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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Following is the program OF the Teach
ers' Institute to be held at Vaudeville,
Jan. 2, 1892, Commencing at 0 A. NJ.
The teachers duty in regard to attend
ing district Institutes, by the Chairman
Physiology, with what grade should
you commence and how teach, by ]. G.
Sanders.
Queries. Adjournment till P. NJ.
Music.
Methods OF teaching advanced read
ing, Calisthenic exercises and to what
extent should ii be practiced in the com
mon schools, +. W. Goodrich and ID. b
Waters.
Penmanship, methods of teaching In
order to be interesting and successful
L. w. Carlow and T.. +. Bowlby. Gen
eral discussion twenty minutes.
Benefits derived from the study o.
Book Keeping, by Jno. Laird and Il. NJ
Martin. General discussion fifteen min.
Arithmetic, Longitude and Time, and
Decimal Fractions, = Amons, and w
l.. Wharton. General discussion twenty
minutes.
Music Adjournment till 6rM,
EVENING SESSION, MUSIC.
Can photography be successfully taught
by using our present text books, X. d
South. General discussion ten minutes
Recitation by Maud Sanders.
Hyde's Language Lessons, and do yor
consider it superior to Harvey's Techni.
cal Grammer for general usages, j. l.
Wharton and u. l.. Miller.
Music.
Recitation by Eva Waters.
What shall we do with our Superan
nuated teachers, ] M. Waters.
Music.
Civil Government. and your opinion
in regard to our established text book
Superintendent Brown.
Music.
Recitation by Miss Jennie Sanders.
Address by Prof. Brand.
Report OF Committee. Unfinished bus
mess including action on fines for nor
attendance
Hope all Cass District teachers will be
present and make the Institute sue
cess, as a number of teachers OF Penna.
have been invited and will probably be
present.
r.. II. SourH,
j. G.. SANDERS,
H. f. BowIpy
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Notice TO Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens by judg-
ment or otherwise, on the real estate or
any part thereof, of John Shane.
In pursuance of decree Of the Cir
cult Court of Monongalia county, made
real estate of the said John Shane to the
satisfaction of the liens thereon, you are
hereby required to present all claims
held by you and each of you against the
said John Shane which are liens on his
real estate or any part thereof, for adj
Indication TO me at my Office in Nor
gantown, Monongalia county, West
Virginia, on OF before the
LIST Day OF January, 1892.
Given uuder my hand this 2sth No
vember, 1891. JOHN j. BROWN,
Com'r.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

The Uniontown News says Ex-
Treasurer A. f. Downs smiles serene
~ at his political fences along the
"Dare Devil" Yough. He is secure
down there, no matter how hard the
party machine may be worked against
him, or how many "institoot' speech
es the party machines candidate
may make in that section. A. F.'s
following will stay with him, regard
less of the taffy other candidates
may offer them.-ConnellsUille Coxr-
Ter. Mr.. Downs, we learn, will be a
candidate for District Attorney at
the next election.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

PoINT MARION, Dec Mr. Dusenber-
ry, of Pridevale, has rented the Keiser,
Holbert & Co. grist mill and will com
mence TO grind custom work this week.
Favor him with a trial grist.
We have just had a fine rise in Cheat
Dewing Sons have caught about rs, 00C
logs in their booms here This they con-
slider grand success. The company
will have work for their men all winter.
Mr.. Kenser, the manager, has bought a
new steam boat and hereafter they will
do their own towing.
The B. & o. andPa. railroad have both
finished their surveys to Point Marion,
where they run together in T. j. Keiser' &
field, then side by side to the State line
The B. & o. comes down Cheat from
Grassy Run and the the Pa by Geneva
and the George Greek route.
In the past few days we have had land
speculatiors here from Pittsburg. They
want to buy as much as rs acres in a
body or whole farms where they can be
had. Garrett Sadler has sold his farm
to them on conditions at $500 per acre.
We look for quite boom here in the
next year or two.
Mr., w. S. Horror has just returned
from Pittsburg He has been employed
by the Pittsburg Shoe Co. to travel all
over this section, at good salary. Mr..
Horror is fine salesman and a clever
gentleman. We wish him unbounded
success in his new enterprise.
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1T. Marion Notes.

