The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-10-05


all the time. Any one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared {,
wait on them.
Use Clark's Leader Flour.
DIR. VIM. E. STEWART, Dentist, o
fees over Rice's store.
THE contract has been let for
telephone line from Brandonville
Preston county to Uniontown.
If you like Candy you want tina
which is good, pure and fresh. Tha
is just the kind they have at Weay
er's
THERE are now confined in tn,
penitentiary 524 convicts, the high
est number recorded in the history
of the institution
BEST Western timothy seed $2.7I
and clover $500 at Posten's. Can
you see the effect of cash? if not asl
the prices elsewhere.
a GOOD portion of the foundation
of the new Presbyterian church il
completed and the work is being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
STUDENTs-Leave your laundry a
Meminger's store and have it don,
up by first class steam laundry
The cheapest and best agency il
town.
Miss CRAIG will receive limited
number of pupils in both instrumen.
tai music and voice culture. Fol
terms call on her at Mr. Marcellus
Davis.
The Merchants & Mechanics
Bank will open for business just al
soon as the books are received. L
is thought by the officers of thu
Bank that they will be ready tt
throw open the doors about Oct
10th.
LONG ALLEY is being graded from
Walnut street to Court Alley. The
grading is being done in consequence
of the Alley being widened severa
feet by the donation of the grounc
to the town by the owners of the
new Franklin Hotel.
The horse used in Jason Clark
delivery wagon was left standing on
Front street Saturday and becoming
frightened ran down Front stree
and circled around past the depot
where Ed Clear stopped him before
he had damaged the wagon.
Two PRISONERS in the Fairmon'
Jail were discovered just in time tC
prevent their escape. They shoveleG
out hole with an old spoon and one
of them told the jailor that she'd bt
id if he didn't think that men who
could get out of Jail with an ole
pewter spoon didn't deserve theil
liberty"
The immense steel vault that was
used in the old Second National Bank
was moved Saturday. A tempo
rary railroad was made of plank and
it was placed on rollers and taken to
the Banks vacant lot on Long AL
ley. We would advise Marion coun
ty officials to buy the vault and ust
it for cell in their so called Jail.
A COLD wave struck Morgantowr
Saturday, and Sunday heavy over
coats were taken out and the mott
powders shaken off them. The ther
mometer dropped to As and everyone
was uncomfortably cool. A change
in 10 days from 50 in the shade t.
As is calculated to make a fat grave
yard unless people are particulal
about how they dress.
The Mountain State Business Col
lege can do more towards giving
young men and women a start in thu
world than any other school in Wes
Virginia. No vacation. Boarding
$3.50 per week. Club boarding, 81
per month. Individual instruction
Catalogue free.
A. G. SINE, Pres, Parkersburg, w
Va.
The following marriage license:
have been issued by the clerk of the
county court: Sept oath; Georg,
W. Willard and Miss Cora A. Ten
nant Sept. oath; Jos. f. Crytze
and Miss Katherine A. Riley. Sept
24th; James L. Stoneking and Miss
Helen Dawson. Sept Doth; PHILIP
M. Fleming and Miss Rebecca NJ
Bayles. Sept. Doth; Raymond R
Rice and Miss Elma S. Smith. Sept
2Sth, Colmore T. Lazzell and Mis-.
Eta j. Ridgeway. Sept. 2Sth; Jas
w. Cole and Miss Catherine Myers
Sept. Both; Charles Shafer and Miss
Ruby Moore. All of Monongalis
county, w. Va.
The Cameron Weekly Banner
says: o. f. Donley, of Mt. Morris
Pa, a tool dresser at the Calvert
well in Wetzel county, is laid up, Sc
to speak, for repairs. 1t seems tha
a number of young folks had attend
ed an apple bee at j. f. Calvert's OF
Tuesday night and on their way
home an alteration took place be
tween a young man named Boy6
and Donley, when brother of Boyd's
threw stone at Donley, striking
him over the left eye and fracturine
the outer bone of the skull. The
wounded man came into town yes
terday and had his wounds dressed
by DIR. Hutchinson and is getting
along all right.
MAJOR MoGREw liberated foul
homing pigeons at the depot Sunday
that were sent here from New
Castle, Pa. The pigeons darted un
der the suspension bridge and took
bee line for home arriving there
in one hour and thirty minutes. The
distance is about 100 miles by all
line. On the arrival of the 9:4t
train from Fairmont Monday morn
ing the fireman liberated six pigeons
that were brought from that place
They circled around Keck's hill for
10 or l5 minutes when one disap-
peared in the direction of Fairmont
few minutes later two more got
their bearings but three of them
were flying about town 20 minutes
after they were let out Of the box
They were from Fairmont and hest
tated to leave town to return to the
country.