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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14
Durbu N mn u.

Col. Fairchild's fast sailing yacht
"Nettie," (named for his pretty niece
daughter of A. L. Nye, Esq., was
launched a few days ago, and rides
the water like a swan.
Since the discussion of the Capt.
tai question at the courthouse, the
friends of Clarksburg have been con,
siderably increased in Durbannah
The eyes Of many of our worthy me
chanics have been opened to theii
true interests.
The business of the Carriage Fac
tory of Fairchill, Lawhead d Co, has
begun to look up. Many carriages
and buggies have been lately sold
and two new blacksmiths and several
other hands put to work, in addition
to the old force. This gives a more
cheerful look to the place, and soor
we expect to see the Factory in full
blast, working many hands.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

Miss Myrtle Dorsey is visiting in
Wheeling.
Sam Piekenpaugh is home for a
short stay,
G. D. Puriaton is home spending
his vacation.
Miss Maggie HELEN, of Uniontown,
is visiting at 4. +. Lazier's.
Mrs Lingo, Of Uniontown, is at her
sisters, Mrs. Col. Thompson.
Mrs. Jas. Allender and daughter,
Of Preston Co, were in town on Mon
day.
Mrs NJ, f. Howe of Rowlesburg, is
visiting her father and many friends
here.
Mr.. ED. Wagner, wife and brother
are in tho city, stopping at Mr.. VIM.
Wagner's.
Dr. G. II. McLane and family, of
Cassville, were visiting frier+o in
town last week.
Lieut.. r. Al G. Broy a, of thc U.
s. Naval Acacemy, at Annapolis, is
visiting Judge Ollie.
Fred Lorentz returned on Tuesday,
from a trip to Buckhannon, Weston,
Clarksburg, and other places,
President Thompson and family
are absent on a visit Mr.. Thomp-
son was in Wheeling on Monday.
Hon. j. NJ 1Iagans left on Tuesday
for Washington City and other
points. He will be absent about a
week.
Mrs. III. J. Boyers and daughter
are visiting friends in Kentucky.--
They will be absent about six
weeks.
Misses Annie Wilson and Lizzie
Linn spent portion of last week at
Walnut Hill. This is a favorite
place with large circle of young
folks.
Prent. Dolliver will go to Illinois
early next week. We are sorry to
lose Prent, but hope fortune may IA
vor him beyond his most sanguine
expectations.
We learn that Miss Susie Moore
has reached Delaware, Ohio, and is
now attending the Musical Institute,
at that place. She will be absent
about ten weeks.
AIR. A. G. Stewart, one of the first
students who entered West Va. Uni
yersity, spent last week here. He is
now connected with the Everett
House in Martinsburg.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

was likewise adopted by the meeting:
"Resolred, That the Hon. VIM. G..
Brown, the Hon. c, II. Bishop and
Col. r. W. Monroe be appointed q
committee to apply to the Honorable
County Court of this county, for the
passage Of an order authorizing the
voters of Kingwood, Reno, Lyon and
Portland districts to vote upon the
question of subscribing to the capital
stock of the narrow gauge railroad
now proposed, from Morgantown,
in Monongalia county, ria Kingwood
to a point on the b, &, o. r. r. in
Preston county, in accordance with
sections 81, %, % and 80, of Chapter
IS of the Acts of lST2-3."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

A few evenings ago the residence
OF Mr.. jefferson Boyers, just beyond
the University, was entered by bur
glars who succeeded in getting away
with about $425 in money. 1t seems
that owing to the warm weather Mr.,
B. had not closed his house securely
and the thieves effected an entrance
without making much noise. Mr..
BIS. pants were taken from the room
in which he was sleeping, and the
pockets rifed of their contents.
There seems to be a regularly or
ganized band of thieves in this neigh
borhood, and it is about time the cit
liens were doing something to pro
tect themselves from their depreda-
tons.
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81 Arpetfsvillc.