Pr. MARION, Dec. Thanksgiving
day is past and Christmas is coming,
DR.. Watson, Of Smithfeld, spent las
Monday and Tuesday at this place.
The engineers OF the b. & o. r. r.,
spent the greater part of last week a
this place surveying and locating the
bridge.
The singing school at this place con
Quoted by Prof. Meanor has closed ant
be will hold concert in the MI Church
Dec. IL. A good time is expected.
Il. c. Allender and family, who have
resided here for the past two years, lef
Wedn asday on the steamer Blaine for
Hamden, Ohio, where they will make
their future home Mr.. Allender will bs
in charge Of large Touring mill
Miss Myrtle Mapel, of Dunkard, was
the guest of Miss Plessie Sadler las
Tuesday and Wednesday.
As we stated last week that there
would be Christmas tree erected in thu
Nj, T.. Church of this place, wish to say
there will be grand entertainment con
nected with it. They viii have grand
time OF course.
Miss Mamie Hoard, of Lock No. 8, was
visiting her grand parents at this place
last Thursday.
Joe Cans, T.F. Protzman and daughter
Bessie, OF Morris X Roads, passed
through here few days ago en- route tx
Morgantown.
T.. l.. Grim, of Washington county, il
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Frank Keiser, of this place, is al
Grafton on business trip.
Fred Kuntz, who was visiting his
brother DR. Kuntz of this Mace has re,
Gently returned to his home IN West Va
Mr.. Campbell, OF Morris X Roads, was
visiting friends at this place last Satur-
day and Sunday
Three goodssermons were delivered by
Campbell Jobs at the Disciples Church
last Saturday Sunday and Sunday night
The new Dewing mill will soon start
again as they caught several thousand
logs last Saturday. 1t will give employ
ment to laboring men.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

! Aldine Polling, Of the Law depart
ment Of the University, Was callet
to his home in Barbour county OF
last Monday on account of the deatl
of his father. Mr.. Polling returned
to Morgantown, Wednesday.-Grof
ton Leader.
Mrs. James c. Wallace accompa
MED BY her daughter Mrs DIR. D. II
K. Casteel returned home Thursda,
from theUniversity Hospital, of Phil
adelphia. where she was undergoing
treatment. Mrs. Wallace we are
pleased to state is much better.
Onr clever friend James Robson
of Stewartstown, was among our
business callers on Monday.
DIR. d. H. Courtney E. NJ. Gran,
and Milt Hirschman took the sixth
degree at Fairmont Friday evening
in Orient Chapter No. 8 r. A. NJ. L.
W. Joseph and Phil A. Shaffer went
up to participate in the exercises.
Mr.. Joseph Marshall, one of the
excellent and solid citizens of Clay
district wAs in town on Monday
The New DOMINION was pleased to
meet Mr.. Marshall again.
Miss Elite Watson, of Shutdown,
will spend the holidays with friends
in Pittsburg.
Our clever friend Mr.. Jno. w.
Bowers the clever merchant of Cheat
Haven, Pa, was in town few days
ago looking after some business
matters.
Sheriff B. NJ. Jones went to Fair
mont Friday on business.
Chas. f. Thompson, of Clarksburg,
has supplied number of our peo-
pie with pianos and organs within
the past four weeks.
Benson Jacobs, of Little Falls was
in town Monday.
d. L. Donley, Esq, of Mt. Morris,
was here Monday.
r. d. Shoemaker, of Uniontown,
registered at the Wallace House
Monday.
Miss SADIE Coil was confined to
her room yesterday and was rot
able to meet her classes ut the
High School.
AID Bower will leave to-day for
Mt. Clements Springs, Michigan,
where he goes to seek relief from
rheumatism.
F. M. Durbin has resigned his po-
sition as cashier Of the First National
Bank at Parkersburg, owing to i'll
health.
Mrs. T. Pickenpaugh and daugh
ter Miss Lille, returned home yes
terday from Parkersburg. Miss
Lille has been suffering from
partial paralysis of one side of her
face but is now much better. Her
many friends hope for her early and
complete recovery.
Cyrus Fife who has been working
in the oil field for the pas, three
years is spending few weeks at
home.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12
Election of Directors.

TuE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
or MORGANTowN,
Morgantown, w. Va, Dec. 5, '91.
An election OF seven directors of this
Bank 10 serve for the ensuing year will
be held at its banking house on
Tuesday, January IL, 1892,
JoHN II. HOFFMAN,
Cashier
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12
BARBARIAN.

Reasonable prices is a feature of
business which always attracts Gus
tom. Where buyers know that
the prices charged will be in every
case reasonable. that they will not
be overcharged should they be
ignorant of what the article they
want is worth, then there is per
feet confidence in trading. We
try to live up to this idea ofreason-
able price making We are in no
combine to keep up prices. We
don't propose to run our prices up
or down, because Others may do
so. We do propose to make a
reasonable price to every buyer,
on every article we sell. and are
willing to let our price, quality
considered be compared with any
and all prices made.
HIRSCHM ANS
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12
Hutchinson 4 Jacobs.
LITTLE FALLS.
Important 10 ION.

