The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-12-19
The Neru dominion.
Saturday, Dec. 10, 1855.
MORGANTOWN, w. VA.

OYsTERsl OYSTERS. OYSTERS =
Parties wishing oysters for the holt
days will please send in their orders
as soon as possible. Nothing but
the best oysters sold by me.
d. II. slime.
TRY Miller's Boss Mould tobies.
PRoTzMAN's goods are all staple,
no old stock.
BEST brands of tobacco, cigars and
snuff kept at the News Store.
COUNTY Court will convene, in reg
ular session on Monday January 4th
1886.
A FANCY pocket knife given away
at Miller's with each pound Of to
bacco.
ALL the latest novelties in toys, at
Protzman's, opposite the NJ. E.
church.
The slate to be used in roofing the
railroad depot at this place arrived
yesterday.
DIR. GEO. B. NORRIS will be in
Morgantown December 18th and re-
main 20 days.
WE are under obligations to Geo.
ID. Shultz, Of Independence, Mo-,
for late western papers.
A NICE Christmas present for your
smoking friend would be box OF
thoss nice cigars at Millers.
PRoTzMAN, the Photographer, uses
st. Louis Lightning and makes
photographs instantaneously.
LADIES Leggins, Sleeveless Jackets,
Satchels, &C., &C., at
d. CHADWICK d Co.'S.
RING's store, including all the
stock and fixtures, is offered for
sale. See notice in another column.
THERE is a considerable amount
of sickness in this vicinity at pres
ent and the doctors are kept pretty
busy.
You can't give nicer present to a
friend than fine engraving or oil
painting. They can be had cheap
at Protzman's.
THE gentleman who took the over
coat from the Toothman house on
Centennial day by mistake, restored
it to its proper owner.
The gentleman who borrowed Mr..
Job Swindler's overcoat is requested
to return it at once as the owner
wants it and must have it.
ANY club or schools wanting Foot
Balls and books giving the rules for
playing can get them by leaving
their order at the News Store.
CHOICE figs, raisins, Florida or
anges, candies and cranberries, just
received by
d. CHADWICK & Co.
d. G.. r., T. l. SCoTT has authority
to organize council of the Royal
Arcanum in Morgantown, w. Va,
or any other points in the State
Genius.
THE people of Morgantown feel
confident that a locomotive will
reach their town very early in 1886.
Courier. Now you're talking,
brother
SANE TO YoU.-There is not a
more entertaining exchange reaches
our table than Brother j. E. Elem
ing's Morgantown New DOMINION.
Jackson Bugle.
Mr.. THos. HoUGH, of this place,
had hog butchered this week that
weighed, net, lis pounds! One
ham, closely trimmed, weighed IS
pounds Vest Virgiuian.
THE road surveyors appointed at
the late sessions of the county court
are not required to give bond as here
tofore. A complete list of them is
printed in another column.
WE are requested by the commit
tee to announce that the ladies of
the Mt. Morris M. E. church will
give q "Korn Festival and Oyster
Hunt" on Saturday evening Dec. 26.
SALVATION Oil, the celebrated
American remedy for cuts, bruises,
sprains, burns, scalds chilblains, &c,
can be had of all druggists. 1t kills
pain. Price twenty-five cents bot
tie.
THE poor sufferer that has been
dosing himself with so-called Troch-
es and thereby upset his stomach
without curing the troublesome
cough, should take our advice and use
at once DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and
get well.
JAS. MORROW, JR., has resigned
his position as one of the directors
of the F. M. & P. and Col. Hanway
has been appointed in his stead.
Otherwise Mr.. Morrow sustains the
same relationship to the road that
he did before.
SOME novel attractions are an
nounced for the rink this evening.
Something new will be introduced
each evening hereafter. The present
management will make that institu-
ton more attractive than it has
been for some time past.
A BROKEN LEG.-A. j. Blaney
had leg broken last Friday while
working in Coleman Davis coal
bank north of town. The acct
dent was occ asioned by the caving
in of the roof Of the bank. We are
glad to know that slack" is doing
very well under the treatment of DIR.
Fitch.
LAST week F. K. O'Kelly shipped
to Hon. E. G. Brooke in Montana,
500 lbs. of buckwheat, 1000 lbs. of
corn meal, A gallons of apple butter,
2 bushels of hickory nuts and box
containing butter-nuts and misce-
laneous articles. The freight on
the goods will be something over
$50, but they will no doubt be great
luxuries to Mr.. Brooke.
A RUMoR gained currency in town
Wednesday evening that the B. 4 o.
bridge spanning the Monongahela
river at Johntown had given way
beneath train, and that considera-
BILE damage had resulted. Investi-
CATION showed that the bridge had
been only slightly injured by a
Dassinp train and worknoop h n n boon