The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-08
Drs. Geo. B. Morris and A. B.
Hall. Dentists, will be at Nor
gantown on the sist of March,
and remain IS days.

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OUR observation leads us to think |
that March came in like lion.
The Spring term at the University |
opens on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
The County Commissioners con-
vened in regular session on Monday.
hCHARLKr HcPKINs is the assistant |
OF Elias Ring, the Walnut Street |
clothier.
p. E. MrTE SocIErY at Mrs. Geo.
w. Johnson's next Monday evening
at I o'clock.
A coLDBLooDED murd was COM
Initted in Wheeling on Saturday night
last. Cause: whiskey.
THERE is one thing about this
March weather business we like: it
can't come but once a year.
Mr.. /. G. RALPHsSYDER, OF King
wood, was in town on Wednesday,
looking up some legal matters.
MR. s. G. CHADWICK has rented
suit of rooms in the Clark building
and will begin housekeeping Apr. 1st.
WANTEp-An experienced woman
to cook and assist in the house work
in family of five. No washing or
ironing. Nj. NJ. DENT.
WE. SENNErT, of Stewartstown,
has bought Oliver Tits property near
the fair ground, and will occupy it
April LIST.
THE extraordinary amount of legal
and other advertising that crowds
our columns forces us to leave out
many letters and other matter.
The meeting of the Temperance
and Law and Order Society was post
poncd from Sunday evening until
some time in the future, yet to be an
bounced.
In the Wellsburg papers we notice
q large advertisement of the mercan-
tile firm of Vollhardt Il Sheets. The
latter gentleman is Eliza Sheets for
nerly ct this place.
READERS should not only glance
over newspaper for the news of the
day, but scan the advertisements
carefully. Often. valuable poin-
a.. ,,,ox, tbuc ba oJ,fotno1
We do not print anonymous com
munications.. They are usually upon
some subject in which neither we, nor
the public are interested, and gotten
UP to relieve the author OF his surplus
bile. -
JOHN ii. HOFFMAN bought Or. Dor
scy Fitch's property on Spruce ST.,
a. few days ago The price reported
is So, 800. Even at that price it
would be cheap enough, as it is ex-
cellent property.
THE Ladies Circle of the M. E.
Church will give the last supper of
the season, at the lecture room of the
Church, ON Thursday evening next,
beginning at o'clock P. n. All are
cordially invited.
OUR Clinton Furnace correspond
emit informs us that the New Do
AINIoN did not reach that Office last
week. 1t was mailed at the usual
time and must have been mis-scnt by
some of our postmasters.
A VALUABLE mare belong to Mr.. P.
L. Lazzell. of near Vaudeville, while
playing with its mate in the barn
yard On Friday last, fell and broke
its leg. We regret to learn Of the
misfortune to Mr. Lazzell.
The more the radicals howl about
the tax deal, the deeper they get into
the mire. The matter needs only to
be understood to show their unprin-
cipled position. They only want the
offices. The people are not willing to
trust them, and won't do it.
THE sudden death OF Miss Gertrude
Finney on Saturday last was a severe
shock to her many young friends as
well as her family. She was bright
vivacious little lady and great favor
lite with all. We hear many express
ions sympathy for the bereaved par
ents.
The third entertained under the
auspices of the Morgantown Lecture
Association, will be given on next
Tuesday evening Mar. IL. The as
ISOLATION has secured the services of
Prof. Robert Kidd the celebrated ell
ocutionist, and first class entertain
tnent may be expected. Admission
% cents.
A GENTLEMEN Of this place handed
us card some days since in which
he-severly criticised the conduct Of
some young men upon the street and
referred to their behavior at the oper-
eta in terms far more emphatic
than complimentary. He was about
right Though we do not publish his
card.
There is some commotion among
the republicans concerning what shall
be done with the primary. The man.
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