The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-12-12
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MORGANTOWN, w. VA.
Saturday, Dec. I2, 1855.


as soon as possible. Nothing but
the best oysters sold by me-
d. II. slime.
PRorzMAN's goods are all staple,
no old stock.
No OLD goods at Protzman's. All
nice, fresh and cheap.
ALL the latest novelties in toys, at
Protzman's, opposite the NJ. T..
church.
DIR. GEO. Il. NORRIS will be in
Morgantown December 18th and re-
main 20 days.
The largest size chromos in wal
nut frames for 99c at Protzman' $
Art Emporium.
A LARGE and enthusiastic Literary
society is reported in progress at
Union, Grant district.
PRoTzMAN, the Photographer, uses
st. Louis Lightning and makes
photographs instantaneously.
THE Fairmont Inder is of the
opinion that the railroad will reach
MS about Grounding Day.
The Circuit Court at Fairmont
last week found eighty indictments,
three of which were for murder
WE want to publish every item of
local and county news; will you re-
port to us everything that occurs?
The name of the Postof1ice called
O'Neal has been changed to Little
Falls. The change is very appro-
pirate one.
THE storm Sunday night blew
over hay stacks and scattered fences
in lively manner in some parts of
the country.
THE Steamer Germanid made her
last regular trip to this port last
Saturday. Hereafter the James G..
Blaine will take her place.-Greens-
boro Graphic.
ANYBODY can catch a cold now.
The trouble is to let go, like the man
who caught the bear We advise
our readers to keep bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
WE have received a copy of the
Journal of the Vest Virginia Con
ference with the compliments of the
Rev. w. G. Riheldaffer, Secretary OF
that body, who has our thanks.
THERE are rumors of the failure OF
one of the leading business men OF
Fairmont, that if true will cause
some commotion in that village
We hope the rumors are unfounded
REDUCTIONS for the balance of this
month on overcoats, Heavy Suits for
men and boys, Underwear, Boots
Caps and all winter goods These
are facts. We want to reduce stock
at HRsCHMANs
J. p. DoNLEY still buys cattle and
sells them, too, whether there is any
market or not. He paid Eek" Nor
gan 5 cents gross for some fine ones
last week. Mr. Donley is one of our
specially successful business men.
THE December number of the
School Journal is out. 1t contains
articles by w. P. Wiley, F. II. Cra-
90, j. N. David, A. w. Frederick
and Hu Maxwell, besides the usual
amount of editorial and selected
matter.
SALVATION Or. is the greatett cure
on earth for pain 1t affords instant
relief and speedy cure to all suffer
ers from rheumatism, neuralgia
headache, sore throat, pain in the
back, side and limbs, cuts, bruises
DC. Price twenty-five cents a bottle
A Pittsburg firm of oil operators
is leasing large tracts of oil land in
Marion county, and test wells are to
be sunk at an early date. The firm
is wealthy and practical one and is
undertaking the enterprise upon the
recommendation of Prof White, o.
the University.
UNIoNTowN is having an industri
al boom. 1t has secured the Column
bia Iron and Steel Works of the
Pennsylvania Construction Company
by donating the land and taking
100000 of the 100000 capital stock
Work is to 90 right forward without
delay in establishing the industries
The store and contents of James
Evans at Rice's Landing, Greene
county, were entirely destroyed by
fire, the origin of which is unknown
Mr.. Evans was absent at the tim,
attending the funeral of sister
The loss is about $4,000, upon which
is an insurance of $4,000.-Genius
Mr.. BENNETT, a former resident O
Center township, but now of Burton
w. Va, is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Enos Crause, near town. Mr.
Bennett is rs years old, and walked
the entire distance 80 miles, from
Burton here. He is quite active fo
one of his age.-Waynesburg Mde
pendent.
WALTER MADEIRA has ordered .
few copies of the Christmas Numbers
of the London Graphic and Ne'cs
and will have them for sale at tn,
News Store in few days. They
are the finest publications of thei
class in the world and only few ar,
to be had. Our lovers of art SHOULD
leave their orders early.
On Tuesday night of last weel
two horses were stolen from thi
observation-disclosures from Mrs. Mari;
Bowman, and another from james
Thompson. Scouts were sent out
but no traces of them could b.
found. 1t was afterwards Learned
that they crossed the river at Browns
vile, and it is supposed they wer
heading for West Virginia.-Genius
The late Nathan Golf, of Clarks
burg, was three times married, bu
left no children by either marriage
He was first married to Catharin
Britton of Morgantown, on 18th O
October 1886. She died in 1853 ant
in July 1865 he married Lucy AM
Evans of Morgantown. She died il
1871 and on Nov. Is, 1877 he wa
married to Mary r. Hornor eldes
daughter of James Y. and Mary A
Hornor Of Clarksburg.
Miss NORA WATTS, member o