The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-29
DR.. Geo. B. Morris, Dentist, will be
at his Office In Morgantown, until
further notice. from the Goth to the last
Of each month

1000 voters in the county.
In the spring we say the trees arr
leaving. About this time we say thu
leaves are leaving.
LoUeH Bios. carriage works build
ings are going up rapidly and viii
be completed before a great while.
Our cash prices prove how much
more alive handy quarter is thar
a credit-hung dollar.
PRoTzMAN, Photographer.
IT is said that j. M. Howard, who
carries on the wagon making bust
ness extensively, will remove his
works to this place.
THERE will be an oyster supper
and ice cream festival at Municipal
Hall Tuesday evening November Isl
given by the ladies of the Presby
terian Church.
A. G. BRADLEY, formerly Of Mason
town, has purchased the tin shop
that belonged to Fielding Kiger, and
will carry on the business and re.
move his family here.
"CRIMP is coming" and in this
connection it may be remarked tina,
the weather indications are that
Nov. s will be a mighty cold day
for the Republican party.
The Morgantown Planning Mills
is more to the point and tells better
the nature of the plant than Tygard
Manufacturing Company, hence it is
a better name and the change made
Is proper one.
JUST simply draw u line with a
pen through all the tickets on the
new ballot except the one headed
Democratic ticket, and you will find
it an easy matter to vote and your
conscience will be clear.
ALL the stores in town closed on
the afternoon of Columbus Day, and
there was no school at any of the
institutions here that day. There
is every probability that Columbus
Day each year will be set aside as a
uaLiODal monday.
DR. CAssELLBERRY and James G.
Wallace each purchased a blooded
horse at Lexington, Ky. on their re-
cent visit to that place. The num-
Der of fine horses in this community
keeps growing large with each sue
cceding year
The people of Fairmont had o
very creditable Columbian Day pa
rade, in which every business man
took some part, the young ladies and
gentlemen taking very active inter
est in it. Fairmont did herself
proud that day.
IT is said that A. j. Hicks, recent
ly mentioned in these columns as
being one of the captors of the
Coeieys, will remove to Morgantown
to engage in the timing business.
He will find both welcome and
prosperity here.
LIZ IS said that the Democi ats are
going to make their meeting at
Blacksville next Saturday second on
ly to the biggest thuse of the cam
paign, which was here on Saturday
a week ago. 1t is to be hoped their
expectations will be realized.
IT is probable that Morgantow n
will not be without a lecture course
during the season for a long time to
come. The course for this winter
has been arranged by Students
Hartman & Mayors and it has been
well done. The first one will be given
November llth
FIVE months from now will put
us in the month of uncertain wealth
er, April. and in that same month
and weather those who have the price
may ride to Pittsburg by rail over
the F., M. d P. extension" These
are the words of prominent rail
road man who knows what he is talk
ing about.
ELECTRIC light on the streets would
be an improvement that Council is
aware of. There certainly could be
not great deal of difference in the
cost between electric light and gas.
Gas for fuel beats anything, and we
are all thankful to be so fortunate
as to have it, but as an illuminant it
simply don't compare with electric
light.
HE conveyances of property in
and near town of late to persons re-
siding in other places has been con-
siderable, which is a good indication
that Morg antown real estate is a
profitable investment. There is nc
surer indication that the town has a
bright future and that the attention
of investors from abroad is being at
tracted than the numerous sales OF
late.
BETWEEN Smithfeld and the Cheat
river bridge there 800 men working
on the railroad. Along Grassy run
The grading is heavy, requiring six
bridges, from 40 to 70 feet span. The
work on the tunnel down on that
section is going ahead rapidly, and
all the work is being pushed more
vigorously than any on this side OF
Cheat has been. The Cheat river
bridge force is working rapidly also.
REV. IRELAND, the pastor of the M
Z. church, was pounded at his
home on the west side Thursday eve
ming. Friends of his and his estim-
able family invaded the pastors
home, completely surprising all the
family, each bearing token whose
aggregate made a regulation pound
party. After the guests had all been
received very pleasant social even
ing was passed, all remaining until
a late hour.
THERE is second apron being plac
ed on Dam No.9 Monongahela rive,
boats, owing to the current, have .
good deal of trouble in getting into
the lock, and this second apron il
being placed with the expectation OF
remedying the matter complained of
Dam No. 8 being owned and operated
by the Government, U. S. Engineer
Golay of this place, has charge of the
work. The repairs will be compile
ted this week.
The democrats will hold monster
meeting at Fairmont ON Friday even
ing, speaking to begin at 7 o'clock
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson and Senator
Faulkner will address the people
Special rates will be given on the
railroad and possibly special train
back to Morgantown at night Sew
eral Wheeling clubs will be present
and narticinate in the narada Il