Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-08
Real Estate Transfers.


Verein Concordia, lot s, block %.
Beechurst, SIS.
Solomon Wright and wife To Il ]
Gilmore, s3 poles, a part of 24s acres,
$75.
w. p. Chaffee and wife to Harry IL.
Chaffee, lot 8, block 20, Beechurst,
5000.
T. j. Gilmore and wife ct al. to
Lou John, part Of lot Is in block 10,
Sunnyside, $500.
III W Protzman and wife to M L.
Bond, a lot 1870 so feet, 800.
Glasscock and Baker, special com
missioners, TO George G. Sturgiss, Al
A, $40 A, 10 A, 3 A, right of way Of
West Virginia Northern Railroad,
Sl400.
Henry b Lazier, Sr, ct al to Mar
garet Lazier, part Of lot "a ia Morgan
town, $1,000.
Arthur M Lazier and wife to Eliza
beth II. Moreland, undiyed interest in
same lot, $500
M B Il / Co to Thomas Mehan, lot
| 8, block 33, Beechurt, $3.50.
l. U Keck, special commissioner,
to Thornton Pickenpaugh, 1876 A,
800.
| John McLain and wife to Susan h
Meeks, A, r, 33 p, $3.50.
John w Wiles and wife to B Il
Fleming, lot 2 block II, Wiles addi-
tion, $40.
Harry Fl Chaffee to George A Walk
er, lot 3, block 26, Beechurst, $780,
| Cyrus X Fife to Ida NJ Simpson, lot
5 in block lS, Beechurst, $3.50.
e Q Frame and G b Ollie, CONS, to
w T Boyers, l43 A, Alfred Yeager
land. 1920
Marion Protzman and wife to Geo..
G Sturgss, | A, | II, 81 p; exchange
of lands.
George Rogers and wife to A l.
Prot2man, part Of lot 157, $3.50.
r l. Berkshire and wife to Eureka
Pipe Line CO., number OF acres not
given, $500
I George A Walker and wife to w
Ward, lot Q, block 26, $3.50.
Joseph Moreland ct al. to William
Il Rhodes, lot 7, Moreand Cox and
Anderson land on Collins Ferry road
5000.
w Wiles and wife to Elroy Hen
ry, lot 3, block ID, Wiles ad., 1926.
/ George G Sturgiss and wife to Mar
ion Protzman, 35 P; exchange Of
lands.
| Frank Cox special commissioner, to
j w Holland and M Johnson, 107
acres less the right conveyed to the
K M 81 p. railway, L r Evans land,
$l306.
Thomas Mehan and wife to Edwin
Altman, lot /, block "a, Beechurst.
$75.
THESE items are clipped from the
Index:
The Hart Comedy Company shows
at Shinnston tonight and at Monon-
gah tomorrow night. The show is
an excellent one.
Evangelist Williams, who has
attracted much attention by his lee
/ lures against Catholicism, is to lee
ture in Boyers Hall tonight and to-
morrow night. He was here last
winter but did not attract very large
audiences. AS usual his first lee
ture is free with the usual "col
| lection
The Index is very glad to learn
that the condition of Judge j. NJ
Hagans is very much improved. The
dangerous symptoms of his disease
have disappeared and he is able to
walk about his home He hopes to be
able to hold the February term OF
the Circuit Court for Monongalia
but if he fails in this, he will likely
preside here at the Court in March.
We hope this will be true.
Fairmont has circulating library
that the adul. population knows
nothing about. It's subscribers are
Young Americans still in the slipper
and nine o'clock bed stage, who are
popularity supposed to be diligently
engaged in acquiring an education
in the public schools. The library
has no central office, no printed
catalogue, board Of directors and no
librarian. 1t is a cooperative affair
conducted by the boys who exchange
their literature in school or on the
streets. Said literature consists of
nickel novels of the Nick Carter
stripe. Each boy buys novel oc
casionally and then loans it in turn
to every boy in the room.
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