The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-12-21
Two doors above Post Office.


all the time. Any one needing his ser
vices can fluid him always prepared to
wait on them.
USE Clark's Leader Flour
BUoKwHEAT -four and honey at
Posten's.
DR.. VIM. E. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store.
AN additional pension was grant
ed William Wallis, of Morgantown,
last week
The recent session of the grand
jury of Marion county returned over
200 indictments.
LAxoL is the best medicine for
children. Doctors recommend it in
place of Castor Oil.
Nervous women will find relief in
Hoods Sarsaparilla, because it en-.
riches the blood and thus strength
ems the nerves.
SHOES; another lot of our special
shoes received on Tuesday of this
week, None equal them for wear
and price. Only at G. w. John d Co.'S
Mrs. JOHN MoELRoY, of Grant
district, was placed in the custody
of the Sheriff last week and will be
sent to the Hospital for the Insane
at Weston.
SHUT the door! Its cold enough
for us. Don't expectorate on the
afnvn and al ynilar cie ia nj ~
business announce the fact that win
ter has set in
Mr.. THOMAS FLUMM, one of our
generous citizens has the thanks of
our office force for basket of fine
apples. All hands regard him as a
very thoughtful gentleman.
MANY of the students go home to-
day to spend their Christmas vaca-
tion, others will go to morrow and
Friday Evepy one wishes them the
pleasant tine they are sure have.
ARRIVING weekly: more new I'M
derwear, gloves, hosiery, bandker-
chiefs, neckwear, hoods and fascina-
tors, at lowest prices ever known for
good quality, only at G. W. John &
Co.'S.
THREE boys broke through the ice
while skating on Deckers creek last
week The timely aid extended by
companions is all that kept the boys
names from heading the death col
umn
A CROWD of young men and boys
were skating on the river Sunday
None of them belong to Sunday
school, hence no one was drowned
although the ice was thin and dotted
with air holes.
A. L. NYE has received his money
from the Insurance companies for
damages to his residence and house
hold goods by fire The insurance
Companies are represented here by
L. W. Anderson.
JESSE TURNER, leader of the Mingo
band received letter from the man
ager of theatrical troupe last week
who desires to secure him and five
members of the band to travel with
the troupe this season.
Wednesday afternoon last Harry
Toothman, a brakeman, ia the B. a.
o. yards at Fairmont, while coup.
ling cars, had his left hand badly
mashed. His thumb and index fin
ger had to be amputated.
JAMES S. WALKER, of Center, this
county, was recently granted a re-is-
sue of pension and Nancy Cross, of
Wadestown, was granted a widow 8
pension. William Wallace, of Nor
gantown, was granted an additional
pension.
The Fairmont Index is kicking
against the practice of auctioneers
ringing old cow bells on the streets
to let the denizens of the woods
know that they are "giving away"
goods. Will Fairmont never get out
of the thicket?
PRICE Bros. have purchased the
d. H. Slime property on Main street.
The price paid is understood to
have been $4,000 The property will
be rented by the purchasers. The
sale was made by real estate agent
L. W. Anderson
The NJ E. Sunday School will pre-
sent Cantata ON Christmas night
and during the evening the scholars
will receive treat consisting of box
Is of candy. Everybody is invited
to the Cantata which will no doubt
be an enjoyable affair.
A CLARKsBURG barber possesses a
razor that once belonged to Stone
wall Jackson Vest Virginian.
That barber needs watching, for
some of StonewalPs fighting quail
ties may linger in that "razzer" and
its owner will create havoc if he goes
to carving.
TERRA ALTA has a literary treat
in store for Saturday evening, Dec
Both, when Prof Geo NJ Ford will
lecture IN the Opera House, his sub
ject being: Motherhood aud Cit
zenship; a Study of the New Won
an" See announcements in later is
sue.-Terra AHa Oracle.
c.. b. Ollie and VIM II. West
Executors of Lansolot John, deceased
sold at public sale last week 40 shares
of bank stock owned by Mr.. John
The first 10 shares in the Bank of
the Monongahela Valley sold for l25
the second 10 shares at l24S0. Ten
shares in the Scond National Bank
sold for III, five shares for ll7.95
and five shares for 1875
WIN. HAGANs, Esq, fell on the icy
pavement in front of his residence
last week and was badly shaken up
1t was at first reported that he had
sustained serious injuries and his
friends were greatly pleased to find
that this was mistake and he soon
recovered from the effects OF the fall
Several other people fell and righi
here it is strictly proper to reminf
the police that coasting on sidewalks
makes them slick as glass and endan
gers the lives Of pedestrians.