The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-19
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will always be
found In his Office in M0rgantown from
the Goth 10 the last Of every Month.

DIR. GEO. h. MORRIS will always be
found In his Office in Morgantown from
the Goth to the last Of every Mcnth.
WHEN we get soft water we'll all
take a bath.
WE are getting out Of the woods
in great shape.
SoUrH Morgantown will "put on
airs" when they get gas. lisa proud
little town anyhow.
THE "Little Favorite' continues
to be the most popular place in town
as an evening resort.
DIR. BRowNsoN has closed his for
t:eth year as pastor of the First Pres
byterian church Of Washington, Pa.
SINCE the appointment of a United
States Commissioner here, it is
thought the Republicans who voted
illegally will be mighty quiet
DIR. A. M. KRAMER, the dentist,
will be at his office in this place on
the morning of the 22d and remain
. until the 31st. Make your engage
ments early.
In the midst of our good luck, it
is rumored that we are to have new
court house But, it's true that this
depends on that tribunal known as
the county court.
The new engine for the NEw Do
MINIoN office will be put to work on
Saturday next and then we will be
prepared to deliver work better and
more rapidly than ever.
DIR. A. b. Brown was again elect
ed President of the county court at
the last meeting for the ensuing
year. The Doctor presides over that
body with credit to himself and sat
isfaction to the court.
The only thing lacking to make
our social enjoyment complete this
winter, has been weddings. But we
are assured that great many of
these are incubating and that when
it begins to rain-it will pour.
ANOTHER big stable has disappear
ed from Spruce Street by the sale of
the Geo. johnson stable to Cell Car
raco After while these stable
sites will be filled with nice dwelling
houses and Spruce street, will be one
of the incest in town.
We learn that two young men of
this county who ship considerable
amount Of stock, were given worth
less checks short time ago amount
ing to $2400.00 1t is certainly to
be hoped they will recover tfefe
money as neither can we'll afford to
stand the loss.
WE are in receipt Of a very beau
tiful souvenir from Mrs. George c..
Sturgiss, who is now at st. Angus
tine, Florida, showing some of the
architectural beauties of the hotels
of that old city, and indicating the
Incompatible winter climate of Flor
ida. Mrs. Sturgiss, we are glad to
10 say, is having a pleasant stay in
the sunny South.
SEVERAL citizens Of this county
have recently been bidding on some
of the mail routes, and many of them
offer to do the work at one-third to
one-half what it is really worth.
Those who get the contracts can
boast at the end of four year of hav-
ing worked for the government for
nothing during that time and thrown
in several good horses.
DIR. j. w. HARrIGAN has had his
anatomy rooms nicely painted and
finely furnished with beautiful and
interesting specimens. DR.. Harti-
gan last year entered upon his du-
ties in the University under many
disadvantages and peculiar embar-
easements caused by malicious SLAM
ders of persons and the press. But
fearlessly he did his duty, and be-
fore many days had past every yes
tige of prejudice and suspicion of in
ability which had clouded the minds
of the students was removed and all
was love for the man and admiration
for his many high intellectual quail
fications. He is young, vigorous
and progressive, and has the peculiar
faculty Of enduing the dry bones of
a skeleton with sufficient interest
and life so that each seems to speak
for itself. His conceptions are vivid.
He understands his subject fully,
consequently he can make others I'M
derstand it clearly. His ideas are
always presented in direct, fluent
and forcible manner, impressing the
student with the inexhaustible fund
of knowledge of the subject. Both
the students and the University are
to be congratulated for having as an
instructor such an excellent gentle
man and able demonstration