The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-11-14
Saturday, November IA, 1891.
DIR. GEO. b. NORRIS, Dentist, will
pc In his ONCE In Morgant0wn from
the Goth till the last Of every month

A STREET crossing is badly needed
over the lower end of Front street
Tom WALLS is having neat resi-
dcnce put up on the old fair grounds
The students had a great game Of
foot ball at the ball park Saturday
JUsr received new maple syrup
guaranteed to be strictly pure at H
+. Rice's.
ANOTHER large dry house is being
put up at the West Morgantowr
brick yard.
CHILDREN's knit sacques, hoods,
booties and mittens just received al
the Bee Hive.
SToP in at N. Z. Skaters for your
elegant eating and cooking apples
and fine groceries.
The stone are on the ground fol
the new street crossing corner
Front and Walnut street.
MOUNTAIN roller buckwheaL -four
Pillsbury's best, the famous Magno-
liza and other fine grades at n E.
Shafer's.
VIM. BRIcKER's new house is going
up Rapidly and Geo. G. Bakers
residence is under roof, as is also /.
G. Lazzell's residence.
A PARTY of Pittsburg sportsmen
took the boat Saturday after a hunt
in Harrison county. They were
loaded down with game.
The Clements mines are still on
fire with little prospect of ever ex-
tinguishing it but new opening is
being made to the mine.
Hon. b. s. MORGAN, State Super
intendent of Schools, has recommend
ed that Friday, Nov. 18th, be observ-
ed as Arbor Day in the schools of
West Virginia.
LICENSE to wed was issued by the
clerk of the county court to the fol
lowing persons: November 2, Abe
l.. Foster and Levera Tenant both
of Monongalia county.
d. Fl. slime, the Delmonico of Nor
gantown, has made over one hun
bred words with the letters in the
word restaurant" and has only fair
~ commenced the list.
CAPT. j. r. MILLER, of Company L,
has sent in his resignation. 1t is to
be hoped that the Captain will re-
consider the matter as the company
could not well do without him.
BERNIE MADEIRA had his right
foot badly cut Monday by stepping
upon a broken glass tumbler. The
glass cut through his shoe and made
quite painful wound in his foot
The work Of putting the roof on
the new court house is progressing
rapidly The brick and stone work
of the new tower is about completed
and many eyes gaze admiringly on
the finest Temple of Justice in the
State.
The new coke ovens at Opekiska
were fired last week. These ovens
are owned and operated by the we'll
known Hutchinson Bros, who are
doing more than any other two men
to open up the coal fields of Monon
gala county.
AT meeting of the Town Coun-
Gil few evenings ago an order was
made for the laying of pavement
from the Bank of the Monongahela
Valley to front ON the north side of
Peasants. No other business of
public interest was transacted.
AMBROSE S. LIST, of Wheeling, was
thrown from buggy Sunday and
probably received fatal injuries.
Brose, as he was Familiarity known in
Morgantown was several years ago
popular student of the University
and is now a prominent business
man of Wheeling
PROF. BRooKEs dog Jack and Webb
Davis shepherd dog came together
Saturday and made it quite lively
for people on Main street. The shep-
herd was badly used up and it re-
quired the efforts of several men
armed with clubs to beat off Jack
who would be fortune to the sport
ing fraternity.
THE residence of Dir. A. M. Jarrett
near Grafton caught fire on Sunday
morning and was damaged to the
amount of five or six hundred dollars.
But for the timely assistance of
yard engine and number of Graf
ton people who were notified by tele-
phone the house would undoubtedly
been destroyed.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
the grand ball to be given by our
society gentlemen Thursday Deem
Der 3, at Armory Hall. This will be
the principal society event of the
winter in all probability, The music
will be furnished either by the Wheel
ing Opera House orchestra or the
Italian orchestra of Pittsburg
Huston & DEMAIN contractors,
will commence work on the gymna-
SUM and commencement building at
the University this week. The
walls of the building have been com
pleted for several months and the
plans for the roos will be received
at once. The work will be push
ed to completion as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
J. P. KEENER Esq, and wife gave
an elegant reception Friday to their
son John F. and bride A large num-
Der of the intimate friends of the
family were present After several
hours spent in social converse the
guests repaired to the dining room
and partook of a repast consisting of
all the delicacies of the season. The
affair will long be remembered by
those present.
LAST Saturday the wife of Mr..
Eugenius Snider, of Monongalia
county, had her entire left breast re-
moved in consequence of a cancerous
formation. The operation was per
formed'at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Weatherwax by the Drs. Ogden, of
this place, assisted by DIR Harry
Harr, Of Palatine. The lady has
been doing well since, and it is
thought will speedily recover Vest
Vfrginion.
AN ITEM in the University column
of our last issue will recall to
many the young man who at