The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-12-10
Or. Geo. Il. Morris Office will be
open for business continuously from
now until Spring.

DR.. j. y. HAWTHORNE will be a
home during December. Now is tn,
stlms to have your teeth filed or thu
aching enes extracted without pain b!
the use Of Odontunder.
LADIES wraps. Ladies wraps a
.Hirschnan's.
FINE line of wall pockets at Protz-
mans Art Emporium.
Pretty toys for girls and boys at
protzman's Art Emporium.
FoR the Holidays Handkerchief,
il silk and linen at Hirschman's.
CLYDE ALEXANDER is now the hus
Ting young agent of the Wheeling
News.
HANDSOME French Plate mirrors
with solid oak frames at Protzman
Art Emporium.
Cor. GoLAY's Office is now in the
room formerly occupied by Cox a
Baker, ON Chancery Row.
WHAT q perfect, ideal place for /
beautiful ball would be the third
door Of the new business block OIL
Main street
The G. w. Dorsey farm, out ths
Kingwood road, is advertised fol
sale in this issue, and it is very de
sirable property.
IT is said that movement is on
foot to have one of the biggest wood
working factories in the country
isssate at Point Marion.
CHARLIE HAYES has ferret, which
has aroused interest in rat catching
among all who watch the long ami
,aal wherever he performs.
The question of who will be per
msnently installed as Janitor is one
thing certain to be settled by the
present meeting of the university
Regents.
MISS EMMA WHITE is gaining
quite reputation as an artist.
Some of her work with the crayon
shows considerable talent. 1t is
very beautiful.
The work on the inside of the
Brock, Reed and Wade building
goes on for few hours after night
now, in order to have it finished
Through and through by Jan. l.
THIS is the season that the dead
beat is particularly industrious with
his wits trying to swindle the man
who has been his benefactor. About
the most abominable creature in ex-
.stence is the worthless beat.
THE supreme court has reversed
the decision of the circuit court in
the case of the Second National
Band against Keck, trustee of AL
lender, &c. The court here, Judge
Jacobs, presiding, decided in favor
of the trustee, but the court of final
resort give the case to the bank
In another column will be found
fully reported the amount of taxes
for the year beginning in October,
1892, each magisterial district will
have to pay. and for what purposes
the money is to be expended. The
full amount Of taxes on real and per-
sonal property in the county is $S5,
5000.
THE coming municipal election
will not be held under the provisions
of he new election law. 1t applies
onl, to elections where state or con
gressional officers are chosen, but it
may he used in municipal elections
II 81 decided npon by council. But
our council will not SO decide, some
of the members say.
SAM PIoKENPAUGH is transforming
his shop on Long Alley into double
dwelling house, which he will rent to
two families. To make the change
it was necessary to build additions
to the rear of the building and We.
randas will be put in front Alto
gether they will be neat and COM
Portable places to live.
Our Wadestown correspondent
complains of the brevity of the school
term in the country districts. He is
all right, and if his lead is followed
by the voters in his districts Battelle
would have as long a school term as
desired. OF course the school terms
are too short. In articles columns in
length this paper has proved it to the
people.
LAST Fridays frosty, clear morn
ing they began to tear down the
wigwam. 1t didn't take nearly so
long to tear it down, as it did. to
build 'er. They will never have an
other wigwam, poor things, and it
was a shame to spoil the one they
did have. For it was nice wigwam,
SO it was, and little brides built
nests in it.
The old man Cooley had not been
arrested till last Thursday, but that
day Fayette's sheriff went to Fair
chance and took him ank his wife to
Uniontown, charged with completely
in me multitudinous Cooley thefts.
They gave bond for their appearance.
The coils are tightening around the
recent terrors of the mountains, and
next court they will squeeze SO tight
as to squelch them forever more.
A swINDLE worked in the follow
ing manner is noted in an exchange:
A stranger goes around insuring
property, and delivers a handsome
policy. If the farmers building
never burns he never knows that he
has been swindled, but if it does
and he begins to look around for his
money he finds that there is not,
ncr never was any such company.
The agent pockets the premium and
that is the last you ever hear of him
or his company.
The people of Smithfield are
greatly worked up and agitated be-
cause the B. & O. does not open up
their recently completed road to that
place for travel. The road has been
there for some weeks, but train ser
vice has not begun No doubt the
B. Il o. has very good reason for all
this. That company has reputa-
tion for knowing its business. The
road is not ready to be opened, for
some cause which the Smithfield peo-
Pile do not know, and when every
thing is lovely the goose wis hang
high
WHEN a man is through with bis
days work and is sitting down reat-
ing in his home, he cannot read tie
advertisements ON the fences, and
the hand bills and circulars that
we're left on bis door step during the
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