The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-03-17

New Hats and Quensware at Chad
wick's.
THE festival at Academy Hall on
Friday evening last was not well
patronized.
They are receiving at Chadwick's
headquarters for low prices-lots
Of new and handsome good.
DIS. GEe. B. MoRRrs and A. B. Hall,
Dentists, will be in Morgantown on
the Goth of March and remain Is
days.
A NUMBER of the friends of Rev. n
d. Helnick made that gentleman a
present of little purse of $35, yes
terday.
For RENT.-Judge Di'le's store
room on Walnut ST., now occupied
by Jno. H. MADEIRA, will be for rent
from April LIST.
Mrs. CUnPsToN, the aged lady,
whose injuries from fall were men
toned instfiese columns last week,
died on Sunday last.
DOUGLASS, the Grant county muir
derer, has been taken from the Peni-
Tertiary to Grant county where he
will be given a Few trial.
THERE is a rumor in the air to the
effect that Uncle Frederick Dering
will resign the Post Master-ship here.
We do not give it as fact.
No more court until June, except
n special session to certify the re-
turns of the election in May. In June
both county and circuit courts will
convene.
w. +. SARGEASI's coal boat got
loose from her mooring at the wharf
ut this place one night last week
and floated down the river some
distance.
ALUMNI OF CAss DIsTRICT--The
Alumni of the Free Schools Of Cass
District will meet at Vaudeville on
Saturday evening, March II. A full
attendance is requested.
A CORRESPONDENT asks the question:
is it against the law for post
master to read a postal card? Sec.
1892 Revised Statutes imposes fine
of $500 for that offence.
WE would be gladto receive newsy
letters from every district in the
county each week. We hope some
of our friends in the sections not
represented will take the hint.
CoNxELLsvTLE butchers are bring
ing dressed beef from Chicago and
selling it cheaper than they can furn
ish it. by bying their cattle at home
And is said to be Of better quality.
The Second National Bank re-
ceivcd check few days ago for
81 900 in favor of Mrs. w. S. Cobun,
from the Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of New York, it being the amount
of policy taken out by Mr.. Cobun.
Two citizens of Marion county had
q lawsuit last week about dog. The
cost of the suit was probably more
than one hundred dollars and yet
the fellow didn't get his worthless
cur back.
The engineer corps Of the Penna.
railroad have completed the new line
from Blossoms have completed the
west end of town and now max ing
their final survey down York's run.
When that.is finished the road will
be located from here to the w. Va.
--Uaiontoun Standard.
A BOY at school the other day re-
fused to be corrected and fired away
at Prof Hodges with piece of lead.
The boy went home bordering over
the uncertainties of throwing lead
and wondering how to get his
breechcs half-soled. He is fully con
WINGED that Prof. Hedges is at the
head of the school.
AN exchange pertinently says: A
man who will read paper three or
four years and then get mad when
asked to pay for it is too pure for this
mundane sphere-that is, he is filled
with pure cussed rascality to such ian
extent that it would be much better
for the country were he in warmer
elimate-further south we mean.
Mr.. M. NJ. SEARS, of Keyser, q
freight conductor on the B. d O. r.
r., lost his footing and fell from his
engine near Altamont, on Tuesday
and received serious bruises. The
train was going at the rate of &c
miles an hour when the unfortunate
man went down between the tracks
and the wonder is he was not killed
No bones were broken, but the ugly
cut in his head and other bruises
will disable him for several weeks
Keyser Tfibuae.-Sears was formerly
a resident of this county, where be
has number of friends who will re
greet to hear Of his mishap.
Mr.. N. S. STEELE and family will
start to day for their new home in In
diana. Mrs. Steele will spend some
weeks visiting friends at Fairmont