The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-10-26
Saturday, October rs, 1889.
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will always be
found IN his Office In Morgantown from
the 20th to the last Of every Month.

J0unn IN ms once In MOrgnntOWn from
the S0th to the last Of every Month.
The Grand Lodge /. 0. o. F. will
hold its annual meeting in Wheeling
In November
The Farmers Store has raised the
price on butter and eggs and has
lowered the price on sugar.
SILAs McGRAw has bought Her
schel Protzman's house south Of the
court house, paying for it six hum
bred dollars.
DIR. McLANE has torn down his
office at Main and Pleasant streets
and removed to his residence on
Main street where patients will cali
hereafter.
AN effort is being made to estab-
lish bank at New Martinsville.
We learn there is probability that
some Morgantown money will be in
vested in it.
For winter clothing, boots and
shoes, caps, hats, muslins, jeans,
cheap dress goods, watches, -four,
feed and groceries the prices are
right at Hutchinson d Jacobs.
DoNT borrow your neighbours pa
per--borrowing anything is poor
business. Subscribe and pay for
your own copy and then you can
read it With a clear conscience.
In is now pretty well assured that
Manager Grant will supply Fair
mont with natural gas. We will be
glad to see the denizens of that
hamlet have some Of the good things
of this world.
The saw mill of Tenant d Brown,
near Barrackville, was destroyed by
fire last Friday morning. The loss
is about 1000 The mill had not
been operated for some days, and
the origin of the fire is not known.
In several counties eff this state
and nearly all through Pennsylva-
mia the Democrats are organizing
their clubs and getting ready for '92.
Every Democrat in Monongalia
should be engaged in the same work.
Mr.. J. C. WALLACE a few days ago
sold to the butcher two pigs of his
own raising, only about II months
old, that weighed 933 pounds and
brought SAP. This is pointer for
some of our farmer friends who raise
good stock.
The redoubtable Tip Dorsey is
at home again after an absence of
several months in Pittsburg. Zip
has some anxiety to know where
General Golf will be at roll call
For his benefit it may be said that
the General will be absent.
IT is our belief that the Mt. Nor
ris oil field is still there, but we
don't know. 1t undoubtedly is, I'M
less some one has moved it away,
but we can't tell as none of our cor
respondents in the vicinity have
been able to inform us.
WHILE hunting in the mountains
a few days ago Greed Carroll, of
Uniontown, was perhaps fatally in
jured by the explosion of his gun.
When discharged the gun burst and
the breech pin imbedded itelf in his
forehead. He was taken home and
the pin removed but there is little
hope for his recovery.
THREE children of John Braddee,
of Haydentown, a hamlet between
nj nd Eot f.ol he,
verely scalded a few days ago by
pulling coffee pot off the fire and
spilling the contents upon them
selves, all of them being seated near
the fire. The youngest one was
scalded so badly that its recovery is
doubtful.
The farmers are complaining of
the reckless manner in which sports
men from town tresspass on their
farms, throwing down fences and do
ing other damage The boys from
town are the greatest nuisance they
have to contend with, as they do not
care whose property they destroy or
steal. AS a consequence number
of the farmers have posted their
lands against hunters.
Hon. EUGENE NJ. WILSON, former
ly of this city, the most prominent
lawyer of the Northwest, is the lead
ing counsel for j. Frank COLON who
is being tried in Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, for forgery. 1t promises to be
one of the most celebrated criminal
cases of the century. The prisoner
is accused of forging the name of a !
certain millionaire for over two
hundred thousand dollars.
No BUSINESS man says he can't af-
ford to patronize the local paper.
He might as we'll say he can't afford
to do business. The newspaper is
really a joint stock affair, and every
man who has any pride in his town
and his country, will help hold up
the hands of the man who is trying
to run live local paper, and boom
and build up the town in which his
interests are common and mutual
JOHN DEAN, railway engineer on
bue W SSI NlSluld OcuIIdl hOdu,
was recently arrested at St. George,
Tucker county, on a charge of biga-
my. Three wives swore out warrants
and two Others were reported from
Points in, West Virginia. Dean was
indicted and released on bonds,
farmer named Golf becoming his Sc
curity. Last week Dean eloped to
Ohio with his bondsman's daughter.
JOEL RIDGwAY and Will Bayles,
two young men of Laurel Iron
Works, met with what might have
been serious accident last Sunday.
They were going to their homes from
the Avery church and while goiug
down the hill to lees Ferry the
horse ran away broke the buggy
apart and jumped into the river
The ferryman being near drove him
back to shore and he was caught
without much trouble. Both occu-
pants of the buggy were thrown out
but they escaped with few slight
BRUSHES.
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