The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-09-06

ming Monday afternoon.
The poles are being hauled for the
new telegraph line between here and
Fairmont.
WE don't go up stairs on ladder
any more In other words we have
Il new flight of stairs at this office.
REV. Mr. GIBBONS, of the Episco-
church. preached in Academy Hall
last Sunday morning and afternoon.
A NORMAL Institute will be held
at Kingwood beginning soon. 1t
promises to be a very successful af-
fair.
DRs. GEO. B. NORRIS d A. B. HALL,
Dentists, will be in Morgantowu on
the 26th of September and remain
20 days.
THE proceedings Of the Institute
were not concluded in last weeks is
sue because The reporter failed TO
send them in
Mrs. FANNIE FETTY offers her prop
erty in Salietown, for snle. 1t can
be bought at reasonable figure and
will make nice home.
The West Virginia Conference Of
the M. P. Church which met at King
wood last week adjourned to meet in
Morgantown August, 1885
A LITTLE child of Mr. Elijah ia
cobs of the Flats was buried in the
Methodist burying ground at this
place last Sunday morning.
The public schools of this place
began last Monday morning with an
enrolment of somewhere between
It's and 200 for the first day.
ON the % ult., at Monndsville,
Miss Eliza <. Wright was married to
Mr.. Abraham Spoon. 1t must have
been Wright Spoony affair
A MOUNTAIN party consisting Of
eight or ten buggies from Clinton
district, passed through town Satur-
day morning just before the rain.
THE Mt Morris camp meeting
closed last Sunday evening. The
attendance during the week and es-
pecially on both Sundays was very
good.
Now that Mr.. Brown is before the
people, and no mistake, let the friends
of justice and the supremacy and en-
forcement of the laws march in solid
phalanx to his support.
SEND in the news-everything from
the building of hen coop to the
foundation Of an empire-and we
will publish it for you. We desire
to make the New DOMINION famous
for its newsiness.
MAIN STREET presented finer
sight Friday evening than Bar!nm's
show with all its regalia and para
phernalia could offer Didn't you
see those five lady equestrians sit
ting their saddles so gracefully?
MARRIED Aug. %, 1884, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother in
Cassville, w. Va, by the Rev. IT, II.
Trainer, Mr.. W. p Maple and Miss
Catharine Layton. Walter and bonny
bride have the best wishes of the
New DOMINION.
THEY were comparing heights in
an elegantly furnished parlor on -
street the other evening. He; 'You
come just to my shoulder She: Il
would rather come to your shoulder
than to anybody's else" Tableau,
with variations.
The result of The teachers exami
nation held here last week shows to
the friends of education a gratifying
tendency to improvement upon the
part of Monongalia Teachers. The
grades are said to show better than
upon any previous occasion.
ANDREW j. BRAND, son of Mr..
Eliza Brand, of Grant district, became
suddenly and violently insane some
two weeks since and has been removed
to the Hospital at Weston. The I'M
fortunate young man and his friends
have much sympathy in their affiic-
ton.
LAST Monday evening there was a
very enjoyable moonlight social party
at Miss Kate Protzman's, near town.
Several of our young people were in
vited out and report an exceedingly
good time. Miss Kate has the thanks
Of the whole party fer the pleasant
evening given them.
THERE was very pleasant little
boating party on Monongahela Mon
day evening. The early rising moon,
the placid waters and boat gliding
slowly along-Oh that we were young
again! The party was composed of
Miss Lucy Johnson, Miss Lille
Pickenpaugh, Friday Wygal and
Clarence McVicker.
WHEN a person is far away from
home there is nothing that brings so
much gladness to the heart as let
ter from loved ones. Now, +. a news.
paper is nothing more than a letter
large budget Of news--and every
person having friends at distance
should gladden. their hearts by send
them copy Of the home paper each
week II will be apresent that will
carry Joy with it and awaken old and
familiar recollections.