving to the south and east is now
central i'm the Saskatchewan Valley, and has
entered Idaho, Montona, Dakota, and Min
nesota. The following temperatures were
reported at midnight: Livingston and
Humboldt, ITO below zero; Fort Garry, 30
below zero; st. Vincent, 80 below zero.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Eslstc Agent and Auctionecr,
III3east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF X NJ T.
i HOUSE AND LOT ON SMITH srkhET,
NAVY HILL.-By virtue OF = deed OF trust DARED
oath january, 1850 executed by Simuel Bowser
and wife and recorded In Richmond onnnee cry,
paymcnt of certain note therein described. anu
whereas default has been made. and being required
So to do by the holder OF said note, VIII SELL on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l6, 1882,
at AZ O'Clock y. NJ the property described therein
being q LOT OF LAND, with Improvements
thereon, In the city Of Richmond, on the east side
of sixth street. commencing l23 ieet snuth on
Baker street, thence running southwardly and
fronting thereon "a feet, and running back Dc
tween parallel lines 124 feet TO an alley.
Terms: Cash rs To expenses of SAFE anu SouV,
with interest thereon from July 81, 1881; and
residue rs will be announced at sale.
l.. T.. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
POSTPONFMENT.
Postponed Oh account of the weather till
FRIDAY THE 18th
ut same time and place. l.. T.. BROWN,
fe IL Trustee.
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers.
l1OS cast Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
L DWELLING on CANAL STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.-By
virtue Of decd Of trust dated January 20. 1881,
and recorded in the clerks office of Richmond
Chancerv Court In Deadlock No. lis Il, page IL,
from j. W. Stout and wife, default having been
made I'm the payment Of two certain notes secured
therein and at the request of the beneficiary in
said deed, we will sell at auction, on the premises,
on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1882,
nj 4:3O o'clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY described
I'm said deed. rs follows: The lot fronts 80 feet on
the south side of Canal street between First ana
Second streets. running back between parallel
lines 49, feet 6 inches. more or less. The I'M
provemcnts consist Of NEW BRICK HOUSE.
continuing about five rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs of sale and
two notes amounting To SS16, with interest from
February |. 1882.
FRANK ID. HILL,
HOWARD SWINEFORD,
Trustees.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Auctioneers.
fc II
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ByIf. seldom TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT NEAT SMALL BRICK DWELL
L ING No. 2l5 LEIGH STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-At the request of the owner
viii offer for sale AT public auction, upon the pre-
mises. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1882.
nj Az o'clock l.. NJ, hat COMFORTABLEBR1Ck
DIV ELLING as above located, containing six
rooms: kitchen with two rooms: and all In nice
order. The LOT fronts 30 sig feet and runs
back 100 feet, and has all necessary culveit con-
nectiOns, &c.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance a, six
twelve. and eighteen months. for negotiable notes.
with per cent. Interest added, aud secured by Il
deed of trust. III. SELDOM TAl LOk.
f.l2 AuctiOneer.
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DaxynAr. Va, February IA, 1882.

10 ne Editor of the DsSpatchs
have been for many years constant
reader al your papr. This Is the drs'
favor ask-that you viii publish a poem
entitled the "Bells Of Shanden," by FstheF
Prouti Respectfully, D. M u
fscad the poem to us It Is worthy OF
being reproduced very frcqucntly.l
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AUCrroN sALEs-..rusure pays.
Ofjce OF Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street,
ID. Cook, Auctioneer.

