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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
GRANVILLE DEMOCRATS
Observation-Disclosures Jackson Gets Tired
Not Old Andy but Lying Andy
Of Recent Date.

DUKE, W. Va, Nov. 14.-Had you
been in the little village of Granville on
last Saturday night, you would have
supposed that pandemonium reigned,
but the red lights illumined not the faces
of the lost. They shone upon the joyous
countenances Of the rejoicing Democrats
Of that village and vicinity, who had
gathered together to declare with one
united voice that "The tariff is tax
and is added to the price, which the con-
sumner must pay"
Speeches were made by I. r. Reay,
Jacob Wharton, Alva Sample and 9TH
ers, which were short, pithy and to the
point. While the thuse was not grand
affair il did well for the size of the town.
And il was not so much the thuse as
the knowledge that we had the right to
thuse, even as cup OF cold water" so
would the firing of one fire cracker be
great, in the fact, that il celebrated the
triumph of Democratic principles.
j. j. Wharton. the "hardly able can
didate" and his enthusiastic family were
present and we would inst here remark
that T. P. r. on this occasion did not
flee to Masontown, but was very much
alive, and he and the "hardly able can
didate" have the consolation OF know
ing that by their vigorous efforts, the re-
publican majority III this county has
been greatly reduced, and when Grover
comes into his kingdom may he say
"Well done good and faithful servants,
enter into the reward that is prepared
for you i.
~. Goosey & CO.. were here also, and
though no uniforms were spoiled the &C.
cupants of those uniforms under the able
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
Give 1t Up.

To the Editor of the New DOMINION:
We ask why the Old Roman is not
given a position like Steward or
Sunday School organizer on board
the Salt River Hulk chartered on the
9Th of November?
The answer comes that in addition
to being old and feeble, that he is
now very nervous and irritable and
in very bad humor, SO much SO that
the shadow or sight of democrat
sets him wild. Therefore it is
thought best by his many friends to
confine him in private and quiet
compartment on the trip and when
he gets there to find some small spot
never occupied by a democrat and
so soothe his nervous temperament.
A FRIEND.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
Democrats Thuse at Granville.

The good Democrats of Granville
held very successful and elaborate
oratorical and pyrotechnic demon
stration in that town on Saturday
evening. Several people from here
were present.
Speeches we're made by L. P. Reay,
Jacob Wharton and Alva Sample.
They were listened to by 900 people.
Afterward ii parade was formed and
it was illuminated grandly by ali
devices in beautiful fire works. 1t
was the first big thuse in the county
after the election, and II was : good
one.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Morgantown Electric Light and Power
Company will oe held at the Office Of
Berkshire a Sturgiss on
Friday evening Nov 25th 1892,
for the election OF board Of directors
and to transact such other business as
may come before them.
b. M. JONES, President.
G. A. HAYES Secretary.
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A Price Difference.

pELLsLow, Nov. 15.-In reply / would
say that my friend Mr.. Kennedy sold
his sheep under republican admins
tration, and / would say that my friend
never sold $50 head of sheep at one time.
ny friend sold his sheep little too soon.
When Cleveland became President be-
fore, sheep and cattle advanced in price,
and ! hope it may be 20 asHsr.
FAnMHn,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
AORGANTOwN is INVITED
To Help Fatrmont Celebrate on Satur.
day Night

The people Of Fairmont, and Mar
ion county will celebrate the Success
of the Democratic victory on Satur-
day night the 10Th. They will have
a bewildering display of fire works,
some splendid speeches and grand
torch light procession. A special
train will return to Morgantown af-
ter the completion of the program.
The rate will, we learn be one fare
for the round trip.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
DR.. Geo Il. Morris, Dentist, will be
at his Office In MorgantOwn, until
further notice, from the goth to the last
Of each month

