The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-18
JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor

JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor.
DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar.
rangements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his ONCE open
all the time. Any one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
Buy Sugar and Flour at Posten's.
Go TO Hirschman's for bargains in
everything.
DR.. W. e. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
If any Man, Woman or Child
wants anything in the Shoe line go
to Waters d Wilmington.
STUDENTS forts can save money at
Posten's.
THE best timothy seed for the least
money at Posten's.
VIM. e. ROGERS, of Pisgale, has been
appointed as postmaster at that
place.
THE foundation for the new house
just above the B. & /. block ON Pleas
ants street has been completed.
The roads were never as dusty as
they are now. The dust is several
inches deep in places and makes
travelling anything but pleasure.
WE WANT all the news all the
time. That's the least we will be
satisfied with. So if you have
news item, don't be clam Tell us
and we will be glad to publish it,
NrNETY-NINE copperhead snakes,
says the Logan Banner, were killed
by Prof. Dan Lucas, in the end of a
hollow log lying seven PAGES from
one of the county school buildings
P. S. NEwMEYER, prominent
citizen of Connellsyille, has made an
assignment His liabilities are about
$4,000 but his friends say he is sol
vent and will be able to get on his
feet again.
DIR. RAYMOND and wife are nicely
ensconced in Prof. Armstrong; prop
erty, lately the home DR.. Myers,
where they have set up their penates
and where.they will enjoy the peace of
uice home.
If you want to prevent Fever
and Kidney trouble drink Gray's
Mineral Water. For sale by j.
c. McVicker, Druggist.
PRoTzMAN the Photographer has
an excellent picture of DR.. Raymond
on exhibition at his studio on Pleas
ants street. The photograph is the
finest of the President which has
been seen in the town.
SPRUCE street has been graded from
Prospect up to Wiles and very bad
dip in it filed up. The street now
has an even grade clear up the hill 1t
is very much improved over the old
dip and looks like street ought to
look
SEVERAL of the young ladies from
town have entered the University.
Among them are, Miss Daisy Wood,
Miss Jennett Hayes and the Misses
Grant. The enrolment of young
ladies will be very much larger this
year than ever before.
SEVERAL ladies kept their hats on
last night in the Opera House dur
ing the performance. This Is not
only in bad taste but is violation
of the law. The management desire
that all headgear be removed during
all performances. 1t is just as easy
to do and it is much better for the
rest of the audience
j. w. WILEs had new house be-
gun on his addition to Morgantown
this morning. 1t is to be Groom
slate rooted house and will be occu-
pied by Mrs. Elizabeth Wiles, his
mother. There are three children who
will enter the public schools. Two
girls and a boy. They come here to
be educated. Huston g. Domain are
the contractors.
The party of Morgantown people
who went down to the concert at
Point Marion report a delightful
time. The concert was, of course, a
very fine one and the night was
simply superb. The up boat was
held until midnight for the party
and they returned on it, Mrs. Moor
head, Mrs. John A. Myers. Mrs.
Harry Google and Misses Jessie
Moorhead, Louise Huston and
Blanche and Daisy Wood composed
)hs party
One of Fairmont's prettiest girls
went into drug store the other day
and asked the very polite clerk how
m toll - II
to taste it. The V. p. c. asked her if
she would have glass of soda water
and she said she would with thanks.
After she drank it she was asked if
she tasted the castor oil. Why,
no." she said, "did you put dose
in the soda water 2" "Yes," said
the Jimmy. The pretty girl then
blushed and only tarried long enough
to say II didn't want the oil for
myself ] wanted it for mother"
THE Elkins City Council has sub
mitted to the Randolph County Com
missioners proposition to furnish
suitable Court House, with fire.
proof vault to each Office, for period
Of five years, together with place
for jail, all the people, on October
18th, to vote to locate the Court House
at Elkins. This is done in order to
tighten the burden Of taxation during
the coming five years. The council
also guarantees and promises that a
Court House similar to and as good as
the one destroyed by fire at Beverly
shall be built, at cost not exceeding
$4,000. The proposition is signed
by a number Of citizens, including
Senator Elkins and Ex-senator Davis.
The Beverly Court House cost $40, 900.
THE committee for the Thirteenth
Annual Reunion Of the Society Of
Maulsby's Battery, to be held at
Fairmont Park, Sept 18th, have
given out the following program !:
The Society will assemble at the
Park at ten O'Clock and after sing
ing, prayer and roil-call Hon. H.
Clay Evans, Commissioner Of PEN
sions, will make an address. After
dinner the Society will reassemble
at 80 o'clock and after roll-call the
election of officers will take place and
other business OF the Society at
tended to. A cordial invitation is
extended by the committee to every
one TO be present and enjoy the day.
Attend and take your basket we'll
filed.