The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-12-05

DAYS VIII please SeHu III Jnelf OTucTS
as soon as possible. Nothing but
the best oysters sold by me.
ID. II. slime.
Notions Of almost every descrip-
ton kept at the News Store.
The University clock got the jim
jams Monday and had to be doctored.
PRoTzMAN, the photographer, has
been doing a rushing business lately.
If you have any news of interest
send the facts to the New DoMIN-
ION.
w. w. KEENER started to New
York to-day with several car loads
of A cattle.
WILL somebody rise and explain
what is to be done with the whilom
skating rink?
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will be in
Morgantown December 18th and re-
main 20 days.
ALREADY there is another public
entertainment talked Of by the New
Mission Circle.
WE have tried Miller's Boss Mould
Tobies. All are of one opinion.
They are the best.
If anything of general interest
happens in your neighborhood send
the facts to the New DOMINION.
DON'T forget Mr.. Thompson's lee
ture next Tuesday night in the NJ.
f. church. Admission 30 cents.
Tickets for sale at the drug stores.
FROM % cents to 81 saved to per
sons who leave their orders at this
office for any paper or periodical in
connection with the New DOMINION.
Nick MADEIRA has started bak-
cry ON Walnut street near Goodies
grocery and is meeting with very
good encouragement from the public.
The committee on publication
will meet next Friday evening to
discuss ways and means for pub
Using the various Centennial docu-
ments.
WE will send the New DOMINION
and Wheeling Weekly Register one
year for $3.50 to parties who send
their orders soon accompanied by
the cash.
WE have had several pleasant
calls recently from school teachers
from various parts of the county. |
Schools are reported as being in good
condition.
The Philadelphia Times says
2 "No immediate danger threatens that
country whose sons blacken their
own boots and whose daughters knit
their own hose"
Ii there are any births, deaths,
marriages, fires, fights, Opponents,
entertainments or other matters of
interest to the county send the facts
to the New DOMINION.
THERE was an accident on the f.,
M. d p. last Monday. Three cars
ran off the track, but the engine and |
the remainder of the train stuck to
the track. No harm done.
THE teachers in the public schools
have organized themselves into a
body for intellectual improvement
in various lines. They are now en-
gagged in the study of mental science.
THERE is nothing new about rail
road matters this week. The work
is progressing, though, and we feel
sure the locomotive will reach Nor
gantown very early in the new year.
The Morgantown papers fairly
laid themselves over everything
else in the State ON the occasion of
their Centennial. But wait about
ten years till the railroad gets there.
Great Scott = etzel Democrat.
P.J. WEAVER, whose affection was
mentioned in these columns some
time ago, is still disabled and needs
the sympathy and help of his friends
He feels under special obligations to
Mr. J. p Keener for kindness al
ready shown.
"THE ladies especially go into &c
stacies over Parker's Hair Balsam,"
writes Mr.. J. H. Decker, druggist, of
Findlay, Ohio. "They say it is the
most elegant dressing they ever
used" Stops falling hair, restores
color, promotes growth.
THE question Of co-education at
the University is still agitating the
minds of the leading educators of
the State. 1t is one of these kind of
questions that will probably stay on
deck until it gets a first-class cabin
passage or is thrown overheard and
drowned Weston World.
H. M. KYLE and the mail contract
ors are at loggerheads. He con-
tracted to carry the mail from
Smithfield to Morgantown, and they
are trying to persuade him that he
is to carry it on to Fairchance for
$50 additional. Kyle don't tumble
to this arrangement.-Rep Stand
ard.
MoRGANTowN was so successful in
celebrating it's Centennial, and it's
enterprising papers so admirable in
reporting the same, that it is pro
posed to have another big time
about January LIST when the railroad
is completed. Joy yourselves-you
have right to do So Virginia
Free Press.
TUESDAY night was a good one for
parties and entertainments. There
was a taffy party at Miss Nellie
Wallace's given as a compliment to
the members of the New Mission
Circle, and a candy party at Judge
Berkshire's, where about thirty were
present. An enjoyable time is re-
ported from both places.
The literary societies of the Uni
versity have arranged for the usual
annual contest to take place some
time during commencement week.
The following contestants have been
selected: Columbian.Ogden, de-
batter; Waters, orator; Elliott, essay
list; Cutlip, declaimer. Parthenon--
Wilson, CT. MI debater; Wilson,
(B. c. orator; Armstrong, essayist;
Rector, declaimer.
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