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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

ttty lrra-orrf > Oifires
Grand Raplis. Mich. September II. is98.
Notice /. hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF sewer an south
last street. foi4. - rslthy asenu - 4 Q n nv-
enns - now in my hands. and that wl ~
cslve payment thereon for tho period Of
twenty days from this date at the oiiiceOf ths
ciff treasurer. clty hall
oct "a ~ II sORRICK. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Grand Rapids. Mich. scot q. ts9l
Notice u hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer IA 1 axe
str.tsf. from ;, uta Eas street - oQth tni y
street. II nov IN my hands. and that viii 70
eeiys payment thsrcon for the period OF twenty
dsysfsom this date A. the 0iics OF the eitytreas-
oetn Nh soRRIcK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
Treasurer. Notice.

tIty IreaEuraF's U1Ica,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept Is. iSa.
Notice II hereby given that tn assessment
roll for constructing a sewer In scribnrr street,
from West bridge street TO Se>ctnd strcst >
nov Ia my hane-. and that viii receive par
nent thereon for the period OF twenty days
from this date al the Office Of the city treasurer
oSts NJ. soRRlCk. City treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
New Shapes and New Beauties

Added daily in Ladies Cloaks
and Fall Garments OF all kinds
If you didn't find your ideal
yesterday come today or to-
morrow. its sure TO be here.
The flood of new Wool and
Silk Dress Goods. just in.
swell the departments TO over
flowing. Fashionable wcavcs
from far India, China. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

ny treasurer Ulnco
Grand Rapids, Mich. sept. Il. isea I
Notice D hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor cons ru ting a sewer m nor DIVISION
street, nom Lyon street to Mo1fo, stree -
Row m my hands. and that I will RI
eevs payment thercoa for the period Of twenty
days iron this date az tho ofIics Of the city
treasurer cats ball.
oct4 N. H. sORRICK. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

same styles and patterns that fashionable Europe Will
be wearing of them haven't got beyond the close
customers of the exclusive Paris establishments yet
not even to the fashion journals The change of
from hot to cold bring radical revolutions in all
departments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Ciiy Tr~asurers Oiiice.
Grand Rapids. Mich, sept II. is4l
roll Cor grading and grsveiing Thompson
eourt from fifsf avenue 20 Pleasant street,
Il nos IN M hsnds. and that viii receive pay
raents on sans for the period Of tWenty days
from this date al the Office of tho clty treasurer
oetf Nh soRRICK. City treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

City Treasnrer's OfIics.
Grand Rapid. Mich. Sep. p. fs18
Notice l. hereby gtven that the assessment
roll for the Construction Of q sewer Ia
loean street frt.fn 4utn - ~frs' - 10 II
Euller street. i now IN my handt and that
viii receive payment thereon Tor the period OF
twenty days from this date 40 tho Office Of tns
city treasurer, ctr hail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

CITY Ire fsureTs n. e,
tirand IA pids. Mich.. sep. -, letrk
Notice j. aerebg given that the assessment
roll r the construction OF a sege in r.
asenue from the west side ditci 10 Sfra ghf
strpsE T. nov 10 my hands. and that ! w1l 70
eeiss payment thereon Tor the perie a twenty
days from this date az ihe otics of the city
frrasarcr. city ball.
oct n ii. n sORRICK. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Grand Rapids. Mich, p,embsr 4. iss
>gttce = hereby Give1 that the eesessrneot
roll Dor G pstructing se~ss Ia South lonis
street. frDfn rsese-s street 90 Hail str~sf Il
now IN nv hands and that I viii reccive fsr-
rcrf fhereun fr the pefiodof tvcasy dsys
iron this dat at TIE dice of the city Treasures.
estn NH soRRIcK. CITY Tressur-1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
Department for Underwear.

