The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-11

THANKSGIVING is drawing near and
that turkey is about due.
Has any one seen aCandy" and the
Judge since the election news were
received?
+. A. SHEAN is able to be out
again, though he is stiIl suffering
with his leg.
MEN and Women's Under Wear
good dark Shirts for % cents, at
Chadwick's.
For bargains in all kinds of goods,
call At Chadwick's and also take your
neighbor along.
u Tia, ssas agony is over. Several
of the applicants were ~ the anxions
seat for some time. =
Two boys had lawsuit before
Squire Hayes on Tuesday for the
possession Of dog.
DoN'r forget the social and supper
mt the M. E. Church tomorrow
Thursday evening.
BLEAcHED, Unbleached, Slate, Blue.
Brown, Scarlet, Garnet aud Bronze
Cautious at Chadwick's.
PRor r. N. PARKS, of Tyler county,
and Miss Fannie Pride of Fairmont,
were married last week. ss
WILL our occasional correspond
ents ever learn to sign their names
to their Communications?
FLORENCE WAGNER has moved into
the property on Front Street, recent
~ vacated By G. E. Wagner.
QurrE a number of our friends paid
their respects and subscriptions on
Monday. We appreciate both.
The greatest bargains, best stock
and greatest amount of goods for
dollar, to be had at Chadwick's.
IT is not probable that we will hear
ANYTHING abont "sounding the timbrel
DER Egypt's dark sea- this time.
Our columns are unusually crowd
ed with advertisements this week.
That is good sign of live paper.
For the finest, as we'll as Cheap
est and best, stock Of Dry Goods
you will have to 60 to ChadWick's.
MoRE Of our young men are emf
grating to the West. A railroad
would keep manyof them at home
Local Democrats arc jnbila Mt over
theresult of Tuesday s elections. The
other fellows say they "knew it all
the time"
NEW Prints, Blankets, Ginohama,
AL wool Flannels, Cretonnes Cloak
ings and Dress Goods, this week, at
Chadwick's.
MIss CLARA MARTIN has bought
Annie Wingcr's millinery establish
ment and will continue the business
at the old stand.
Our reporter in his peramhulations
on the street on Monday found sew
eral men who were not applicants for
the vacant Cierkship.
The session Of the County Commits
sioners brought q considerable num-
Der of our citizens from various parts
OF the county on Monday.
OCCASIONALLY the mail due here
from Uniontown is received and very
frequently it is not. The cause is |
said to be new mail agent on the
railroad.
The all absorbing topic in the vi |
cinity of the court house on Monday
was the clerkship. There was a
tremendous scramble among the
faithful for the appointment.
NoT1cE f. T. Haymond's profess
sional card in another column. We
can commend him to the public as
an excellent young man who will !
soon rank high in his profession.
We learn that Superintendent
Morgan is getting along admirably
in his work of Introducing the Coun-
ty papers into the schools Of the
County. Quite number of the
teachers have already subscribed.
The Fairmont papers speak very
highly of the boys of this place who
went to Fair,nont to play ball and
say the club of that place acknowl-.
edges the superiority Of the sRnurhs's
and gracefully comedies them their
victory.
ABOUT two dozen, more or less, of
our patent side country exchanges
are requested to send us whole sheets
or: discontinue. our exchange. We
delight to send our exchanges as
rule our incest sheets and in return
we wonld like them to he courteous
enough to favor us with whole pa
pers.
The ladies' of the nj. E. Church
will give supper and social at the
Church on Thursday evening. The