The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-01-12

Dr. Morris, Dentist, has made his al
arrangements to remain permanently
home hereafter and keep his Office ope
.all the time. Any one needing his SCI
rices can flnd him always prepared I
wait on them.
Buy Sugar and Flour at Posten'l
THE cheapest line of books in tow
at PosteDs's.
DR.. w. E. STEWART, dentist
office over Rice's store.
TWENTY new Bibles at the Acm
to-day.
NICE fresh mixed nuts for 10 cts
lib. at Posten's
An increase in pension has beef
granted to Edgar w. Ruble, Of Nor
gantown from $6 to So per month
EVERY street in this town can b.
paved at a cost Of not more thai
$4,000 to the town. But few know
this astonishing fact.
PREPARATIONS are being made TO
the erection of large hotel near tn
new B. & 0. depot at Clarksburg.
STUBBORN Illinois legislators ar
now finding out how it feels to be wei
lcathered by Tanner.
LEwIsBURG is said to have bull
more nice houses in the past two year
than any other town between Charles
ton and Stanton
THE Tyler County Star is clamorint
for railroad of some kind-any ole
kind Through that county from
Sistersyille.
BONDS to the amount of $50 0OC
will probably be issued in Cabel
\ county, looking to the completion o.
her court house before the close o.
U 1893.
THIS is the time when pneumonia
is easily caught Prevent it by
keeping your feet warm and DIR,
with guaranteed water proof shoes
At Waters q Wilmington.
THE boys of Lewisburg startled
The natives with Shanghai parade
last week, which for grotesqueness
and righteousness, was such a success
it will be repeated on the 22nd OF
February.
LAYING, in Huntington, seems tc
be "a duty and not pastime, as
the Englishman said of whist. The
report for 1897 OF one squire's docket,
shows an average of three cases a day
entered In his Office during last year.
LEWIS BAKER, of Wheeling, for
-perly United States Minister TO
Nicaragua, is out in a strong paper
In which he defends the President of
Nicaragua against certain allegations
affecting his administration OF af-
fairs.
A HUNTINGTON man bases claim
: for distinction on the fact that he
has discovered rat killer that will
supersede trough on rats" in every
thing except convenience to suicide
hunters.
Miss MARY GIBSON, gold democrat,
will be continued in the postoifice at
Romney. Miss Gibson's family and
friends by supporting Palmer and
Buckner, contributed to the defeat
OF Bryan, and by way of reward Miss
Gibson will retain the postoffice in
her native town.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL, w. c.
Bartram has captured Andrew Loar,
colored, who has been selling whiskey
unfortunately, in Mingo county,
without consulting Uncle SANS in
terests. The prisoner WIS held over
to the grand jury which convenes at
Parkersburg on the 10th.
DISPOSITIONS were being taken yes
terday in the case of John L. Vince
against William A. Toothman for
his services as nurse A very large
number of witnesses were on hand
and the session was quite interesting
to the parties at issue. The doposi-
lions were taken before w. f Glass
cock.
r. f. JONES, who has been for the
past several years, connected with the
Florentine hotel, of Huntington, has
retired. He is succeeded by r. L.
Cox & Co. r. l.. Neal, one of the
best known clerks in the State is the
other member of the company, and
will continue to have charge of the
Office.
WoRKMEN are engaged in excava-
ting on the lot owned by Prof Thos.
Z. Hodges, on Main street, below w.
w. Hayes. An eleven room house
x~iil be built on the lot at once.
The contract has not yet been let
but it will be as soon as the details
can be arranged. The Professor ex-
poets to move into the house in the
bpring.
The lock on the mail box on the
corner of Front and Peasants street
has been broken for several days
and there is no mail being put in it.
For day or so after it was broken
y he public continued to put their
hail in the box regardless of the
fact that it was at the mercy of the
weather and other more dangerous
elements. They have finally quit
putting their letters in it.
A FEW friends dined at Mr.. M. j.
Sonneborn's yesterday and it is
needless to say they were entertain
ed most superbly. Mr. Somehow
is an accomplished host and. Mrs.
Sonneborn's delicate yet generous
hospitality is irresistible They
have delightful home and always
receive their friends cordially. May
they live long to enjoy the good
things they know so we'll how to
provide.
Miss ALLIE BoYERs has been suf-
fering for several days with piece
of glass in her foot Some time ago
she stepped on the glass and cut the
member but paid very little atten-
tion to it as it did not seem to be
! serious. The pain continued how
ever and it was found that the glass
was still in the flesh. Probing for
1t at first failed to locate ii but it
has been removed and she has re-
covered enough to resume her duties
at the telephone central.
A GREAT deal of complaint comes
from the students and teachers from
the public schools who are occupy
ing the rooms over the F. d M. bank
on account of the insufficient heat
ing of the rooms. The children are
likely to be made sick by the neglect
and something should be done fer