The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-03-24
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the same to S. G. CHADWICK.
New Hats and Quensware at Chad
wick's.
l.. d. BROOKE has our thanks for
late Montana papers.
DR.. j. CLINT JoLLIFF, Dentist, has
located in Palatine.
MOVERS day is drawing near. The
work has already commenced.
The fight on the Cass and Grant
railroad subscription will soon be on.
PROFESSOR BELLS weather prognos
tications are far more reliable than
Virgins.
j. E. Warts 4 Co.'S new marble
shop on Pleasant street, will soon be
ready for occupancy.
THE party who borrowed" the Acts
of '82 from our office is requested to
return them without delay.
EASTER falls upon Sunday next, the
25th, being within three days of the
earliest date upon which it may occur.
DRs. GEe. B. MORRIS and A. B. Hall,
Dentists, will be in Morgantown on
the 26th OF March and remain Is
days.
CARPETS! Carpets !! Carpets!!! The
best assortment ever offered in our
town, also Oil Cloths and Blinds at
Chadwick's.
IT is about time the candidate for
County Superintendent was making
himself known. We have yet heard
nothing upon the subject.
WE are not informed as to the
truth of the report Of number of
young men of this place spending
their Sundays playing poker.
NEARLY all the schools of the
county have closed their work for
this time. Much good work is re-
ported for the past Winter.
If variety is the spice of ANYTHING,
this March weather must be mainly
spice. However some of the "zephyrs"
didn't feel as though they came from
the land Of the cyprus and myrtle.
IT is said that the people Of New
burg are very much interested in the
building Of the Iron Valley railroad
and that number Of prominent bust
ness men there have subscribed con
siderable sums in stock
Mr.. L. RAY WILEY left on Tues
day morning for Washington, where
he has been appointed to a lucra-
tive position in the Interior Depart
ment. Rays many friends here will
lie gratified to hear of his good
fortune.
A HIGHLAND county, Va, justice
in administering the oath to an in
coming mail-carrier the other dav
made him swear that he would de-
liver the mail on time. 1t is a long
distance from here to where that jus
tice lives.
COLLECTOR PIERPoINr has assigned
Mr.. N. b. MADEIRA to duty, as U. S.
Gauger, at the Hannis distillery, at
Martinsburg. Mr. MADEIRA was form
erly resident of Morgantown For
the last ten years he has resided in
Martinsburg.
MEssRs. BURRIs & DEAN have bought
the right of this county for the cele-
brated force pump, few of which are
now in use in this place. These gen
tlemen will make canvass of the
county beginning in a few weeks.
Reserve your orders for pumps until
they come. 1t is superior to any
thing yet offered.
THERE is much originality about
the Press of Green county. They
have been giving "counterfeiting" a
great run over there for two or three
weeks past, and no doubt succeeded
in deceiving some of their readers.
In West Virginia instead of coming
a new term, We use the original
English and call it plain drunk.
DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS, the dentist.
who was Frustrated by paralvtic
stroke some three weeks ago, at Nor
gantown, is now able to walk about
his room.-Fairmont Inder--The
nearest the Doctor came to having
paralysis was when he read the above
He had severe attack of rheumatism,
but no indication of paralysis. He
is himself again.
THE Reedsville correspondent Of the
Kingwood Journal SAYS: S. R. Guse-
man has purchased so acres of the
old Reed homestead, lying just north
of the little vile, and is going to
work at once improving it, while
bis brother, Will Guseman, both
sons Of Col. John W., has bought
100 acres of the Reed glade, lying
just west of town, SO we are informed
MOSES STRAUs, a travelling sales
man for the jewelry house of NJ
Bonn, of Pittsburgh, was taken very
i'll at the Wallace House, on Sunday
the llth. Mr.. A. Straus a brother