The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-04

ask Your support. If elected pledge to
your service-with honesty and fidelity
whatever knowledge, experience, and ability
possess. Very Respectfully.
john j. Brown.
THERE were % teachers examined
at New Brownsville last Saturday.
The cadets yesterday were full of
ice cream, cake and praises of Maj.
Lee.
"VIsIToR's" comments and observa-
tions have occasioned good deal of
inquiry.
MosT of the country schools are
being taken up. A great many lady
teachers have been employed.
SEVERAL buggies and carriages
from this place drove to the picnic
near Dorsey's school house last Sat
urday.
READ our University correspond
ent's items every week and see how
matters are. progressing among the
-savants.
WAYNEsBURG is to be lighted with
: gas. A company has already been
formed and borings will soon com
mence.
DRs. GEO. B. NORRIS q A. B. HALL,
Dentists, will be in Morgantown on
the Goth OF September and remain
20 days.
The election approaches, but the
people are still retaining their SEN
ses and do not allow themselves to
grow politically insane.
IF any trouble is attendant upon
the Babys teething, don't hesitate
to use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t is
invaluable. Price % cents bottle.
IT is said that prominent young
man living not far from town can
tell about wedding which will likely
take place before the Christmastide.
RAILROAD coming and Chadwick d
Co. have just received case of
Standard Prints that they are sell
ling at the low price of 16 yds. for
dollar.
WE publish a larger paper and
give more reading matter in the New
DOMINION, at three.fourths Of the
price, than any other paper published
in this section.
AS ELECTION day is drawing near
we devote good deal of space this
week to political matters, consequent
ly much interesting local matter had
to be crowded out.
JOHN W. GARRETT, for 25 years
President of the B. u O. r. r. Com
pany, died at Deer Park last Friday
morning at 5:25 o'clock. He was
one of the greatest railroad magnates
in the world
PRoF. WILLEY's address before the
Law and Order Society last Sunday
evening was particularly happy anU'
successful He spoke in a clear
straightforward, pleasant vein and
pleased the audience very much. The
society would do well to secure his
services again.
Our sales last week were tremen-
dous. Low prices alone deserve the
credit. Our stock is greater than
ever; in fact it is complete. We can
show anything you may ask for in
our line. Too busy to tell you more
at present. Look ont for big "Ad"
next week, and in the meantime
would be pleased to see you. No
trouble to show goods at
HIRscHMAN's.
Col. James Evans, who arrived
here yesterday from Morgantown,
says the grading on the B. d O. ex-
tension is nearly completed from Fair
mont to Morgantown and the work
is moving on so fast that its compile
ton at an early date is fully expected.
This means the entire road from I'm
iontown to Fairmont, as work be-
tween here and Morgahtown is also
being rapidly pushed. STANDARD.
The largest political gathering
ever known in West Virginia will be
held in Wheeling, Saturday, October
4th. Hon. Thomas A Hendricks,
candidate for Vice President of the
United States, Samuel. J. Randall
and John r. Fellows will address
the multitudes. Torchlight process.
ion and display of fire works. Let
as many as can go do So Let clubs
go in body. Excursion rates have
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