Never SO we'll supplied as AZ present TO supply
your needs We have everything choice and popular
for ladies' misses and children Also complete lines in
the Mems Furnishing Department.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

lity Treasures Ofiics,
Grand Rapids. Mich. .septsrnber q. 1s2l I
Notice Is hereby givea that the assessment
roll for the construction 81 . ssver IN Nstfoas
nom Dale afsnrs To Palmer evenue. u
now " my hands. and that will receive De }.
ment thereon Tor the period ~ twenty dars fem
this date ~ The Office q The city tres sarsE
city hall
oetu NH soRRGck. city Trssssre1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

arnsa nzpst< Mef.. s<ft .. -
Sc<s~s = k<rekT xtes khst - e<<~<n<cf
roIl ~ de esss.<ur<san q e<~>< ~ .efs,s
Ftf~t 80 >e<sa steast 70 49, tnsl=t q
ss~~~.~ - Fs<@so&n s<f =. = 49, II ~ h<1f<.
sa4 fhst vii recsise psrn<ns tasr<pa -
IL p<rSef ~ toertf dsFs frun te1 1sss ~
tls eekrs a ne <<kz tr><s1f<F. e4v BAH
go ~ - n SokkiCks 90 tfs<
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QrntIrm.n.


n you want neat shoe that win ~
your feet and wear well just try our
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

w y FEEIIFFF = ETIIEE*- Z
Grand Rspi1s. MIRA, SEA- =, lea
Noise b ber~hg given that tie ssse.snssat
ri fox ffe Improvements 81 fsrfs sFenu<
fr<.ns hnl. ss strr8e 20 iftb AterIos is nos
IA mn harsIs, snd thsf VII r>csivs rsgnent
sh>rens fsr ne period q twsnss 6sfs fron e .
"a n ~ A. sDkkN.k. Gu 1fs@sarsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

erssd Rspsas. nish'' sspssss<, =. itn
Nofirs h hereby eivsn that the ss<essment
roll Tor the Improvement 81 asdisoa sveno<.
frpm NsshinGtao street 20 Stafs street y
rev IN ms hsndz. and that viii receive pas.
mat thereon for the period 81 swsntz days from
tbs dsts 90 the esioe a. TIE city treasurer. cis
e<sn NH soRRIcK. csy Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

City IIcasurpf's OIhce,
Grand Rapids. Mich, sept "a 1sea
Notice n hereby given that the assessment
ron for constructing a sewer in East Fulton
street. from Prospect street TO the summit
in East Fulton street IL now n my
hands and that viii receive payment thereon
for tk- s-~rsnsi ef dsr~ fFsru ths- date at
tie Office 81 the city tfth~Urfr, city hail.
octt NJ. ii. SOkklNk. City treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Il q sew discovery for TIE prompt, per-
nanent curs ~ Piles In every form-
Every druggist has T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

esAL ssrArE CIV.

G.
MONEY TO LOAN II s1ns - suit - -
vi dsrfiss kasl kzlate. l-a>fs<en r1s~
Losett's b.ock. oppnsts ssssfs n11s<
I,Ck sALE-Ssv med>rs koss' vi1A - :
II - ana ao4n stair. oak hzl. o4< 80
oak sstrlnzfoozn& o&k b>d soo4n- e.
Etzoto. Jast dnished u the eenttf - - 49,
bet eis.s % ko1ses. sostk kass teuH@
house 4 osnsd - party lessin< -
sass - sold l. = Aiasn. > tsn4i- -
toEA bays : xscanf lot on Eafsks 1x>4
ogner hard up efd IL Obliged - sac<<4<< -
Psrfy leasinz cts offsrs his hoas. end ~ ~
a 30 Che hundred do~n halsece 1zp4 {
6u<si loca tioa. near flainteid an e1ees *f
graded ~sisr ssd sessr eounsc<1oH
this nIa Il
s-..ss b.ssalns 70 eheria vacant ~ p =
wiLLIAM r GRIFf1TH
Nc. stenal s4es@
LsoR EXCHANGE iIeass and le<en t1<tf.'
u sssRae u exchange Tor hoose - -
acres 81 land.
500 house and 10, On West B<id<e sssse1 isr|
a cheaper place.
4 God Dakota farm FOR hznee and ~ "a
Grand Rapids; MI Fay part ca<1.
horse
A nns Zoe and some moaes 10 e1rhsnes for .
house and ios ca the vest side ~eE<h 49, %
a large list Of prbpes's Zoe AZ !. -,..s
No. Canal e<rert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
Ladies Combination Suits,
Vests and Pants,

