The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-27
ALEr's draw cuts. :

Local Briefs.
"LET's draw CUTS
VIZ regret our inability to publish
several interesting communications
this week.
A LARGE number Of hunters have
been out on the river this week shoot
ing duck.
LADIES Muslin Underwear of good
Muslin, well made and very cheap at
Chadwick's.
THE West Virginia editors are now
in conclave at Parkersburg. We
wish them good time"
YOKE. old, and middle aged men
and women get health and strength
by using Browns iron Bitters.
Council is making some needed
improvements in the cutters on Main
Street. The work is being we'll done.
The ball and bat will soon be laid
away, and the players will spend
their time around the fire, telling Of
their former exploits.
PrrrsBURGH sends Monongalia a
large number of horses. F. X.
O'Kclly purchased new steed on
his last trip to the city.
The jury granted 1880. damages
to the plaintiff in the Hoard case.
Both sides have fled bills Of excep-
tions, and it is impossible to tell the
final issue.
Last Monday Miss Fannie Berke-
ley, celebrated her 9th birthday, by
elegantly entertaining her juvenile
friends. The little folks spent q mer-
ry afternoon.
Ir WILL be seen by a notice in an
other column, that macy of the far
mers are determined to prevent tres
passing on their lands. Morgantown
sportsmen should take notice.
Some petty thief has been stealing
Stine's cabbage, selecting the choic-
est heads Of course. Shines teuton
blood gets up to boiling point when
reference Is made to the subject.
The matrimonial news was scarce
last week. Not single rumor Of q
marriage in our midst. It's a dull week
when you don't hear that some of the
Morgantown girls are about to be
married.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
commenced its session ut Wheeling
last Tuesday. All the Lodges in the
State are represented. VIM. /. Protz-
man is the delegate for Monongalia
Lodge No. 10.
"DID NOT Know IT WAS LOADED y
So common is it becoming to have ac-
cidents reported from careless and
reckless handling of firearms that the
above caption might be kept rs q
standing headline.
Mrs. T. B. Hughes, while attend
ing Conference at Wheeling, met with
a painful accident, occasioned by
falling down fight Of stairs. We
are glad to know that she 10 rapidly
recovering from its effects.
The NJ. +. Church Of this place,
has secured the services of a pastor
from the Ohio Conference, for the
ensuing year. He is young man
and comes with a reputation for bril-
liant abilities as q preacher.
THE Bridge Company has just put
coat of cement, tar and sand upon
the floor of the bridge. The improve
ment cost about $3.50. The present
management believes in placing the
first stitch, and saving the nine.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
meets at the Seminary Thursday
evening. As we announced last
issue, Miss Rose Sweeney will man
age nm Art Exhibition for the benefit
Of those who attend. Let all go!
SUrrs for Fall and Winter are in.
Good styles, good fits, good prices,
are waiting for you. Come along,
while you can have a big, new and
splendid assortment to select from.
Our prices will make you smile.
At HrRsCHMANs.
WALTER MADEIRA will deliver to
subscribers in ts,wn 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 dowell TO consult him
before sending their orders. All
business entrusted to him promptly
transacted.
The Monongalia County Temper
ance and Law and Order Society held
its monthly meeting at the Presby-
tcrian Church on Sunday evening. A
crowded house listened to ringing
address by Senator Wiley. An ex-
ecutiye committee was appointed con-