DR.. Geo ID. Morris, Dentist, will be
at his ynice In M0rgant0wn, until
further notice, from the goth to the last
Of each month
TnANKsGIyiSe comes on Thurs
day, the oath inst.
FAIRxoNT Democrats have big
thuse on Saturday night.
DIR. MORRIS will be at home again
and ready for business on the 21st.
The next issue of the AtAenaeum
will not appear until December 18th.
A BIG lot of blank deeds and deeds
of trust just printed and for sale at
this Office.
Nor drum has been heard, not
even a funeral note, at Bricker's for
over week now.
MoNoNGAHELA CRY celebrated the
centennial of it's incorporation on
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Born, on Sunday morning last,
unto Prof. and Mrs. S. b. Brown, a
daughter,their second born.
GIVE us good weather for Friday
and there will be no doubt remain
that Providence is ON our side.
We iearn there is great probable
ity Of Phil A. Shaffer being appoin-
ted lieutenant in the regular army.
Our job room is still crowded
with orders but there is always
room for one mere. Call and see
what we can do for you.
Huston q DEMAlN have begun on
their recently awarded contract, the
new opera building. 1t will take
two months to build it.
~''WE'RE going to builder" is an
expression not used by the dear boys
who harped on it from morning till
night before the cyclone struck 'em.
Our zeal and efforts met the APP
proval of our patrons, whom we have
turned into lasting friends.
PRoTzMAN, Photographer.
The next attraction that the lee
turc committee will have is the
Shuman-Wentworth quartet, which
will be here on the evening of Dec. 3.
SOME of the republican bosses are
inclined to upbraid Monongalia be-
cause she did not give that thousand
promised majority. 1t couldn't be
helped
HE election and its glorious re-
suit does not interfere with the work
on the railroad. 1t moves right
along and will be completed next
snrinU
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
W. L. Wilson Carried on Men's Shoald-
ers.


A telegram from Charlestown says:
"When the news of the Democrat
ic victory came early this morning
there was greater enthusiasm and re-
joicing among the Democrats Of this
place than ever before manifested.
Bands of music paraded the streets
and two carriages, drawn by men,
bore Congressman Wilson and other
prominent Democrats through the
streets.
"a wagon bearing box to repre-
sent coffin for President Harrison
was also drawn through the streets.
When the court house was reached
Mr.. Wilson was taken from the car
riage and carried bodily into the
court house where there was a storm
of rejoicing. Mr.. Wilson was cal ed
upon for a speech, but said be was
tor full Of joy over TIE Democratic
victory to make speech. His hear
ers appeared to agree with him, be.
cause they kept up an incessant
whoop for Cleveland and Wilson.
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Marriage Licenses.

Loury G. Williams, 81, and Mary
G. Faulkner, %; Thos. w. Kinnan,
%, and Dora E. Miller, rs; Levi
Keener, Sc, and Josephine Clark, 81 !;
James L. Williams, 25, and Mollie
Eaglin, %, all of Monongalia.
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---------------
Death Of q SANITY Woman.


The announcement of the death oil
Mrs. Jane Hagans, widow of Geo. M
Hagans, on last Sunday at noon, was
received by the entire community
with a sense of reverent respect and
veneration for the departed.
Mrs. Hagans belonged to a family
which has from the earliest history
of the town occupied a pre- eminent
position among its population for
genuine christian piety, blameless-
ness of life, and thorough devotion
to the interests of the christian
church. She was one of four daugh
tiers of the late Harriet Lowry, SO
well known and so long distinguish
ed as a leader in the Methodist
church in this section of the State.
These four daughters all settled and
spent their lives in Morgaatown.
Mrs. Della Allen, wife of Guy R. G..
Allen, died some years ago. Miss
Martha Lowry, the only one of the
sisters remaining unmarried, died
two years ago And Mrs. Eliza
Chadwick, since the death of Mrs.
Hagans, is the only survivor of the
four sisters.
Mrs. Hagans was in the 10th
year of her age. She had for some
years been in feeble health, and un-
able to leave her room, but she re-
manned at the same time, the light of
her home, and loving hands admin.
istered to her every want without
stint or WEAKNESS, watching and
warding with unceasing vigils
against the fell destroyer which
had so long threatened to steal her
sweet Split from them.
When death at last came, it ap-
preached with no abrupt or stealthy
intrusion, but the worn and weary
machinery sought rest, and she laid
herself down calmly and peacefully
to await the end. She realized that
the hour had come. There was no
shrinking, no fearful foreboding.
There was no unfinished preparation
to make. She was ready, and desir-
ed that no effort should be made to
detain her. Her children were about
her bedside Her sanity, peaceful
face, was lighted betimes with a
heavenly brightness. And without
pain or struggle. the spirit took its
flight, leaving thai peaceful, white
face as serene and sanity in death
as it was in life.
Thus passed from this communi-
ty, one who although for years not
moving beyond the limits of her
home circle, yet whose noble life and
character, sent outa silent influence
that was felt in this community, and
will be missed now that she is gone.
Her life was a model of christian
living, and her death was only such
as a christian can die. Her loving
children will accept it as the best
Legacy that could remain ID them.
~
GYVE fha A1Iianco aforo ~ Tst+l.
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offer for sale my house and IL ackN
of land lying near the Kingwood turn-
pike, II miles east OF Morgantown. Tho
property is in good repair, is suited for
market gardening and will make nice
home. Call on or address,
s.. ri. MORRIS,
Morgantown, w. W.
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GET READY RAIDS.
Salt River Boats Leave Thursday
Partial List of the Crews.

