The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-03-13
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JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor.


JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor.
DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar
rangements to remain permanently at
nome hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any enc needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
PIE peaches 8 cents can at Posten's.
s BARS best laundry soap for rs cts.
at Posten's.
For tinware go to the Novelty Co.
their prices are right.
You can still save money on -four
and other groceries at Posten's,
DR.. w. e. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
A. W. JONES is better equipped
this spring to do up to date paper
hanging than ever before.
MAJOR KEENER will shortly open
a beef shop ON Main street in the
room just vacated by Leonard Smith.
THERE was a small fire in the
Grafton Leader office last Saturday
morning, which caused considerable
excitement, but was extinguished
before any damage was done.
WALKER WH1rEsIDE, the famous
young tragedian, will appear at the
Opera House here one evening mex
week. Quite a numbe of visitors
from neighboring towns will come to
this place to hear the talented young
man.
The bill providing for a city
charter for Fairmont, after having
passed both houses of the legisla-
ture was vetoed by Governor Mac
Corkle. Fairmont is destined, it
seems, to remain a "town" for two
years longer.-Free Press.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kitchens, of
Columbus, Ohio is visiting relatives
here. Miss Kitchens was formerly
Of Moundsville, but is now engaged
IN work in the Columbus Capital
5 School Of Oratory and Music, where
she is great Success oundsuiue
Herald
AN exchange says that youl.g
lady in trying to explain to printer
the difference between printing and
publishing, said: Now you may
print kiss upon my cheek, but you
must not publish it. With that he
locked the fair form in his arms SO
that it would not pi, and went to
press.
In getting Walker Whiteside here
Morgantown is given an illustration
of the advantage of having an ade-
quate Opera House. Several people
in Fairmont who would like very
much to see him will be compelled
to come here in order to do so as
they have no place up there for a
first class company to show in.
Mrs. NELLIE SWEENEY p ALMER
has resigned her position as soprano
and directress Of the First Presby-
terian Church choir and will shortly
leave for Chicago. She goes there
to join her brother, John NJ. Sween-
ey. late of Wheeling, w. Va. Mrs.
Palmer has made many friends while
here who will be sorry to learn of
her leaving Uaionto,Un Ne,cs
Standard
The distinguished Nebraskan, Mr..
Bryan, has been engaged by the
Law School of Columbian University
to lecture before the students in
April next. He was waited upon
yesterday afternoon by committee
from the debating society of the law
school, by permission of the faculty,
4 the young gentlemen hoping to in
duce him to give the students talk
last evening. The society committee
consisted of H. F. Smith, of West
Virginia, chairman, and Messrs.
Crook and Kirk, of II xas.--W Wash
inaton Times. Mr.. Sn h was form
ly student of the University.
The contract was formally signed
Monday night allowing the G. d. d
P. company to keep the fire phones
for another year. The system in use
here is quite an innovation and is
used nowhere else in the country,
Mr.. Tappan is the protector and he
deserves great credit for the in gen
uity displayed in the scheme. If il
proves a success it will be intro
duced into other of the less progress
i've villages in this section Of the
staet The cost of fire alarm by
this system is very low indeed much
lower than possible by any othel
system and it has so far proven t.
be highly successful.
The editor sat in hard bottomec
chair, trying to think of a thought
and he plunged his fingers through
his hair, but not one topic they
brought. He had written of TEN
perance, tariff and trade, and tn,
prospects Of having crop,and joke(
about ice cream and weak lemonad,
till his readers had old him to stop
And weary of thinking, sleep cam,
to his eyes and he pillowed his heat
on his desk, when the Thought
which had refused to arise, came il
troops that were strong and grotes
que. And as the ideas airily float
be selects the bright one of til
tribe; and this is thesgem that Will
dreaming he wrote: "Now 10 tn
time to subscribe"
FIRE was discovered in Sommer
Vile Bros. law Office in the Whites
carver block Saturday morning a
bou< R.qd n,ciork The alarm ",