The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-26

Saturday, November 26, 1892.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris, Dentist, will be
ut his office In MOrgantown, until
fartker notice, from the Goth to the last
u each month
A NEW board walk has been built
on Bumbo Lane from Main street to
Long Alley.
DEC. 3, or pne week from next Sat
urday, is the time when the Shuman-
Wentworth quartet will delight q
large Morgantown audience.
A VACANT lot will in a few days
be where the wigwam now is. 1t is
to be torn down. They built'er but
what earthly or political good did
she do?
The oldest school building in West
Virginia is on the farm of Judge
Daniel B. Lucas, in Jefferson county
1t has been photographed for the ex-
ihihit at Chicago.
TnE stable belonging to John LIE.
veil, near Fairmont, was burned one
night last week and several horses
we're consumed by the flames. Tht
loss is over $4,000.
HENRY HAYES wears the belt 80 fal
for bagging the greatest amount Of
game at one days hunt this season
He went out last Wednesday and
brought back 60 birds and rabbits
The Executive committee of the
Regents of the University will meet
next Friday. A meeting of the full
Board will be held on the week fol
lowing, the first week of December
The boiler used in making the
steam heat for the M. K. Church has
been replaced and is again in use
The boiler was burnt out some time
ago through some ones neglect, OIL
forgetfulness.
The Wheeling Nescs seems to have
resumed its chronic efforts to inJur'
the West Virginia University
This will be about as successful al
its attempt to elect Professor Miller
- Wetzel Democrat.
The increase in the membership
of the Odd Fellows of this State dur
ing the past year has been l 1884, al
average of over 100 per month. This
shows that the order is growing rap
idly in West Virginia.
E.r,xrocpr 1au,onroto laid thon,aol
YES out for a grand thuse on Satur
day night, and they were eminently
successful in their efforts. 1t was ,
big time. Fairmont has had null
'tiplicity of big times this fall.
The Baptists are taking the pre-
liminary steps toward having theil
new church house let to contract
The church will be situated on MAR
street, between the residences of w
W. Hayes and George G. Steele
The New DOMINION was observing
carpenters making board walk
One Of them looked up and said,
"The Republicans are doing this
Probably that board walk is what
they meant when they said "We'r'
going to builder"
NoTHING especial Of public ma
ture, aside from the union Thanks
giving service at the M. E. church
has been arranged for tomorrow
Thanksgiving day. Usually there il
something in the evening of that day
to attract the populace.
The lowest bid for excavating TO-
the Walnut street sewer, just com
lpleted. was SO rod. The council
hired men to do the work, and the,
by that means got the work done 70
$4.05 rod. They had good reason
certainly, for rejecting all bids.
THE contractors say that the grea
delay u the building of the theatr
Is that they have difficulty in pro
curing material. The demand il
greater than the supply. But Their
will he plenty OF building stuff alony
SOME time soon and then the worl
will go ahead rapidly.
INro innoeuous desuetude now ha
all the tom tom, gewgag business o
the campaign fallen. All the thuses
in whatever section, are over Th
feasts tomorrow may also assist il
making Us forget the strife, and al
once more becoming American citi
zcns with our business and homes
and usual affairs only to think about
Vale, campaign.
IT would, as this paper mentioned
before, take about $4,000 to make ,
road on the west side of the river
just like the newly-made Beechurs
avenue, from here to Granville. TIL,
Beechurst projectors had experienced
railroad contractors to do the worl
for them. The same should be dom
on the west side, and then what fin
road that would be.
TIE biggest price ever paid for a
musical attraction in Morgantowr
lis that guaranteed to the Shumar
Wentworth quartet, which is tt
appear here on the evening of Dec
3, under the auspices of the Idea
Lecture course. Music lovers will
appreciate this extraordinary attrac
1tion. There is no advance made OIL
admission price on account of it.
In another column is notice of
work entitled "The Denials of Ra
tionalism; or Man, God, and the Bi
BILE, 'as revised and rewritten by Rev
E. E. Moran, an alumnus of the Uni
rersity A copy of the book is her
and will be presented to the Univer
sity library. Mr. Moran has beef
in the ministry for about Is year
and is at present pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Ironton, Ohio.
WEST SIDE need feel no uneasi
ness. The same development of tn
wide coal territory will occur, for re
publican administrations didn't hav
any influence whatever on the Goa
business, especially in this section
There will be immense colleries o.
your side of the river, with railroad
facilities for the transportation o
the product, and that before the SUI
has shined great many more SO
times again.
THE B. q o. fast passenger trail
No. Z for Chicago jumped the tract
at point seven miles east of Graf
ton last Monday at an early houl
and the entire train was derailet
blocking both tracks so that train
were not able to pass for severs
hours. Although the train was we
filed with passengers and runnin
at high rate of speed it is remarks