The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-26

ed administrator Of the estate Of
the late Jacob Kiger.
The Commercial Hotel will serve
a splendid dinner o-mcrrow. The
bill OF fare is given in another col
unn,
THE supreme court is in session
at Charleston, but has not reached
the oil lease cases from this county
SO far.
DoN'T fail to secure tickets early
for the engagement of the Shuman-
Wentworth quartet. They will be
here Dec. 3.
THEY are having some trouble
with the water supply, or rather
with the manner in which it is sup
piled, st Fairmont.
A MAN was killed in Ohio last
week by bundle of papers thrown
from moving train. A great many
were killed by the news the papers
contained.
THE new Normal School building
at Fairmont is nearly completed.
The building will be equipped with
electric lights and will have a tow
or clock costing 5000.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
School of this place has been re or
ganized and meets every Sabbath
afternoon at 8 o'clock. Every one
is cordially invited to attend.
THERE was dance at j. p. Bur
bridges at Dellslow, ON Saturday
night which was attended by num-
Der of people from here. Joy was
unconfined, and they didn't get home
till morning.
ONLY one $4,000 bill and only
three $4,000 are now outstanding
Originally there were $40000,000
worth of 81 900 notes and $20,000,-
worth of $4,000 notes. The others
have been redeemed.
The grand jury at Moundsville
has indicted for murder an insane
man, John Chambers. He lives at
the county infirmary, and had killed
Eliza Duncan and Wesley Holmes
by setting their beds on fire.
The Shuman lady quartet will
please the people. With them is the
famous Wentworth, whose mon
ologues have entertained interested
and amused thousands of American
audiences They will be here Dec.
3.
AT the Democratic demonstration
at Cassville last Wednesday night
the younger of the Bumgardner
brothers was kicked by a horse.
The result was very painful wound
which has confined him to the house
ever since.
THE clerk of the county court
has made the two following fiducis-
ry appointments, in vacation: F. w.
and j. j. Thompson executors of
the estate of Mary Thompson, de-
ceased. W. L. Hagans administra-
tor of the estate Of Jane Hagans,
deceased.
The State Line road was inspected
Tuesday by the B. q o. engineers,
but whether the road was taken of
the hands of the contractors is not
known here yet. Arrangements
were, however, made with the con-
tractors TO run passenger trains over
the road between here and Smith
field to-day UniontoUn Standard.
WHEN are you going to extend
Main street, gentlemen of the coun-
Gil? The low cost grading Beech
urst avenue has probably shown
you, as well as a great many others,
that street making is not an enor-
monsly expensive undertaking. The
clamor for the. extension of Main
street will certainly never abate till
the work is begun. The people will
not get over it.
STILL another week has gone by
and Sheriff elect Hare has not named
his deputies. Several of the boys
are getting anxious, as the east
side deputyship is one that is sought
after. Then they would like to
know whether or not Mr.. Hare will
himself come to live in the jailor's
residence. On these points he has
kept mum and is still keeping that
way.
THE West Virginia Editorial
association is holding a session at
Charleston, beginning to-day. News.
paper men from all parts of the
state are in attendance, and pleas
ant time is anticipated. Julian E.
Fleming editor of this paper, is the
secretary Of the association, and is
present at the meeting. A trip
down into Virginia will be taken,
Mr.. Fleming being among the num-
Der who will take this pleasurable
jaunt.
Hon. GEORGE G. STURGIss, who is
q. S. District attorney under the
present administration, has been
offered, tits said two positions which
will each pay as large q salary as
the one he now holds. They are
both railroad attorney for great cor
porations of that kind. It is more
than probable that he will accept
one of these. The fall of the official
axe will have less pain to Mr.. Stur-
giss than to any other federal Office
holder in the state it would seem.
The foot ball team at the Univer-
sity has so far failed to make any
definite arrangement for an exhibit
ton to show the object of its organ
izatien. Tomorrow might be a
good day for a picked team of men
of the town finding out just how
much there is in this expensively
uniformed team. No doubt both
sides would gladly accept the sug-
gestion. A moderate fee to be
charged would not keep away the
large crowd that wants to see the
game. Arrange the matter tonight
SOME young men who had the or
chestra fever but got over it, are now
agitating the formation of a must
cial and dramatic society, whose eff
forts in the main should be for the
particular entertainment of its
members. Ladies of musical OF
histrionic inclinations would be in
vited to membership. 1t is to be
hoped that the matter will materia
lie. There was such society
here in the good old days gone by
and it was productive of rare inter
est and enjoyment.
LAST Friday evening, just short
while before the arrival of the 7:1s
train, there was some man whose
love of excitement was greater thar