The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

home hereafter and keep his Office oper
all the time. Any one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared II
wait on them.
USE Clafk's Leader Flour.
PAY cash and buy at Posten's.
DR.. WIN. E. STEWART, Dentist, Of
fees over Rice's store.
A GOOD house greeted Joe. j. Sui
livan in Maloney's Mishaps at Music
Hall Friday night
FROM two to a dozen hoboes arc
striking town every day. They are
all bound south for the winter.
DON'T fail to hear Augusta Aeken
the celebrated lecturer at Commence
ment Hall this evening, Nov g.
THOMAS ANAFoRD, of Untontown
Pa, was probably fatally injured by
falling from tree while picking
hickory nuts.
ARBoR Day, Nov. lst, was not OBJ
served by the Morgantown schools
as there are already as many trees
in the campus as there is room for.
THE soap swindler who sells 20
cakes of soap for 81 and throws in a
set of dishes is catching whole
schools of suckers in this State.
Mrs. ELIZABETH ANDERSON met
with very painful accident at her
home few days ago. While going
down stairs she slipped and received
a badly sprained ankle.
If the price of reserved seats in
the Opera House gallery were reduc-
ed to 35 cents the management
would make more money, if the way
they were filled Friday night goes
for anything.
CIRCUIT Court was adjourned to
meet on last Saturday when it was
again adjourned to meet yesterday
but owing to the absence of parties
to ehaneery causes to be disposed of
court adjourned. until Friday Nov. s,
without transaeting any business.
The earthquake shock that was
felt over such wide territory last
Thursday was not noticeable in
Morgantown, but it is said that
many springs in the country that
were dry Wednesday were filed with
water Thursday morning as a re-
suit of the shock.
THE "devils' in many of the news.
paper offices of the State have been
running the papers in the absence OF
the editors who are taking in the ex-
position at Atlanta. In many cases
where the editors best friends ha' e
been ripped up the back" "the devil
will be to pay" on his return.
The telephone line that is being
put up between here and Uniontown
Pa, is finished between Uniontowr
and Morris Y Roads twelve miles
from here With good weather il
will be but a short time until Nor
gantown will have connection with
all the Eastern cities and west as fal
as Chicago
JUDGE OKEY JOHNSON, Dean of the
law school, has developed into an en-
thusiastic admirer of foot ball. Sat
!. urday last when the w. V. U. would
make a good play the Judges cheers
could be heard above the shrill
blasts of the tin horns and the roal
of the passing trains on the railroad
The Judge is an A l rooter and il
the boys can take him along to Park
ersburg victory with a big V is
theirs.
In Is stated that the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad company will shortly
issue an order to their station bag
gage agents to the effect that a
charge must hereafter be made for
hauling bicycles and baby carriages.
Heretofore they have been checked
and hauled in the baggage car with
other baggage, but the Penneylvania
company have stopped it, and an
order of the same kind is looked fol
from the Baltimore d Ohio.
The long drouth was broken by g
light rain last Wednesday and or
Thursday it rained throughout the
day. The rain was of incalculablt
value to the farmers as it viii
start the grass to growing and fur
nish pasturage for stock. This vicin
ity needs regular six days "dowr
pour" to fill the streams, springs
and wells and wash off the accumu
lated filth of the summer, but small
favors are thankfully received while
we wait.
E. Fl. McANDREw, the scenic art
ist who painted the scenery for Mu
sic Hall, was in town for severa
days last week. Mr.. McAndrew will
paint scene from Cheat river which
will be placed over the arch above
the stage. The picture will be paint
ed from photograph to be taken by
Prof. j. L. Johnston Prof. Johnston
will take photographs of ten or fif
teen of the finest views to be had or
Cheat one of which will be selected
by the artist for the Music Hal
picture. The former work by Mr.. Nc
Andrew gives assurance that the pic
ture will be ofthe highest grade of art
HALLow ZEN passed off very quiet
ly, probably not because the boy,
are not just as full of the desire fol
mischief generally ascribed to tn,
cold scratch as they were in days
past, but because the night was too
chilly and damp for them to be out
Remembering the Halow'e Gems of tn,
past, many citizens took their gates
to bed with them and removed th,
portable door steps TO the parlor anc
spiked down out buildings thai
could be turned over, but their car,
was uncalled for as the averag,
Morgantown boy was satisfied with
the fun he had on the previous nigh
in throwing corn and running off /,
few wagons and carts that were lef
in the yard at Tough Bros. carriag,
works. A few street lights were
turned off and Immediately re light
ed by the police, but aside from thii
the boys left the observance Of Hal
low cen to the socially inclined young
ladies and gentlemen.