In camels hair natural WOOL merino and heavy cotton
fabrics We are sole agents for the celebrated lpsi-
lanti Underwear and show complete assortment Of
all the factories productions.
Infants Wool and Merino Underwear full
assortment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
Special Bargains

This week in Chldrens Vests and Pants and several
lines of Ladies Combination Suits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

WAsssses ... ss-s. ~ "a s.- 6 sss s: g
tn stEssL -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
MONEY TO LoAlv.

= = -
- =. - "
no ioS MAsf NoSElt-tfea - (lu hnd
~ n "a Jour advantage 70 - ~ oooors bur
foSssns.
Nc "s.s esns % nooHenq'. 49, ntsnos
]: =; ]: ::
be PAID In fun. or IN part. q szy ti1ns to salt
your eonvenience, and any pest paid sDduces thu
e !: Z 7: 90.
!. q: ss :. = rs: . : az . ss
opps s,.s. -. y, !, hot, ..
S'; si; i 81 k ',F;t aesga.sr LOAN co.
Garner q, Monroe. pessI % Canals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
FOR RENT

house and Barn. corner Clinton and fairhanks
streets. modern Improvements. bath
w W. ttt. rI0 %
House and barn, No. rs south Isfays tfo
street. sewer aud water injections,
large grounds - "A %
House aud Barn On Washington arfnue.
"A ar Fulton street. new. fine y finish 4 a 90
House next TO above, also new. never oc-
House No. - Umatilla street. near Madi-
son avcnue. and convenient 60 street
ears, city water - - sm
House No 81 Cmatiila street. hardwood
4 finish, tneiy papered. city water in
yard exc; ..:.......... 10 %
House on Henry street. new and modern.
bath rom. water closets. etc .-...... Is Oh
wi h modem improvement. ..'.'''..' -''s Is 90
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Want Columns


HELs wAsrEo-FEmALE.
NVAsTED "A ssmpeseas sisi Tor s~ssrsi
to4ss work. A. pis a. neneer ~ O.
UAHTEO- AGENTS
MAN I'D salsssasn fs,f caiiferpi. ines,
" 81 ~ tef lao1tA aad exfeaess rtf1 efstece
=. tayAnse eo1Dssaon e Pre- ssfsds ~ sipet-
y. ! fsads1eoo<. ca Mss Dept, Les Anss..
-. 49,
A GENTs wAN1Eb- We su.ransss soa can
n tlake 3, ~ e = a nsnth ~sEkins tof a
u snf ieesliiy. Nu Rs1 sa4 % eozninlss.na
- Rssisrrsd and szpsass@ henes arpssin'd. ~
oat ~ work Ne have seuei mag eatiTely nss TO
efer snd 4 ySn fesies our nat nstisns ,oor
ss.s sss- = ssss iAs Psee.s III have car
ale, 1870 s.ssyssss Al sssssssa = s, sSs
s sss 3. ' ,s.h N ss e' ss.s asss =
standard sllser Wars To- bostoa. Asss- II
WAsfED-in EVER iowa IN Miehasan.
w ssent. ami eenssssrrs 70 handle novel
efszs Win r.fsrssres. the oxssity fwlns Box
serapsry. ~ 6Eizvold street. Dstroit. Aieil
MISREPRESENTATION.
w ASfED- sltaasioa b. swsdish girl. I've
w nonths N this Coantxy. taL a. 30
North Prospect street "a
WANTED-A young woman With two ysas
w practical experience IN steHoxrNpty,
tfpsvrising. bookkeeping and Office work de-
slres a sitaasicn. Best of references. Adlress
-. M IL
SiCk buFse open for cnxaeement Apply No.
- fdi North Dislsion sifsst. -
FoR SENT-RooMs.
EoR RENT-yery pleasant furns, ed rooms
u a. l3s James street 81
E,oR RENT Two pleasant furnished recms.
u single IN suite, vii rent cheap. Uentle-
men piefesrsd caii 81 Lyon street -
E,oR RESr-Furn shed or unfurnished
rooms, steam heated. Tie brunswick. ~
/ South Disision- Phil IN
E,oR kENI-Fnrnished rooms IN the Wine
gar block; steam heated, gas and bath
/ rooms Ne. - South ID, sion street s-lc-ts
FOR RENT HOUSES.
I.sC 2 RIM Modern TO, IA hoeic go North
IL Lafayette knqaire al "a Ottawa. %
E,oR RENT-a house and barn, cast side 50
~ House has rooms. sewer. furnace. ana IL
in No shsp. T. h alien, = Canal. Phone
IN
| rI,o LET One large froat room and two sin
u gie fron.s. fufnlshe or unfinished. En-
quuo al 20 Jederson avenue. -
GEE JohnC Dunton aud Companys list.
- s7-f
FOR RENT BUSINESS.
E0R RENT-space In store for ront No. rs
Il East Fulton street 81
EOR RENT-Store No. Is Canal street. 3
II stories and basement. Maher A salisbury.
~ Aonroe rect 81
(tANAL STREET store for rsnt.
" John Martin IS Canal street
FACTORY FOR RENT-After July We will
u rent our three story and basement brick
building. Nos. and Eris street; central To-
eatlon; gas and electric light, power elevator
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