/ a stable belonging to Festus Mi
chael was struck by lightning, on last
Thursday night, and burned down.
A destructive hail storm passed
oyer this section, the 9TH inst, doing
much damage to the growing crops.
Hail sfonesifell in many places as
large as hen eggs. On Stewards and
Pedlar's runs it is reported that the
storm was frightful. Vegetation just
now has a gloomy appearance.
Owing to the humid state Of the
atmosphere, there is much sickness
in this vicinity at the present time.
AFR j. G. Hoge has returned home
from the shack countless" where he
has been fer some time, buying wool
for the GAINESVILLE Manufacturing
Company.
We note the arrival of Woods and
Lincoln, of Greene county, Pa. These
gentlemen have farm rented in this
vicinity and are engaged in buying
and shipping stock, wool, DC. nv.
A Dutch dairyman, from Pitts
burgh, shipped fine lot of cows and
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

The nations birthday is always
respected by our community; We
are not an emotional people. 1t is a
most difficult achievement to arouse
high form of enthusiasm among
our citizens. During the late cam
paign both political parties tried it,
aad both equally failed Innumera-
bic festivals have made the effort and
as often failed. Even the all absorb
ing capital question, when combined
with county court and University
commencement, appeared only half
inspired, when under the treatment
of the ablest men in the State. 1t
thus appears that while our people
are seldom lacking in national inter
est in questions Of pablic Importance,
the manifestation of that interest has
ceased to be demonstrative The late
national holiday frund MS utterly UNI
prepared and indisposed to celebrate.
We have been in the patriotism bust
ness for nearly year and hence
were disinclined to put on an extra
head of steam just for the iieeting ex-
easement of one days jubilee So far
as celebrotions are concerned, 1--WE
were all surrounded" At Fairanont,
at the Cross Roads and, at Aifietts:-
Vile, the people assembled and got
the worth of their money" We are
glad of it, and yet we are led to con
graduate ourselves that at last, our
community has been convinced OF
the impracticability of annual cele-
brations. Our. institutions demand
preservation as well as celebration,
and it seems entirely plausible to say
that it is much better to commend
rate the fathers of our country by i'm
itation of their virtues, than by I'M
seemly carousal over their memory.
For some cause or other the Ameri-
can Fourth of July has acquired the
character of national drunk. If it
must bear this character, it were far
better that we discourage its popular
observation. If, however, it can be
reclaimed to the high purpose which
Adams intended when he foresaw the
magnificent future of bis country, it
can be made power in maintaining
patriotism and building the n~tion
upfn the love and cherishment of the
whole people
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

DR.. Geo b. Morris and family, Of
Morgantown, are visiting frieds ii
this place.
William Pine, of Wheeling, is visit
ing in this meek O. woods"
Geo. Walls killed % copper-head
snakes in one day. Beat that will
you?
Cornelius McShane is raising q
nice bird dog.
J. M. Bowers is improyingse the
looks of his fathers residence by
painting the house, and whitewash-
ing the outside buildings. Joe knows
how to do it. rs 1,'s &
/ had the pleasure Of attending a
celebration at Morris X Roads on the
Fourth There was a large turnout,
and good order. Several speeches
were delivered. Three brass bands
furnished some excellent music.
Ella Baker was pushed in d creek
the other day by a playmate, bnt the
bravery of George c. Johnson saved
her. .flSs Y8sas s.i3 go ae.
The ordinance of baptism was adj
ministered to several at old Zion
church, by Rev. f. j. Wilson, on the
9Th inst 1t was administered ip the
different modes. Some had it sprinkl-
ed on, some had it poured on and
some went in.
John Morgan, Of Morris x Roads,
and Miss Emma John, of Stewards
town, we're married on the 2Ist Of
June.
N. A. Williams 4 Son, of Green's
burg, Pa, have been in Cheat Neck,
for two weeks taking pictures. He
has taken from $50 to $50 worth Of
pictures.
We were visited by big storm on
the 9Th inst, which did considerable
damage. hd
i. Warman will hold a quarterly
meeting at Zion on the Goth, at which
there will be another baptism.
There is a fishing party from Pitts
burgh at c, S. Legs.
Mr.. Emery Bayles, few days ago
while running raft down Cheat,
lodged it on a sand kar. Y
SHAKEN.
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PIcnsu Valley.

We have been visited by heavy
hail storm, which has been very de-
structivc. Many fine grain AeIds
have been almost if not entirely de-
stroyed. Before the storm we looked
upon our crops with pride and salts
faction, and certainly there was bet
ter prospect for an abundant yield Of
wheat tlan there has beeen for many
years, but now they present M beaY-
ty nor attraction.
Some fields being more sheltered
than others may yield half q crop,
others will not yield more than was
sowed, while others seem entirely de
stroyed. Some are going to pillow up
their oats fields and sow them in
buckwheat. Besides the destruction
of the crops, the fruit, timber, fenc-
ing, DC, and the loss Of land by
washing is very great. The women
are looking very sad over the dcsolate
appearance Of their gardens.
The storm passed here between @
and 7 o'clock Thursday evening, and
there was plenty of hail on the
ground Friday evening, and in some
places there was some seen yet on
tfU ~ 49, .f.st
Saturday.
L. I. Selby, who has been engaged
for some time with Capt. Q. p. Jollitfe
in drawing timber to the river for
Thos Steel, has sold his interest in
the team to Joseph linn, who will
complete the job of hauling.
PEDAGoGUE.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

