The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-20

in our next.
THE M. E. ministers and lay dele
gates to the Conference at Wheeling
will return this week.
In fevers, malaria, biliousness,
heartburn, etc, nothing is so benefi-
cial as Browns Iron Bitters.
Those who fail to hear Eli Perkins
discourse Oh "The Philosophy of
Fun" will regret it rs long as they
live.
WANrEp-An experienced women
to do the house work of a small fam
lily. No washing or ironing. Inquire
at this Office.
THOSE who attended the meeting
Episcopal Mite Society at DIR. Aliens
last Monday evening, enjoyed the oc-
casion very much.
Mayer HAYES is having an ample
addition made to his residence. When
complete it will greatly enhance its
appearance and comfort.
ELI PERKINS lectures in Morgan
town on Wednesday evening, Oct.
oath. You may never have another
opportunity Of hearing him. There
fore improve this one.
A GREAT number of our people in
tend going to Fairmont next Satur-
day to witness the game of ball to be
played at that place between the R.
d Rs. and Mountain City Club.
Our local Nimrods are daily en-
gagged in hunting, and the report Of
the gun can be heard on every side.
But this only serves to remind us
that we havn't seen bird this year.
FENCE FOR SALE.-A section Of
light board fence, almost new. 1t is
strong and well painted. Can be
taken down in pannels. A bargain
for some one. Inquire at this Office.
A QuARrETTE composed of Misses
Mollie Hayes and Lucy johnson, and
Messrs. Will johnson and L. w.
Couch, made pleasure trip Satur-
day to Rivesville and Cool Springs.
MELVILLE d. LANpoN, eli Per-
kins, will deliver the first lecture Of
the coming season, under the auspi-
ccs Of the Morgantown Lecture Asso-
citation. Every one should hear him.
CERTAIN gossiping busy bodies are
continually spreading reports that
weddings are about to take place in
our midst. Wedding cards are the
only reliable source for this kind of
information.
An esteemed lady friend writing
from Kanawha County last week says:
Enclosed please find my subscription.
! cannot get along without the New
DOMINION. 1t is better than letter
from home every week.
WE regret to announce the depar-
ture of our old friend Mr.. Jno. T.
Bates from our county. He has sold
his store and other property and will
leave on Tuesday next for Missouri.
He carries to his new home our best
wishes.
The Hoard case now on trial is at
tracing much attention. The first
witness for the prosecution was on
the stand nearly two days. A great
amount of legal skill will be displayed
on the part Of the attorneys conduct
ing the case.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give supper and social
Thursday evening in the basement Of
the church. Supper will be served
for Is cents; ice cream and cake 20
cents. Admission cents. Throw
aside your cooking for one evening
and sup with the ladies.
LAST Tuesday morning very
pleasant breakfast party was given
the officers Of the Circuit Court, and
members of the bar by J. NJ. Hagans.
Among those present were Judge
Fleming, Prosecuting Attorney Hous-
ton, Attorneys w. I. Wiley, JRo. j.
Brown, Geo. C. Sturgiss, Jno. A. Ollie
and others. A very pleasant morn
ing was passed by all present. =
The New York Ledger is still the
leading literary journal of the day.
1t is now publishing that popular and
interesting story, "The Hidden
Hand" that has gained 80 much no.
toriety among the reading public
Everybody should read it. Back
numbers can be obtained by address
ing the publisher, Robert Bonner,
New York.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
meets next Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 18, at the Seminary. In addition
to The usual attraction Of a social eve
ming. Mise Rose Sweeney will Su
pcrintend an Art Exhibition on that
occasion. The specimens ofpainting
and decoration will be the work Of
herself and pupils, and amply repay
anyone who will be in attendance
that evening.