The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-12-17

tue spring. "ltn INDUSTRY dHU pup
ulation.
A NEW crossing is being made
from Caracas to Lazier's store, on
Main street.
BOOKLETS, Chatterboxes, Christmas
cards and books at j. N. Reed 4
Co.'S. See them.
A MARRIAGE license has been issued
to Thos. j. Summers, 81, and Char.
lotte Sapp, Is, the only one for the
past week.
No SUCH vases as those at j. M
Reed Il Co.'S were ever offered here
No prettier Christmas gift for lady
could be thought of.
The negro highwaymen have not
been captured. They were too neal
the Pennsylvania state line to do
law and justice any good.
The many attractions noticed in
our local columns at j. NJ Reed d
Co.'S are by no means all they have
You cant go amiss there if you want
to buy handsome Christmas gift
CHEAPEST books ever seen in Nor
gantown at j. M. Reed d Co.'S. Mary
standard works neatly bound are sold
at 20 cents. Better buy at once OF
you will not be able to secure them
The sale of his house hold goods
and other personal property is ad-
yertised in this issue by Daniel For
dyce. The sale will take place at
his home on Sunnyside on Thurs
day Dec. 20.
A MAN named Gains was fatally
injured at CASTOR Mines near Fair
mont on Monday by mass of coal
falling upon him. One of his legs
was broken in two places and he was
otherwise injured.
II. s. HAYES carries she finest line
of China. They offer a Hayiland
china dinner set Of 129 pieces for $50
German and American sets at SIS to
$25. Toilet sets, decorated, at from
So to $40 for II piece set.
The bird law runs out on a week
from next Saturday. Something
strange, but the greater the hunter
the greater his regard for the
measure. The law is a good thing
in protecting the quail species.
The finest line of perfumeries; the
prettiest vases: the most elegant
ladies writing desks; ladies card
cases; the prettiest and best combs
and brushes; Christmas cards peck
ct books ETC., at j. NJ. Reed d Co.'S
liz the Fairmont Free Press dom,
know d typographical error from a
grammatical monstrosity, it would
better go to night school. "Den't
evade the issue if you would wear
a starry crown of doubled foot get
there.
The Waynesburg Messenger says
it seems the people of that town
have gi zen up the idea of ever having
big fair there, and the spacious
grounds south of town are to be cut
up into lots, and sold out for build.
ing purposes.
THIS has been our best year fol
selling goods. But we still have toe
much clothing and too many over
coats, ladies coats, hats, boots and
shoes, dress goods, underwear and
gloves, that prices must make go
at Hutchinson d Jacobs.
The organization of musical
society here has not been perfected
yet, but when Ed Mayors goes into
a project of musical nature h,
knows no such word as fail. Ed il
interested, which is the same al
saying great many other people
are.
EVEN a ferret can't stand too much
Of a good thing. Last week Charlie
Hayes ferret turned his little pink
toes up to the daisies. He had caught
II rats on the day of his dissolution
and experts say that number is fal
in excess of the capacity of the aver
age ferret.
HE adjoining property to tn,
Fairmont depot has been purchased
by the B. & 0. for the purpose, it il
maintained, of putting thereon depot
buildings that the people need moi
be ashamed Of. Fairmont ought te
have something in place of hel
ramshackle station building
THIS is the time to have carriages
of all kinds painted, and by spring
they will be in splendid condition
for use. Dave Hogue, South Nor
gantown, is prepared to execute al
kinds of work in this line, as well al
all kinds of ornamental painting
He is a skilled artisan and will Civ,
satisfaction,
A PROVINCIAL newspaper calls at
tention to feeding bottle i e.
nursing bottle) advertisement which
concludes with the words; "Whel
the baby is done drinking it must b,
unscrewed and laid in cool plac,
under tap. If the baby does no
thrive On fresh milk, it should b,
boiled" This, may be remarked,is Q
trifle hard on the baby.
THERE will probably be new sur
vey made of the river from here t.
Fairmont preliminary to that hopet
for improvement-slackwater to tina
town. There is now an appropria
ton of $4,000 for the work of tn,
survey, tests for dams, &C., when thi
part Of the matter reaches completion
locks and dams will be put in, i
there is sufficient appropriation
and by some this is considered doubt
full.
THE Parthenon literary has select
ed as essayist' in the inter-seciety
contest q man who was the choic,
on account of his merits, namely E
B. Stewart, of Berkeley county. Mr.
Stewart has had experience as ,
writer. This experience, combined
with knowledge, will enable him t.
thoroughly and entertainingly
elucidate the points of a given sub
iect. His selection is to be com
meIded.
Big Coal Deal.
Another large coal field down il
West Virginia was purchased Mon
day by capitalists of Connellsvill'
and IIn;onfo~o OIL Dor UU,1ao,