The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-14

Saturday October IL, 1882.
Entered At the Post Once at Morgantown. Yves,
Virginia, second class mail matter.
The Pittsburgh excursionists have
all returned.
ELECTION news is now the chief
topic Of conversation.
The Young Democrats did good
work here on Tuesday.
Our University Notes are read with
much interest by the boys.
NoTrcE the report of the Second
National Bank in another column.
Mrs. CRrrcHFIELD, an aged lady,
of Cass district died on Thursday
last.
ANOTHER horseback mountain par
ty spent last Saturday rusticating on
Cheat.
HoUsEKEEpERs will do well to get
their supplies at Wright's grocery,
corner Main and Walnut SITS.
THE NJ. f. Conference that has
been in session for a week past at
Clarksburg will adjourn to-day.
A GRAND child of F. L. Stafford,
aged about three years died of
wheoping cough on Friday last.
The work of the candidates is done
for the present. Some of them are
disappointed and have our sympathy.
WILL HUGHES is suffering with a
broken arm, the result of a fall from
an apple tree in Mr.. c. Jacobs or
chard.
n. N. HOFFMAN has our thanks for
the the account of the Blacksmith
Railroad meeting found in another
column.
CIRCUIT Court will commence here
to-day. Let all our friends who will
be in town square up their arrearages
at this office.
In another column will be found
the advertisement of the Cincinnati
Weekly Times, the excellent family
paper of the west.
IT is said that an unusual number
of persons have been summoned TO
appear before the grand jury at the
present term of court.
THERE is class of advertising
sharks that are continually "favor-
ing" us with their orders. They
might as well save their postage
stamps.
JOHN III. HOFFMAN, ESQ, has pur-
chased of Levi II. Jenkins, the John
Jenkins property, near town, con-
tanning eight and three-fourth acres
price $3.50, cash.
THE long evenings are at hand.
Now is the time to provide yourself
with plenty of good reading matter
for the winter. Subscribe for your
county paper first.
Work on the I. V. & NJ. r. r. has
been temporarily suspended on ac-
count of the illness of Engineer
jackson. If it does goes slow we
have assurance that the road will
ultimately he completed.
A TELEGRAM received here on Sat
urday last announced the death OF
Mrs. Della Weaver, daughter of MIN
Protzman of this place, which oc-
Cured at Martinsburg on Friday
night last.
DIR. TON Hoop has bought DR..
Charley McLanc's property at Cass-
vile, and will hereafter reside at chat
place. DIR. Hood is one Of our best
physicians and we bespeak for him
the confidence of the people Of that
section.
"JUMBo CRACKERS" at Wright's,
the latest novelty in that line, and
sold cheaper than house keepers can
bake them. Also, cheese, dried beef
canned goods, candies, the incest LOT
of cigars in town. In fact splendid
stock Of general groceries.
JACOB Bowers, three year old son
of j. H. Bowers, of Cheat Neck, was
kicked in the face by horse on Fri
day last and terribly cut and bruised
His wounds were regarded fatal by
his parents. Drs. Mackey and Hall
were called and dressed his face and
hope to save him yet.
MORE BASE BALL.-The new Uni
versity nine and the Rough and
Ready base ball clubs played game
on the Fair Grounds on Saturday
last, the Rough's being victorious by
a score of p to %. This club still
wears the belt and claims to be able
to defeat anything in this section.
IT was good old Daniel Webster
who said "Small is the sum requir-
ed TO patronize a newspaper; amply
rewarded is it's patrons. care not
how humble and unpretending is the
gazette which he takes, it is next tc
impossible to fill it out without put