yVHIRTY-SIX TONS OF TANkAGE
l. FOR ACCOUNT or WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Germ AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 10Th INSTANT,
at o'clock we will sell at the depot Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway. IN this city, Tor ana on
account of whom II may concern,
THREE CARLOADS OF TANkAGE,
IN 632 sacks, said 10 contain 36 tons, more csS
shipped from the Anglo-Americsn Packing anu
Provision Company, Kansas City, Mo-, ana RI :
fused hy the coiisignec q. T. Dunlop, Charleston,
West Va.
The attention OF manufacturers is particularly
requested, as this TANfiA AGE r. an important con-
sttuent In the manufacture Of fertilizers.
TERMS Cash.
BY order of r.. ID. HOTCHRIss, Claim Agent
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company.
fe1 T.. u. COON, Auctioneer
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Tie Western Iron Association was IN
session at Pittsburgh "Wednesday, and after
discussing the situation, which wW found
70 b use6eay 81, tlle card nate q ss.O0 was
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Nv Grubbs X Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
Il ING No. 122, AT THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
AND THE BRICK DWELLING, NO. 12O, AD-
JOINING, AT AUCTIOS-On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1882,
at Az O'Clock p. ~. we will sell, upon the prcnl-
5es the PROPERTY situated as above.
No.122 l. occupied by Mr.. I. II. anderson as =
store. with dwelling above, and Is ine stihd ior
business.
No. 40 has eight rooms, and Is very pleasant
residence. -,
Roth houses are comparatively new, are well
built and In good order, and they ut all times rent
readily to good tenants 1T fair rents.
TERMS |: One third cash: balance at SIX ana
twelve months, with interest, or II desired, longer
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
fo1c AuctiOnecrs.
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FINANCIAL.

no THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
J. We beg Ia offer YOU oar services for the FUR
CHASE xND SALE or ALL Glasses isa 81. ;, on on
-ExcentIoa s..,,i,i.s for Inylng, selling and car
n Ing yIRGISiAi boNDs Our Office being in the
so budns all Srds sd Ieselss I'm
Rnr SrsSnrs, x,,ional Mechanics Bank, West
ern National TanI. Dank ~ Commerce, Howard
Bank. RAMSAY, CT ABAuGh Cos,
bcnkers and Brokers' oai'imore' Mu'
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DICHMOND AND PETERsBIGG

III RAILROAD OMPAN Y.-Commucne
SUNDAY, January 20, 1882, trains or tai, road
LEAVE nIcHMoxp-sorrH.
3:l5 p. NJ, FAST NAIL. daily. Make. through
connections for savanna. sop,
onlyat Petersburg and Chester
1l.50 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily. c01ucs'-
ing for Raleigh. Charlie. Au-
gnsta, Aiken, savannah, aud jack
sonyille stops AT shops Chester.
Centralia. Pullman Sleeper h,-
tween New lork and Chasi.-lon Oh
this train.
1902 Z. H., MAIL. daily, makes through con-
necuon for Charleston, savannah,
andJacksonyillc. stops at DrcWry's
Bfuff, Ccntralia. ana Chester. Pull
man Palace slecplng-Car. Actwcen
Washington ana jacksonville Fla,
on this train.
600 Z. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
6:l5 a. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
LEAVE PETERSBtRG-SpETH.
$50 \. W., EAST MAIL, daily. stops only At
$40 =. VI, THROUGH MAIL, daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg dnc
Potomac railroad for MI points Fact
and West: also making connections
with Chesapeake ana ohio railroad
for all points West. Tn, train
stops at Manchester, Chester. and
Centr',lia. Pullman sleeper ~ this
York.
GAO \. NJ. MAIL. daily, connecting dllly lex
cepf sunday with the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road for the North and West. stops
at Chester, Drcwry's Bluff. and Ctn-
tTalfa. Pullman Palace sleeping
Cars between Jacksonville ta.
and Washington ON This train.
500 y. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except Sunday.
4:3O l.. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY
direct four-hours connection Is mad between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Rlrh-
mond at 100 \. NJ. and Norfolk al 1875 =. v.
All trains leaving Petersburg will star. from ,hc
AppcmatioN depot. 7. ID. KLINE.
General Superintendent
A.PoPE, General Passenger and 1ickc, Agent
ia2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-17