Partial List of the Crews.
The dearly beloved RAIDS are in.
formed that the Salt River packets
will leave the mouth of Decker's
Creek on Thursday evening, which
will give ample time to avoid the pro
digiousness of Democracy's demon.
stration and consequent defeated
dismay.
Agents in the persons of Henry
Hayes, Doc Hall, Phil A. Shaffer,
Sile Meeks, Floyd Utterback, John
Gregg, Nate Kiger and Geo. Steele
will now pass among you and sell
you tickets of passage, as we'll as
"The Life and Death Of Taw See
Dace," by Triple Tongue Latham,
which will be interestin' readin' on
the mournful journey. There will not
be as many boats as at first thought,
as there are not SO many to take the
trip as was anticipated.
Commodore Berkshire will have
charge of the feet, while individual
boats will be commanded by Barty
Old Boy, Ragged Edge Fast, Flighty
Cox, Worsted Moorhead, Just Mourn
full Reed, joyful Never Davis and
Wilted Wrathful Hayes. The sur
geons for the trip will be Drs. Help
Boys Lazier and Woe Caught Kelly.
The deck hands are taken from the
worst disappointed, but even many
of these will have to pay fare and go
with the big crowd as passengers.
Silas McGraw, Candy widows Corn
wallis, MIN Austen, Art Murray and
others are to be chambermaids.
There will be no music except dis
cordant walls We left no orchestra,
but we did leave the living in fair
enough shape. We have taken the
trip and been there, and if you have
as hard time as we did may Heav-
en- have mercy on your souls. Be
ready to leave Thursday evening.
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One Langdon adjustable Miter
Box with eighteen inch saw. Call
B. 6. PxoY2,tAx, the Photographs.
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Laurel Point.

LAUREL PoINT, Nov 1.-THE election
is over and the people will soon settle
down to business.
Sam Nixon, of Uniontown, was here
this week buying cattle,
Maud Jones has no use use OF one
arm. She was thrown from a horse
some weeks ago and badly hurt The
Doctor says her shoulder is paralyzed.
Several OF our schools will open to-
day.
John Martin is at Fairmont again at
work
VIM. Loar will have his barn ready
for the roof in few days.
Fleming & Loar have ordered new
boiler for their mill. They are doing
good work.
Alfrey Carraco bought 217 turkeys
here a few days ago and there are
plenty left for Thanksgiving and Xmas.
Miss Icie Cole, of Rosedale, is visiting
Lucy Snider.
Mrs. J. P. Snider is still on the sick
list.
Those were fine birds in the New Do
MINIoN last week.
Grant District Institute.
Teachers Institute will be held at the
Union School, Grant district, Saturday
November 26th, 1892, beginning at 10 A.
NJ. The programme will be as follows:
Object of the Institute, by L. G. Sni-
der.
Penmanship, S. j. Kennedy.
Primary Reading, Rosa Riggs.
Discussion.
photography, Annie Larkin.
Discussion.
Adjourn for noon.
I'm Corporal Punishment, S. r.
Davis. Discussion.
How to organize a country school, W.
s. Hare and s. j. Snyder.
History, ]. r. Conway and Elroy
Henry. Discussion
How to teach business arithmetic
John Kennedy and @. r. Morris.
Bookkeeping r. II. Morgan.
Discussion.
Language, S. r. Fisher.
Physiology, T. L. Brand and Jesse
Henry. Discussion
Civil Government, S. ]. Snyder.
Geography, W. E. Henry.
NIGHT SESSION.
REGULATIONS, Ota Arnett, Florence
Robey and Annie Larkin.
Essay, Gilla Camp and r. II. Nor
gan.
Grafton, W. E. Henry.
Lecture on Physiology, DIR. 3. NJ.
Henry.
Debate--To affirm: s. R. Fisher, t.
G. Snyder, L. w. Conway.
To deny-J. r.. Conway, @, r. Morris,
Z. Ralphsnyder.
Subject: Resolved, That West Vir-
ginia should have q compulsory school
law LOUIS G. SNYDER, Preet.
r. H MoRoAx, Sec'y
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ODONTUNDER
Is a preparation You apply TO
the gums for the painless
extraction of teeth.
1T is PERFECT.