The farmers are hnsily engaged
harvesting The wheat is not as good
as was expected; some think it is not
more than half crop. Oats and
corn look yell.
Robes d. Son are doing the brick
work on ID. l. Il. Andcrson's new
house. Mr. Roles and Lee have the
reputation Of being the best and fast
est workmen in the country. Since
Lee took that trip to Kingwood he
has kept his tenders going day and
night, almost, to make up for lost
time t..s a.s6
John DtAnderson goes to Gram
vile frequently, Of course he has some
business there or he would not go so
often '9a iRe W. + s3F1 s3
Jack Exams has his house abont
ready to raise. MIN MADEIRA is do
ing the carpenter work. s'a.
Ed Baker has been sick for some
time. He,is getting better, now. q
Rev Lowthcr preached at the
church last Sunday. His sermon was
good as usual.
5rs BETSY 4 TIMOTHY. 4
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

N osSfS. Editors.
Tired of the monotony of office life,
and moved by a spirit of patriotism,
we took occasion to spend our "Ith"
at the Gum Springs. After laying
in a bountilul supply of the needful
we started and after a pleasant ride
of two hours we arrived in beauti-
full grove, whereupon was erected an
extensive platform, etc.
The first thing that attracted our
attention was the sound of feet keep
ing time to the music of several yio-
Inns and Il guitar, and the stern COM
mands of u denizen who was shouting
forward and back" "cyoSs 0yer,',
"all simmer down." etc. In fact it
didn't take long to discover that we
had brought up at a regular old fash
toned Virginia hoe down, where the
glorious Fourth was being celebrated
IN the most approved style.
We looked quietly on for a while,
but suddenly mblpcd a share OF the
general enthusiasm ana throwing
aside our coat, with a shout OF mon
IAN SemPef doefb we rendered our
services to "iadye faire' and two
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

N1nidsville.

The Murphy movement is still ere
ating some interest in this communi-
ty. Through some opposition they
are still getting few signers to the
pledge. Their last meeting was held
at the Lazzell school house, but ow-
ing to the disappointment in having
speakers it was rather failure.
Their next meeting will be held at
Bethel church, on the evening of the
l4th, commencing at 6r, NJ. The in
tention is to have President Thomp-
son there to address the people.
According to previous announce
ment there was preaching at Maids
vile on last Sabbath, by Rev. Wilson,
after which the ordinance of baptism.
by immersion, WAS administered,
Notwithstanding the day was rather
disagreeable, Vaudeville and sur.
rounding community furnished one
of those large crowds she always does
npon such occasions.
Major Lew. Green, better known in
this country as Lewis Davis, is at
home to spend the summer. He is an
old citizen of Monongalia. He has
been travelling with shows and been
in museums for several years. We
are glad to have him with us again.
PuEr.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14
The "Esough and Kscadtcs."

The Rough and Ready base ball
club of this place maintained their
reputation as usual ON the FOURTH
The Hest rirgiaiaa gives the fol-
lowing account of the game played
at Fairmont ON that day between
them and the Clar,, sbarg nine:
About two o'clock large mum
Der of persons repaired to the bali
ground, half mile below this place,
to witness a game of base ball be-
tween the Capital Base Ball Club OF
Clarksburg, and the Rough and
Ready Club of Morgantown. The
The boys of each club made n fine
appearance as they took their | osi-
tions, and received the applause of
their respective friends The game
was holly contested, and fairly and
finely played, but finally resulted in
victory for the Morgantown boys.
Following is the score:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

DINNER AT OAK GRovE.-The ladies
of the Arnettsyille NJ. f. Church
gave dinner on the Fourth of July
for the benefit of the church. The
tables were spread in the Grove, and
were surrounded by hungry throng
of people, who undoubtedly enjoyed
the privilege of dining in the oper
air.
Speeches were delivered Rev. Wiley
of Fairmont, Sheriff Hackney ano
others. The proceeds amounted t.
about $3.50, which in connection Will
a large amount raised by subscrip
ton, will go far toward relieving the
church from debt.
In the evening a blind man gave {
little entertainment at the church,
A considerable number attended this
a larger portion remaining outside en-
joying the music without paying fol
it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

