The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-12-03

Farmers store and save money.
L. v. KICK who held ticket No.
80, drew the fine music DO K at Ma
dera's.
AN elegant line of ladies and gen.
tlemen's gloves at the Farmers
Store.
TIE new scientific building at the
University goes right ahead in it's
march to completion.
HAVE too many dry goods at the
Farmers Store and we are going to
run many of them out at reduced
prices.
REMEMBER that Hutchinson u ia
cobs now carry full line of furni-
turc and the low prices are selling
lots Of it.
MUSICAL people cannot afford to
miss the Schuman-W Wentworth quar-
tet, at the M. +. Church next Satur-
day night.
HAS the joint proposition of the
county court, council and property
owners to pave court alley fallen
through withp
The change Of time which recent
ly took effect on the f., M. q p. de-
creases the running time of trains
between here and Fairmont five min
utes.
THIS WEEK--Everybody can buy
the best shoes and rubbers. See the
mems $500 line, including "Doug-
las" only to be had at G. w. John
d. Co.'S.
BUT enc marriage license has been
issued during the past week, being
to John X. Dusenberry, 26, and Hat
tie Barrackman, 26, both of this
county.
A MEETING Of the Board of Regents
of the University will be held here
on Wednesday, Dec 7, at which it is
thought great deal Of important
business will be transacted.
T. b. TERRY has been appointed
to the Singer Sewing Machine agen-
cy at this place, and he has his of
flee at Mrs. Brands, on Front street
where he may be found during bust
ness hours.
THIS WEEK-Arriving, the best
line of mems shoes ever shown in
this vicinity, the So, So, and 81 mems
goods have no equal for style and
wear (all widths) only at G. W.
John & Co.'S.
IT may be decided by Mr.. Hare
whether or not he will live in the
Jail residence, but he has told no one
of such decision, and no man knows
who the jailor will be when Mr..
Jones moves out.
The Schumann quartet will give
its performance next Saturday even
ing at the M. E. Church, which has
been secured especially for this event.
The admission fee will be so cents,
with no reserved seats.
THE lumber for the theatre build
ing has not arrived yet and the pro-
jeetors of that enterprise are greatly
disappointed to know that they will
have no theatre at the time they had
confidently expected to have one.
The grand military ball, which is
being arranged by several of our
military people from the Natl Guard,
U. S. A., and cadet corps, is to be
given just preceding Christmas holi-
days. and that is by no means long
time away.
j. q. LAWYER, n counterfeiter who
WAS in Jail at Clarksburg, made his
escape few nights ago by digging
hole through the wall of the build
ing. This is the second time be has
escaped from the officers. He is an
intelligent man and what the boys
usually term ga slick article"
In the bill filed by Eli Conn at
torneys he aggregates his suit
against Lane Bros. q Co. at $4,000,
and we were in error last week in
saying $4,000. The New DOMINION |
has interviewed Mr.. H. L. Lane, and |
he states their line of defense will be
that they gave ample warning to the
boat.
COUNCILMAN MooRHEAD alone and
unaided was the overseer of the work |
of the sewer from Long Alley down
Walnut to.the river. He made the
plan, hired the hands and was act
ually overseer of the work. 1t is
pleted-last week we noted that
it soon would be-and Mr.. Moor
head should be as proud of his work
as he has right to be.
THERE are several physicians
throughout the state who are after
the appointment superintendent
of the new insane asylum. 1t is
said that some of the friends of DIR. |
Dorsey P. Fitch will try to secure
him the position. Judge Ollie, of
this place, is one of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the Institution. The ap-
pointment is to made at the next
meeting Of the Board, is the under
standing at present.
A MAN by the name of Thomas
Page, of Fairmont, who had teams
at work on the railroad extension
came into town last Wednesday
evening and reported that he had
been robbed of$250 by negro labor
ers who he said, tied him to q tree
after taking his money and then
made their escape. For some rea.
son no effort was made to capture
the alleged thieves and it has been
intimated that the robbery did not
occur, though how true this is we
cannot say, certain it is that the
matter dropped rather fiat
THE Fairmont Free Press is en-
tirely too anxious to be great fam
lily newspaper In fact it froths and
jumps up and down with juvenile
impotence. For instance, last week,
speaking of something in the line of
electric lights il said, 'we can boast
of with pride. That was only hur-
ry that made such utter contempt
for good English But it was awful
when it said, Following is the full
text" when it spoke OF court reports,
and the good father above only knows
what 1.-THE full text of court pro-
ceedings is. That paper even went
so far as to say in defiance of etomol-
ogy or syntax, that "the days of cam
paign enthusiasm is past" and in an
other place the spectators seems"
These are small matters, very small,
but the Free Press started ont an a