The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03
DIR. GEO. B. NORRIS, Dentist, will
be In his Office in M0rgantown from
the Goth till the last Of every month.

Ed WELLS new milk cart is a
beauty.
BoY's heavy winter boots, IS cts.
at Hirschman's.
BARNUM's big show will exhibit at
Grafton October 7th.
WE are the leading grocery and
produce dealers in town at the
Farmers Store.
YELLOW TEA and Observation Par
ty 70 morrow, Thursday evening, at
the NJ 4. Church.
The foundation for F. A. Hennen's
new addition to his furniture factory
has been completed.
JUsT received; all the latest and
nobbiest styles of fall and winter
hats at HirschTnan's.
THAT part of Long Alley which
has been widened is being macad-
amized with old brick.
JAS. N. DAVIS and Bert Protzman's
new residences are under roof and
will both be handsome homes.
SEVERAL excellent improvements
are being make on Miss Arab Jane
Evans property, Wiley street.
PRoF. S. B. BRowN, is putting up
handsome residence in north Nor
gantown near Mrs. Boughner's new
house.
PURE Maple Sugar and Syrup at
N. E. Shafer's. This is q choice lot
and the best that has been in the
market.
The west siders have been rolling
a sweet little morsel under their
tongues for the past week and the
gossips are happy.
LICENSE to wed was issued by the
clerk of the county court Sept. "a,
1891, to William G.. Tenant and
Sarilda E. Tenant both of Monon-
gala county.
PAvEMENTs are being laid in front
of Newt Pickenpaugh's, Mrs. Sarah
Coopcr's and r. E. Fast's lots on
Long Alley, and N. H. McGeorges
on Front street.
The taking Of dispositions in the
Stevenson-DeWitt oil case will not
be resumed until after the return
home of Prof White who is an i'm
portant witness.
SNOW fell at Leadville Colorado
Friday last while cake of ice drop
ped from the tower of the University
here would have been but beautiful
drops of water on reaching the
ground.
SOMETHING less than ton of lime
used as disinfectant in the Alley
between Pickenpaugh's buggy fac
tory and Front street would cause a
sweeter aroma TO be waited on the
breeze from that locality.
SEVERAL of the prominent citizens
of Clarksburg have been indicted for
renting property to parties who sold
whisky in same without license
Some 200 indictments were found
and the speak easies are having
hard row to hoe.
A FAIRMoNT man saw the adver-
tisement, show to run truckpatch
without being bothered with potato
bugs" He sent so cents and receiv-
ed this reply, "Scrape the moss off
your back spread it over the ground
and plant bean poles
IT was reported that one of the
Cooley brothers of Fayette County
Pa, deperado notoriety was in town
last week but no one with the eagle
eye of the detective has as yet seen
Fitzsimmons the Pittsburg escaped
murderer.
CARDS are out announcing the wed
ding ofDr. Fleming Howell of Clarks-
burg, and Miss Gertrude Bennett, of
Weston. DIR. Howell was native of
this county, studied medicine with
the Drs. Brock and has the congrat-
ulations Of host of friends on the
approaching happy event which takes
place to-day, Wednesday. Sept. 30th.
A YOUNG lady and gentleman came
up from Charleroi, Pa, on the boat
and desired to get married, but as
they were not residents of the State
failed to procure the necessary IL
cense. They then left for Oakland,
Md, and returned leaving for home
on the Jacobs. The groom is fine
looking gentleman and the bride
pretty enough to make any man want
to run of with her.
THE wise ones who said that we
could not have town clock because
there would be no bell in the new
Court House were not in it. If the
ladies would take the matter of
raising funds for the clock, in hand
it would be 60 The University
clock is so far away that it is of
little benefit to us and everyone
should join hands in the movement
for first class time piece. Who
will start the ball rolling?
RESIDENTS of Greenmont say that
a meteor fell there few nights ago.
1t had the appearance of sky rock
ct with ball of fire, apparently as
large as patent bucket, on the end
Several boys tried to find it as they
thought it struck near the old fair
ground The boys say that meteror-
ic stones contain diamonds and that
they will find this one if they have
to dig Greenmont down to level
with Deckers Greek. 1t may he true
that there are no apple jack booths
in Greenmont.
Our shrewd and clever teutonic
friend d. H. Slime tells some good
stories. Here is as pointed one as
we have heard for. some time: A
man who was afraid of thunder
crawled into hollow log as place
of safety during a storm. The thun-
der rolled and the rain poured down
in torrents, and the old log began to
swell up till the poor fellow was
wedged in so tight he could not get
out. All his past sins began pass
ing before him. Suddenly he re-
membered he hadn't paid his news
paper subscription, and he felt so
small that he was able to back right
out.
THERE was good sized rumpus
kicked up among the students few
evenings ago owing to an attempt of
some of the boys to haze few of the
new students, but it was only an at
tempt as one of the victims punched