The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-09-26

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house.
A LITTLE order for five thousand
half sheet posters is in hand. We
will print them in three hours.
CIRCUIT court will convene here on
Tuesday October 18th. II is thought
.. the term will not be a very long one.
The Rev. Mr.. Crawford started to
Charleston to conference on Monday
last. He will be absent about three
weeks.
For good and cheap reading, by
the best authors, call at the News
Store on Walnut street. A large
stock just received.
The people now have the opportun-
ity to say whether the new street
shall be opened. If opened, it should
be called railroad street.
john MEEKs was among the first
to bring excellent cider to market.
AS he always does he brought nice
article and sold it cheap.
THE carrier pigeons released from
the University by j. Evans Dawson
Dawson on the End of September
have never been heard from.
Work on the Mackey mill is pro.
crossing and within few weeks the
new machinery will be ready to start
and then you can look out for good
flour.
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS, Dentist will
be in Morgantown on the 10th of
September and remain 20 days.
Call early and make your engage
ments.
SToKER DUEsENBERRY = On the
Goth, inst. near Greensboro, Pa. by
Squire Maple Mr. Furman Stoker
and Miss Annie Deusenberry both of
this county.
COOP words still continue to come
to us in reference to the New DoMIN-
ION. To the friends who send them
we are grateful and we hope to con-
tinue to merit them.
A. WELLS has invented a rake for
spreading stone ON the rail road
which is said to be useful invention.
We are not advised as to whether
he intends to have it patented or
not.
SEVERAL letters were received this
week that we were unable to publish
This must not discourage correspond
ents. Their productions are always
used when they are good and our
space permits.
Mrs. MATILDA DORSEY died at her
home on Bridgeport hill on Monday
night at eleven o'clock in the 83rd
year of her age. Mrs. Dorsey taught
Senator Blaine when he waSa lad
Brownsville Clipper.
Look Our! They are coming; we
mean a compile stock of Fall and
Winter Goods to be offered next week
athard time prices at
HUTCHINSON u JACOBS,
Little Falls.
THE Uniontown Necs says: Nor.
gantown is just now engaged in put
ting it's store clothes on preparatory
to great time. next month, when
their centennial exercises take place
1t will be an all'hands, around affair
from the start.
GARRETT Conn went to the Clarks-
burg fair on Friday last riding
traction engine. He will place it on
exhibition and offer it for SALE Gar
ret has built up large business in
his line in this section since he be-
gan two years ago.
The Charleston State Tribune says
that r. w. Monroe, John w. Guse-
man and G. M. Bishcp have been APP
pointed to act with commissioners of
Monongalia county, to ascertain and
establish the true lines between said
county and Preston.
Our clever friend William Peter.
son has placed us under obligations
= to him for basket of the finest
grapes we have seen this season.
They were of the concord variety
and like everything that he puts on
the market they were A. L.
In bicycle race from Uniontowp
to Wheeling on last Tuesday William
Beeson, of Uniontown, was third man.
The party left Uniontown at A. NJ
The distance was IS miles. Eli Beck
arrived in Wheeling at $40 P. NJ,
Charles T. Cramer at IT and Beeson
at 500.
.. j. STURGIs, postmaster at I'm
iontown, Pa, has sent in his resgna-
ton to take effect September 30th,
the end of the present quarter.
There are four Democrats after the
place, M. D. Baker, George w. Lit
man, Joseph M. Oglevee and John
M. Hadden.
REPORTS from the State Fair at
Wheeling last week indicate that it
was success. The races are said
to have been excellent and the ex-
hibits exceeded expectation. The
receipts footed up about $4,000
which pays all expenses and leaves
small balance in the treasury.
CENTENNIAL enthusiasm still crops
out in spots. The young men talk
of trying to push it through notwith-
standing the fact that the railroad
will not be finished at the date upon
which the celebration was TO be held.
We hope the boys will do so. The
same interest cannot be aroused
again.
By carelessness in allowing natural
gas to accumulate in the cook stove
before applying the blazing paper
there was an explosion in the kitchen
of DR.. McCleary, at Washington, Pa,
on Saturday evening. The lids were
knocked from the stove and the Ger
man cook was amazed at the quality
of American fuel.
Mr.. j. JOSEPH requests us to say
that he has still small amount Of
phosphate on hand that must be
closed out soon. Every body knows
that there is no more liberal and ac-
conmodating business man in the
county than Jerry and we take it
that he does the same in the phos-
photo business as in everything else.
Call and see him before some one