The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-08-19
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WRIGHr's grocery is headquarters
for housekeepers supplies.
Mn. JAMES CuMfsToN, of Shreve-
port, La, has our thanks for late
Southern papers.
Mr.. r. E. FAST has our thanks for
the neat report of the Institute that
appears ia another column.
THE Waverleys gave a dance on
Tuesday evening in honor of the de-
partrre Of Miss Gertie Hayes.
The frame Of Thornt. Picken-
paugh.s new stable on Walnut street
is up.apd will soon be ready for occu-
PssA'sy' "a. natss. s5a 5s sfs
JACK SrErL's new method of
swinging his partner might be ap-
propriately mentioned among the
funny items.sAX
The failure of many of our ex-
changes to call attention to the fact
that the days are growing shorter, is
a remarkable oversight. - Na
WMGHT's new stock is going off
likehot cakes. Everything nice fresh
and cheap. Meats, canned goods,
confectioneries and general groceries.
JOHN C. WAGNER has purchased
the Henry Hayes property on Spruce
street and will fix himself q cosy
home. It's very desirable property.
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N. S. STEELE has just received a
new lot of those splendid Household
sewing machines. If you want a
first class machine leave your order
with him.
The institute and examination
have both passed and the visiting
teachers have gone to their homes,
in the main both pleased and profitcd
by the exercises. - *se
Nix DAVE KENNEDY, Of near Mt.
Norris. was bitten by copper
snake few days since. We learn
he has suffered very much, but is
likely to recover.
IT seems The champion Star b. b.
Club, Of Parkersburg are afraid to
meet the Rough and Ready, Of this
place. A rather pointed challenge
given them recently was declined.
WILLIAMS Bios, of New Geneva.
haze bought and shipped about 1000
gallons of blackberrics and have or
ders for 800 gallons more. A pretty
large amount of that sort Of goods for
one firm to handle.
THE vocal and literary entertain
mcnt given by Prot. Crago and Joe.
NJ. Devine on Friday evening last
was well attended and was q very en-
iovable affair." We learn that con-
siderable sum was realized.
THE mail between this place and
Fairmont is now daily on the West
Side and tri-weekly on this side.
The carrier from here to Palatine
comes down on Monday returning the
following day and thus altemates
DUNG the week. a,i ~
Work on Lock No. s is to be push
ed as rapidly as possible from this
time until cold weather. The con-
tractors are anxious to get large
extra force Of hands at once. Mat
ters look as though the slackwater
Improvement would be finished sui G
enough. m lg sAiQ4 d
JAMES +. MADEIRA is now partner
in the Hennen furniture establish
ment, having been admitted few
days ago. The new firm consists oil
Messrs. Fred. A. Hennen and James
Il. MADEIRA. They will make an an
nouncement of their business and the
style of the firm next week. Success
to them.
NOTICE the article in another col
umn concerning the Baltimore ORR
ole. Larger preparations have been
made by the city to. entertain hei
guests than ever, before. The pageant
will be Witnessed by visitors from al
most every state in the Union and it is
well worth a trip to the Monumental
city. The B. & O. r. r. with its ac-
customed liberality and enterprise
will issue excursion tickets. The
Oriole begins Sept, 18th, and con.
tinues three days. ~ =
The most interesting collection Of
autographs we ever saw was shown
us yesterday by Mr.. w. j. Richards
1t contains the autographs of ma
jority of living Americans, of ma
tional reputation, together with sew
era1 deceased President, famous poets
and orators, some high officers of the
n courts Of Europe, and many of the
leading characters Of the Southern
Confederacy. The handwritings are
as diverse rs the faces and charac