The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-11-28
Ths Ntm dominion.
MORGANTOwN, w. VA.
Saturday, Nov. %, 1885.
FRESH cakes and crackers kept al

f1AGERSTOWN ana all OL1cr KINDS
of Almanacs at the Nevis Store on
Walnut Street.
WE have tried Miller's Boss Mould
Tobies. All are of one opinion.
They are the best.
FoR the ''Boss Seed Tobies," Tips,
smoking and chewing tobacco, call
at the News Store
WANTED, a girl or woman to do
the Homework in a small family.
Enquire at this office.
LEAVE your orders at J. r. Miller's
for the Boss Mould Tobies; all pure
Ohio seed; SO per thousand.
Mr.. JOHN MADAGAN, who was so
badly hurt by wild heifer a short
time ago, is recovering, though his
shoulder is still painful.
The newspaper borrower still
lives in unlimited numbers. A fair
estimate would show almost regu-
lar borrower for each subscriber
Mrs. STYLL has just received a new
lot Of Hats, Feathers, velvets and
other nice trimmings; the incest lot
of the season. Call and see them.
FROM 25 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.
MILLER has the finest stock of
Tobaccos, Cigars, Snuffs, Cigarettes
and all smokers supplies in town.
Try some of them and be convinced.
You will surely call again.
NOTIONS, papetries, pens, inks,
pencils, books of all kinds, or any
paper published in the world, may
be obtained at the News Store. Wal
nut street, at publishers rates.
"THE ladies especially go into &c
stacies over Parker's Hair Balsam,"
writes Mr. j. III. Decker, druggist, of
Findlay, Ohio. 'They say it is the
most elegant dressing they ever
used" Stops falling hair, restores
color, promotes growth.
THERE was a man once on q time
who thought him wondrous wise
He positively affirmed he'd never adj
vertise. But the goods were adver-
tised ere long, and thereby hangs a
tale. The ad was set in nonpareil,
and headed "Sheriff's Sale"
The Fairmont Postoffice contest
was settled on Monday by the ap-
pointment of Newton S. Barns to
succeed Capt. Thos. Reed. The
new appointee is the choice, we be-
lieve, of the Democracy of that place
and no doubt will make a good of
ficer.
MRS. c. B. BUELL., of New York,
Secretary Of the National w. G. T..
u, will be in Morgantown Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, Nov. 25th
and 26th. There will public meet
ings on both evenings. No one
should lose the opportunity of hear
ing this earnest and eloquent speaker.
A MEETING of the Sunday School
White Ribbon Army will be held
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
in the Baptist church. President
Turner, of the University, will de
liver Is minutes address on "Tem-
perance and Character" The en-
tire exercises will be brief. Every
body is cordially.invited.
The Editor Of the New DOMINION
hereby acknowledges the receipt of
present. handsome watch chain
from Prof Harvey, of the Univers-
ity. In addition to it's intrinsic
value it will be carefully preserved
as token of good will from that
kind hearted and scholarly gentle
man. His consideration was espec-
tally well timed and is particularly
appreciated.
WALTER MADEIRA, the news agent,
having been requested by many of
his best regular customers to discon-
tinue the sale of the Three States
does not handle that paper anymore.
1t is the most utterly contempt
BILE little sheet in ten States and
Territories and the news agent is to
be commended in having nothing
more to do with the sale of it.
ONE day last week teacher in the
Braxton public school asked a
class if any of them could tell him
the name of the Governor of West
Virginia, when a number replied in
concert, General Golf. He informed
them that they were wrong, when an
urchin piped out that he knew, and
upon being asked who; replied, Lin
coin. This brought down the house
and the rest of the class gave it up.
The CHEAPEST BEEF YET.-On
Saturday next, Nov. 2Sth, Clark
Fisher will present each of his Gus
toners in town with piece of beef
While meat of all kinds has been
plenty and cheap of late this is de-
cidedly the cheapest we have yet
heard of. Clark's customers may
look out for him; he will be around
on Saturday morning and will give
each customer, free of charge, a
piece of choice beef.
The Magic Lantern entertainment
to be given tonight at Academy
Hall by c. E. Watts, of Fairmont,
will be an interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
entertainment, 1t is very highly
spoken of by the people of Fairmont
and others who have seen it. 1t
was fully described in last week s
New DOMINION. The proceeds are
for the benefit of the M. P. church.
Go and see it. Admission, only 20
cents. Children Is cents.
LAST Friday night about 1920
o'clock very unpleasant affair took
place in Stine's oyster saloon between
Henry Hayes and E. W. Pennington,
and Ira Gregg, Clarence McVicker,
David Hogue and Walter MADEIRA.
Hayes and Pennington, being the
assaulting parties, were promptly
arrested and held under bond to APP
pear before magistrate at o'clock
the following evening. When the
time came j. M. Hagans, ESQ.,, in
behalf of the defendants, asked to
waive the preliminary hearing. The
State consented and they were held
under bond of 800 each by Squire
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