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Sycamores at Baker Bros

Everything for the orchard at Baker
Bro s. nursery in Sylvania.
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Tha cpmpIata Beck q RaeIialIons


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N-otice-Stockholders' Meeting.

BY order OF the board OF directors, meeting
of the stockholders Of the Texas Northwestern
Railway Company is hereby called, and viii be
held at the office OF the company in the city Of
Fort Worth. Tex, on February 2T a. d. 1859
and at 10 o'clock m of sand dar, forthe purpose
of authorizing the board of directors to proceed to
construct and equip said railway, and to issue
the bonds of the company IN aid thereof and for
such other business IS may properly come before
said meeting. C.. 3. EASTMAN
Fort Worth. Tex, Dec. g. 1888 Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dissolution Notice.
The partnership heretofore existing between
Boaz & McAnulty, under the FIRM name OF Boaz
( McAnulty, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. DAVID BoAz
r. E. McANU1Ty.
Fort Worth. Tex. Feb. :, 1889
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
SAVED FROM MORMONS.
A Young GirPs Lover Rescues Her
From the Polygamists.
Baltimore American .

Mountain sections of North Caro-
lima have recently become infested
with numbers of Mormon missiona-
ries who have gone there and are in
shutting a system of PROSECUTING
among people Of that section. They
have already made number of con-
yerts to their faith, whom they in
duce to accompany them to Utah,
and several delegations have already
left for the Mormon State.
A few days ago, four elders, hav-
ing gained many converts, left with
a party from rutherford and Polk
counties for Utah. These mission
aries appreciate intensely the beauty
of women, and an attractive woman
is worth premium in Utah. They
coveted Miss McKurry as a convert
and desired her to accompany her
parents, who were going to polyga-
NOUS Utah. But love had previous
ly thrown around her the witchery
of its charms, and she was engaged
to rustic swain. Her graceful fig
ure, her dazzling and fascinating
eyes formed picture of physical
perfection, and the Mormons guard
ed her as special prize for rich
Mormon. Her lover pleaded in vain
to marry his betrothed, but her par
ents and the Mormons refused. On
the night previous to their departure
on the train, the resolute lover, with
a shotgun, collected group of
young men and charged the guard,
and captured his imprisoned and
beautiful sweetheart, whom he soon
made his bride. The angry father
followed in vain pursuit, and left
the next day without his daughter.
The people of the west section of
the State are in high State of ex-
citement and indignation at the
high-handed measures of the Nor
mons, and PROSECUTING elder was, a
few days ago, expelled from Davies
county on pain of being tarred and
feathered if he remained.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
An Elegant Seven O'Clock Dinner
Parkersburg journal.

Col. George w. Thompson, Pres
ident of the Ohio River Railroad
Company, and Mrs. Thompson enter.
tanned number of friends at dinner
last evening at seven o'clock in great
elegance, at their hospitable home
Avery and Seventh streets. Moth.
ing was lacking in any of the ap-
pointments; the various courses
we're faultlessly served, and the
whole affair was in keeping with the
reputation of that home for hand
somely entertaining their guests.
An especially pleasant circumstance
was the fact that just twenty-three
years ago on that evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson first became
acquainted with each other TWEEN
ty persons sat down to the table,
viz. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Miss
Jeanne Thompson, Miss Juliette
Blackboard, Miss Jessie Leach, Miss
Daisy Shattuck, Miss Carrie Loomis,
Miss Emily Despard, Miss Mary
Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cam
den, jr., Messrs. d. s. Thompson,
George Sands, w. c. DeCamps,
Frank Moore, of CiarksDurg, W. +.
Dana, Charles List. of Wheeling, B.
r. Blackford, Richie P. Camden and
w. +. w. Barbe.
After dinner the evening was pass
ed in conversation. music and dane
ing. The guests LEFT at eleven o clock,
having enjoyed one Of the mos pleas
sirable ensenipGs possible.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Brief Items Of News for Busy Readers.

During the past three months dogs
have been worrying and killing sheep
in Cabell county, to such an extent
that sheep owners have declared war
against all dogs and as consequence
dead dogs can be found lying around
loose anywhere.
Governor E. W. Wilson has APP
pointed the following Commissioners
of Deeds for the State of West Vir-
ginia: NJ. c. Sodiat, of New Orleans,
La; E. j. Jones, of Boston, Mass; j
A. Hillery, of New York City, and
j. E. Beall, of Washington, D. c.
1t is reported that John Creel, one
of Richie county's prominent men,
accidentally shot and killed his four
teen year old daughter, while fixing
revolver. The ball is said to have
gone through the young lady's heart,
killing her instantly.
One of the largest timber dealers
on the Kanawha gives it as his opin-
ion that if the timber business con-
tinues to increase at the same rate
it has in the past few years; there
will be timber famine in the Ka-
nawha Valley in five years at the
furtherest. He says even now the
forests are gone along some of the
tributaries of the Kanawha and that
every year tits found necessary to
get further away from the river to
keep up with the ceaseless demand
for timber by the mills along that
stream.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
QUITE ROMANTIC.
For Forty Years she Knew Not Rela
tiye..She Put Her Children in a
Poor House and Started out
to Find Employment.