II you owe the I arm RS Store, do
not thiak stran3c fycu find your &C
count in the han Of the Merchants
Retail Comm orc.al Agency, as | am
compelled to collect nc money to
pay my eastern bills.
Very Rec Fectfully.
S. A. PosrEN. Proprietor.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

GROUND was broken yesterday for
the three story brick building to be
erected by Drs. Brock, Wade and
Reed on their lot opposite the Bank
of the Monongahela Valley. The
ground floor will contain two store
rooms, the second floor will be divid-
ed into office rooms and the third
story will be used for hall.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

TICKETS for the John De Witt Mil
Ter lecture for sale at J. M Reed 4
Co.'S. Drug Store
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

NOVELTIES, new ideas, rarities, oddi-
ties, pretty eonceits and everything
useful and beautiful in Christmas
presents at j. NJ Reed q Co.'s drug
store.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

We want your dried apples
at 3 Ia cts. lb. at the Farm
ers' Store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-10
SAEI HllRME


Subscription money handed TO your pos
master will be forwarded to us.
Miss Martha Susan Pierson and Calvin
Norton we're married at the brides home,
December 1, Rcv. J. G. Fallon Of Westport,
y. v, officiating AT the annual meeting
of the order of the Iron Hall, December 2,
the following officers were elected; N. E.
Clifford, chief justice; o. Z. Allen, vice
iustice Michael Quinan, I'd, sccountant;Wi
liam Wilimy, cashier; Arthur Chids, adj
juster; w. $. Alger, prelate; George Niles,
herald; Robert Williams, Waterman; M. ID.
Williams, vidett; Chan Ravens, a. 5.
Nichols, 7. G. Gosin, trustees. Henry
Fraser and family have gone to Poughkeep-
sic to 1.-Two. H. e. Allen has bought farm
in Hartland and will soon move his family
there.
At the business meeting of the Y. p. S. c.
z. Thursday evening Agnes Frost and Belle
Seville were elected delegates to the county
union meeting at Jerico Centre Friday
Lena Perrin closed successful term of
School Friday. Scholars that had no marks
against their names were Jennie Dubuc and
Ida Ray, and those that had no absent
marks were Jessie Mites and Fred Roberts.
AT the school meeting of district No.
Friday evening it was voted to sustain two
schools this winter and have them properly
graded and let scholars come from outside
the district by paying tuition OF 50 90
apiece. 1t is the purpose of the district to
hire teacher for the primary grade and
one who can teach higher branches. DR..
W. :. Webb is building large toboggan
chute near his residence. The doctor ex-
poets to spend three or four weeks here this
winter with his family and friends and en-
joy the winter sports.
George T., Blair and Benjamin Harring-
ton are confined to the house by sickness. -
Mrs. w. A. Weed is home from Albany,
n. Y.-Will Lyon has moved to tho falls.
The Methodist Sunday school will have O
Christmas tree and entertainment Christ.
mas eve al the church.
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EcSEX .lIINCIlOM-

