The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-11-07
PURE Scotch Snuff at Miller

PURE Scotch Snuff at Miller's.
J. nj. KICK lost a valuable horse
from choking on ragweed last Fri
day.
THE next quarter at the Seminary
will commence Monday Nov. 10th
1885.
COUNTRY merchants. Leave your
orders at Miller's for ''Boss" Mould
Tobies.
J. RILEY DEAN is beginning to
build dwelling house on his lot in
the north end of town.
Hon. +. G. BRooKe visited the
Public schools yesterday and made
nice address to the pupils.
Hon. GEO. C. STuRGIss is having
a well put down ON his property at
the east end of the suspension
bridge
For KENT.-Three neat rooms,
suitable for dodgers or for light
housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. Fan
ME Fetty.
THANKSGIVING has been fixed for
the 26th inst The President issued
his proclamation upon the subject
yesterday.
DoN'T forget to call on Miller for
all kinds of Cigars, Tobaccos and
Snuff The incest stock you ever
saw in town.
The new store opposite the post
Office is where Miller keeps the finest
and most complete stock of smokers
supplies ever seen in Morgantown.
A PIECE of dress goods was found
on the street on Saturday last and
left at this office which the owner
can have by paying for this notice.
PRESBYTERIAN mite society will
meet at the residence of Judge Ollie
on Thursday evening Nov 9Th. The
usual invitation is extended to all to
attend.
A SQUARE DEAL.-Buy one pound
of Knife Tobacco and get fancy
pocket or jack knife, worth more
than you pay for the tobacco. At
Millers, opposite postoffice.
THERE was very pleasant social
party on Monday night at VIM. H.
Watts, Main street. The young
people were there in force and en-
joyed the occasion immensely.
On last Saturday evening, at Geo.
w. Semans's in Durbannah, the
young folks had an enjoyable taffy
party. About ten couples were pres
ent and everybody was happy
A MERRY party of young folks as
sembled at Debolt's oyster saloon on
Friday evening last and tripped the
eight fantastic" for several hours
1t was pleasant affair to all pres
ent.
The Ladies New mission Society
will give an entertainment on the
evening of Thanksgiving day. Mrs.
Jarley's Wax Works and several
other interesting features will be
presented.
Our physicians are annoyed very
much now by persons who want pre-
scriptions to procure whiskey. Not
many, however, get them, unless in
cases of real necessity. The physi-
clans are to be commended for the
course they are pursuing.
SOME guest, it is supposed through
mistake, took S. c. Santee's over
coat from Gabriel Hollands hotel on
the West Side, on centennial day.
The party is requested to return it
and get the one he left, and thus
save trouble.
SEVERAL columns of matter, a
large portion of which had been pre-
pared, were crowded out this week to
make room for the very full, interest
ing and complete report of the exer-
cises on centennial day. This issue
is well worth preserving to recall the
events of the day in after years.
ROBERT LEE, colored man from
Fayette county, who had been in the
employ of Thos. Semans, in the alb
sence of the family broke into room
and stole fourteen silver dollars, some
store orders, a revolver, and suit of
clothes and an overcoat and left.
He came directly to this place but
was arrested soon after his arrival
by Sergeant Slime and held until
taken away by officers from that
county. He acknowledges he did
the stealing.
C. HOFFMAN, proprietor of the
Toothman House, in West Morgan
town, sustained considerable loss on
the day and night of the Centennial
by reason of some persons becoming
SO greatly excited at the thuse
that they took away more than they
brought with them. Among the
missing articles are one gents bea-
yer cloth overcoat of the value OF
$40; one lady's bonnet; ladies hat
trimmings; night caps; four buggy
whips; a goodly number of buggy
sidings, ETC. Mr.. Toothman hopes
that it was only intended for a joke,
but politely requests that the par
ties return the goods and chattels
under pain of prosecution.