lfoNEf LOANED Zoe zisort unsc in large Dc
WI small amounts ca any fgr1 ~ good secur
Bnildins, cor. Pesri snd o(1sus s'rsstz Tsls
phone ii2a
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euslNEss chlNcEa

IA to- p~rass e heas seiiins .rbtnlrx
49, flst-r ~ pistiag .e~elrr .sfeh-<
sssss~srs sse. Atss. d fsess a je~slrs
silver o. uickel - erp~,,--s. 49, 80 80
Esers hoose he's so ne~r... .l..ss.e~
D~ino. toiurn bos a ~ -
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
The Bridge Nearly Completed.

Last Thursday the portion of the
railroad extension extending from
Smithfeld to across TO the river from
Point Marion was turned over to the
railroad company by the contractors
1t is completed throughout and in
readiness for trains to be run over
it regularly, but this will not be
done until all of the extension is
completed-until the bridge over
Cheat, last link in the yet unveiled
gap in the road, is finished, and then
the arrangements made for operat-
ing any portion of the extension will
include it all.
The workmen on the bridge are
now putting the fifth span in place.
The fourth span was completed Fri
day and the fifth at once begun.
After the five spans are swung to
place there will yet remain what is
known as Il girder span-a short
approach from the north bank to the
first pier But little time will be
taken to lay this, and the end of all
the bridge work draws near.
Within about ten days the con
struction trains will be allowed to
cross the bridge, while.the finishing
work on the bolts and rivets is being
done. When these trains cross, the
work of ballasting will begin. Sew
eral car loads of the Stag and ashes
ballast are already loaded at the
Fairchance furnace ready to be
dumped between the ties of the road
between here and Cheat and, as in
dictated in the foregoing paragraph,
they will begin to haul these over
in short time. When the ballast
ing is completed, which, at an out
side estimate, is said will take
month, the railroad connection will
be made and awaiting the orders of
its managers TO be opened for traf-
fic. When this will be is not de-
cided. 1t is an easy matter to tell
when the road could be operated,
but when it will be no man knows,
for there has been no decision made
as to that. 1t is the hope Of the New
DOMINION to enlighten its readers on
this point in the next issue.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
A beautiful tribute to little Katie Frum.