EENTEEL FURNITURE, DAMASk
VI CURTAINS. STOVES, MATTRESSES, &C.
AT AUCTION.-TIilS DAY ut l01. o'clock Twin
sell at my auction-roOms
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY BEDsTEADS,
MARBLE-TOP BuREAUS and WAsllsTANDs,
Two WALNUT PARLDR SUITS,
TABLES. CHAIRS. LOUNGES.
One LARGE GLASS-CASE,
One pair F.lNEDAMASk WlNDOW-CIRTAlNs,
HAT-RACkS. MATTRESSES.
HALL aud STAIR-CARPETISG.
CLOCKS, PICTURES. LAMPS,
COOKING, DINlNG-ROOM-, and HEATING
STOVES. sc.
Consignmcnts received up TO hour Of sale.
fcl7 JAS. MACDOUGALL.A uctioneCr.
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by Jno. T.. Laugl,ton, Jr.. Auctioneer'
1906 Main street.


1906 Main street.
DFURNITUR RE, STOVES,
III CARPETS, PICTURES. &C., At ACC-
TION.-THIS DAY, at 10Y o'clock, will sell, at
my auction-house, an assortment of FURNl-
TirHE. consisting Of
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS:
THREE-PsY AND OTHER CARPETS:
EXTENSION TABLES-WALNUTA AND OAK;
MARBLE-TOP MAHOGANY AND OAK SIDE
BOARDS;
ETAGEREs, MARBLE-TOP TABLES:
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS a Nd W a IL :
STANDS;
COOkING-srOvEs AND UTENSILS:
LOUNGES. ROCKERS. TENDERS:
CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS;
ENGRAyINGS. CIIROMOS:
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS:
MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAIRS;
REFRIGERATORS;
LOOKING-GLASSES:
CEOCkERI, GLASSWARE;
together with many
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
JNO. f.. LAUGHTON, JE.,
fc17 Auctioneer
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PICHMOND. FREDEEICK.BU

II Y II II y y u NIIVEI.T' n III ~
~ AND POTcMAC RAlLROAD.-->r lcdLlr
commencing SUNDAY. .Ianuary %. is-3.
500 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcef station rs: .iOp3
only at Milford and Fr, ,.burg
500 4. W., leaves Byrd-sireef statlou ii.Iy ,ex-
cept Sundayj.'
500 +. NJ, leaves Byrd-s;reci station d,lv.
400 l.. NJ, Accommodation for As.,lall. have,
Iroid-strcet station daily ,cAe'p.
tI:2S 4. NJ. arrives ri Byrd-stpct station dally
3:O4 L. VI. arrives M Byrd-sfrect station daily /;
makes no local stops.
GAS II. NJ. arrives at Byrd-strcet station daily
Except sunday.
s:34 "A. VI. Accommodation, arrives ~ Broad
street station daily Except sunday ,.
{. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
r.. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent. "a -
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, SENE-M-
II RAJ. SMALL AND LARGE DWELL LII
INGS, desirably located. Terms very liberal. APP
ply To II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
fe -F.Su&Tu3t Eleventh and Bank streets
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THE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
To BALTIMORE AND ALL POiNT> NORTH
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND >AITE-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANNILIE DEPOT
VIRGINIA STREET.
AT 245 L. NJ.

Commencing THURSDAY, Decomhc. 1t. the
safe and thoroughly comfortable passenger steamer
HAVANA will leave West Point on arrival at The
Richmond train TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and.
SATURDAYS, arriving In Baltimore abort 1870
A. NJ. and connecting with all trains noTihwarl.
straight tickets 10 Baltimore. 90
90
ntdlS
State-ROoms and Bcrths secured on application
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets, Time-Caris, and all Information
call on 4. W. CARRIER & co. the 1iCho' Agent
III the Richmond and Danvillc depot. or the UNDER
signed. \. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
no 80 No. z Tenth street
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WANTS.

