The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-10

CLARKsBURG will vote on propo
sition to establish system of sew
erage.
COMFORTS, blankets and counter
panes; all prices just received at the
Bee Hive.
DAWSON IL PIcKENPAUGH 3 shoE
corner Of Walnut and Front has
been re-roofed.
The remainder of the iron beams
for the new court house were receiv.
ed this week.
MITE Societies are again upon us
and the young man is counting his
loose change.
A PARTY of young boys had a gay
time Friday night calling on their
friends en- masque.
WE are under obligations to J. N.
Morgan, an old Monongalia boy for
late Seattle, Wash, papers.
N. +. SHAFER has moved into the
rooms over Mr.. Skaters store, corner
Pleasant and Front streets.
A MARION county prisoner who was
doing time in Jail for stealing a re-
volver was released Monday.
CLERK GLAsscocK will move next
week into his handsome new resi-
dence on north Spruce street.
PROF. BERKELEY bas improved his
property by the addition of kitch-
en- and handsome dining room.
The Smith brothers have bought
back the beef shop which they re
Gently sold to Mr.. Harrington.
WE started out to sell 100 bushels
of timothy seed and have sold over
200 bushels at the Farmers Store.
JUST received at the Bee Hive a
full line of underwear for ladies,
gents and children in both wool and
cotton.
FISK WATERS, of Vaudeville, is
erecting residence on his lot recent
ly purchased of p. III. Keck in West
Morgantown.
Col. MATT M. COOPER will start a
a daily paper in Clarksburg. That
town has four weekly papers and a
daily is hardly needed.
A. r. MENEAR and family, of Fair
mont, will move into the Lewis Run
ner house in South Morgantown va
Gated by N. +. Shafer.
LIEUT.. RAMSEY will occupy the
west end of the Morgantown Build
ing and Investment Company's new
apartment house when completed.
A NUMBER of dealers in paste board
are in town and considerable cash is
changing hands. The members are
holding kind of "laying on of hands"
meeting, as it were.
THE regents of the Fairmont Nor
NAL School selected a site for the new
building there few days ago across
Coal Run. A bridge will be built
across from Main street.
The steamer Germania made her
last trip on Friday last and has been
tied up at Brownsville for the winter.
Hereafter there will be but one boat
a day arriving and departing.
ONE of Leve bottoms children
died of diptheria Saturday and sew
eral more of his children have the
disease. We have heard of no other
cases in that end of the county.
A BARN belonging to John c. Stone,
of Preston county, with all it's con-
tents grain, hay, wagon, horses,
machine &C., was burned
last week. The origin of the fire is
not known.
A NEW dry house has been built
at the West Morgantown Brick Yard
and the hands recently discharged
and several additional hands are
again at work making larger force
than ever before employed.
LICENSES to wed were issued Mon
day October, 9th, 1891, by the Clerk.
Of the County Court to George w.
Anderson and Mary Tibbs. VIM.
G. Kent and Rachael M. Fox, all of
Monongalia County W. Va.
PRICE BROTHERS have sold their
elegant hearse and stock of caskets
&c. to F. A. Hennen and retired
from the undertaking business. Mr..
Hennen sold his hearse to Thos.
Jackson, of Clinton District.
A GENTLEMAN suggests that Anan-
las avenue would be suitable name
for Court Alley when widened. The
fact that the most of our lawyers
have offices on itand one court house
entrance is on the alley may and may
not have occasioned the suggestion.
AS JAMES WINGER and wife and
Mrs. Lee Millen were driving down
Wiley street Sunday night their
buggy ran into a pile of stone and
was upset throwing all three out, but
fortunately no damage aside from a
few scratches was done to either &C.
eupants or buggy.
THERE is diphtheria in two fami
lies several miles up the mountain
from Morgantown. No other cases
have been reported and the newspa-
per liar who telegraphs that there is
a diphtheria epidemic will be ferreted
out and written up if we have to hire
a Pinkerton detective to pull him out
of his Shiny hole.
THE men who went to work in the
Clements mines under the impress
sion that the fire which has been
burning for the past three months
was under control were compelled to
quit work last week as the fire has
broken out more violently than be-
fore. The work of extinguishing it
will be commenced again this week.
The coming social event to which
the young lads and lasses are look
ing forward with fond anticipation
is the "Fancy Masquerade Party to
be given by Miss Bertha E. Scrafford
Oct. H." at the home of her parents
North Front street. Miss Bertha is
a charming young hostess and never
fails to entertain her guests in ele-
CANT style.
j. P. SNYDER, of Laurel Point, was
couple of colts attached to
a buggy up Main street Thursday
and when opposite Shisler's hard
ware store one of them got his leg
over the pole and both became I'M
manageable. They attempted to run
through the plate glass in Bowers
barber shop and smashed up several
store boxes ON the sidewalk Ry-