The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

PEACHES and cream at Debolt's sa-
loon. He will have oysters during
the fair
DIR. Gro. B. NORRIS will be in Nor
gantown September 18th, and remain
Is days.
Eyes brighten, cheeks become ro-
sy, muscles gain strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
WE have the Largest Stock of Fur
hishing Goods ever before in town,
at HRsCHMiN's.
THERE will be special business
meeting of the Waverly Social Club
this "Wednesday evening at 81 p.
IN.
"A. Nj. DoYIE, of Columbus, Ga,
says that from experience he knows
Sellers Liver Pills" to be the best in
use.
THE material of the old Jail, except
the stone, was sold to Mr.. MIN. John
at public sale Tuesday last Cor the
sum of Sol.
EVERY one will find general ton
ic in "Lindsey's Improved Blood
Searcher." Druggists sell it. It's
what you want.
BUTTER is now % cents per pound
and -four $500 per barrel. This is
not cheering news to persons who
have these articles to buy.
LAST Thursday and Friday there
fell upon the dry and parched earth
topious showers Of rain reviving the
vegetation and settling the dust.
THE 22nd of this month is the an
niversary of emancipation day. The
date will he fittingly celebrated by
the colored people in many places.
OUR streets have assumed their
wonted appearance Crowds of stu
dents can be seen everywhere chat
ting, laughing and shaking hands
with their old friends.
5. ID. HiRscHMAN will occupy the
room now used by the Standard
Store, in few weeks, and the Ma
dera boys will take the room now
occupied by Hirschman.
REV. w. c. SNoDGRAss spent last
week in Wheeling. On Friday evens
ing he delivered his lecture on "a
Love that comes too Late in the
Chapline Street Church.
IT is curious why the parties who
deal i'll school books have not a sufli-
cient supply for the wants of the
children. They had only about three
months time to order them.
WE are informed that tile Episco-
palans of this place have purchased
of Mr.. Thomas Evans, a part of his
lot on the head of high street for the
purpose Of building Il church. on it.
THE responsibilities of Mr. Fred.
Gritlith's family have been increased
Ivy the addition Of a boy born on Fri
day night last Mr.. G.'s friends, we
lAarn, have sent in many congratula-
tions.
Mr.. JoHS MEExs, Of Gingerbread
fame, is following the humble but
profitable calling of water hauler.
John, with his water wagon looks to
us as an Angel of Mercy these dry
times.
Mr.. O. NJ. BoUGHNER, of Greensbo-
70, Pa, is now presiding over tile tel
egraph office, in place of George XII
ger, who has leave of absence for
week. Mr.. Boughner is a nephew of
Dr. Boughner, of this place
Our friends J. K. p. Ross and Bar
ney Burns each have our thanks for
a basket of nice eating apples We
don't care how often we have to make
such acknowledgements. So, gentle
men, do not be backward about those
little matters.
Mr.. ED. PORTER has a pup of the
spotted coach variety which can lap
up a glass of lager with as much ease
and satisfaction as it's trainer can
drink one down. We hope our tenn
perance friends will take him in
charge and send him copy of the
''West Virginia Fireman."
We regret to announce the death
of George A. Merrill, son of Austin
Merrill, of Rivesville, Marion county
and brother of DR.. Joe. Merrill. The
sad event took place at his residence
In Texas. The remains were brought
to Rivesville and inferred last week.
WE can't see why n. n. Hoffman
has to send d. H. Slime to Fairmont
for his ''medcine." We are sure he
can get all he wants here, and fur
thermore that he knows the places
where it can be had. We did not
know, Nelse that they had gone back
on you.
A. A. WATERS occupied the pulpit
Of the M. +. Church on last Sunday.
The sermon was preached from the
text HE that ruleth his spirit is bet
ter than he that taketh city, 1t
was practical sermon, full of plain
illustrations and was well received