The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
Red Fire. Roman
Candles, Flags, Tin
Horns, &C., &C.. at
Madera's News Store.

republicans came down here on the
9th, five orsix thousand enthusiastic
democrats will be here on the 18th.
Come down Bro. Powell.
A CHOICE lot of fire works and tin
horns may be had cheap by apply
ing to the radical boys who took the
precaution to lay in supply before
the election, SO they'd be sure to
have 'em.
JOHN WELLS horse ran away on
Friday night, totally demolishing
the cart to which it was hltched
Mr.. Wells was thrown out on the
ground, but was not hurt at all Sc
riously.
VIM, RIDES house in Union dis
trict was destroyed by fire ON Thurs
day night. The entire contents of
the house were consumed by the
flames. There was no insurance on
the property.
SEVERAL young men in and about
Morgantown who were brought up
republicans came out manfully and
cast their first vote for Mr.. Cleveland.
These are the men who will be heard
from in the future.
ONE of our good natured republi-
can friends yesterday remarked that
he thought probably it was a good
thing they had been hurled from
power. Whole stacks of other people
seem to think the same way
LAMAR POWELL says the darkest
cloud has silver lining, and adds
that if Prof Tom. Miller is not cleo
ted State Superintendent, their school
will not lose his services. 1t is need
less to say their school still has him.
Rev. DR.. HUTCHINSON, principal of
the M. E. Seminary at Buckhannon,
occupied the pulpit of his demon
nation here morning and evening
on Sunday last. During his stay in
town he was the guest of Rev. S. H.
Day.
NOTHING has been given out pub
iicly as to who Sheriff elect Hare
will appoint as his deputies nor
who will be the jailor of the county.
The changes in the officials for
Monongalia county will occur Jan.
| next.
Our esteemed contemporary will
beyond doubt announce this morning
that 1--WE have carried Monongalia
county" Which being literally in
terpreted means: "Praise God we
are not wholly wiped from the face
of the earth"
A YOUNG man who has always vot-
ed the Republican ticket said on
Wednesday night last: want them
to quit talking about ever carrying
this state. They are always going
to but never do. I'll take no stock
in that kind of talk hereafter
The Democrats of Cass district
will hold ajubilation at Cassville on
this, Wednesday evening, and every
body is invited. Quite crowd
from here has already arranged to
go. There will be several good
speakers and big Demonstration
No HALF rate tickets will be sold
for Salt River this time. The trade
is so unprecedented that the Naviga-
ton Company can not handle the
travel at full rates. Those who lost
everything betting will have to walk.
1t is hard old trip, rough, stony
and cherries. The only thing we
can do is to tender our commisera-
ton. Good by.
THE lecture by Prof. Denote, as
the initial installment of literary at
fractions to be provided by Hartman
d. Mayors lecture course was soc-
cess from every view point. 1t was
high in tone and appealed to the
strong consideration of every think
ing man. 1t also had the assurance
that the lecture course has made
step in securing talent of the best
and that their discrimi hatior in the
selection of lecturers will leave no
room for complaint on the part Of
patrons.
A VERY sensational story comes
from Kingwood in regard to Frank
Mckee, one of the best known young
men in the county, who went west
few years ago and was supposed
to have suicided. Mckee went to
Kansas in 1885, and in year or
two report reached Aingwood that
he bad committed suicide. The
family, relatives, and hundreds of
friends were astonished at the re-
port, while some doubted it. The
remains were brought home and
buried. A day or two ago his sis
ter received letter from Judge in
Kansas which puts revelation upon
all former reports The letter sta
ted that dying man had sent for
the Judge and told him with all the
soiemnity Of death bea that he
had killed Frank Mckee for his
money. aud as dying request he
wanted the Judge to communicate
this confession TO bis relatives In
Prestpn county.
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