The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-16
DIR. NORRIS. DENTIST

tifut uutu april ISL. Any one uteuiug
his services will please make a note OF
this.
MEs's heavy working coats $l.35
at Hirschman's.
A WEEK from next Monday till
Christmas. The holidays at the
schools begin week from Friday.
WAY along in December, and the
roads fine for driving-unheard Of
before in the county's history at this
time Of year.
That court square pavement was
not fixed before there were many
anxious queries if it was to remain
the way it was all winter.
THE experiment stations rear adj
dition is completed and the entire
structure is being given a red coat
with stone drab trimming.
WANTED: an end man; must be
well recommended, give bond to
stand consequences and indemnify
hotel man. Inquire at Wallace
House.
PUTTING in the immense new boil
er at the Morgantown Mills does not
interfere with business in any way.
The magnificent water machinery
answers all purposes.
MANY new students have arranged
to be enrolled at the University after
the holidays. The great increase in
attendance, however, will come at
the beginning of the spring term.
THERE is a movement, slight as
yet. among some of the younger
members OF the Presbyterian church
to arrange for home talent musico-
dramatic entertainment, the proceeds
to be devoted to church benefits
MONEY talks, and cash buys more
than credit. Large daily sale for
cash at lowest prices prove this at
Victor Mills, where large stock Of
grain, hay, flour, feed, meal, hominy
and bran is kept constantly on hand.
IF Miss Whiting, who is soon to
be the wife of Senator Faulkner, were
not intent on other more agreeable
matters she could sue and recover
from the Wheeling Register large
damages done her by the awful at
tempt to print her picture in last
Sundays issue.
T. w. ANDERSON within the past
few days sold farm Of ITO acres
near Cool Spring on the Kingwood
road to G. ID. linn, of Reedsyille, and
the timber on the "Big Survey" to
"A f. Lawhead, j. X. Phillips, A. A.
Lemon and others. The price paid
for the timber was $6,500
JOE MILLER has become as enthus-
iastic an amatuer photographer as
lection of views brought down by his
own shooting and development. Char.
lie Hayes is playing close second
to Joe in the snap shot business.
Both use Hawkeye cameras.
Gov. FLEMING SAYS there is going
to be great era of industry have
its beginning in this county by the
development of the coal lying be-
tween here and Cheat river contigu-
Gus to the railroad. This develop
ment will move from both directions
and it is not q great way off.
A NUMBER of our citizens are in
favor of celebrating the opening of
the railroad from here to Pittsburg
in fitting manner. 1t ought to be
done and our Pittsburg neighbors
invited to come up and join US 1t
will be an important day for Nor
gantown and also for Pittsburg.
Ir THE powers in the postoffi ce
that will still be for few months
will just keep it open till 7 80 in the
evening there would bea community
filed to the brim with great glad
ness. Seven o'clock is little early
for the man who don't get his even
ing meal till to chat little with
the family afterward and get the
mail too.
THE grip has finally gotten around
to Morgantown, and there are several
cases to be found in town. This
peculiar form of influenza was first
known in the United States four
years ago, when nearly every town,
east and west, north and south, on
the hills and in the valleys, had its
afflicted persons. This year there
are said to he more cases than there
were in 1889, and it has not had the
spread over the country it had then.
There are grippy symptoms in plenty
around here
REV. d. G. HELMIoK is among our
recent new subscribers. He says he
does not consider a man q christian
or conscientious church member
unless he takes his county paper
He further stated that it panied
him greatly to visit home that was
without Il newspaper and concluded
by saying that everybody should
take some county paper. Rev. Hell
mick is progressive both in and out
Of the pulpit and for this reason has
been signally successful Westoa
World
SOME of the good people at Randall
are already between stew and a
sweat from an apprehension un-
founded to be sure) that the postof
fee may be removed to the other
side of the river atty eager's when mail
service is an inception of the railroad
extension. There need be little fear
of that. There may be a postoffice
established at Yeagers, though that
is not probable, but there is no dan
ger of removal, or discontinuance
of the Randall office. 1t supplies an
entirely toe broad and populous a
patronage living back from the river
THE Scientific American gives this
recipe which the whole world ought
to know: At the frat indication of
dphtheria in the throat ola child,
make the room close. then take a
tin cup and pour into it quantity
of tar and turpentine equal parts.
. Then hold the cup over fire, so as
TO fill the room with fumes. The
little patient, on inhaling the fumes,
will cough up and spit out all the
membraneous matter, and the diph-
liberia will pass out. The fumes of
the tar and turpentine loosen the
matter in the throat, and thus afford
the relief that has baffled the skill
of physicians.
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES lectured at
Parkersburg Tuesday night. He
was to have been here Monday night,