The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-09-03


Protzman house on Wiley street.
Mr.. Protzman will occupy portion
of Miss Arab Jane Evans house, on
the same street.
AN italian stone cutter left here a
few days ago for his native country.
He was getting three dollars day
for his work but was dissatisfied be-
cause he had to spend fifty four
cents of it for board.
Inf Ballot Commission for Mon
ongalil county, necessary under the
provisions of the new ballot law, was
nominated on Saturday, and con
sists of VIM. E. Glasscock, chairman,
l. G. Lazzell and VIM. Simpson.
TIE strikes in the mining towns
above have all been declared off and
everything is again as serene and as
busy as could be desired. Montana,
Monongah, Opekiska-all are again
the scenes of former activity and
free from their recent Improbable
discord.
STATES Attorney Fortney and posse
arrested three men on the river at
Trowbridge's Ferry, last Thursday
evening, and brought them to town
on suspicion of being members of the
Cooley gang. They were held here
till Saturday and then released. -
Kiagwood Argus.
ALEXANDER q JACOBS is the only
place in Morgantown that you can
buy white sewing machine or Zell's
fertilizers. These articles need no
comments and can be bought at their
place on Walnut street, at any time
as cheap as their quality will allow
them to be sold.
The Cassvilie brass band, after
furnishing music for the Alliance
picnic at Little Falls last Friday,
come here on the evening train and
played several pieces. They play
well and were heartily applauded.
Taylor Martins martial band also
played, and it is the best of its kind
in the county.
The station on the F., M. & P. r.
r heretofore known as Clements will
hereafter be called Luther, in honor
Of Captain j. H. Luther, the popular
Yard Master at this place. This is
an honor we'll bestowed for there has
not been for years more genial or ac-
communicating official at the depot
than Captain Luther.-Inder.
IF this matter of sewer building
gets good start it will likely extend
over the length and breadth of the
town. Thi~Satter presents itself
quite forcibly to those building new
houses 1t seems that private cap
ital must be employed in the consum-
nation OF the object, though, but il
public money can't be, it's good
thing to have, no mater the consid-
Grafton.
MARION county Democrats, held
their county convention last Satur-
day, and a good, strong ticket was
nominated. one that insures victory
for the party in that county. 1t is;
for sheriff, u. G. Morgan, for prose
cutting attorney, Charles Powell, fol
county commissioner, T. J. Hartley
for house of delegates, Col. G. L
Smith and John Brock; for assessor
western district, Jesse G. Floyd
eastern district, VIM. Michael
NEXT Monday the dearly beloved
RAIDS will be talked to by Atkinson
and Wisner, who will have on exhi-
bition that phenomenon of nature
known as Davis. who may be viewed
by the crowds free of charge. 1t is
said that he will appear ON the plat
form and bow, but as is usual with
circuses all is not don that is on thu
bills, so it can't be stated positively
that this performance will be gone
through with. The two gentleman
named will show the relation between
shis phenomenon and the tariff,
DENNIS figured again in the May.
or's court on Monday morning, max
ing Just how mary times nothing
but the record can tell, having on the
Saturday previous had his animosit,
toward Jim johnson, his nephew
aroused by sundry potations of the
horrible brew he some way is said tc
be able to get hold Of, and the afore
said Jim fell before the other enrag
ed son of Ham. 1t was no new story
for Dennis to 60 to Jail, where ht
staid till Monday, then came tie
trial and fine OF 1918. He paid 81
ana \was released on promise q
y 3 balance on Saturday. -