The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-29
Random Notes.
By OUR GEORGE.


takes his store.
Tuesday was n GOOD dav fnr the
hotels and stores. and in fact for ALI
kinds of business here
The bulletin boards containing
the show bills were removed from the
court house ward Yesterday.
-Goyernor Jackson had his mock.
ct picked of n fine gold watch while
at the Yorktown centennial.
Real estate transactions arc
likely to increase here from what we
learn. Several purchases are talked
Of
The show brought quite n crowd
to town ON Tuesday, The street ma
radc called out considerable euthusi-
asm from the Juveniles.
The new sewing machine office il
doing lots of business. Oil. needles,
attachments and EVERYTHING in that
line sold Mt lowest rates.
We learn that II. M. MORGAN
has recovered the property stolen
from his residence. while himselfand
family were absent at the Balt;more
Oriole
From the Philippi papers we
learn that Attorney General Watts
has been assisting in the prosecution
of the cases against the Red Men in
Barbour county.
The prohibitionists are at work
all over the State and we think il not
improbable that the prohibition
amendment will be considered by the
Legislature this winter and submit
ted to the people.
Read Ed. Protzman's now SAD
on this pare of the New Dou,N,oN
He has become quite a skillful pho
toarapher and besides that he has
a nice stock of goods in his line. He
will be pleased to show YOU around
whether Won bny ANYTHING or not.
"A minister should he a gentle.
man. He should be we'll bred. If
he can't master his bad temper and
personal pioucs. he would better rive
way to some one who has more grace
and can do II. He should never lose
sish' Vi ,ie iac. INA. ne 10 u MINIS
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.e'l'a''l'ns a"u ,ilahinB ehicieho Tue
"o'h % our Puollc SCHOOLS
SAD STosy-A LuNAr,c's Prc1u1-
AR1r,rs-AN OtnIAny HrNr,Nc ron
Her CsupRrN-A nice looking ell
derly lady got off the train at the
b. go. denot here on last Friday
evening and went into the office Of
Agent Nesbitt and asked him for a
pass over the road. stating that she
had learned the whereabouts of her
son and wished to 90 To him Mr.
Nesbitt. who formerly held the posi-
ton he now holds here at Piedmont
knew the lady to be q Mrs. Rowan
Of that place who sbout twentv.soven
wears ago went crazy with grief for
the loss Of three children Who died
within a few DAYS Of each other Her
only remaining child son lived
and GREW mn snnnor,ino and caring
for his Unfortunate mother until
about th rec vears 400 when bo too
died. The nocuiiar nb.sa of Mrs.
Rowan's lunacv il that she does not
believe her children are not dead
but that thew simnlv wandered from
home and were Loaf. and since roc.
son fed from its throne nearly thirty
We re aoo she has been bnnt;ng
cease,essly hunt;no for hor randerin1
ch,ldren She bos wall cd ond Ia
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