The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-24

MOhoANhOWN w. "A.
Saturday, Oct. "a, 1885.
DIR. GEO. B. Morris, Dentist, will be
at Morgantown on the 26th of Octo-
Der and remain 6 days.
THE detective has been abroad
in the land.
BLANKETS from 81 to S. per
pair at Hutchinson & Jacobs, Lit
tie Falls
SPECIAL bargains in mems over
coats and ladies coats at Hutchin-
son & Jacobs.
JoHN DURR and Grant Cummins
are both out of limbo snorting the
air of freedom in this land of liberty.
LADIES hoods, nubias and jer-
seys in great variety of style and
prices at Hutchinson & Jacobs.
THERE were no services at the
Presbyterian church on last Sun
day the pastor Rev S L Finney
being absent at Sugar Grove hold
ing communion services there.
LET all the old things and some
of the new ones be brought to the
centennial. Capt. Shisler will see
that they are properly arranged for
exhibition and safely returned.
THIS wEEK-Fine white country
blankets, new scarlet country blank
cts, new grey and plaid blankets /;
See our blankets at S2.75 per pair
G w JOHN & Co
EsrRAY.-A fine heifer, weigh
ing about 700, roam neck, estrayed
from Wade & Gump, Mt. Morris,
Pa. A liberal reward will be paid
for information that will lead to her
discovery, dead or alive.
WADE & GUMP.
CALL and see the large stock of
fall and winter goods at Kitchens
store! Boots and shoes, hats and
caps, notions, wooden goods in
great variety, ladies dress goods
and wraps Also large stock of
groceries; all sold at lowest prices.
THE Martinsburg Zudependent
very truthfully says: "The papers
of the State are improving wonder
fully. Their general tone is refined
nd the way the news is gathered
a a compliment to the profession.
West Virginia should be proud Of
her able, witty and versatile quill
drivers"
THE foundation of the new depot
building is being pushed rapidly
forward, and will be handsome
structure when completed. The
Morgantown people feel grateful
to the management Of the F., M.
& P. railroad even if it don't come
just as fast as they would like to
have it.
THE Circuit Court of Mononga-
liza county finding that no causes of
Importance would be on the dock
ct for Saturday arranged the bust
ness so as to skip that day. The
court adjourned from Friday eve
ming until Monday morning and
His Honor, Judge Fleming, went
home on Friday evening.
RICHARD E. FAST Esq. was duly
appointed and commissioned a
Commissioner in Chancery of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia coun-
ty by His Honor Judge Fleming.
Mr.. Fast is Clerk of the Court and
is a promising student of the
"black letter" in the Law School
of the West Virginia University
and will make an excellent commits
ioner.
Mr.. r. E. MCKINLEY who has
recently graduated from the Law
School of the West Virginia Uni
versity presented his certificate of
examination by the judges and was
@Worn and duly admitted to the
bar ofthis Court. Mr.. Mckinley
is now fun Aedged lawyer. We
are not advised where he will To-
cate himself in the practice but
wherever he shall go we feel conf
dent he will take high position.
THE Centennial Committee met
on Saturday and appointed Messrs.
E. Shisler, Sam. Pickenpaugh,
Henry Baker, w. K. Hoffman
and DIR. ]. P. Fitch a committee
to take charge of relics, curiosities
and other exhibits for the occasion.
All persons are requested to bring
such things as they have for exhi-
bition and deposit them with this
committee and they will place them
on exhibition and take care of them
until returned.
THE first quarterly meeting for
the present conference year will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Morgantown, next Sat
urday and Sunday, Oct. 24th and
25th. The Rev. J. F. Chenoweth,
the new presiding elder of the Nor
gantown district, will be present
and officiate. Services will COM
mence Saturday evening at 7
o'clock. After the Saturday even
ing sermon the quarterly confer
ence will convene.
A LITTLE more than one tenth of
the whole number of students at the
University are in the Law Depart
ment. This department is sending
out a number of men every year
who become very effective adver-
tisements for the University. Be-
ing lawyers they locate at the
county seats and in the centers of
population, where they become
known to everybody and are con-
suited by the young men who are
seeking a collegiate education. This