The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-02


ment BY applying to this Office be-
fore September 1st.
PEoPLE can't get along it seems
without an occasional fight.
HALF rates will be given to Bait
more to the Oriole by the B.. & O..
The familiar voice Of the Harry
was heard at our wharf on Monday.
THERE are six hundred and thirty
patients.inthe Hospital for the insane
ut Weston. -sss5
G. w. ARsErT has bought the j.
b. Hamilton property near Fairmont
sot s2,29o.
FcUxp "A ring of keys. The own
81 eau have them by calling and pay
ing for this notice.
Tnf next session of the Morgan
town Female Seminary will com
mencct5h Monday Sept. 18th.
Tnz Press of the State has be-
slowed many deserved tributes to the
memorye Of Perry Morris.
CoDArY Court next Monday. When
you come to town 30 attend court
don't forget to favor the printers with
a call.
II is reported that Caleb Tarlton,
the man who recently had his leg
broken Is in rather preoarious con-
ditioI.
FoR REST.-Two large nice furn-
ished rooms for rent NEAR the Uni
yefsity. 1Apply to Miss Arab "
Evans.
THERE is nothing insthe report that
j. x. Durr was going to rent his ho-
tel 70 aclub. Ditto as to Prof. Lor-
entk's residence.
BOARDING. house proprietors are
about ready to open for another
school year. It is said they will be
quite throng during the coming year
~ u reported thst d sewing ma
chine agept named Tate, was rpbbed
taesrly n. 900 In Marion county a
wdayS ago. We havcsno evidence
tost0nbps1 The report. 80
Mas. GRUxDY says that a young
gentleman from the Southern part of
the State is soon to carry off q Mor-
gantown belle, andy believe the old
lady Is not very far wrong.
SOME gentlemen who are. agents
for the Buckeye force pump arrived
here yesterday and are ready for bust
ness. Their pump, is regarded by
many as the best one ever gotten up.
DR.. Nj. s. sHoET, Of Weston, who is
4 brothcr-inlaw of Rev. I. b. Hughes, |
Of this place, fell in his sleep from
the second story of his office on the
lnorningsof the 25th ult., and received
serious injuries.
A UNION meeting Of all the
churches of this place will be held
soon for the general quickening of
believers and the conversion of sin
ners. Such a series of meetings will
have good influence fiaternally.
We are always glad to have our
friends bring or send us bits of news.
When your friends visit you or go
away let US know, or when anything
comes under your observation, worth |
recording, we will regard it as
special favor to be appraised of it.
In another column will be found a
report of the work done by Mr.. John
W.. Lanhan in this Re assessment
district, with various other matters
of interest concerning the crops and
lands. The decrease in value in this
district, Mr.. Lanham thinks, will be
about Is per cent
LEG BROKEN. Jim. Clear had both
bones broken in his right leg while
scnffiiEg on Saturday. Both men are
large and strong and were scuffling
for fun, when they fell, Clear being
under and in some unaccountable
manner twisted both bones of. DIR.
Allen set the bones and the patient
is attended by DR.. j. p. Fitch and
student Percy Latham. He is doing
as we'll rs could be expected, but will
be Hlaid mp" for some time.
PkoFIrs OF SHEEP GRowISG.-Last
Fsh Mr.. Charles Martin, of Booths
Vile, purchased twenty -four sheep,
paying therefor $87. From these he
sold this season STA worth of wool
and lambs, and the sheep are now
Rorth about one dollar per head more
han they originally cost him. This
shows the possible profits of sheep
growing. For the amount of capital
invested there is certainly no more
profta bic business in which our farm
srs can engage.-Inder. +
). MORE FINE PorAroEs. Clark Ev-
srly left his compliments at this Of
ice on Saturday accompanied by a
ialf bushel Of the biggest potatoes
We have yet seen. They are of the ,
Burbank variety, ten of them weigh
pg 104lbs. and one of them weigh
NO ~ The gClorL ~ se<5 90 l.L1