1T DESTROYS ALL SENSE OF PAIN.
IT HAS NO BAD EFFECTS AFrERwARDs,
The following are a few Of the many
who have felt its wonderful effecte:
Mr.. VIM. G. Frum, Little Falls. ~
Mr.. CLARK Baker, Laurel Point. n
Ny. Ed. X. Blair, Morgantown.
Miss Anna Bowman, Morgantoun.
Mrs. Lonnie Weaver, MorRAntoWn.
Lucian Snider, Laurel Point.
Mrs. VIM. Powell, Little Falls
5 Jackson Eyerly, Vaudeville.
Sanford Dusenberry, Randall.
Floyd Utterback, MorRantown.
L. G. Mathews, Mt. Morris, Pa.
Mrs. John Potter, Laiit@I Point ,
Dr.. ID. Hawthorne ~ "
right r. y ~ here.
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| MAIDsviLLE, Nov. 4.--Amos Haney
| and grandson, Of Preston county, are Wis
| iting relatives and friends here.
| Edward Dusepberry and Charley Ev-
erley have gone TO Uniontown to work
in the steel mill.
Our school opens to-day. Mr.. John
Laird is the teacher.
Fisk Waters will move 10 his new
house in West Morgantown IN lew
days.
James Sanders is building new sta
BILE. Allison Houston is doing the work.
The election fs over and Grover Cleve-
land will be our next President, w. A.
McCorkle our next Governor and VIM.
L. Wilson our next congressman. Hur-
rsh for the whole ticket.
school Report.
Morgantown, Nov. IA, 1892. Re-
port of Morgantown High School.
School opened Sept. IL, 1899, with
an enrolment of 242 pupils This
enrolment has steadily increased I'M
Ill now we have 800 in school. The
attendance for the first two months
has been good and reports show that
the pupils are doing good work and
are making good progress In their
studies.
The music, which 10 q new feature
Of the school, il a branch in which
all are taking an interest and VIC be-
lieve the progress made in this
branch. will prove to the people it,
educational value.
The co operation of parents 10
earnestly requested to all school
matters. especially In the punctual-
ity, good behavior and progress Of
their children.
The following are the names OF
those neither absent nor tardv dur
lug the first two months:
Division A. -
Ar "a Cobun, Nyda Kincaid, Laurs
Miller, Effie Stewart. Alice Wade,
Duke Dent, Chas. Madigan, Albert
Mapel.
Division B.
Maud Barthlow, Linnie Cobun,
Chloe Miller, Fay Mathers, Maud
Sennett, Iris Tennsnt, Clyde Alex
ander. Albert Christen, John Harvey,
Link Jones.
Division G.
Ada Houston, Jennie Sidwell, John
Madigan, Frank Shay, Dell Allc-'
baugh.
Division ID.
Bessie Gregg, Anna Johnson, Ed
die Bower, Rex Jones, Harry Selby,
Albert Wells.
Division X.
James Sennctt, Lucy Gidley.
High School.
Mary Madigan, Ella Utt, Ida Van
Glider, Lena Van Glider, Lucy Woods
HARVEY BRAND, Principal.
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CLINTON DISTRICT:

Two justices and two constables receiving
the highest number Of votes are elected in
each District
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The Leading Neat Market.

Housekeepers, you can always get
the choicest cuts of fresh beef, the
best hams, the incest fresh pork, the
finest oysters, the richest sausage,
the tenderest lamb, the solidest veal
and the cheapest cured meats at j.
l.. Keener's. Mr.. Keener is a fine
judge of stock and buys good cattle
to supply his market. Thisjs what
few butchers do. If you are not al
ready customer of bis leave an
order and see if you don't get the
best
The young ladies of the
Mount Morris M. E. Sabbath
School will serve refreshments
and supper Thanksgiving
evening at Jewellers Hall.
Proceeds to be used for a new
organ. Doors opened at S
o'clock. Letevery body come,
get a good supper and spend
a nice social evening.
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Vote Of nonons.a County at the Election Nov. s. 1882

is Republican
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SPECIAL SESSION
or Congress To Repeal The Mckinley
Act
Demanded by the People and will Prob
ably be Called-Opinions of
Statesmen.

Washington, d. c., Nov, l2--The
strong probability of an extra session
of Congress Immediately following
the inauguration of the President
elect is a subject of general CONVEX.
sation today in Washington. A
special session of the Senate IL al
ways called at the beginning of new
administration to confirm the mem
bers of the cabinet and new diplo-
matte representatives of the United
States abroad. But the present cleo
ton having turned to the question
of domestic policy it is obvious to
experienced politicians and the lead
ers of all parties that an extra session
of both houses Of Congress will al
most inevitably result. Secretary
of the Treasury Foster, among others,
admits this. The country, he says,
challenges the judgment of the Re-
publican party Oh the Mckinley bill.
The result must be accepted as the
will of the people that a different
policy shall be put into effect.
Ex-Secretary Bayard writes \
friend here to like effect, adding that
the people will expect this to be
done without unnecessary delay.
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Change Of Train Scedule.