WANTED, By A .WORKlNG-MAN
w with small frnily. SITUATION ON \
FARM lie is acquainted with trucking. Apply
at $40 north Third street. II. +. kROMAN.
&.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, well re-
w commended and without incumbrance, nj
$40 east Leigh street. Good pay and good rooms.
H. u
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN, sixteen to
w eighteen years Of age. rs COPYIST Must he
a good. legibe writer. Salary, % per week. Adj
dress in own handwriting, "COPNIsr." caro- Of
DiSpdtck Office. fe 17-ltF
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoMMIssIoNER-s oFFTcE

COMMISSIONER OFFICE
MoncANTowN, w. Va.
July II, 1882.
John Price, Administrator In cham
of the estate of Mary Remnant, Gerry In
decd. Plaintiff, the Cir
VS.. cult Crit
Amanda Tenant. Asa Teanant Of Mon
Albert Piles and Greenberry opcal o
Barrackman Defendants. County.
The parties TO the above named cause are
hereby notified that have fixed
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 10, 1882. 8 A. NJ,
ut my Office in Morgantown, w. Va, 70
execute the order of my reference made in
said cause at the June term, 1882 of said
Cirouit Court, and that am required to
/. Settle the accounts of John e. Price,
Administrator Of the estate of Mary Ten
nant, decd in due course OF Administra-
ton.
2. To ascertain and report what property
or money, or both, or rights or interests
therein said Mary Tenant died possessed
of; how much and whore situated, from
whom owing and by whom held, what prop
crty or chooses IN action, II any. are in the
hands of Amanda Tenant belonging to the
deoedents estate, and the value thereof and
the interest Of said estate therein, and Il Q
amount due from snid Amanda Tenant IL
any thing, to the said estate, and which
should bs paid the Plaintiff.
3. Together with anything else deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner or specially
required by any of the parties to this cause.
JOHN j. BROWN,
COMMISSIONER
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We learn that Capt. II. A. Ferrel'
Of Calhoun county, formerly Of this
county, is expected to be candidate
for the House of Delegates. The
Captain is clever gentleman, and
would make useful member of the
House. We hope the voters of Cal
houn county will elect him.
Prof. A. L. Wade, of Morgantown,
paid this office friendly visit Thurs
day last. The Professor is a warm
supporter of the newspapers, and is
striving in his educational labors to
impress upon the minds of our teach
ers the undeniable facts that to be q
successful teacher one must keep well
posted on the current events of the
day as they are set forth in the news
papers Of the land.- Weston Demo
crQf
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ARREST OF A MINIsTER.-Rev. +.
Westfall, very worthy minister OF
the M. P. Church, was arrested while
holding services at Mt. Moriah on
Sunday, July 23d, upon the charge
of marrying minor. 1t seems the
Reverend gentleman was called upon
few days previous to go across the
line into Pennsylvania and marry a
couple; the groom being man Of
perhaps fifty years and the bride
quite young girl whoss parents OBJ
jected to the match. Either being
deceived as to her age or thinking
nothing about it, the minister pro-
ceeded to tic the matrimonial knot,
and now the girls parents propose to
prosecute him. We don't suppose
any great thing will come oft. The
constable who made the arrest is al
so likely to have difficulty. Per-
sons are exempt from arrest on Sun
day except for the higher crimes Of
treason, felony or breach of the peace
1t seems the Fayette county consta-
BILE has not enjoyed his official priv
ileges very long and is quite fresh
concerning them. We hope the gen
tleman arrested will come out all right
as we have no doubt he will.
The New DOMINION will be sent ia
any address from this date until
January LIST 1883 for 80 cents.
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A DAYS P,rAsrnr Spourn-Or

