The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-11-28
DIR. GEO. b. NORRIS, Dentist, will
pc In his ONCE In Morgantown from
the 10th till the last OF every month.

vo IN HIS Vuice III m0FSdnL0Wn IRON
the 10th till the last Of every month,
Riches do net bring health and
happiness.
CIRCUIT COURT commenced Monday
at Fairmont.
Rev. T. w. CHIDEsTER is holding a
protracted meeting at Granville.
WE want your butter at 20 cts
and eggs at rs cts, at the Farmers
Store.
ISAAC VAN VooRHIs received -four
cars of fine stock cattle from Chicago
Saturday.
To MISS hearing DR.. John De Witt
Miller, the lecturer to be here Dec.
10, is to miss the opportunity of a
lifetime
A SQUAD of workmen passed
through town Friday en- route to
Clarksburg where they will be en-
gagged in building coke ovens.
The protracted meeting that was
conducted by Rev. Cox assisted by
Rev. Ford at the Flats church was
discontinued Thursday evening.
TIE clerk Of the county court will
occupy the office on the left of the
main entrance of new Court House
and the clerk of the circuit court the
Office in the southwest corner of the
building.
SOME duck hunters on the river
have been shooting rather promis-
cuously. A number of bullets and
shot have lodged in houses in some
cases narrowly missing the occu-
pants.
The coored people of Kingwood,
Morgantown and Reedsville will hold
grand ball at the latter place to-
morrow, Thanksgiving evening.
Quite number will go from Nor
gantOgn.
DURING the hard rain Monday both
OF the sewers corner Of Front and
Peasants streets were closed up by
leaves, the street and pavements were
Hooded by two or three inches Of
dirty water
UNION services will be held Thanks
giving day at the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Mr. Ward, of the Nor
;gantown Baptist church, will preach
the Thanksgiving sermon. Services
will begin at 1870.
THERE is no work house at Par
kersburg and the tramps are heading
for that city from all directions.
They get from ten to thirty days
free board and lodging and call it
"Tramp's Paradise"
WE are in receipt of letter from
Hon. E. G, Brooke, of Whitehall,
Montana, in which he announces his
intention Of visiting Morgantown
sometime this winter. We will be
very glad to see him again.
AN entire family of Anderson, In
diana, was asphyxiated by natural
gas Friday night The gas was left
burning in the stove, the blaze
was extinguished in some manner
and the gas poured into the room
and smothered the family.
CARL ROGERS was hit above the
eye with rock few days ago by
one of his play fellows. The wound
was quite painful and was a close
call for his eye. The rock was
thrown for fun but that kind of fun
should be checked at once.
AT Monongahela College, Jefferson,
Pa, boarding is only $3.50 and tut
ton Is cents a week. Music, Nor
NAL and College courses. Fine di-
plomas and all degrees granted.
Graduates filling superior positions.
Address S. F. Hogue Pres't. st
NATIONAL mems company ought to
be courted. John De Witt Miller is
man, lecturer of national reputa
ton On the evening of Dec 10 he
will be among u.s. Don't fail to see
him, meet him and hear his wonderful
lecture On ''The Uses of Ugliness"
The following licenses to wed have
been Issued by the clerk of the coun-
ty court. November l6, William A.
Bates, of Marion county, and Anna
l.. Deets, of Monongalia county. No
vember II, Charles Tarlton and Ellie
Jacobs both of Monongalia county.
The Fairmont papers and cores
pondents say that John Durr is from
Morgantown. Yes, John lived here
when baby and went wrong after
imbibing Fairmont's rot gut whisky
and great many youths of that
town are in the same boat with him.
NICHOLS, Rhoden and Dillon the
Marion county prisoners were trans
ferred from the Morgantown to the
Fairmont Jail on last Friday, The
repairs on the Fairmont institution
were finished last week and the ac-
commodations for the county's guests
are said to he first class.
A GENTLEMAN said yesterday, 'Do
you know that the practice of shoot
ing flobert rifles on the street has be-
come dangerous nuisance and 1
propose to have the next boy l see
shooting one summoned before the
grand jury and made to tell of whom
he purchased his ammunition"
A SMITHFELD, Pa, correspondent
says: ''The B & o. engineers have
located their road to this place and
several contractors have been look
ing over the line with the view of
bidding on the grading. The P. r.
R. is still working 80 or 40 men on
it's line between Crows mill and &c
neva and have quite lot Of tools at
Fairchance.'
IT would not me amiss since the
cold weather is again upon us to
warn our citizens against the prac-
tic of leaving gas fires burning when
they leave the house. The pressure
may be very low when you go out,
and you believe that everything is
safe but it may come on stronger
and overhead the chimney and a
disastrous fire result.
INVITATIONS have been issued for
the marriage of w. NJ. Hickey and
Miss Georgia L. Wheeler at Pied
mont, to-day, Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Miss Wheeler is sister of Mrs. j.
Webb Davis, of South Morgantown,
and made many friends in Morgan
town while visiting here the past
summer. Mr.. Hickey is well known