The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-03

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and student Emmert, with the usual
result-nobody hurt.
Mrs. ELIZABETH MARSH has open
cd the Temperance Hotel on Front
street, aud will keep a first class
house, at moderate figures.
AT some exercises of the public
schools, Of Decatur, Indiana, Dr. Jas
Boyers, delivered an excellent address
a copy Of which is before us.
w. S. HOFFMAN has our thanks for
some neat little repairs made on our
steam engine this week. Will, though
boy is first class engineer
IT is whispered around that "Bud-
dy's" ball is to be sumner this time.
Invitations will be numerous and the
attendance very promiscuous.
THE Morgantown New DOMINION is
one of the largest and best local pa
pers that comes to this office. We
are always glad to get it.-7ucher
Democrat.
COMPLAINT of the stringency of
money matters is still heard on every
hand. This is caused to great ex-
tent by the very fellows who com
plain the loudest.
DIS. MAcKEY d. CLARK publish
their professional card in another
column. The reputation of the SEN
ior as PHYSICIAN is all the recon-
mendation the new firm needs TO our
people.
If our mechanics are enterprising
the building Of the railroad depot
will bring fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars to the community But we
suspect that some other community
will get it.
Ware to busy this week receiving
and opening our New Goods to tell
you our prices. But invite our Gus
toners to call early Very Truly,
HUTCHINSON Il JACOBS.
Little Falls
COMMISSIONERS the FEST
dence of the BRIDES parents in Gin
ton district, on Sunday, Sept 9th,
Philip X. Coombs and Miss Emma
Summers. The numerous friends of
the young folks extend good wishes.
r. S. GARDNER arrived here on his
bicycle on Saturday evening. He
started again on Sunday afternoon
for Waynesburg; from there he in
tended to 90 to Wheeling to see Bar
mum and then spend a few days in
Ohio.
The following gentlemen have
been appointed Post Masters at their
respective towns: VIM. L. Stewart at
Smithfeld, Mordecai Fleming at
Point Marion, A. S. Boughner at
Greensboro, Jacob South at Mt.
Morris.
"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.
If the boys will only persuade
President Cleveland to come to our
Centennial, it's success. Write to
him, boys! Tell him that the large
and intelligent Republican majority
in this county have never yet seen a
"Dimecratic" President.
Doc YEAGER, living near Ellen
boro, w. Va, we are sorry to learn,
lost his dwelling house and all his
household goods by fire. He is
brother of Geo. Yeager, of Geneva;
Alfred, of Morgantown and Samuel,
of Fairmont, and is 81 years of age.
LET us have a silver dollar worth
100 cents, and make law, if posi-
BILE, that will keep it there Wheel
ing Register. Let as have a silver
dollar. We will not refuse it if it is
not worth quite 100 cents. The man
who says we are opposed to the silver
dollar don't know us.
AN unknown thief entered the res
idence of a Mr.. Halfway in Martins
burg, and as he rummaged through
the house in the dark he laid his
hand upon Miss Cora Hathaway's
bed. The brave young lady caught
the hand and cried for help until she
was dragged from her bed and out to
the stairway. There the thief broke
loose and made his escape.
The Pleasant Hill Baptist Sunday
school will hold basket meeting and
picnic at the Pleasant Hill Church on
Saturday, Oct. Sd, 1885, beginning at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. The audience will
be addressed by Rev. Mr.. Curry,
d. B. Purinton and others. There
will be good music both vocal and
instrumental, and good time gener-
ally. All are invited to he present.
The Braxton Democrat says that
from High Knob, on the farm of Jno.
G. Morrison, in that county, an OBJ
server can see objects in twelve coun-
ties in the State. To the north can
be seen Gilmer and Lewis; east, Up
shur, Randolph and Webster; south,
Clay, Nicholas, Fayette, Greenbrier
and Pocahontas. and west, Calhoun
and Roane. From this point the
range of vision is greater than from
PowelPs Mountain in Nicholas coun-
ty.
THE Waynesburg Messenger says:
1t is still asserted by those who
ought to know, that the Narrow
Gauge Railroad will, at an early
date, be changed to a standard or
compromise gauge, and the road be
continued south from that place and
why not bring it by the way of Nor
gantown and over the West Virginia
Midland route to Grafton, and thence
with the Grafton d Greenbrier route
to the South? This would be the
most direct and practicable route
southwark.
The University at Morgantown,
West Va, is having a large attend
ance the present session, according
to the papers of that place, and new
students are arriving almost daily.
A railroad and water works will help
town out every time, even if the
place is old enough to celebrate its
centennial anniversary Wayncs-
Lur0 MesseD0py Our asfaamad