The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-19

REAL ESTATE Transfers for the
week ending Saturday. July 18th.
VIM. n. Stewart to Henry Youst,
one acre, Grant district, for $50.
Anna Martin to Bowen Stephens,
undivided l-6of Moses Flaws estate,
Battelle district.
c. III. Bowlby to same, 1876 acres,
Clay district for $5,490.
S. c. Bowlbv to c. ii. Bowlby, same
land for S4,500.
Mary j. Floyd and husband to
Amanda 4. Roby, 6 acres, Grant dis
trict, for $500.
BASE BALL-A game of ball will
be played on the old fair grounds on
Saturday afternoon between the Phe-
nix club OF Waynesburg and the r.
Il RS. of this place. The game, no
doubt, will be an interesting one.
The Waynesburg club is composed
of the same men who were so badly
defeated by our boys last Summer
and they come this time to retrieve
the honors. The r. Il RS have had
but little practice this year-in fact
have scarcely kept up their organiza-
ton. The Phoenix club is very con-
fident as they recently defeated a
Pittsburg niue. We hope our boys
will "get themselves together" and
allow Waynesburg to GO home wiser
if not happier. The game is looked
forward to with much interest in
base ball circles.
ANOTHER TRACTION ENGINE. -
Messrs. Simon Mcclure and Jas. A.
Comley have purchased from Garrett
Conn one of those famous traction
engines and new thresher. The
machines will be here In a few DAYS
and ready for work. As soon as the
grain crops are threshed Messrs. Nc
Clure L. Comley will use the engine
for running saw mills or anything
else to which steam power can be at
tached. rhreshing by steam is GER
tainly an Improvement on the old
horse killing machines, and it is said
to be cheaper. 1t will eventually be
used entirely. We advise parties
who need power for any kind ofma-
chinery to give these gentleman a
call. We will guarantee liberal
terms from them and promptness in
all the details of the matter.
DELEGATES TO THE CONGRESSIONAL
AND STATE CONFERENCE.-THE fol.
lowing is list Of the delegates APP
pointed by the districts in this county
except Battelle to attend the Con-
gressional and State Conventions,
both of which meet next week. u.
Clay district, State. Convention
r. S. Lantz, Curtis Hinkins, II. p.
Wilson, VIM. Minor, A. G. Chaplin,
J. o. Cook. w. N Sine and Eugcnius
Tenant.
Congressional Convention: d. N.
Gass, A. w. Tenant, Morgan Con
ner, Albert Tenant. Andrew Ten
nant, II. 2. Wilson, NJ. L. Strosnider
and George Tenant.
Clinton district, State Convention
Jas. MCGOWAN, VIM. f. or L. F. Wat
son, L. c. Beals, S. B. Brown, J. w.
Sterritt, A. L. Frum, Jno. Smallwood
and NJ. Fl. Steele.
Congressional Convention: Theoph-
illus Dcvault, j. c. Cartright, l.. c.
Beals, S. b. Brown, A. j. Jones, Jas.
MCGOWAN, VIM. Jolliffe and VIM. +.
Watson.
Cass district, for both Conven-
tions: Jno. T. Fleming, j. X. Bar
rackman, J. j. Wharton, X. w. Tapp,
Walter Mapel, A. G. Davis, d. Wied-
man and p. L. Lazzell.
Grant district, State Convention
7. p. Rcay, J. E. Dent, D. NJ. Camp,
J. 2. Snider, Smith Hood, S. G. Stew
art, G. w. Morgan and George Ralph
snyder.
Congressional Conventions: Jno. S.
Hood, I. NJ. Wilson, Ulysses Camp,
w. /. Cox, Coleman Straight, D. M.
Camp, Jarrett Linch and j. Z. Dent.
Morgan district, for both Conven-
tons: Jos. Moreland, S. d. Hirsch-
man, Walter Hough, Louis Hagedorn,
L. w. Joseph, DR.. Geo. b. Morris, b.
S. Morgan and J. f. Fleming
Union district, for both Conven-
tons: Hon. Jas. Hare, j. w. Smith,
G. F. G. Hartman, John Bowers. Jr.,
VIM. Kussart, w. w. John, j. j.
Pomroy and +. A. Haldemap.
The list for Battelle has not been
sent to us for publication, hence the
report is defective to that extent.
1t should be the pleasure as it is
duty of every delegate to attend, and
we expect to see large majority of
them present. a
Great Slaughter Sale.
Clothing regardless of cost, TO close
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