The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-04

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PkfsBYTERIAs Mite Society at the
Seminary, Thursday evening, Nov.
18th Come all.
OUR numerous friends who renewed
their subscriptions since our last
hare our thanks.
FLORENCE WAGNER will hereafter
have charge Of the livery business
on Walnut Street.
Persons interested would do well
to read the new legal advertisements
that appear for the first time in this
issue.
OvKR COATS, all kinds, all colors,
and all prices, from the cheapest
mems kersey at $500 to the finest
made, at Hirschman's.
jas. G. BEATTY, of Cheat Neck,
who was accidentally shot while gun
ming few days ago, is lying quite low
and is not likely to recover.
Fox SALE OR ExcHASGE.-A good
one-hosse spring wagon for sale
cheap, Or wonidcxchange for COW
or horse. N. S. Steele.
IT looks now rs though the rail
road proposition would go through.
The chief obstacles to its success in
the former contest have been over
come.
z We regret to learn that Mrs.
Sarah Reed 10 suffering with a severe
fracture of her arm caused by fall.
Wetrust she may soon entirely re-
cover.
F. A. SHEAN has been suffering SO,
yerely from the result Of an accident
at the Waynesburg fair. He has
been confined to his room ever since
his return.
The public schools was dismissed
on Monday through respect to Mr..
Cobun, who was member of the
Board and an active substantial
friend of the school.
PosTPoxED.-The Battelle district
Institute. which was to be held on
Friday and Saturday, November
Goth and 26th, has been postponed
until December Sth and 9th.
OUR people are sticking to the old
adage try, try again," in their eff
forts to get railroad. That they
will ultimately succeed is as sure as
anything can be in human affairs.
APPLICANTS for the appointment
of County Clerk are quite numerous,
there being not less than twelve. We
have confidence in the ability of the
Commissioners to make O good Sc
lection.
QuiTE pleasant evening was
spent at Dir. Aliens residence by a
company of young folks on Monday.
The Doctors residence is one of the
most popular places in town, SO voted
-l,y all our society people.
OBSERVE the children in your
nei2hborhood who have access to
newspapers and compare them men
tally and morally with those who
have not and it will be easy to con-
vince you of the value of even the
poorest newspaper.
Mr.. F. S. DAWSON has been dan
gerously i'll for more than q week
past. We learn this "Wednesday
morning that he is not considered
any better. He has our sympathy
and best wishes for his speedy re-
storation TO health.
MRs. r. S. LANTz, Of Blacksmith,
has the thanks Of our better half for
y magnificent boquet sent her a few
days since. 1t was very Hastily ar
ranged and together with the good
will of the excellent giver affords its
posscssor much pleasure.
GEO. P. ZIxN left at our office on
Monday two monster turnips that
weighed about pounds. Mr.. linn
says they are but fair samples of
great quantity he raised. Although
30 large they were solid and tender.
He sold wagon load in this market.
Too many of our young men are
leaving the county. Let us hurry up
the railroad and thus induce our
own young men to stay at home and
others with their capital and brains
to come in. Not until then will our
State enjoy the prosperity it should.
A NUMBER of the prominent citi-
zen of Warrington attended the rail
road meeting at Blacksmith on Sat
urday among whom were: Captain
F. H. Burt, Captain Pritchard and
"Jack" Blackshire. Waynesburg
was represented by w. L. Lantz, Col.
Geoffry Gordon ond others
JEREMIAH Deems, who with several
others was indicted in Richie county
for the murder of man named
Bradley was tried last week and found
guilty of murder in the second degree.
There are two other defendants to be
tried who were indicted with the con-
victed man, but separate trial was
awarded them.
RUNAWAY. ~ While on his way
homo from this place to McCurdys-
vile last week, T. ". Coleman's