The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

WHEN win the matter be settled
and the agony over?
DArLr papers are in great demand
in town at this time.
TIE election news keeps see-saw-
Ing continually from one side to the
other.
REV. CLkMNER WARMAN preached
In the NJ. f. Church on Sunday eye-
ming last.
J. w. CARRAco is having a new
awning placed in front of his vacant
store-room.
QurTE q number of pieces of prop
erty were sold last week at the open
ing Of court
PRESBYTERIAN Mite Society at Mrs.
Col. Thompson's next Thursday
evening, Oct. 10th. Come all.
The R. & R. B. B. Club was again
victorious ON Saturday last. The
boys are proud of their record.
THE suit that has been in court for
the last sixty years over the Pastle-
waite land is still on the docket.
THE republicans INDUCED in quite
demonstration on Saturday night
when they thought Mason was elected.
C,,,.~rxcr,c -, o.,r ..r.;o,.,c H.
who fail to receive their papers reg
ularly should let it be known at the
Office that we may correct it.
For SALE OR ExcHANGE.-A good
one-horse spring wagon for sale
cheap, or would exchange for COW
or horse. N. S. Steele.
UPoN meeting at Grafton on Sat
urday last, Mr., Wilson and Mason
each congratulated the other upon
his election.
INTEREST in the result Of the Con-
gressional election has received more
attention than anything else here for
q week past.
MAJOR JIM BELL received hand
some present from his friend Harry
Loomis, of Pittsburgh, few days
ago, it being a handsome diamond
stud worth near $3.50.
SEE the notice Of the Blacksmith
Railroad Meeting, in another column,
that will be held on Saturday the
28th. 1t is to be hoped that full
attendance will be had.
T.. Ar. JACKSON returned to this
place on Saturday and will resume
work on the Iron Valley road. The
delays met with will prevent much
work being1done until Spring.
MEssRs BRowN, BARKER AND LASH
the Court House on Monday, and
canvasscd the vote of the county,
certifying the returns to be correct.
SEVERAL new enterprises are on
foot to he put in operation here in
tho Spring and with the prosecution
of the work on the railroad Morgan
town may expect business to be good.
SINCE the opening of court we
have been favored with many calls
from parties in attendance. We
were gratified to meet all and sorry
We had no more time to give them
attention.
The newspapers Of the State have
been and are doing more for the
free schools of the State than all
other influences combined, and that
too without money and without
price. The newspapers are your true
home Observation-Disclosures Demo-
craf.
TIE predecessor of the present Jail
was honored by the name of 1.-The
Cross Barred Hotel" and now its sue
cessor, the present stone structure
receives the appellation of the BALD
Eagle" The name given to the old
jail is found in the town paper as
I1I U0CA - 4OOV. why Juc name,
and why bestowed? Can any one
answer?
SUPERINTENDENT H. C. SHowALrER,
IT Richie ce:nty, sends us a copy of
his Annual Rerors, neatly printed
anA bound in pamphlet form. This
is the first venture of the kind we
have seen aud we are glad to make a
note Of it. He makes many pertinent
and sensible suggestions, among
others he says: "Give me boy that
gets hungry for newspaper and !
viii 60 his security for future use
fnlness." The report shows that in
the main good work is going on in
the schools, with all the signs point
ing to great and rapid advancement
in the future.- West Virginid School
Journal.
AMAZING OFFERs.-Thc Farmers
Magazine cas- cents) and the Ameri-
can Agriculturist, ($1.5O) published