The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-05

DR.. Geo. Il. Morris, Dentist, will be
at HIS Office In MOrgant0wn, uutil
further notice, from the Goth to the last
OF each month
PosTEN's Store at Little Falls is
now filling up with new goods.
GET ready for the big Democratic
demonstration to be held here some
time soon aften the election.
TIE bricklaying for the new brick
house on Main street, on the site OF
the old Cobun house, is completed.
1t is going to be fine dwelling.
BORN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Berkshire, at the home of Mrs. BIS
parents in Clarksburg, on last Sun
day, 10-pound boy baby.--Fair-
mont Inder.
Council has granted permission
for the ball room at the town build
to be used for holding mock elections
to clubs Of all parties, to drill in vo-
ting on Tuesday next.
The theatre building company
has decided that the play house
shall be frame, and work on it will
begin as soon as the foundation is
completed, which will be in short
time.
The contract was not taken for
building sewer down Walnut street
from the court house to the river,
and is being done by workmen I'M
der the supervision of members of
the council.
REPUBLICAN, bosses are trying and
will still try to hire Democrats to
stay away from the polls. This is
clearly violation of the law. Have
anyone arrested on the spot who
tries to hire a voter to stay away
from the polls.
THEY have tried, and tried, but
they can't make the thuse they did
in the long, long ago, when the peo-
pie hadn't begun to get their eyes
open. 1t has been quiet with the
RAIDS this year, even to the using
of much money.
NAVIGATION on the river below
Pittsburg has been practically sus-
pended on account of the low stage
of the water. The boats that come
up here have hard times some days
to get into some Of the locks owing
to shallow water
The Building and improvement
Company will be heard from after
the election. Things have been
pretty quiet with the concern for a
time, but it was organized for the
industrial welfare of the town, and
will accomplish that purpose.
SOME of the boys must have wait
ed till IL o'clock struck last night
and then started. At any rate, this
morning the sportsmen, guns and
bird dogs were all out of town.
The bird law let up until Dec. 20
yesterday, and that accounts for it
ALL
The store rooms that will be in the
new building now being erected by
Brock Wade Il Reed will be occupied
by j. M. Reed q Co.'S drug store and
Mrs McVicker d Co.'S Millinery
store. The building will be com
pleted this fall, and will be fine
one.
The consciousness of having a
remedy at hand for Group, pneu-
monia, sore throat, and sudden colds
is very consoling to a parent. With
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
in the house, one feels, in such cases
sense of security nothing else can
give.
IT was "a great meeting at Fair
mont II didn't seem that the
miners had deserted the cause of
Democracy, Judging by the hun
dfeas of them ia the parade. Dem
eefats from dozens of towns were
the 9 aud all we're entertained and
enti.used
CLARKsBuRG is now reveling in the
luxury Of natural gas, the line having
been completed last Thursday and
natures best fuel having been turn
ed on. Clarksburg is ahead of Fair
mont in the acquisition of the gas,
but Fairmont will also have it in a
very few days.
The more than 100 Democratic
students at the University are now
confronted with the fact that their
ballots are expected to be cast this
year. Most of these are first voters
and if they don't take the opportu-
nifty now it will be long time be-
fore they can vote for the next Pres
ident
A RESIDENT of this magisterial dis
arictsmay vote at any one of four
places, up the creek near Mellon s
Chapel, in South Morgantown at
VIM. Hogue's paint shop, at the court
house or at the town building. But
"a Voter cannot vote in any but the
magisterial district in which he re-
sides.
The work of laying new surface
drains over the town is going ahead,
not a street is to be missed in this
Improvement. Some day, perhaps
the Improvement may get to an ex-
tension of Main street. If any 9TH
er improvement comes before that
it will not be because it is needed
as much.
THE fops of local people into the
ranks of Democracy are getting to
be almost too numerous to mention.
It is all gratifying, but it is not sur
rrising at all that they should at
last get their eyes opened to the true
state of affairs. No wonder the court
house ring is getting blue in the face,
figuratively speaking. 1t takes the
unwholesome breath of the ring.
On Tuesday, Rev. S. H. Day left
town for Harrisburg Pa. where he is
called to attend meeting of Ep-
worth league leaders. He goes from
there to Boston to visit friends in
New England. Returning he will
stop at Baltimore where he repre-
sents the w. Va. Methodist confer
ence as official visitor on College Day
at the Woman's College, Nov. 9Th.
CIRCUIT Court has adjourned, after
session Of less business transacted
than at any previous session in the
memory of man This was merely
because, after the most of the state
cases had been continued that there
was no business to do. The time
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