The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-03-21

Town at ~. CHADWICK az 20. S.
RlNG's Baltimore Clothing House
is the place to get a nice suit of
clothes.
REV. S. Kitchens will preach in
the M. f. Church in this place next
Sunday.
ID. CHADWICK IL Go. have the incest
line Of White Goods ever brought to
this market
For SALE.-A second hand cook
ing stove and utensils for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office.
GREGG q Son have swung to the
breeze a large sign. 1t was painted
by Charley Allebaugh.
The persons who move are getting
ready for that ordeal. Numerous
changes will be made here soon.
Mr. JONATHAN FRUM has our
thanks for two new subscriptions
brought us yesterday with the cash.
The court proceedings that appear
in another column were prepared by
Marshall M. Dent in his usual good
style. - ~ ,ee
FROM the Argus we learn that dogs
recently made raid on John w.
Guseman's sheep killing several of
them.
The first steam boat that has been
here since early in December arrived
on Sunday with an immense tow of
freight.
CHEAPER THAN EvER-D Chad
wick d Co. have large line Of Car
pet Samples and will sell cheaper
than ever.
A TUNNEL under the river would
not surprise you more than the prices
at which Ring is selling Clothing,
Hats and Furnishing Goods.
WE hear of lung fever among the
horses in some places. Mr.. John F,
OuIDDS lOSU u NdludOlC animal lOl
that disease on Saturday last.
The new building association scor-
ed 6O3 shares on last Friday evening,
with prospects for still more. The
capital stock now subscribed amounts
to nearly $4,000.
IT is fact too well known to be
denied, that fit were not for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup hotel proprietors in
Florida would put their rates up to
ten dollars per day.
AT last we have found what we
were looking for: not gold in the gas
we'll, but the place to buy clothing,
Hats, Furnishing Good &c. That
place is Rings Baltimore Clothing
House
Col. W. A. HANwAY was acting
Mayor of Baltimore last week during
Mayor Latrobes absence. The Col
onel is President of the first branch
of the city council, which makes him
the Mayor in the absence of that Of
fetal.
Our steam printing press is still
matter of great interest to many peo-
pie Every day we use it, scores of
people come to see it work. Well,
it's real daisy, and can do the work
of more than a dozen men with hand
presses.
A FAIRMoNT exchange complains
that 156 indictments were found at
the late session of the circuit court
at that place for selling intoxicants.
1t also says the bills were nearly all
found against persons of that town.
What a nice moral town Fairmont
is!
THE School Journal announces
this month that in the absence of
State Superintendent Morgan it will
be edited by Mr. T. E. Hodges. He
is a thorough school man and very
forcible and clear writer. The Jour
nal will remain at it's present high
standard under his care.
A BADLY smitten youth of this place
handed us the following yesterday:
The 90 4" of the Morgantown
girl of the are small. tapering and
beautifully shaped; her ! are as
beautiful as the Il, and she is with
out =; her frown is I, and her fig
ure excites t.! of surprise, and a
hankering - her.
JUDGE JAMES MORROW, Jr., of Fair
mont, has purchased the John w.
Berry farm near this city. This farm
includes the summit of Wards hill,
and commands a view of the city and
the valley of the Ohio and Guyan.
dotte rivers for a long distance. 1t
is underlaid with the Neace 4-foot
vein of coal as we'll as the veins that
lie below it, and is quite valuable
property.-Huntington Advertiser.
Mr.. CLEMENTS REsIGNATroN.-The
announcement last week Col. VIM.
M. Clements, General Superintendent
of the B. 90. railroad, and President
of the F. M. q P. had resigned was
something of a surprise to our people
and was q matter Of much regret.
The resignation was caused by some
differences of opinion in regard to
the management and policy of the
company's business, between him and
General Manager Durham. Our peo-
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