Subscription money handed TO your neigh.
Dor, A. Yandow. will be forwarded to us.
The Demorest prize speaking came Off at
the Union church on the evening OF the first
inst A class OF eight boys were the con
testants and the prize was awarded to Mns-
ter Wilbur Sawyer. Claude Hunter re-
ceived honorable mention. The next speak
ing will be by class of young ladies' in
about two weeks. An oyster supper was
given Friday night by the Women's Relief
Corps, also concert at the Baptist church
the same evening.-Rev. Mr.. MacGeorge be-
gan series of meetings at the Bap-
fist church Thursday evening. They are
expected to continue for two weeks.
Henry Il. Perry was called to Greenfield,
Mass, Friday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in- law.-Mrs Mathew Graham, who
has been stopping with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Gotta, the past two months,
has gone to Mortified, accompanied by her
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the village began No
vember 30, after a two weeks vacation. -
Mrs. l.. w. Sibley, who has been in Boston
for the last two months, came home Thurs
day-Mrs. L. r. Russell and daughter have
gone to visit her parents in Paintield.
Charles S. Grow and wife of San Fran
cisco, Cal, are here visiting Mr.. Grow )
mother and friends II. l.. Perry and wife,
who went to Greenfield, Mass, to attend
tho funeral of Mr.. Perry's brotherin law,
have returned Lena Ferrin is at home
this week, having vacation from her
school In Sheburne village. Laura Brown
ell began her school at the Centre Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Harmon Nichols of Willis
ton arc here. bessie Dixon and Miss Ladd
from Milton are visiting at Dr. Arkley 5. -
| Ollie Howe from Jericho is visiting Marian
Macomber. Rev. Mr. Prentice attended
the funeral Of Gertrude Comstocl at South
| Burlington Sunday afternoon. The order
of Kings Daughters and Kings Sons will
hold n holiday sale and entertainment at
village hail the last Of next week. Mead
| q kempton, successors to William Fletcher
IL Son, have sold the meat market and gro
Gerry store to Charles Davis, who took pos
session Tuesday morning Jerome Colman
and Ralph Baker are working for Mr..
Davis us clerks and DELIVERIES.
AS George Woodwortn and wife from
Jericho were passing through the vllag,
| Tuesday afternoon their horse became fright
| ened aud threw them out of the carra 5e
| The horse was soon caught with but littl,
damage to horse or carriage. Mr.. Wood
worth was somewhat scratched aud cut OF
head and face but not seriously. John Nc
Gregory, the champion checker player, i
! confined to his house with a bilious attack
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Atherton ATTENDED
the funeral Of Mrs. Anterior, aunt, Mrs
Rhoda Cutler at Joncsvile Tuesday.
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AMONG THE CRIMINALS.


Court Durin. the Week.
A. Mitchell was arrested Wednesday
night for intoxication by Officer Mckenzie /,
ana taken before the CITY Court THURSDAY. /
ON refusal to disclose he was sent back to
iail lie says that he had Just a. soon stay
there all winter.
Oracle Mould O. st. Albans. who was ar
rested for alleged theft Wednesday evening
as she stepped Off the express was escorted
back Thursday by ST. Adams cNlcsr.
Adolph Haiti, was arraigned before the
City Court Thursday for breach of the
peace. ITo pleaded not guilty, but on trial
was convicted nnd fined IS and costs. This
ceso grew out OF an action OF trover
brought 10y W. H. Hare TO recover payment
for basket which he claimed Hatjs bought
of him Hattie called at Mr.. liare's store
and in the dialogue That followed the Dutch
man called Judge Hare a har Hence tho
breach of peace suit
James b. Mcdonald who walked upstairs
in the residence of a. ". Powers Nclnes-
day, was arrested Thursi.y on complaint
charging him with intoxlcation. lie plead
ed guilty before the City Court and was
fined the usual amount
Edward Perry was arrested by Sheriff
Reeves Thursday night for intoSication and
taken hofore the City Court Friday,
where he pleaded guilty and was fined the
usual amount. He disclosed on his sister
in law, Mrs Charles Perry She was taken
before Justice f.. f. Davis, charged with
furnishing. to which she pleaded not guilty
and trial was had. The court found her
guilty imposed fine of $40 and costs, max
ing about 500. She appealed the case and
bail being fixed at so, j. j. Enright be-
came her surety, though Elizabeth had to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-10
HINE SRlRGA

