The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

WRzGHT's grocery is becoming one
Of the most popular places to do bus
mess In town.
A. G. DAVIS was quite severely
hurt by falling down = flight of steps
on Monday last
DR- KRAMER is now in his Office at
the Wallace House where he will re-
main yet for several days.
DoS'T attempt to raise a family
without newspapers! You will make
. sorry job Of it, if you do.
"A YOUNG gentleman of this place
It Is said win in few days carry off
: ssessns lady from the Flats.
w. 4. BorERs recently bought the
David Scott< homestead near Gran
VILE; Price about $40 per acre. :,
A PATENT medicine advertiser gave
harangue to quite Jorge audi
ence in the court house last night.
Az impromptn dance was gotten
up It WavcrIy Hall one evening last
week. fefsoris Who attended, spent
i pleasant evening. :,
The last teachers examination for
the present year was held Ia this
place on Saturday last. About %
teachers were present. So
THREE divorces were granted at
the term Of court just closed. The
proceedings printed in another col
hmn will give pasticulars.
For SALE OR .ExcHANGE.-A good
one-horse spring wagon for sale
cheap, or would exchange for COW
or horse. N. S. Steele.
No person is more welcome in the
editorial sanctum than one who brings
an item Of news--the one who comes
to pay q subscription, perhaps, ex-
eepted. !.
p. J. WRfoHT and family are COM
fortable-enscoRced in part of N. S.
Stecle's residence on Walnut street,
where they will keep house for the
present.
A UNION Prayer meeting will be
held ut the Presbyterian church, on
Saturday evening next, at o'clock.
A cordial invitation is. extended to
all to attend.
Moro ANrows will probably he rep
resented at the r. r. Meeting at
Blacksmith on Saturday next. 1t is
to be hoped the meeting will be
largely attended.
A NEW tin roof is being placed on
DR.. Norris house on Walnut st. l. S.
Reed is the contractor. He does
nearly all the work in that line that
IS done lereabout.
J. p. kEENER shipped five car loads
Of cattle East on Wednesday of last
week over the b. Il o. Mr. X. is
one Of the largest. shippers in this
section Of the country.
FrDUcIARlEs would do well to notice
the list Of settlements by Commits
sioner Dent published in another
column. The accounts of all fidu-
Charles must be settled before him.
WRIGHT's grocery is headquarters
for fine candies, hams, the best
brands Of cigars and tobacco, bird
food, glassware, and without enumer
ating, general family and fancy gro
ceries.
GRANT CUMMINs AND CAPT Holt
the two boys indicted for house
breaking, plead guilty Of petit lar
ceny and were sentenced to confine-
ment in the county Jail for six
months.
The system of district institutes
lately inaugurated, if faithfully at
tended, will be source of profit to
the teachers. The programme for
the Battelle institute will be found
in another column.
A SERIES Of union meetings will
he held by the churches of this place
beginning in about three weeks.
They are holding weekly union pray
er meetings on Saturday evening of
each week at this time.
CALVIN C. FEATHER, a young man
of unsound mind, set fire to Jno. j.
Ringers barn in Preston county, by
which the barnocontents and all were
entirely consumed. The loss amounts
to several hundred dollars.
MONEY brought 1 of l per cent
at the sale by the Building Associ-
on Friday evening last. The shares
are worth about 70 per cent of their
par value at this time and it is
thought will reach 100 in about two
years from this time.
Mss ANNIE CRAGo, daughter of
Prof. F. H. Crago. died Tuesday,
October Sd, of typhoid fever; aged |
10 years. Miss Crago was an edu-
Gated and estimable young lady, and
highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Independent.
NEW Law FIRx.-B. S. Morgan and |
Prosecuting Attorney Houston have
formed partnership for the practice
Of law. The firm will be known as