Mr.. A. L. Wade is candidate for
reelection to the office of County
Superintendent ofFree Schools, which
he mas long SO ably filed. In advo-
eating the claims of Mr.. Wade, we
think we are acting in accordance
with the desire of the intelligent vo-
tors of the cousity. They are aware
that no other man so thoroughly un-
F6lerstapds their needs as he, and
since lISis so well versed in the rou-
tine ofAoilice, he should be required to
continue his school honors. The vo-
tiers should see that he is re-elect-
ed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

TIE HAIL STORM, which passed
over portion of this county last
Friday, was especially destructive on
Dolls Run, Stewards Run aud In
dian Creek. A gentleman residing
on Stewards Run, reports that at
least half of the growing crops inthat
vicinity we're destroyed. Prior to
this the prospect was encouraging
but this has cast u gloom over the
expectations of farmers that will not
be easily dispelled.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

Mr.. George II. Shinn was the In
pire, and the scorers were Mcssrs.
c. A. Hayes and G. b. Spates.
At the close of the game, Mr.. Ce-
ell Spates, on the part of the Clarks-
burg boys, stepped to the centre OF
the ring, calling his club, and pro-
posed three cheers for Morgantown
boys. which was given with will
OF course tie Morgantowners. re-
turned the compliment. Mr.. Spates
also called for three cheers for the
citizens of Fairmont, which were
given. John w. Lott, Esq, then
q ped forward and proposed three
cheers for Clarksburg, the future Cap
ital of the State, which were vocifer-
ously given. Mr.. Dawson, we believe
it was, Of the Morgantown club, jocpi
larry tapped Mr.. Spates on the shpul-
der, saying; 'Spates, we beat you, but
we'll vote for you, or Clarksburg, for
the Capital Then everybody cheer
ed again.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14
THE RAILROAD QUESTION
-szingw God Alive ON the Subject


Kingwood seems to be alive to the
Importance of railroad. AT a meet
ing held last Monday night, at that
place, the following resolution was
offered by w. Nj. 0. Dawson,and was
adopted:
'sReso1ced, That committee of ten
be appointed to arrange for a meeting
in the town of Morgantown, to attend
the same, and confer with the people
of Monongalia county relative to the
building Of narrow gauge railroad
from the town of Morgantown, cia
Kingwood, to point on the Balti-
more q Ohio Railroad"
The Committee is: Hon. VIM. G.
Brown, Hon. J. p. Jones, Col. w. III.
King. VIM. M. O. Dawson, Capt. VIM.
Elliot, Hon. c. M. Bishop, Col. r. w.
Monroe, DR.. James H. Manown, Jno.
w. Guseman, F. NJ. Ford and Charles
E. Brown. [NorE. Hon. VIM. G.
Brown was added to the committee.
The same gentleman also introduc-
ed the following resolution, which
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

ANOTHER LIMB BRoKEN,-On last
Thursday, Mrs. Mary Weaver, while
arranging a heavy dining table to
iron clothes, upset it, and at the
same time it feel and gave her leg a
twist which broke both bones. This
was one of those peculiar, unaceount-
BILE accidents that occasionally hap
pen. ~
DR., Price was called, who dressed
the wounded members Hd-she is now
doing as well as could be expect
ed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

SINCE the victories won By the
Rough and Readies at Fairmont, over
the. Clarksburg boys, their courage
has ''arisenn somewhat, and now they
talk of challeging the Standards, OF
Wheeling. We can't, with safety,
predict what the result would be in
this ease, but are glad our boys are
not afraid.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14

ft . d .
IT is time honored custom with
local newspapers to omit publishing
a paper on the Fourth of July. Very
many of our exchanges conformed to
this custom last week. ! After consid-
ering the matter we decided to issue
as usual. Although it was somewhat
of a task for us we desired to give
our readers d full report of the Com
mencement before it was too old. to
be interesting. We give more good
solid reading matter fof the money
than any other paper in this section,
and people are becoming aware of
that fact.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE.
Very best on sale this week. ..6lG6A cts.
Generally rated first quality. 5l@6f -
Medium or good fair quality....5 @5t
Ordinary thin steers and oxen 3!(a34t
Most Of the sales are from.....59G6t
HoGs.-Hogs only moderately active
and prices n shade easier at 6lGD7c. Re-
ceipts 5, Id head.
SHEEP.-Sheep more active than for
veral months past, but prices are &c
wer mt dC05c. Receipts 6,410.