The life of Minnie McAdams, who
has more than twenty years been a
resident of Point Pleasant, if written
in full, would make quite romance.
For more than forty years she has
passed her life not knowing a single
living relative, when suddenly she
finds herself related to one of the
largest and best families in New
York. When but child her father
enlisted in the Mexican war and was
killed, leaving her mother and two
children, herself and a younger
brother, behind him. The mother,
it seems, had married against her
fathers will, and was too proud to
appeal to her friends for help when
she found herself destitute. So, put
ting her children in an aims house
until she could secure employment,
she commenced alone her battle for
bread, but on returning for her chill
dren they were gone, and after a
fruitless search for them, she mar
ried an Englishman, returning with
him to his country, where she died.
The children were both taken by the
same parties, but the boy was re-
turned, and the family, with Minnie,
removed to Virginia, she going from
there to Point Pleasant, since which
time she has made her home with
the French family. She remember
ed the name only of her brother;
never having heard of her family,
and longing for some kindred blood,
she inserted time and again adver-
tisements in New York papers which
first opened up correspondence,
and has finally resulted in finding
her friends. A first cousin came on
and accompanied her to New York,
where she will claim her rights, and
has the assurance of royal recep-
ton.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
Everybody But the Printer.

The following taken from an ex.
change is the experience of every
owner of newspaper in the country
Last week a man stepped up to us
and said he would pay us every cent
he owed us if he lived until Satur.
day night. We haven't seen him
since, and presume he died on Fri
day. Another said he would pay in
day or two as sure as we are born
Query: Did the man lie. or were
we never born? Another said he
would settle as sure as shooting,
We are led to the conclusion that
shooting is very uncertain. Anoth-
er said he hoped to go to the devil
if he did not pay us in three days.
Have not seen him since, but sup
pose he has gone. Quite a number
said they would see us tomorrow.
These men have been stricken blind
or tomorrow has not come. One
told US six months ago that he would
pay us as soon as he got some mon
ey. The man would not lie, and OF
course, hasn't had cent since.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
All Established During the Past Year.
A Good Showing.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January g.
| The issue of the Trddesman of Janu.
airy l will contain list of every in.
dustry established in the Southern
States in eighty eight, also every
one enlarged and all that were pro
jected. Among the leading branches
of industry, the following are note
worthy: The total number of agri-
cultural implement works built and
projected during the year was eight;
three bridge works, one each in Ten
nessee, Texas and West Virginia
twelve car works, three in West Vir-
ginia, three in Georgia, one each in
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia and
Kentucky, Mississippi and Texas
eighty-four canning factories evenly
distributed over the South; thirty
one cigar and tobacco factories
North Carolina leading with nine;
163 Gotten and woollen mills; cleo
trio light works seventy-four; flour
mills, 103; foundries and machine
shops, 145. There were thirty blast
furnaces projected during the year
seven in Alabam, nine in Georgia,
four in Kentucky, ten in Mississippi,
one each in Texas, Virginia and
West Virginia; glass work, four
three in Georgia, one in West Vir-
ginia; ice factories, thirty; the total
number Of mining and quarrying
companies organized during the
year was 2l7, of which twenty-five
were in West Virginia; street rail
ways, eighty-seven; wood working
establishments, 483 In addition to
the above the miscellaneous indus
tries, established and projected dur
ing the year, aggregated 533.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-12
KIDNAPPED HIS CHILD.
Sequel to West Virginia Divorce Pro-
ceeding-Detectiyes at Sea.

PARKERsBuRG, W. VA, January
Mrs. Ida V. Ridgeway, through
her attorney, Hon. V. B. Archer, fl
ed petition for divorce from he1
husband, James A. Ridgeway, a
short time ago. Both parties are
well known and highly connected in
Writ county. Mrs. Ridgeway alleg-
ed cruelty, neglect of support and
desertion in her petition, but before
the suit came up she had occasion
to add another outrage ON the mar
riage ties.
Ridgeway, who was west at the
time the original bill was filed, came
on here and induced the grandpar-
ents, with whom his wife was living,
to permit him to take their only child,
little one of three or four years, to
this city for the alleged purpose of
furnishing it with clothing. Ridge
way then disappeared. Detectives
have traced him as far as GAINESVILLE,
o., where all traces have been lost.
The mother is distracted with grief.