The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-17
Buy your Standard flour

at Victor Mills SO cts. a sack
The final examination of schoo
teachers will be held at the Academ,
Friday, Oct. 18th.
IT reported that Henry Fredericl
who formerly worked for A. Bowe
will open barber shop here.
Wewill exchange 80 lbs. o
of Hominy for I bushel O
corn yellow or white at Victor
Elevator & Mills Co.
The WORK of repairing the crib
bling of dams Nos. 8 and 8, is about
completed and it is expected to have
the work finished before another
rise in the river
WANTED:-A girl to assist in the
care of child year and half old
Work light, family is boarding. The
highest wages paid. Enquire at this
Office or at Wallace House.
The recent order to publish list OF
delinquint tax payers in the borough
has had the effect of causing a great
many to come forward with their
sheckles and take up the receipts.
DANIEL S. WINGER and wife have
moved, into Prof /. c. Whites house
near the second Decker's creek
bridge vacated by Sol Wright who,
removed to John E. Prices farm.
The street next to the F. M. d p.
r. r. in South Morgantown is being
graded and the ravine it crosses will
be filled up to the grade ofthe street,
I. r. Evans has the contract for the
work.
Our young society gentlemen are
making great preparations for ball
to be given at ArmoryHall on Hallow-
cen. 1t is the intention of the COM
mittee having the matter in charge
to make this the most brilliant affair
ever given in the modern Athens.
Rev. GEO. M. KELLY and family
moved their household goods from
Illinois to Morgantown recently.
Rev. Mr.. Kelly will take charge of
church either in Pennsylvania or
Ohio but has not as yet decided
which of the two calls he will accept.
The FOOT bridge across Falling
Run in the University Campus has
been completed. The bridge cost
$3.50. all of which has been subscrib-
ed with the exception of $50 Part
les who have not given their share
toward this great improvement
should come forward at once.
SEVERAL Pennsylvanians came up
on the boat Friday with their bird
dogs and guns. AS it is not lawful
to hunt quail till Nov. LIST, lookout
should be kept for these parties, and
also for several of our own sports
men who have already been out in
the field not only breaking the law
but taking advantage of law abiding
sportsmen.
THERE are now two hundred and
sixty five scholars enrolled at the
Morgantown Public school. Ofthis
number sixty are members of the
High school. The graduating class
this year will be one of the largest
since the adoption of the graduating
system. Under the direction of
Principal Brand the school is max
ing marked progress in all depart
ments.
Mrs. HARKER wife of George
Harker the popular brakeman on
the f. M. q p. R. R. received $3.50.
a few days ago from the Star Soap
Co. for the correct answer to rebus
published by the company. The
first prize was $1,000. Mrs. Harker
is to be congratulated on her good
fortune. She had about forgotten
having sent in the answer and was
most agreeably surprised ON receiv-
ing the money which came by ex-
press.
The Epworth League of the NJ E.
church held interesting services on
evening in lieu of the regu-
lar preaching service. Mrs. Presi-
dent Day opened the meeting with a
most instructive and finished address
that was an inspiration to all pres
ent. She was followed with interest
ing papers and readings by Mr.. Hart
man, the Misses Hattie Hagans, Car
rie Dickerman, Blanche Anderson
and Susie Meyer. The League is be-
coming quite attractive to the young
people.