The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-10-26
YES, we are still doing business at

A LARGE veranda extending along
the front of the Episcopal Dormitory
adds greatly to its appearance.
MURPHY, the University football
coach, has gone to Cleveland and 8
new coach will be here in few days
A NEW floor is being laid on part
of the suspension bridge The bridge
is always Kept in fret class repair.
AS YET no girls or boys IN Morgan
town have caught 'stage fever" but
it is sure to come later on as the
season advances.
AUTUMN leaf parties are in season
The foliage is beautiful in the
mountains and the driving excellent
Girls show this to the BOYS.
Town Sergeant George Breakiron
is walking with the aid of a cane,
the result Of severe cut in his knee
received while handling hay knife
few days ago.
THE Cass district institute will
meet at Martins Church on next
Saturday October Both. A good pro
gram has been arranged and an in.
teresting meeting will be held.
A TROUPE is being organized here
to play Uncle Toms Cabin. The
advertisement for actors appears in
an Eastern paper and the organizers
are not residents Of this place.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give Harvest Home
supper in the vacant store room in
the Odd Fellows building on Tues
day evening Oct. 30. All are cord
tally invited.
A. W. JONES furnished and will
put up the window shades and fix
lures for the New Franklin House.
They are very elegant and tasty
having been made to order under
Mr.. Jones direction.
ERNEST BoNIFIELD, aged 16, OF
Grafton, had his foot cut off last
week. While trying to climo be-
tween two freight cars the train
started and and his foot was caught
between the bumpers.
AS WE go to Press we learn that
Manager Somehow has Just received
a Telegram from the Two Johns Co.
that they will be here positively
next Monday or Tuesday. This is
welcome news to our theater goers.
LICENSES to marry have boen is
sued by the Clerk of the County
Court to the following persons. Oct.
10Th, Arthur Murray and Nora b.
Wolf Oct. 2lst, Samuel D. Gard
ner and Laura Tenant, all of Mo
nongalia county.
The Uncle Toms Cabin theatri-
cal troupe which was organized here
by Austin d Hurst started out on
the road to-day and will play at PIT.
Marion, Pa, to night. Mr.. Austin
played here last week with the Hen
~ Melnotte Company and is first
class actor. The troupe is composed
of eleven people from the Eastern
cities.
THE Leader Flour continues to
lead all other brands. The leading
reason it leads all others, leads to the
conclusion that the old brands that
were in the lead are not in the lead
any more because Clark's Leader
leads all other leaders. 1t leads in
general excellence and popularity
If you want the best ask your gro
Ger for Clark's Leader Flour.
AN Ohio exchange says: can Ohio
minister preached sermon on Pro.
family During the discourse he
took the ground that damn was not
swearing, simply used by many tc
emphasize what they said. The min
lister while calling on the memb ers oil
his congregation few days after.
wards met young lady, one of the
vivacious girls, who said: Elder
that was a damned good sermon you
preached last Sabbath The minis
ter, it is said, tainted away"
Mr.. DELL DOUGLASS, the decorator,
is busy making decorations for the
occasion of the Grand Lodge |. o.
o. f. which will meet here the latter
part of November. He has received
orders for several hundred pieces
from private citizens and will re.
main until after the meeting to put
on the finishing touches. Mr.. Doug
las is a gentleman and an artist OF
skill in his line. Orders left with
him have prompt and careful atten-
ton and always give satisfaction.
THE Bellevernon correspondent Of
the Standard says: When Wander
bilt was making his inspection along
the Monongahela river railroad few
days ago he stopped at one of the
restaurants in Monongahela fol
lunch. The modern Croesus called
for a cup of tea and sandwich. The
restaurant man noticed his patron s
quizzical look and Immediately sci
about to puncture it with a what do
you want? AT this juncture Wander
bilt asked him if he made his OWL
sandwiches and to this he replied in
the affirmative. "Well," said the
magnate, 81 want to take you along
with me to New York for any mar
that can cut slice of meat as thir
as this can make million year in
our 9ity at ham slicing."
Mr.. AND Mrs. VIM, J. READ have
been on a visit to Morgantown, w
Va. Mrs. Read will reside there
during the education of their child
rem, who will first enter the prepare
tory schools, and afterwards pass
through the University of West Vir
ginia, where every facility is provid
ed for obtaining finished literary
scientific and practical education
There are at present 800 students a.
the university, who are drilled by ar
officer Of the United States army
detailed for the purpose. The dane
ing school connected with tn,
university gives weekly Saturday
night hops, which are attended by
the young ladies of Morgantowr
with their chaperons.-Cumberla
Ne'os.
Business Transacted by Council.
AT the regular meeting of council
al r.