The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-11
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.


DR.. w. E. STEWART, Dentist, office
Lazier building, over Rice's store.
LET us have all the news all the
time. Nothing less will satisfy us.
SMOKE the choice cent Chico Cigar
the best smoke in the market, to be had
q J. NJ. Reeds.
Now will the bargain counter have
its innings; no good merchant wants
to carry over the remnants OF his
stock.
THE Josiah Randall farm of 120
situated up Decker's creek has been
sold by Joseph Moreland, trustee, to
Perkins Brothers, of Roscoe, Pa.
A marriage license was issued 90
January 18th to Hervy Nuce 81 and
Llnnie =. Henry H. Both are resi-
dents of this county.
The faculty Of the Stat. universe
ty has conferred the degree of bach
elor of philosophy on J. M. Skinner,
superintendent OF the Sistersville
public school,
SEVERAL Of the lodges of town will
use the new Posten Hall as meet
ing place. Some of these have al
ready d, cided on the move and 9th
ers are considering it.
The people living in Durbannah
want light placed near the bridge.
The place is dark and dangerous
without it and they should have
some provision made for them.
A FAIRMoNT girl is reported to have
rejected her lover because he wrote
her note on postal card. She says
she will not marry a man who does not
care two cents for her.
SIsTERsvILLE women, members OF
the M. e. church, have recently pub
lished a cook book, which, as mat
ter OF State pride, should be authority
In every kitchen in West Virginia.
Town elections have been held all
over the state In most of the towns
craftsmanship was laid aside and the
excellent plan OF eleeeing the best
men regardless of politics was fol-
lowed.
The first serious complication has
arisen at Charleston. One of the
Republican members has refused to
enter the caucus and states that not
one of the candidates already men
toned suits him or will receive his
support.
THOSE who want in the new mill
tary company bad better hand their
names to Frank st. Clair at once.
Bot few more are needed and when
the list is made up it will be hard to
get into the organization. Only the
best young men in town are being
taken
FAIRMoNT will secare city char.
ter at this session of the legislature
The territory to he included in the
new boundaries contains popula-
tion of six to seven Thousand. The
vicinity north and south to include
Monongah and Montana has proba-
bly, halt as many more.
Bur five more men are wanted in
the new company which is being or
ganized here None but the best
are being taken and t ose who de-
sire to take these places will hand
their names to Frank St. Clair at
once. The company will be mustered
in withinSa couple Of weeks.
ALL clubs and organizations are re-
quested to hand the accounts of their
meetings to this paper. There are so
many of them and their meetings take
place so frequently that no track of
them can be kept. Their work how
ever is often of general interest and
the reading public wants to know
about it,
THE Parthenon Literary Society
will give public performance in Com
mengemeflt Hall on next Friday even
ing. A very good program has been
arranged and those who attend will
be given a very fine entertainment.
The society has been doing good work
and has some of its best members on
the program.
EVERY indication points to year
of growth and prosperity for Nor
gantown. A number of new build
ings will be put up as well as those
now under way will be completed.
All our Industries are prosperous
and are confident of business enough
to run them during the year. Every
one in town should feel buoyant over
the outlook.
THERE has been considerable
shooting on the streets in different
parts of the town Floberts are us
ually used and the shooting is re-
suit of desire to kill rats. Several
people have had narrow escapes
from being shot and in one case a
man was hit while walking along
the street. The authorities will
make an example of the first offender
caught ana that will do something
toward breaking up the practice.
ONCE upon time man got mad
at the editor and stopped his paper.
The next week he sold his corn for
cents below the market price. Then
his property was sold for taxes be-
cause he did not read the legal notices.
He paid ten dollars for a lot of forged
notes that had been advertised two
weeks and the public warned against
them. He then rushed to the news
paper office and paid several years
subscription in advance and had the
editor to sign an agreement to knock
him down if he ever ordered his paper
stopped again.
The three paragraphs next below
are from the Waynesburg Democrat;
Mrs. David Ammons, OF Days
Run. w. Va, left on Monday after
moons train for Philadelphia for an
important surgical operation by that
distinguished surgeon, Prof. Laplace
of the Medico Chirurgical hospital
Mr.. S. G. Adamson, of Morgan
town, w. Va, who left Waynesburg
: some Is years ago was caller at
our Office Wednesday, He informed
us he is general agent for the Quaker
Bath Cabinet and is meeting with
very good success as to its sale
DR.. Spencer Morris, of Perry
township, whe is one of the Profess
sors Of the Medic Chirurgical col
lege, Philadelphia, left here Monday
accompanied by his vile, to resume
his duties in said institution. They
will be gone about three months.
The following items of interest are
taken from the Charleston Daily
Herald:
Mr.. George w. Atkinson. Jr., who