The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-09

! JuDGE JACOB BENNINGEk has re-
sighed as president Of the county
court OF Doddridge county.
| ConE look at the goods and see
the Prices we're making on all Over
coats, Suits, Wraps and Underwear:
in fact on all winter goods. They
must be sold, we cannot afford to
carry them into nest season
Hirschman's.
TRlxIE the little dog belonging to
Mrs. Keene is now in dog heaven
having passed away last night
Whether death came as result of
the. diabolical work Of the poisoner
or from natural causes is the sub
Iject Of many debates.
WE have removed our drug store
to the Lazier block next to Posten's
store and ask continuance of your
patronage. You will find com
plete stock of drugs, patent medi-
cines, stationery. DC, at the
lowest prices. LAzIER's.
THE prize fight which was pulled
off Saturday resulted in draw af-
ter three hot rounds had been
fought The young men were even
ly matched and the contest was
very warm one. But few spectators
saw it, but they saw rafting go. Only
the very close friends of the parties
saw the bout which grew out of per-
sonal differences.
The new packet will have another
innovation besides texas. There
will be a promenade walk on the hur-
ricane deck passing to the inside of
the warehouses; and all the wav
around the deck On calm summer
evenings when the moon is full and
the boat is plying the Monongahela
there will be no spot on earth more
suited for a promenade Brownsville
Cor. Nevs Standard
REV. l.. f. PETERS, of Parkersburg
on his recent visit here said that the
Baptist church here was the finest
church belonging to the denomina-
ton in the state. This is very high
praise and echoes the remark made
by Rev. w. E. Powell when he was
here to the same effect. Morgan
town can well be prond of herl
churches and of none more than the
Baptist.
The guy ropes which have for a
long time been tied to:the trees near
the bridge over Falling Run have
been ordered taken away by the SUI
perintendept of bindings and
grounds at the University. The
people living on Sunnyside are in
dignant over the matter and think
that the circumstances do not war
rant the move. However they may
not be cognizant of all the facts in
the case.
The Savannah news says. "Great |
advertisers live in the history of the
city and prosperity OF their firms
long after they themselves have
"shuffied off this mortal COLL" their
in the newspapers
continue to bear fruit after the adj
vertisers are dead. On the other |
hand, the non-advertising business
man is dead to the community long
before he leaves this life; and his |
business is more than apt to die
with him.
YOUNG man, when you jeer at a |
lady passing along the street or
haunt and startle her with your
glances, does it occur to you that
some other scoundrel might insult
your sister, your wife, or, in coming
years, your daughter, in the same
infamous manner? How would you
like that? Would you think it smart?
Would you regard it manly oran ev-
idence of blood? If so, you ought to
be kicked from one end of the CONT
nent to the other and horse whipped
back again.
THE two Slays who have been con-
fined in jail since the beginning of
Glasscock's reign have been released. /
They were told that they would be
turned out if they would promise
that they would get out of town.
This promise was eagerly made and
kept with a great deal of enthusiasm.
They had been fed bread and water
only for the time they were in and
they wanted to get away Needless
to say there will not any necessity for
them arise. They have left
the town for good.