The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-08-27
Saturday August "a, 1881.
On! The miserable dust.

OH FOR good refreshing RAIN.
DID you attend camp meeting last
Sunday
HARVESTING is about completed in
this vicinity.
THERE are forty saloons in Nc
Keesport Pa.
The Fair commences two weeks
from Tuesday
A VERY light shower of rain last
Sunday afternoon.
LARGE line of Men and Boys Shoes
received at I. f. Protzman d Co.'S.
WE regret to learn that the grape
crop in this county is partial fail
ure.
School, opens at the University
next Wednesday one week-Septem-
Der 7th.
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will be in Nor
gantpwn September 18th, and remain
Is days.
Go SEE the Best Shoe in the Mar
ket for One Dollar, at T. F. Protz-
man d Co.'S.
NEW stock of Ladies' Calflined
Shoes just received, at Z. +. Protz-
man & Co.'S.
THE ladies' of the M. f. Church
viii give lawn party Thursday eve
ming, September Sth.
New stock Of Ladies' Bluc-lined
Kip Shoes just received, at L. F.
Protxman Il Cos.
A FINE salmon weighing nearly fif-
teen pounds was caught in Cheat
River, near Ices Ferry, last week.
"FRMALE complaints are the re-
suit of impure blood. Use DIR. "Lind-
scy's Blood Searcher" Sure cure
WE learn that the members of the
Rock Forge Grange contemplate hold
ing pcnic some time next month.
ALREADY there is very noticeable
improvement In the appearance Of
our streets. Let the good work go
on.
J. F. DAVIS, Of Portsmouth, Ohio,
sold, il one year fourteen Thousand
boxes of SELLERS Liver Pills" They
cure malaria.
The Morgantown Brass Band pa
raded the streets Oh Saturday even
ing, treating the people to some ex-
cellent music. .-----s-
Go SEE the Best 1926 Boot in the
country. No paper, no shoddy,hu
good, solid, Leather Boot, at L. L.
Protzman d Cos.
Mr.. JNo. WESLEY HANEY, of Stew
artstown, brought load of peaches
to town this week. They sold readi
ly at $l.25 per. bushel.
MARRIED.--In Pennsylvania, Au-
gust Is, 1881, by the Rev. G. w. Ar
cher, MFR. L. NJ. Pigott and Miss NJ.
A. Woodford, both of West Virginia.
SOME Fairmont gentlemen who
started to camp meeting on Sunday
lost the way, and had to come to town
to inquire from young lady where
Oak Grove was.
WANTED, Chickens, Butter, Eggs,
Lard, May-apple Root, Onions, Rags,
Wheat, Oats, Corn, Rye and all
other kinds of Produce, at L. F.
Protzman & Co.'S.
STRAYED.-Aug. 10Th, pale red
COW with white star in forehead,
smooth horns, and six years cid.
Any information as to her where
abouts will be duly rewarded.
l.. S. BROCK.
IT is easy to tell the difference be-
tween the man that advertises and
the man that don't One wears out
out the sole of his shoes, the other
wears out the sole of his pants.
On account of selling a number of
extra copies this week we will have
to send some of our exchanges half
sheets. We hope they will excuse us,
as we never do this when it can be
avoided.
Mrs. JENKINS. an old lady, who
lives with her son, on the Ices Ferry
turnpike, near town, attempted one
day last week to commit suicide by
cutting her throat with razor, but
was prevented before accomplishing
her purpose.
Town was almost deserted on Sun-
day last, every one who could pro-
cure conveyance, going to Oak
Grove to camp meeting. From what
we learn there must have been quite
a large attendance.
JACOB HENDERSON, of Dunbar, Pa,
has, we are told, sold his land in
Dunbar to Senator Davis, of West
Virginia, for fifty dollars per acre.
The coal underlying said land was
purchased by the same party some
time ago Uniontown Democrat.
One day last week Lindsey War
man, while driving in buggy and
trying to turn his horses in the road,
in the vicinity of Leisinring, was