The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-23


The Sheriff will soon be ready to
collect taxes
BurrrR Is cents at E. ]. Rine-
harris; eggs Is cents.
The independent voter will be
heard from in the coming election.
The little folks at Jos. Moreland's
are afflicted with the whooping cough.
MEssRs Ollie AND KICK bought
the J. I Conn property on Saturday
last for -, 400.
Our people all expect that Judge
A. +. Raymond win be nominated
at Piedmont to-day.
Gun University correspondent
docs up his items in entertaining
style; 20 say all the boys.
r. j. WRIeHr has removed his
grocery to Dr. Morris corner and
now has splendid location.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Houston is
'pap" Of fine daughter. The little
stranger arrived on the 18th.
HIRscHMAS has the largest and most
varied stock of clothing ever offered
in this place, at prices to suit all.
THE daily Register has forty sub
scrfbers in sMorgantown-one-t third
ofalt the dailies that come to town.
TIE list Of Jurors will not be pub
lished hereafter, the Court having
directed the discontinuaHce of their
publication.
ANOTHER overwhelming victory for
the Morgantown boys. More so
than they expected and more than
they wanted.
THE Engineer Corps of the l. V. d
Nj. r. r. are in camp about ten miles
from town and are pushing the work
rs fast as possible.
WAGNER has moved his livery es-
tablish mcnt to the new stable on
Walnut street, where he will always
lie found ready to accommodate his
patrons.
The bridge is not yet completed.
several delays having been caused
by waiting for iron and other mater
ials. However it will be completed
in few days.
HIRscHMAN offered prize of a
pair of shoes to the party who should
make the best score in the base ball
game of Saturday last. Tim Van
glider won the prize.
A PARTY Of pleasure seekers from
town spent day at Cheat View last
week. A majority of the same party
exercised their equestrian skill by a
ride to the cave on Tuesday.
The Uniontown STANDARD tells of
lady who has lived to see the fftieth
generation and is still alive and
quite active. That lady must he
smuch older than Methusalah was.
MARRIED-September 18th, 1882,
by Rev. r. p. Brand, at the residence
Of the brides parents, near Cass-
vile, Miss Josephine Brand,
daughter of Hosea M. Brand, to Mr..
Jacob Shively.
THE Stallion Hurricane" will be
at my farm, one mile from Morgan
town on the Stewartstown road, for
service, on Monday and Saturday of
each week. D. G. HOFFMAN, Nor
gantown, West Va.
Br a recent change in the election
laws of w. Ya.,. every voter is re-
quired to cast his ballot in the dis
trict where he resides. At places
where 500 votes are cast, canvassers
are appointed to count the votes as
soon as so are cast and to continue TO
count as each so is deposited.
The Fairmont Viyginian says
One day last week Mr.. B. +. Reed
presented to Mr.. Joseph H. Powell,
Of MonOngalia county one of his $50
full.blooded Newfoundland dogs
On Tuesday Mr.. John Thomas Sny-
der. of Locust avenue, bought two
= valuable milk COWS, paying $50 for
each of the animals.
The Democrats Of Marion county
nominated a ticket last week as fol
lows: For House of Delegates o. S.
Mckinney and Jacob N. Murray
For Prosecuting Attorney, u. N. Ar
nett, Jr., and for County Commits
sfoner, Emery Downs. The ticket is
I strong one and the Democrats OF
that county have no fears concerning
the result
THE american Agriculturist For
October is an unusually attractive and
valuable number of this old, reliable
and famous journal. We notice i'm
portant changes in the new and hand
some cover, fine paper, and superior
finish of the many engravings. 1t is
double number, containing large
Premium List filed with many desir-
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