A new time table went into effect
on the entire system of the B. q 0.
last Sunday, and it has the effect of
changing the time of trains coming
into and leaving this place. The train
formerly leaving at 6 A. NJ. leaves now
at $50. No change is made in de-
parting train at $50. The one that
formerly left here at Ais now leaves
at 4:30. The first train to arrive in
the morning gets here at 9:10 in
stead of at 1925, as formerly. The
next train comes in now at 2:45 P. NJ.
Instead of the evening train getting
here at 1850, it now comes at 7:l5.
So far as Morgantown is concern
ed this is the most convenient time
table that has yet been in vogue on
the road. From a business stand
point it is better also, as persons re-
siding along the route of the road
can now come earlier and remain
later Good shopping time is made
here between the two afternoon
trains.
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GIVE the Alliance store at Little
Falls trial,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19

in I'd District, received 20 votes in the County.
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Deaths.

N. W. Fitzgerald, candidate for congre
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-22
EXPRESS ROBBER
Four Farmers Did the Iced, They
Were Caught.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. 22.-
The Journals Wichita special says:
The st. Louis & San Francisco train
which left here at 1890 Saturday
night was held up and the Wells
Fargo express-car robbed by four
masked men, near Augusta, But
Ter county, about midnight Be.
fore o'clock YESTERDAY morning
the outlaws were captured, wiIb
part of the booty.
AS the train slowed at the cross
ing mile east of Augusta, two
masked men mounted the locomo-
live and ordered the engineer aud
fireman to stop the train. This
tlone, the other members of the
gang uncoupled the express car.
The engineer was then compelled
to pull out a mile disiaut with the
express car. The biGhwaymen oe-
msnded admittance and coinmenc-
ed shooting through the sides. The
express messenger and baggagemen
soon gave in. Express Messenger
Stiff was forced 70 open the safe, e,and
the robbers got between 10 and 20
packages of money. The outlaws
did not attempt TO rob the passen-
gers, and the latter knew nothing of
the robbery till it was over.
The amount of money secured
probably did not exceed $4,000, hut
the amount cannot be definitely as
certained. The robbery was CONS
mit.ed by four farmers living in the
vicinity OF Douglas, Butler county,
and it seems it was anticipated, for
as soon as the sheriff heard of the
affair he pounced upon the outlaws.
Their names are Ted Livingstone,
Ezra Carter, A. A. Bailey and Roi-
lilo Moffatt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-22

FROM Mt. HooD.-A party COM
posed of j. w. Winslow, Of Turner;
Misses Helen Hibbard, Stella Grif-
fifth and Minnie Lansing, of Salem;
Prof. A Rice and wife, E. w. Luse,
Miss Ella Wright, Prof.A. l.. Briggs
aud p. l.. Blackerly, of Silverton;
Marion White, and Misses Lulu and
Euphemia White, of Marquam;
with II. C. Ramsby, of Silverton, as
guide, and James Manary team
ster, have returned from their trip
to Mt. Hood. The entire party
ascended to Crater Rock, while ten
of their number, including five
ladies, went up tue summit. There
they found most of the snow melted
of. A box was found there con-
tanning registry book of all visitors,
a bible, cards and other mementoes
from persons who had visited this
highest point.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-22
Shaving in Egypt.

The earliest reference to shaving
of the beard is found in Genesis xii,
IA, where we read that Joseph, on
being summoned before the king,
shaved himself. There are several
references as to shaving in Leviticus,
and the practice is alluded to in
many other parts of the Bible. How
ever, Egypt is the only country men
toned in the Bible where shaving
was practiced; in all other countries
at that time such an act would have
been considered ignominious. Herod-
otus mentions that the Egyptians al
lowed their boards to grow when
they were in mourning So pal'ticu-
lar were they as to shaving at all
other times that to have neglected it
was to make ones self the butt of
course and ridiculous jokes.
Even in this day and age, when
the Egyptian wants to convey the
idea of a man of low condition and
slovenly habits, they always picture
to you man with full beard. This
notion is very ancient, a fact attested
by works of art found in burial mon
uments dating back thousands of
years. st Louis Republic.