The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-02
DIR. NORRIS. DENTIST


bis services will please make note Of
this.
THIS town now has five restaurants.
FANCY shaped Booklets at MADEIRA
Bros.
MANY articles suitable for Christ
mas presents have already appeared
an the stores.
ANY school district waiting an ex
perienced teacher, grade No. l, APP
ply to Miss Kate Ireland, Morgan
town, w. Va.
ANY resder Of the New DOMINION
can save from Is TO rs cents as a
rule al other publications by leaving
orders at this office.
The roads never were in such good
condition at this time of year. But
Providence, and not improved road
regulations is the cause Of it.
The green house at the experiment
station is again furnishing our peo-
pie with fresh vegetables and flowers
Both are decidedly enjoyable lux
uries.
VACATION from to day until next
Monday is given at the University,
which many of the boys will improve
by eating Thanksgiving turkey an
der the parental roof.
The Fairmont papers say that the
present session of their court sis not
likely to continue great while, as
there are no cases Of great Importance
to try at at this term.
John Hunt, the enterprising res
taurateur, has a dining room espec-
tally fitted up for ladies. His is de-
cidedly the most metropolitan of any
establishment of its kind in town.
The Varsity team can go into the
Washington Jefferson contest with
hearts uplifted. Their splendid vic
tory over Uniontown infuses both the
courage and confidence necessary to
vanquish all corners.
THE ladies who have undertaken
to care for the poor of the town and
suburbs request all whohave any cast
off clothing to please send it to the
basement Of the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon December 7th.
There are many even now who are
very needy and any kind Of garments
or bedding will be acceptable.
THERE is one good thing about the
new train schedule. Persons living
along the road may now come to
an Ilp int ha nd bax
several hours to attend to business
and be home early in the evening.
Formerly they could not come till
noou and then had to remain till an
inconvenieutiy late hour to leave.
PROF. ALDRIcH has written a pa
per to be read before the Engineers
Society that meets in New York at
an early date, on the use of the
Indicator for continuous Records in
Dynamometric Testing" The pa
per gives the results of some expert
ments made by Prof. Aldrich and
will be valuable addition to the
proceedings of the meeting.
EVERY dollar that goes out of a
town for merchandise Injuries the
town to that extent. Every one in
community should spend all the
money possible at home 1t is their
duty and very much to their credit
to do so. To patronize our own
merchants and other business men
is certainly doing that much to help
along your own town. You owe it
to the community in which you live
to do this.
A CORRESPONDENT of Unioutown,
said of the foot ball game in the Dis
patch: THE Varsity team is a boy
ish looking set of fellows but they
put up strong game at every point
and are not such boys as they look"
The same gentleman has consider
able more. kind talk about the mem.
bers, no opportunity being lost,
though his home team was defeated,
TO compliment the visitors on their
superiority.
A WELL arranged programme, ar
ranged by Director E. c. Protzman
OF the concert to be given by the
band tomorrow afternoon is printed
in another column. 1t will be good
time for those who have not done so
to visit the new Court house and
hear the music. Janitor Hess will
be pleased to show all visitors, es-
pecially the ladies, through the
building from the front windows of
which the music may be heard to
good advantage.
THERE is one victory that the foot
ball team made at Unlontown that
is not down on the records, but it
was complete Notwithstanding. The
ladies of the city were at once pyo-
pitiated by the Varsity boys. Per
haps no struggle against the con
quest was made by the fair beau
ties of Fayette, but if one were made
it was 50 Intellectual as to be imper-
ceptible. May sweet memories come
home from the fray, and the boys
will surely go back some day.
FROM reports received, fever is not
abating at Fairmont. Typhoid has
sliced upon upwards of 100 victims
there, and is daily growing worse.
Experiencing rage of the disease
as epidemic is now the unfortunate
condition of our Marion county
neighbor. 1t has claimed old and
young alike, though few deaths have
yet been reported as caused by the
malady. There is said to be more
fever in Fairmont alone at the pres
ent time than in all Monongalia
during the past year.
BIGGs DANCER, Will Semans, Ray
mond and Earnest Rice and their
sisters; Miss Lou Baker, Miss Olive
Barthlow, Mrs. Moore and all others
in town who have recently had fever
are cony alessing-some mentioned
have already been out doors. The
recovery of all is assured and these
are the last of the typhoid patients.
! The number of cases that.have been
in town for the past few months was
unusual, and this is true of the en-
tire county, but all danger now seems
passed and il will be the proud priv
ilege to shortly state that "there is
not case of fever here"
K. Nj. GRANT, Of the company which
recently purchased the George Vance
farm, is in favor Of making road to
Granville along the river bottom oa
the west side, but he says there are
other property owners along the
route who wnuld ohiect IN IL for fh q