The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-12-05

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A CONDENSED DIRECTORY OF Nor
GANTowN-OUR LAWYERS, DoCroRs,
PREACHERS, SToRE-KEEPERs, MILLERs,
BLACKsMITHs, HOTEL KEEPERS, ETC.
ETC.-AN INDEX To THE LIFE AND
INDUSTRY OF THE TowN.-The follow
ing nutshell directory of Morgan
town will show the size of our bust
ness and professional population
and the number of our industries
better than a three hours speech
praising the town. Cut it out for
reference
There are 8 Physicians, as follows
Brock, Wade, Coombs, Casselberry,
McLane, Kelly, Fitch, Mackey and
Clark.
There are Dentists: Morris and
Kramer.
There are II Ministers of the Cos
pei: Finney, Crawford, Chandler,
Rymer, Kitchens, Wade, Feather,
Hackney, Price, Reynolds and Wat
son (colored).
OF Lawyers there are IA, viz:
Sturgiss, Wiley, Hagans, Keck,
Houston, Hough, Brown, Ollie, Cox,
Ollie, Moreland, Davis, Berkshire
and Davis.
The Professors number Is as fol-
lows: Turner, Purinton, White,
Wiley, Reynolds, Harvey, Lorentz,
Whitehill, Stewart, Wilson, Brooke,
Allen and Berekely, of the Univer-
sity, and Principal Hodges, of the
Public Schools; Wade and Morgan
also belong to the town though they
are temporarily absent.
Other Teachers number %: Mrs.
Moore, Miss Ankney and Miss Alt
man, of the Seminary; Misses Law
head, Shisler, Coyle, Dorsey and the
two Misses Campbell, in the Graded
Schools; Mr.. Robinson, of the Col
ored School; Misses Brock, Boyers,
Boughner, Semans, Wade, Fordyce,
Hackney, Coleman, Reay, Simpson
and Messrs. Simpson and Wilson,
are also engaged in teaching in var
ious parts of the country.
The Merchants and Grocers are
Is in number, as follows: John &
Co., McGrew, Kitchens, Baker, Car
raco, Pickenpaugh, Chadwick, Ring,
Hirschman, Rice, Gregg d Son,
Hayes, MADEIRA, Hayes and Goode.
TO-timriStc I azia, anI Danl
Tobacconists, 2; Miller and Win
ger.
Jewellers, 3; Hayes, Fink and
Hayes.
Hardware Dealers, 3; Shisler,
Guseman d Weaver, and Houston
for Davis of Pennsylvania
Milliners and Mantua-M Takers, II,
viz: Mrs. McVicker, Mrs. Styll,
the Misses Lewellen, Mrs. Guseman,
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Pickenpaugh,
Miss Protzman, Mrs. Cobun, Miss
Dawson, Mrs. Winger, Miss Simpson
and perhaps otheIs whose names we
do not recall.
There are 3 Blacksmith shops,
viz: Pickenpaugh's, Dawson's and
Blair's.
Hotels and Public Houses number
6, as follows: The Wallace House,
the Commercial, the Franklin House,
the st. Clair House, the Temperance
Hotel and the Toothman House.
There 3 Newspapers and Journals:
the Post, the West Virginia School
Journal and the New DOMINION.
FIGURING Mills, 3, viz: Thomp-
sons s, Allender's and Mackeys...
We have A Tailors: O'Kelly,
Pickenpaugh, Smith and Chalfant.
OF Saddlers there are 9: Dering
and Pride
Shoemakers are Z, viz: Protzman,
Protzman, French, Bricker, Moore
Samsel and Watts.
Furniture Dealers number 3: Ma
dera, Hennen and Price.
There are Carriage Factories:
Kerns and Fairchild, Lawhead & Co.
There are 2Livery Stables Hayes
and Caracas.
Ice Cream and Oysters Saloons, g.
Stine's Debolt's and Lazier's.
Meat Shops are 3: Fisher q Co.'S,
Hackney's and Hess & Shean's.
Tin Shops are 4: Davis q Hus-
tons Browns, Reeds and Lees.
There is | Foundry: Reay's; Saw
Mill, Prices; l Photograph Gallery,
Protzman's, and | Rink.
There are Banks: The Mer-
chants National and the Second
National.
The Churches number 5; Pres
byterian, Methodist Protestant.
Methodist Episcopal, Baptist and
Colored.
Secret Societies, 3: Free Masons,
Odd Fellows and Knights of Honor.
/ Building Association; l Univer-
sity; l Female Seminary; 2 Public
School Buildings; l Court House; l
Jail; Pottery, Thompson's; Broom
Factory, McGeorge's; 3 Brick Kilns,
Hite's, Franks and Sturgiss'; l Sew
ing Machine and Organ Salesroom,
Protzman's; l News Store, Madera's;
| Bakery, Madera's; 3 Barber Shops,
Hollands, Harris and Bowers;
Telegraph Office, the Western Tn
ion, and Tannery, Kiger's.
There are other ct ceteras but this
list is t,,ierably complete
A GOOD CoMBINATIoN.-The New