The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-03-20

the times.
SEvFRAL new legal advertisement.
appear in this issue that may be o
interest to some of our people.
Dr.. GEORGE b. MoRns, Dentist
will be in Morgantown ON the 9th
of March and remain 20 days.
JERRY PHILLIPS, of McCurdysville
has been arrested on the charge O
selling tobacco without license.
HoN. WIN. l.. WILSON has oul
thanks for a copy of his great
speech on pension appropriations.
From '25 cents to $l saved to per
sons who leave their orders at this
office for any paper or periodical.
The mail on the west side is now
carried ON horseback between this
place and Fairmont, and makes the
round trip each day.
THANKS to DIR. Morris for three
new subscriptions brought us on
Saturday last That is the kind OF
good will that counts about news.
paper office.
FARMERS tell us that the presen,
season has been very unfavorable
for sugar making, and that less than
the usual amount of maple sugar
will be made.
WANTED: 2 COMICS of tho ;ss,. q,
the New DOMINION for Jan gard
1886, and 2 copies of the issue for
Feb. Ii. 1886, and six copies of the
issue of Feb. 20, 1886.
A LITTLE more life and bus;ness
activity seems to peryade Morgan.
town than for wears past. More new
blood and more capital, however,
would increase the boom.
The protracted religious services
Mt Fairmont have closed There
were Isl conversions. IT was one If
the most successful religious reyiyals
ever known in that town.
WE are clad to know that opr
friend Walter Houoh is nicely attn.
ated in the National Museum at
ashington. Read his letter ON
second page of this paper.
The Pearre-Kirkland ease in
which .Buzz' Pearre figures. has
been ordered to be re-arSued Mt the
next term of the MARYLAND Court of
Appeals before a full court some
time in April.
w., ~,
rates announced on Monday last
were 1923 first class and $40 second
class from st. Louis to San Francisco
This state of affairs will probably
not last MANY DAYS.
Axorurp Dpop-cbo;co Family
Flour Of 70 eo nor bundrad ~ eS a.S
per sack. 40 cts. per hundred below
our rivals.
HUTCHINSON ~ JAcons
Little Falls
A FIRE broke ont !, verv INV.
ter;ous ,n.nnor IN olosat ~ n.
Alfred G. Barker,s residence in crant
d;s+n;at Co.. NJ ? 'es,oe"s ~ VI "n'
ly, it was discovered and extinguish-
ed before much damage was done.
Work will be commenced in n few
days upon the B. & O. telegraph
line between here and Fairmont
The material is about ready now. It
is very probable that the opening of
this line will reduce the rotes some.
what.
The Republicans hereabouts talk
of running Col. Fairchild or Will
Moorhead for County Commissioner
to succeed Squire Laishley. The
latter gentleman, it seems, has de-
cided not to again be candidate
for that position.
eve don't have TO recommend
Parker's Hair Balsam but once y
writes MI: Z: A. Burger, druggist, of
Liberty, n. 7. After that 1T stands
on us record. 1t stops falling hair,
restores original color, sottness and
gloss. exceptionally clean, prevents
oandrun.
The Orrel Coal Companv has mr..
chased a large tract of coal land on
the line of the F. M &P railroad
near Honlttown for at nOO Tbo
purchase does not include the sur
face land but simply the underlying
coal. An opening will be made at
once, and this valuable coal field
opened up.
WE have received tbrouob tho
courtesy Of Josenb Pulitzer Cation If
the New York World a cohv of tho
World's Almanac for 1894 II ;son
of universal knowledge
in nntsboll hr;stl;nn m;tb 80,
esting facts worth knowing. Every
business man in the country should
have copy convenient for refernce.
WE are constantly in rece;nt Of
letters conoratnlating the Nrw No
MrNIoN mon its Growth and general
excellence Nov tbese ore oond
enouph in their wav and AFRO annre.
ciated bioblv Int tbav wont nov
printers, nor nanar h;lls We onrro
ciatc the nromnt navment of snb
alations.
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