The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-09-08

eft you.
DIR. GEO. b. NORRIS, Dentist, will
be in Morgan.own, October 1st, and
remain Is days.
The term of the County Court now
in session, does not seem to attract
many people to town.
A LIVELY wedding party passed
through town last week on their way
home from Pennsylvania.
THE river is so low at this point,
that many parties ford it rather than
pay the toll over the bridge.
THE river is now so low that our
merchants are obliged to have their
goods poled up the river in datboats
or hauled overland from the railroad.
NUMBERS of our people attended the
various camp meetings in the neigh
borhood last Sunday. The colored
meetings seem to have the preference.
GEORGE RAYMOND has been APP
pointed Deputy Clerk of the Circuit
Court and is discharging the duties
OF the Office during his fathers i'll
ness.
ID. WIEDMAs, of Osageville, raised
from three Burbank potatoes, one
bushel of fine tubers. He says it was
not very. good year for late potatoes
either.
DIR. c. F. BoYERs, of Palatine, is
painting and otherwise improving his
already handsome residence. The
Doctor is one of our most progressive
and wide awake citizens Vest Tir-
giaian.
THIS is the time to have your coal
houses filled. The price is low and
the roads are in excellent condition.
Howard Stureiss will take your con-
tract and fill it to the letter. Give
him call.
A NOTORIOUS female has been swim
ding some of our merchants on bogus
orders Of late. A few days ago she
was detected by one of them and
forced to disgorge. She was given a
lecture and allowed to 60.
A GREAT part Of Hirschman's goods
have arrived and may be seen on his
counters and shelves. He has many
novelties, in styles and we may say
in prices too. Oyercoats by the hun
dred from SO. up, and everything else
at corresponding prices.
S. NJ. MCCLURE AND JAS. A. Com
LEY have rented the Bowlby mill and
will take possession at once. They
will push the business for all it is
worth. Custom work will be done
every day, instead OF an occasional
day us .Aepetofare.. II s-..sA - 4.-sss=
IT is well enough s'to do with your
might, what your hands find TO do"
but this precept is carried to far, when
base ball is INDUCED in on the Sab
bath, as it is nearly every Sabbath
within sight of town. We are glad
TO see that it is not done by any Of
the members of the ''West Virginia
Champions"
MoRGANTowN has had several dis
turbances lately on the streets, and
while no one, as yet, has been danger
ously hurt, there can be no doubt as
to where such lawlcssness leads. The
borough authorities should deal rig
orously with such cases, until these
characters find that they cannot dis
turb the peace of the town with i'm
punity.
The activity Of the Southwest and
the Vanderbilt companies in moving
south Of Uniontown has at last stir
red up the B. & O. The latter now
has corps of engineers surveying a
route through the eastern end of town.
and South. Look well if the old con
sentative B. u O. would yet pitch in
and be the first to invade southern
Fayette and go on into w. Va
Standard.
WALTER MADEIRA will deliver to
subscribers in town any daily paper
published at publishers rates. He
also receives subscriptions for all the
standard weeklies, monthlies and
quarterlies. He can supply you with
any book or periodical published,
cheaper than you can get it yourself.
Persons would do we'll to consult him
before sending their orders. All
business entrusted to him promptly
transacted. -sssae4
SATURDAY Evening as Joe. Keener,
who lives up Deckcr's Creek was go
ing home, he and his horse were pre-
cipitated through the bridge that
crosses the stream near Harner's Saw
Mill. DR.. j. P. Fitch was immedi-
ately sent for, and arriving at the
scene. of the accident, found that Kee.
ner had sustained severe injuries in
his left side, he did what he could to
make him comfortable, and Sunday
he was removed to his home. The
man was under the influence of liquor
at the time of his mishap. tits said
that the bridge was broken by the
timber teams belonging to one of our