The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-01-23
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BUsTiN NJ. KUNkLE, Local Editor:

rAngements to remain permanently at
Nome hereafter and keep his Office open
hll the time. Any one needing his SER
vfces can find him always prepared to
waif on them.
SALMON and Sardines at Nye's.
3 A PENSION was granted to Theo-
Flore Dawson last week.
You can still save money on -four
hnd other groceries at Posten's,
On. w. u. STEWART, dentist,
ufflce over Hice's store:
YoU get - sheets good letter pa
PEI for 5 cts. at The Novelty Co.'S
The Novelty Co, sells stationery
he cheapest Of any place in town.
1 THE South Penn has drilled in its
no 2 on the farm of Ezra Tenant in
Lhc Jalzes Run district and have
paying well.
"A PLANK walk has been laid on
.herth Main street and the residents
Nj that neighborhodd are correspond
ling " fejoiced.
GRAFTON is having a row with the
Telephone companies for the way in
which her sidewalks are being mo
|nopolized by them.
CHARLES Town was recently Wis
lifted by fire which destroyed sever
| al Of the finest buildings in the place
and was the greatest one ever ex-
|perienced by the city.
The man killed at Fairmont by
|she train, mention of which was
|fnade In the New DOMINION last
Eeek, has been identified as John
y Gee, Of Mcdonald, Pa.
10Y. ATKINSON has appointed Col.
W. Appleton, of Monroe county,
Adjutant General and the result
row is somewhat amusing to an
slider. ''Let 'em fight
The managers of the Opera House
Fairmont has reserved three rows
seats for colored persons and seats
these rows are not sold under any
cumstances to any others.
3EoRGE w. RuTTER, aged Cd years
ID in Uniontown last week. He
5 always temperate man and
dited his extreme longevity to
t. He was the oldest person in
yette county;
COUPLE Of working men con
eted an investigation of the sewer
'on Main street near Bumbo few
days ago. After digging down to
1.-THE sewer il was discovered to be all
fright and it was accordingly tender
Nv buried again.
THERE is some prospect of the
work Of construction beginning soon
bn the Cheat River Railroad. In
that event Dan O'Grady will bid for
arge contract. The company may
assured of having reliable and
pable man if the work is put in
hands.
pAvID ABLE was recently ar
ted in Marietta, Ohio, after elud-
the officers for year and lodged
ail at Clarksburg. Saturday night
and another prisoner, Had Preston,
cured their escape by cutting
rough a wall. David seems to be an
remedy able individual.
CHURCH directory containing the
nes of the different churches, their
tors and the subjects of the SER
his preached Sunday together with
er pertinent information was cir
hted over town Saturday evening.
is is certainly a commendable
Ne and should result in more in
qst being taken in the services by
public than is usually mani
led.
rUDENT Shirley received tele-
last Friday telling him of the
eme illness of his brother and
ing him home. Saturday morn
Mr.. Jos. Wharton received tel
am announcing the death of the
ing man. Mr.. Shirley is one of
inter- society debators, young
Lab Of very estimable qualities and
his many friends will be grieved to
hear of his bereavement and sympa-
'thize heartily with him in it.
FRIDAY night at Fairmont there
will be one of the finest musical
events ever arranged for in the
stale Mr.. Victor Crossman has the
matter in charge and has for several
MONTHS been training the people.who
to take part in the concert. There
to be fifty voices in the chorus
a grand musical treat is prom
d to all who attend. 1t is likely
at several will go from here to hear
D performance. 1t will be well
birth the trouble.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
pmpany will make extensive inn
ovements at Grafton, West Va,
nong them being the tearing away
the Grafton Hotel, the erection of
new passenger station east Of the
Hiding now used for that purpose,
id the enlargement of the freight
lrds, the great increase in traffic
skiing the latter more especially a
cessity. The Grafton yard is
|arly always blocked. The new
n{ion will include large train
ed.
MR. GARyIN, of Ohio, will intro
ICE joint resolution providing
at 500 copies of the Acts of the
legislature be furnished to the State
", q monthly journal published at
organtown. w. Va, by Prof.
illey. The object Of this resolu-
Dn Is to have the Acts Of the Leg
|ature published as soon after they
q passed and become laws as posi-
b, and thus avoid the delay that
IS been necessary heretofore In hav-
the acts published in book
after the Legislature has adj
II il provided by this RESI-
I'VE hundred copies Of
psed be sent at once I'd