The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-10-26
Two doors above Post Office.


DIR. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar
engagements to remain permanently ut
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Amy one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
USE Clark's Leader Flour.
PAY cash and buy at Posten's.
DIR. VIM. E. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Riee's store.
Doors and shoes are still being
sold at old prices at Posten's.
If you want the best -four to be
had, get Clark's Leader 1t is the
best
DORSEY ST. CLAIR will open a res
taurant and grocery at the foot of
Walnut street.
HEINzE's sweet pickles at s cents
a dozen and queen olives at 10 and
20 cents, are bargains at Posten's.
A REISSUE of pension has been
granted to Joseph Kelly, of Halleck,
and VIM. E. Holland, of Little Falls,
THE new two story frame tene-
ment house being erected by DR.. II.
b. Lazier in Greenmont is under
roof.
THE handsome line of ladies coats
and capes imported from Berlin just
received by Hirschman's surpass
anything ever shown in Morgantown.
AL. G. FIELD, who shows here this
week, was born in house that stood
on the site of Prof Whitehills resi-
dence, and spent his boyhood in this
place.
The steamer Isaac M. Mason is
running during the low water be.
tween here and Brownsville in the
place of the regular packet. She
makes daily trips.
MANY farmers in this county have
sold much of their live stock on ac-
count of the short hay crop and the
scarcity of fall pasture Stock will
be much higher next year on ac-
count of its scarcity
The work of putting down the
pavement in front of the Academy
yard is about completed. The old
walk was torn up and the grade
made to conform to that of the
street. 1t is decided improvement.
THE notice last week of the two
couples that was announced to have
been married at Randall were mar
ried at the M. E, parsonage in West
Morgantown by Rev. D. A. Friend.
We are pleased to make the cor
recton.
THERE is United States law that
provides heavy penalty f fine and
Imprisonment or both upon the op
orators Of telephone or telegraph
lines who oiyulge private matters
that pass over their lines and the
person who wrongfully obtains such
matter is liable to the same email
ty.
THE Wheeling Intelligencer says:
"West Virginia University has the
strongest foot ball team in the his
tory of the school, If the boys can
down Wash JEFF when they play here
next month they will own the town"
Now boys, go in, there are thous-
ands in it for you; ,prettiest girls on
! earth.
THE Mountain State Business Col
lege can do more towards giving
young men and women start in the
world than any other school in West
Virginia. No vacation. Boarding,
$3.50 per week. Club boarding, So
per month. Individual instruction.
Catalogue free. A. G. Sine, Presi-
dent, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Mrs. ZOE L. BURDETTE, of West
Grafton, was here last night and
initiated eleven members in the or
der of Rebeckah This order is now
in most fourishing condition and
has about 60 members. The meet
ing last night was very interesting
one for the old as well as the new
members who cavorted about on the
William goat.
AS THE season for shooting quail
opens on Nov LIST, all sportsmen
should remember that there are but
few birds and refrain from shooting
them. The birds with which the
county was stocked have increased
rapidly and and if let alone this
year there will be good shooting
next season. See that you don't de.
stroy them and request your friends
not to do so.
PATRoNIzE the man who adver-
tises. You do not visit your neigh
bors unless asked to, and do not at.
tend party or wedding without an
invitation; then why should you in
trude on the privacy of storekeep-
er without an invitation? Buy OF
the live business man who not only
invites you to come and see him ev-
cry day, but educates and keeps you
posted on what is popular in his line
of goods.
G. II. BEALL. one of the Directors
of the Faye tie Co nty Agricultural
Association, at hearing before Jus
tce John N. Dawson on Wednesday
was held for court to answer 8
charge of permitting gamblers to OPP
crate at the recent fair. Beall gave
- bail for court. The prosecution
ed other Directors of the fair who
fed that Beall was one of the
members of the privilege committee
that had full charge of the grounds
All the other Directors arrested have
waived hearing and given bail fol
court.
The Fairmont Free Press says
The Baker Bros, who have been do
ing business at Metz, this county
and who were married a week or SC
ago, and at the same time conveying
all their property to their wives as 6
part of their marriage contract have
suspended business very abruptly
While they were away on their wed
ding tour, their store and all person
al property found that was known tt
belong to them was levied upon t.
satisfy Judgments against them
Some of their property, it is sale
was found hidden away Their liza
bilities have been estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000