The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-01-23
ALL kinds of primers at the News

within lew days and hope TO receive
their orders for both papers.
ALL kinds of primers at the News
Store.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il.
Evans, on the 14th inst, daughter.
LOVERS of Music should call at
the News Store and hear the great
Music Artist play.
A PRoTRAcTED meeting began at
Vaudeville on Wednesday evening,
Jan. 20, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. w. G. Rymer.
ALL colors of shelf and tissue pa
per at the News Store.
The second quarterly meeting for
Morgantown circuit will be held at
Melons Chapel, Feb. 9th aad 7th.
Presiding Elder Chenoweth presid-
ing.
You can get any kind of speech
book, for children, at the News
Store.
The End Quarterly Conference of
the Morgantown Circuit, M. P.
church, will be held in the Morgan
town NJ p. church, Feb. 18th and
18th, 1886.
SMOKE MILLER'S
"BOSS' SEED TOBIES.
HENRY BAKER will in the spring
occupy the room on Main street now
used by Henry S. Hayes, SO that a
grocer and jeweler will go out and a
grocer will go in.
The next session of Mrs. Moore's
Seminary will begin next Monday.
This is a first-class young ladies
school, and ought to have great
many more students than it has.
LOVERS of music should call at
the News Store and hear the great
Music Artist play.
SOME newspapers are very discrim-
mating. The Greensboro Graphic
copied last week half-column of
NEW DOMINION matter and credited
1t to a contemporary which had cop
hcu IL lIOii uS IHc Wcch DciOlc.
For your choice chewing tobacco,
cigars, snuff, candies, nuts, figs,
oranges and lemons, drop in at the
News Store on Walnut street.
A SMOOTH complexion can be had
by every lady who will use Parker's
Tonic. For promptly regulating the
liver and kidneys and purify the
blood, there is nothing like it, and
this is the reason why it so quickly
removes pimples and gives a rosy
bloom to the cheeks.
LINEN Handerchiefs plain and
fancy borders, silk Handerchiefs and
Mufiiers, nice presents for the holt
days at ID. CHADWICK Il Co.'S.
For RENT.-The store room ON the
corner Of Main and Walnut streets,
now occupied by H. c. Baker, will
be for rent April LIST; price $3.50.
Also two upstairs rooms on Walnut
street, suitable for small family,
price $50. Inquire of Geo. c. Baker
or John H. Hoffman.
MoNoNGALIA's young men and
maidens have not been very enthu-
siastic on the marriage question dur
ing the last year, only So licenses
having been issued from the clerks
office during the year. Kanawha
county is beating us fearfully. 1t
comes up with 355 marriage licenses
during the year 1885.
W. S. HOFFMAN, Practical Steam
Filter, and dealer in Engines Boil
ers and Steam Fittings of all kinds.
Nothing but the best goods handled.
Leave orders at the Victor Mills,
Front street.
FOURTEEN years ago, when but six
years old, Bridget, a daughter of
Michael Hurley, swallowed a needle
Last Friday the needle ceased it's
wanderings through her body and
was taken from her leg just below
the knee. For some years the young
lady has been subject to spasms,
and during the past week has been
in precarious condition. The
cause is now supposed to have been
removed Connellsville Courier.
WE will send the New DOMINION
and Wheeling Weekly Register one
year for $3.50 to parties who send
their orders soon accompanied by
the cash.
The residence of Joseph McKin-
ney, in Valley district, was burned
to the ground on Sunday night last.
The fire originated from defective
fue. The family was thus thrown
out into the storm and was compel
led to go nearly mile before they
reached the nearest house. The
household goods are total loss,
nothing being acknowledgement
Argus.
A FINE MARE For SALE.-I have
for sale at my residence near the
University, fine brood mare, 5
years old. She is an excellent work
animal also, and perfectly gentle.
Will sell cheap.
w. HI. BAKER, JR.
The Ice CRoP.-Morgantown ice
dealers have secured an abundant
harvest for the coming season. 1t
is estimated that at least one-third
more was packed in the ice houses
than ever. before. Lazier and De
bolt have put up as much or more
than usual, and A. p. Stewart has also
filled house. The amount now in
the houses is estimated at from six
hundred to eight hundred tons.
One case of Standard Prints at 5
cents and one case of Merrimack
Prints at 61 cents; Muslins from A
to 10 cents at
d. CHADWICK & Co.'S.
Our clearance sale still continues.
Here are some of our late reductions:
Mems corduroy caps Is cents, can
ton flannel drawers Is cents, red
shirts all wool so cents, mems heavy
boots $1.60, boys overcoats $1.10.