The light and Joy OF household went
out in gloom and tears and heart throb-
bings last Friday afternoon when the
spirit OF Katie Frum was transported
from earth to a bright and glorious homo
above. That death loves shining
mark is fully exemplified in the eating
off OF one so young and full of promise
beautiful child. whose fair face, mod
est demeanor and winning smiles made
sunshine for ala home treasure whose
generous nature and warm heart made
her shining light in the household.
She was stricken with brain fever
and died Dec. s, 1893, after an illness OF
three weeks, aged years mo. and s
days. She suffered much during her
illness. We will never hear her voice
again for her body lies cold and lifeless
in the narrow grave.
She will be greatly missed by her
schoolmates, and in that home where
willing hands sc tenderly ministered to
her sickness and suffering. 1t was a
sore trial indeed, to part with our dear
one, but her Father in heaven had a
nobler position for her to fill than could
ever be attained in this life.
Oh, we will miss you sadly, morning,
noon and night-Never more to look up
on you.
Never more TO see you play.
Yet in our sad bereavement we can
say thy will, oh God, be done for we
know thou art too wise TO err, and too
good to be unkind.
May Jesus take the place of the de-
parted one, in the heart broken father,
mother, brothers and sisters.
Angels called thee darling Katie,
Called thee in thy early bloom,
Now thy gentle form is lying,
In the cold and silent tomb.
Still while hands are gently folded,
Silent now thy nimble feet,
Brightest eyes are closed forever,
Gone the smiles that were so sweet,
We do miss thee, Oh, so sadly,
IT'S so lonely since you re gone,
Oh the waiting sad and cherries,
Till we meet you in Gods home
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
LEE WELLS GETS 1s MONTHS
In the Marion County Jail for Petit
Larceny.

Lee Wells has been tried and con-
yicted, sentenced and begun it. He
was tried at Fairmont last Tuesday
and found guilty of petit larceny,
and sentenced to IL months in the
county jail and to pay a fine of 500.
Charles Black, indicted jointly
with Wells on charge of robbing a
boarding house, made plea of gull
ty of grand larceny and was senten-
ced to two years in the penitentiary.
Wells plead not guilty. The trial
took but few hours till it was ri,
en- to the jury, who returned YER
dict, which relieved the prisoner of
the felony feature of the indictment,
but guilty of petit larceny. Judge
Hagans imposed sentence and Leroy
was placed in the cell which he is to
occupy for one year.
Sonny Jenkins turned states evil
dence. There was no Indictment
against him found and through him
evidence was obtained which convic-
ted Wells, while he goes free. There
is general opinion, supported by
certain facts that do not seem to
down, that Sonny had more than a
detective knowledge of the robbery,
but in failure to be indicted and
the fact of his giving the whole
scheme away gained him liberty, il
not splendid reputation.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
Vaudeville.

MAIDsvILLE, Dec. 1s.-Jasper Stoker
is quite i'll with grip.
Mrs. Sarah Sanders is recovering
slowly from an attack of rheumatism
James Lazzell is quite i'll but it is
hoped he will recover soon.
Mrs. Sarah Tapp is improving.
Edward Dusepberry will leave for
Uniontown this week.
ALI. Griffin, of Greene county, was
here last week buying turkeys for the
Christmas market.
]. M. Waters is running feed store
in Morgantown.
Elga Davis has moved into his new
house,
Jackson's show was here last week.
1t was the best show for the money
that ever was here. If they will come
again we will insure them good house.
There will be an oyster supper at the
Ridgway house on Christmas night. All
are invited
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
BETTER THAN EVER.
Their Stock Larger and Contains
Greater Variety.

Geo. c. Hayes q CO. make their
usual holiday announcement and de.
sire to say that they have far larger
and prettier stock than ever before
and greater values than they have
ever offered. Their line of watches
is unsurpassed; they have beauti
full lot of diamonds, in rings, studs,
ear rings and pins; magnificent
display of solid and plated silver
ware, china ware, musical instru
ments, toys, and thousand other
standard articles bought for the
holiday season.
Their stock is charming; 1t is use
less to attempt to enumerate it.
You will need to visit the place and
see for Yourself If von go there is
no doubt you will be pleased: for
there is surely something in the lot
that you want and that will answer
your purpose.
George c. Hayes & Co. have been
in business here for many years and
have built upa reputation for fair
dealing that will make them for
tune When customers buy goods
there they get value received or it is
no trade.
Go and see their pretty holiday
attractions.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
As to River Improvements.

