The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-24


IHE Jungle OF weeus on IN
Daene'ol l''ooA p'e''A'S o'e''
apPs"A an
CHILDREN rs Knit sacques, moods
pootles ana mittens JOSH received e
'ne D'e live.
THERE IS a dangerous mole IN TN
moor OF the Deckers creek oridg'
near Mackey's mil.
HE enrolment OF the Uni versity
mas reached 2lo, the largest IN TINT
history OF the institution.
Buchwheat flour-the first
of the season at N. E. Skaters s.
CLAUDE, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Hutchinson, of Fairmont, fel
'ase ''"'u'oay anu DioAe his al H.
BUY your goods al II. r. hice ane
ne Will tell you now TO get a hn'
bound book, LIE OF i. i. barnum.
SOMETHING less than hve hundreo
measiy, NANCY MOUNDS IN town keel
tne citlzens awake nan the nighc ny
tneir moving.
HE citizens of South Morgan
lows are making vigorous KICK oe
cause tne mail-Dox near the priog'
mas peen removed.
BRICK pavements are not being
laid as rapidly as they might be
IL. L 4 l. l. &.
Ihere should be pavement before
every mousse before January, w.
New York capitalists are negotia
ting with some of our business met
for a site on which to erect Il shoe
factory. our boom Is on 10 stay.
Come on! come on! and get
some of that buckwheat -four
80 ~a.a;,od IN q CL,fo,,,
10 ioo0i'0u O. ~ u. N'iiai0i D
We were III error iasc "eeh IN say
ins 'nae ene genera, admission te
Evans IRVING Iark "ouio DC Ii
Genus IL shouio nave oeen 20 Genus
A LAST summer New England fake
of man drinking from o spring
swallowing snake ana throwing II
up, was worked over by a Hunting
ton paper.
AUTUMN leaves are unusually
beautiful this season, if we may
Judge from the number of parties OF
young ladies and gentlemen who &C
out to gather them.
JOHN DUGAN, of Waynesburg, Pa,
while on visit to his grandfather
John j. Morley ESQ. of Blacksmith
was thrown from horse and badly
injured about the head.
THE public buildings that are
soon to be erected on the Unive rsity
grounds will greatly enhance the
value of adjoining real estate. Now
is the time to invest in town lots.
Mr. AND Mrs JAS M BELL cele
brated their wooden WEDDING on the
18th inst. There were large
number of their friends present, and
a most enjoyable evening was pass
ed.
ALL of our towns are getting flags
and making weather per Uncle Jer-
rvs instructions, but the explana-
ton OF the flags as given by some OF
the State papers would supply per-
plexlty.
AN ATTENDANT of the Reform School
brought John Watts down last week
to testify in the Blair case, but his
evidence was not needed John is
doing well at the school and will be
discharged in June next, wiser and
better boy.
The entertainment to be Civ en-
by Mestrezats Orchestra should be
well attended. The members have
been practicing for some time for
this occasion, and will no doubt do
themselves proud. Remember the
date Oct. 80.
The young men who have been
turning off the gas lamp near the
head of the steps at the East end of
Court Alley may not know that the
PUBIC, OF goou portion Oh H. IS
on'o 1neln anu 1nei' reason ior not
"isnihs W oe SEEN
A PETITION praying for the estab
llshment OF postotfice in South
Morgantown is being circulated
among her citizens who are signing
1T to man. Well, our neighbor is
a full tiedged town, and we can i'm
agine of no reason why she is not
entitled to an office
Our obliging Post Master has