The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-10-07
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will be al
home from the goth to the last Of the
month until further notice.

on credit to students.
CIRCUIT court will open on Tues
day next, the 10th inst.
THE concrete work on dam No. 9
has been finished and there is now
an abundance of water.
The circuses always come in time
for the chestnuts if they happen to
miss the blackberry crop.
Next time the boys want to have
some fun at another's expense they
wont monkey with Sam Morris.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs George
Smith. Walnut Street, Thursday
September 28th, 1898, daughter.
Our physicians are all kept busy
now and generally have more calls
than they can give proper attention.
THE addition lately made by E. c.
Protzman to his gallery gives him
plenty of room and plenty of light.
The number of students now at
the University has gone considerably
beyond the 200 mark, and still they
come.
AMAN in Uniontown is trying to
send his wife to a reform school.
Possibly little of the same would
be good for him.
The new photograph gallery occu-
pied by G. S. Rogers is very com
plete He is prepared to do splendid
work in that line.
J. j. WHARTON has the contract
for building two residences on Beech
urst Avenue. One of them is almost
ready for occupancy.
FRANK PRIDE has the handsomest
express wagon in town. 1t was made
at Tough Bros. carriage manufac-
tory Beechurst Avenue.
THIs ID the time, to have your guns
bicycles and other jobs put in order.
at the Repair department of
The FARRow ARMS Co.
The University Campus has been
graded between the buildings, and
now the ground east of Common ce-
ment Hall is being graded for a
drill ground.
IT would be well for all shops and
residences to provide themselves now
with Il small quantity of coal to have
in case of accident to the gas line in
the winter
THERE is complaint made that
Young men practice upon their brass
horns on Sunday in some parts of
the town to the annoyance of their
neighbors.
The panic has affected but few
people in Morgantown. Nearly all
our mechanics have profitable en-
ployment and few laborers are in en-
forced idleness.
A GEORGIA editor says he is com
paratively free from bill collectors
now, as he is on the jury and they
can't get in. He hopes court will
last all winter.
THERE is not speakeasy in or
about Morgantown. This is very
gratifying statement for one to make
ami shows the respect for law that
our people have.
A LARGE number of valuable bird
dogs were poisoned last week in
Parkersburg and PIT Pleasant. In
the former city one dog valued at
$500 turned up his toes.
THE work of preparing the ground
for the erection of c. R. Hayes new
house on the lot purchased from DR..
Turner has begun. The house will
be one of the hest in town.
IT is predicted on all hands that
Barnum & Bailey's show will attract
the greatest crowd to Morgantown
that was ever seen here. We will
he glad to see them and try to &C
cnmmodate all
PERRY Walton caught 33 pound
pike day or Two ago with pole and
line. This is the Both one according
to his statement that he has caught
The last summer. Perry is entitled
10 the champion ship.
JUDGE HAGANs has returned from
Clarksburg. He continues to be 9
popular Judge While this Judicial
district remains republican, the re
publicans can not do better than
keep him on the bench.
IT is reported that party recent
ily explored theICave in Preston neal
the Monongalia line and that sever
al large compartments were founC
and many Indian relics. We will
have to see the papers for this.
UNCLE John Edwards wonders
why il is that the town uses so many
thousands of gallons of water wher
lie used to supply the town with wa
ter by the aid of one horse and ther
was unemployed much of his time.
Ii any shell men follow Barnum's
show they will of course catch green
les who do not read newspapers. W.
do not think the Barnum & BAILEY
people allow it but if there are any
fakirs the above are the people the,
will catch.
j. M. JACOBS is now in the Eas'
buying goods for Hutchinson u ia
cobs store at Little Falls, He viii
stop in Baltimore, Philadelphia ant
New York. Buyers who have cash
now can get goods at almost any
figure and Marsh" promises his
customers such bargains as they
have never seen when he returns.
PEOPLE have not been frightened
by the largely exaggerated reports o
typhoid fever here. The scare ha
been largely confined to people ava.
from here There are number 0
cases of serious illness in town, bu
it does no good to circulate wild ru
mors and untruthful stories abou
the situation.
A GREAT part of the railroad worl
on the extension is done b,
Slavs and Hnngarians. A CORES
pondent who is inclined to make
fuss about this complains that it j
the reason some of onr people havn'
jobs. Well it may be,but the reasol
most of them have not. is simply be
cause they don't want any.
CHARLES BLAIR is regarded b
many to be the most skillful horse
sheer in the country and some Q
our horse men will not have thei
fine stock shod by any one else
Charley, has equal ability in othe
branches of his trade and does hi