A DAr's PLEASURE SPonEp.--On
Thursday last DIR. l.. s. Brock, Mrs.
II. w. Brock and several other mem
bers of the household went to the
cave. famous resort for picnickers,
in the Mountains in Preston county,
for days pleasure. After a pleas
ant ride the party arrived safe at its
destination and anticipated pleas
ant time among the ferns, moss COW
cred rocks and springs of the cave.
But by an unforeseen and fatal acct
dent to one of the horses the enjoy
ment of the entire party was sum
marily cut short. The horses were
Embarrassed and tied to saplings
above the cave, the place pleasure
seekers usually leave their teams,
when enc of them slipped his halter
and it is supposed, as he was blind
in one eye. walked over cliff about
twenty feet high and injured himself
so badly that he died in about an
hour after the occurrence. The Doc
tor and party were in the cavern at
the time of the accident and were at
tracted to the spot by the neighing
of the other horses. Upon going to
where they were left an empty halter
was found and the distressing means
of the injured horse soon informed
him Of its whereabouts. The horse
was one of good pair belonging to
Squire Hayes.
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NEwsY BUDGET FROM REEDsvILLE
REEpsvILLE, July, 31.--Our farm
crs are busy with their hay harvest.
The wheat hereabouts was not so
good as expected. Corn promises a
good crop.
Geo. p. linn is at Norgantown on
business trip.
f. Ashburn had two fine horses
gored by bnl last week.
Camp meeting at Tunnelton com
mences Aug. oath.
Eliza Turner is suffering from Sc
we're wound on his knee. 1t is feared
amputation will be necessary. Drs
Dent and son and Brown are his ply
sicians.
Misses Jane Evets and Ella and
Addie Low of Monongalia county are
visiting friends here.
Assessor Jno. w. Guseman is still
work.
I think that every Democrat in
West Virginia should subscribe for
the New DOMINION. 1t always has
the news ahead of any other county
papers in this section.
Rev, Jos. Clark will preach at
Gladesville, August 13.
Success to the New DOMINION.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. |
MoRoASrowN, w. Va, July 81, 1882. (
John II. Hoffman, plaintiff,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. |
MoRaAsTowN, w. Va, July 81, 1882.
John II. Holman. plaintiff,
Va.
Isabella Ryan, Benjamin Ryan
her husband, Charles w. Fin
nell, John A. Ollie, George rr rhan
Gamble, Jos, Moreland truss :" ~.
tee, Edmund Shisler trustee. 'ei'
David Wiedman. Jas. Il. Wea-
yer and Rachael Weaver his
wife and William T. Weaver,
6efAndents.
The parties to the aforesaid cause are
hereby notified, that pursuant to a decree
therein, the undersigned, commissioners
of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia, at his
office in the Clerks office of said Court on
MONDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1882,
will proceed to take the evidence necessary
to enable him to ascertain and report,
l. What sale or sales If any, have been
made off the ono thousand acre tract Of
land in the bill mentioned by the defend
emit Isabella Ryan to David Wiedman, JAS.
l.. Weaver, Rachael Weaver or VIM. r..
Weaver, or to either Of them, or to any 9TH
, or person, and the location and boundaries
| of any land 70 sold and what payments have
been made thereon.
Q. The licus against said tract Of land and
the priorities of said several liens, as well
upon the whole Of said tract as upon the
several parcels thereof and the amounts Of
said liens and interest on same aggregated
| to the date of his report.
3. Anything else deemed pertinent by
| himself or specially required by any of the
| parties to said cause.
MARSHALL M. DENT,
| WILEY & MoRELAED, Com'r.
| Counsel for Plaintiff,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-08-05

ANOTHER ALARM OF FIRE ON Sun
DAr.-On Sunday the cry of fire was
raised and investigation showed the
Academy to be on fire. 1t is sup
posed to have originated from spon-
taneous combustion, as the fire was
confined to the closet where a pile of
greasy rags, a lot of paints and oils,
and great variety of other combus-
tible stuff had accumulated. The
fire was quenched before any consid-
cradle damage was done. On the
previous Sunday Newt. Steele's house
was the scene of a fire. Whose turn
next?