The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

school opened III tile near future.
VIZ are informed that Mr.. Baily
he Sheriff elect, has appointed Mich
olss &. Vandervort as deputy for this
side Of the river.
The young men who found Lewis
Dillner's pocket book have been
spotted and unless it is returned they
may expect trouble.
A GREENSBORO, Pa, man has start
ed for New Orleans in a skiff. He
expects to reach there by the first of
December and attend the Cotton Ex-
position.
The people may congratulate them
selves that the elections arc over at
last and that the papers can settle
down to news and the country down
to business.
THIS Office is literally patronized
and its earnings are large, bnt many
Of our patrons compel us to earn our
money second time in collecting ii.
See the point?
The city Of Wheeling has been
overrun with thieves and "crooks"
for some time past. Houses have
been broken into and much valuable
property stolen.
A FLOCK Of wild geese passed over
the town last night. From the fact
that they we're flying very low and
making great noise it is supposed
that they were lost.
We learn from the Fairmont papers
that work on the Golfer dams for the
piers in the Monongahela river near
Buffalo creek for the F., M. " p. rail
road bridge is progressing.
AN article in reference to Mr.. Milt
Taylor of Greene county getting hurt
seems to have misled some of our
readers. 1t was not the Mit Taylor
who formerly lived at Laurel Point.
A SPECIAL term Of the circuit Court
was announced to convene in Fair
mont last Monday to hear argument
in the quo warranto proceedings
against the W. Va II Pa. r. r. Com
pany.
IT WILL pay you to examine the
stock OF d. Chadwick Il Co. before
buying your goods. They have the
largest and prettiest and cheapest
stock Of goods ever offered in our
town.
STILL they come, We mean new
subscribers. Since our last issue
the increase has been an average of
about six each day. The people
know good thing when they see it;
hence the reason for so many becom-
ing subscribers to the New DOMINION
The barn owned by Jacob Barnes,
situated two miles east of Brandon
vile, was burned to the ground last
Wednesday. All the contents con-
sisting of hay, grain and farm ma
chinery, were consumed. 1t was
supposed to have been the work Of
tramps.
A PARAGRAPH appeared in our col
umns two weeks ago referring to an
alleged difficulty among some friends
in Cass district. Upon inquiry we
find there was no trouble, and regret
that any, even unintentional reflec-
tions should have been cast upon our
friends.
We learned yesterday evening that
James Headley, Young man who
was for several years employed with
Thos. F. Brock, in this place, died Of
consumption, some time during yes
day, at his home in Blacksmith. He
leaves a wife and two children
West Virginian.
WILL HoLT, q colored boy of this
place who had been working for a
farmer near Laurel Point. was ar
rested one day last week on the
charge of stealing corn and sent to
the lookup here by Squire Dent
He was caught in the very act of
hooking the corn.
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THE first Quarterly Meeting for
this conference year will be held at
the M. +. Church next Saturday and
Sunday Services Saturday evening
at Z o'clock and on Sunday and Sun
day night at the usual hours. Pesid-
ing Elder Dix will be present and
conduct the services.
PRoF. w. p. WILEY was standing
by the New DOMINION press last week
when the steam was turned on and
secured the first copy that was deliv-
cred from the fly. He will deposit it
in the University museum labeled:
The first paper ever printed by a
steam press in Morgantown''
The eClass of 's5" Of waynesburg
College has decided to give course
Of lectures this season. The lectur
ers have not all been secured, but the
public may feel assured that every
means will be used to make this one
Of the most popular courses ever
given in Observation-Disclosures.
Is Waynesburg college ahead of the
w. v. u?
AT Kitchens New Store, Corner Of
Main and Walnut Streets, is the
place to get great Bargains in all
kinds of Fall and Winter Goods.
Call and see the Splendid Stock of
Cassimeres, Jeans, Flannels, Dress
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots ard Shoes,
Rubber Goods, Gloves and Under
wear af every kind. Also a LARGE |