U. S. Engineer Golay was seen by
the New DOMINION Monday and
asked about prospects for river i'm
provement generally, and what
funds we're now available for that
purpose
I'VE have used very little of the
$4,000 appropriated for making a
beginning of the slackwater improve.
ment to Fairmont," said he. "What
was used was for the purpose of
making tests of the river bottom for
locating lock No. 10. These tests
were made at different places be
tween the mouth of Cobun's creek
and the old Morgan mill, and the
reports sent in, bnt the place for
building the dam has not been To-
Gated yet, though it will be some
place between the points named, and
at some time not far of. Then land
on both sides of the river will be
bought and a house, probably more
than one, will be built, as headquar-
tiers when the work of building the
dam begins. Other sums will be
required in incidental expenses"
1t may be gathered from what Col.
Golay says that the work of extend
ing the slackwater improvement is
going to be pushed right ahead, with
a confidence in and dependence on
future appropriations to keep the
work going all the time after be-
ginning is made. 1t is not improb
able that in few months the loca-
tion of lock No 10 will be busy
place.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
SCHOOL REPORT.
Morgantown High School.


The following, are the names OF
those, who were neither absent moi
tardy during the month ending Dec.
Is, 1898.
DIVISION e.
Pearl Courtney, Katie Fitch, Ed
ma Hess, Cecil Pixler, Bessie Wat
kins, Howard Hess, Frank Martin
James Turner, Mall Turner.
DIVISION D.
Jessie Fitch, Lula Weaver, Susie
Wright, Della Hess, Lloyd Selby
Lloyd Robe, James Madigan, Reay
Mapel, Rex Jones, Freddie Davis.
DIVISION b.
Maud Barthlow, Daisy Fleming
Julia McGrew, Letha Morgan, Clyde
Alexander, Arthur Lucas.
Linnie Cobun, Chloe Miller, Stella
Mackey, Lyte Ollie, Charles Madi.
gan, James Moreland, Albert Mapel
HIGH SCHOOL.
Eta Stewart, Mary Jacobs. Louise
Farrow, Mary Hayes, Gilla Camp,
Ada Wade.
Cooperation of parents is earn
estly requested to all school matters,
especially in the punctuality, good
behavior and progress of their chill
dren
HARVEY BRAND, Principal
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
Reduced Rates for the HOLIDAYS.

In pursuance of lis usual liberal
policy, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company announces that ex-
cursion tickets will be sold between
all stations On its lines east OF the
Ohio River during the Christmas
and New Year holidays at reduced
rates. The tickets will be sold for
all trains Decembe %, 20, "a, 25, 20,
30, 81 and January l, and will be
valid for the return journey on all
trains until January inclusive.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
Low Holiday Rates.

For the Christmas and New Year
Holidays, the Monongahela River
Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets at low rates to all points
on its line. Tickets will be sold
December a3rd, Gath, 25th and 51st
and January 1st good for return pas
sage until January 3rd, inclusive.
For full particulars apply to any
M. X. r. r. agent or to Hugh G.
Bowles, general Superintendent,
NJ onongah W. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23
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Ex.Sheriffs Must Settle.

The funds of the State Treasury
for the payment of public expenses
are running quite low and the State
Treasurer finds it difficult TO make
ends meet. The late sheriffs are
behind in their accounts-some very
largely so-and but little is being
paid in. 1t may be necessary to col
lect from delinquent sheriffs the
amounts due the State, and unless
the receipts at the treasury are in
creased largely within the next thir-
ty days the delinquents will find
themselves called upon by their sue
cessors With a summons from
Charleston. A statement of the ac-
count of each debtor is now being
made up by the Auditor with view
to the institution of legal proceed
ings against delinquent ex sheriffs.