Subscription money handed to your neigh
Dor, c. d. Boynton will be forwarded to us.
Calvin Norton was married to Miss Mat
tie Pearson of Shelburne on the evening of
the 1st.-Constablc Flanagan received a
telegram from Burlington on the list to stop
a single team passing through here with
three men and one oman in it. He did so,
and held the parties until Mr.. McGrath, the
owner of the team arrived. He collected
50 for Overlooking and 81 for use of team
and let them go.
The annual meeting Of Cummings post,
No. 81, G.. a. R., will be held at their hall
Saturday evening at clock to elect Off
GERS. Cummings W. L. c. No. 90 elect off
GERS at O'Clock p. m. The Dixie road SUIT
has been settled for 600 The winter term
of the high school opened with 81 pupils -
Mrs. w. y. Fish is visiting her parents in
Ira. Miss Eliza uou1uton is home from
Gouldsv.lle for short stay. She has Il
position in the woolen MIL at that place -
The firm OF Patrick & Harris will cut 200
cords of wood in this town and St George
The wind and storm OF last week Friday
night uncapped hay stacks and blew down
fences in all direction. The Valley cream
cry receives about COCO pounds of milk per
| day now.--ltcy. A. j. Hough gave hi,
poem, "lho Country Parson,' to a full
house Tuesday evening. hon. John J. Weed
has returned to Washington. S. j. Plooi
Las gone to Massachusetts TO visit friends. -
Miss Daisy Russell of ShelJurno is visiting
Mabel Allen. H, O'Br.en had q shock oil
paralysis Monday Andrews vii
start for California this month. There vii
be a dance at the Flanagan House New
Year's.-Daniel Patrick lost one of his large
team horses Tuesday. Rev. r. Mott vii
supply the Baptist pulpit sunday,
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tension and repairs of tho breakwater at
Platlsbur,b, 5000 feet OF Pine timber were
built into tho criD at the end of the break
water a. foundation for The beacon light.
There were 2435 pounds OF bolts used, OtJ
cubic yards OF large stone were laid as paw
ing, and 2S6 cubic yards OF rubble stone
were transferred from tho old breakwatcr TO
the new.
The business of the Burln ton postoflice
for November shows large increase over
that of the corresponding period Of last
year. 1919. 36 being the exact amount of OK
cess. The postofilce Of any place is very
good criterion to go by, and the fact that
the business OF the Burlington office is show
ing such n marked increase is cause for
great satisfaction There are many places
of 10000 or %, 600 inhabitants the post
Offices of which do not do so large an amount
of postal traffic The fact is that there is a
large and growing business done in the
Queen City and the evidences OF prosperity
are rapid Y Multiplying. There is no doubt
that 1892 has many good things i'll store
for Burlington.
The adiutant- generals Office has received
very fine picture Of Hon. Lewis A. Grant,
assistant secretary of war; which is to be
placed with the pictures of the general off
GERS from Vermont, and tho commanding
| officers of Vermont regiments, as well as
the war governors, in the ID .ntant- general S
room. This photograph of Breyet Major
| Gen. Lewis a. Grant, the commander of
| the "Old Vermont Brigade and the Second
division, Sixth Army corps. is taken in the
Uniform of his rank at the close OF the war,
and the Nom ers Of his bris ade, well as
| all other Vermont soldiers, will be glad tc
know that so fine picture of their old
commander is to be kept for all timo at the
State House in Montpelier.
A city grocery firm shipped last week tc
Savannah, Ga, a number of barrels OF
apples. The firm they are consigned to is
| Ellis, Young & Co., commission merchants
c. S. Ellis of the firm spent some time II
Vermont last summer visiting this city,
Rutland, Newport and other points in the
northern part Of the State. He stated wher
here that but few Southern people knew
what an attractive place Vermont was, or
what abundant resources it had. Only
little of the Green Mountain States fines
fruit goes South, and Mr.. Ellis was sur
prised especially at the fine quality OF thu
apples. He was sure that there would be q
large number of visitors to New England
from the South in the future, and as th
Champlain valley is the most attractive in
land locality Of this section Of the country
the summer boarder and visitor scheme i
sure to prove growing success.
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WINOOSkI.

Subscription money handed to your eigh
Dor, c. Il. Allard, will he forwarded to us
The French fair which began November
90 at the convent has closed, 1t having been
a complete success and about $1,000 being
cleared.
Row. c. F. Wilcox of Shelburne preached
at the Methodist church Sunday.
1t is a ten pound boy at Frank East
woods
The funeral of Joseph j. o sullivan, who
died Friday Of pneumonia was held Sun
day morning from St. Stephens church,
Fathers d. j. and w. O'Suilivan, brothers
of the deceased, officiating. The interment
took place at st. Joseph's cemetery.
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EAST CkAHlOTIE

Subscription money handed to your neigh
Dor. VI. +. Taggart, will be forwarded to us.
A large gathering of the townspeople
assembled a the funeral of the late Joseph
S. Shaw OH Friday, the 4th inst. The de-
ceased was deacon of the Congregational
church, having been n member for so years.
He had represented the town in the Legis-
lature besides holding other offices of trust
and honor in the town. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. "A. W.
Wild of Elizabethtown, N. y, assisted by
Rev. a. II. Murray of this place. A. &.
Palmer, A. a. Byington, II. c. Root and
II. W. Prindle were the bearers, Henry
Mcneil having charge. The interment
took place at Lake View cemetery
On Monday evening there will be meeting
Of the young people to organize reading
and literary club evening there
will be an adjourned meeting of the singing
class, Prof Ober conducting. "A box soci-
able will be given by the Ladies' Aid society
at the vestry on Wednesday evening, and
Friday evening will occur the regular meet
ing of tue Lyceum association. Lewis
Nelson has raised 500 bushels of wheat this
year.-Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Van Vliet, who
came on from Boston to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Van Nliet's father, will remain sew
eral days before returning. -E. b. Lyon
returns soon to Minneapolis, Mimi.