The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-29

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STRAW HATS and all summer goods
at your own price. HIRscHMAy.
No EXCITEMENT since the circus
was here. Everything has resumed
its usual quiet.
A LARGE delegation from this coun-
ty will attend the Congressional Con-
yention at Keyser.
The present fine weather will ena
BILE our farmers to get their harvest
ing finished in good order.
PARALYrrc strokes, heart disease,
and kidney affections, prevented by
the use of Browns Iron Bitters.
CovERDIL WILLIAMS, the man who
was leeced out Of $500 by the monte
man at Blacksmith, we learn recovered
his money.
WHENEVER our friends have an
item Of local news, they are requested
to call and inform us or drop us
postal card.
They must be closed out. Our
immense stock Of white vests reduced
to so cents. HIRscHMAN.
WE must inquire again about our
correspondents. 1t would certainly
be gratifying to hear from about a
score of them once more.
BUSINESS in town seems to be al
most at standstill. Our merchants
might improve trade by advertising
literally these dull times.
QUITE an enjoyable time was had
at the residence of A. c. Wood, on
Friday evening last, by the numer-
Gus young folks who assembled there.
THE Marvel Camping Club will go
into camp on Cheat, next week. Rev.
Gibbons and probably some other
distinguished guests will accompany
them.
The Harry again visited our wharf
on Friday and Saturday. On her
last trip she brought up quite large
company from one of the camps on
the river.
The Waverleys had n splendid en-
tertainment at their hall on Thursday
evening of last week select COM
pany was present and everything
passed off nicely.
AMONG the most popular features
Of the show were the characters of
A. G. Field and Sam Dickey, the
clowns. Their funny sayings and
amusing capers produced much
mirth.
The New DOMINION will be sent to
any address from this date until
November lst for 80 cents. Our
friends are requested to call the
attention of their neighbors to this
announcement.
PART of the timber for Thornt
Pickenpaugh's big livery stable is on
the ground and the workmen have
commenced operations. 1t will be
probable six weeks before the stable
will be ready for occupancy.
The Presidents of the various
Boards of Education will meet with
the County Superintendent in this
place Oh Saturday July Goth to elect
an Examining Board for this county
Quite number of names have been
mentioned, but as yet it is uncertain
who will be elected.
Mr.. ANDY STEPHENsoN's horse took
fright, while tied in front of Bore
mans store on Wednesday evening,
and breaking loose, ran out on Mar
ket street, striking the buggy against
the awning post at Atkisson's cor
ner, the horse breaking loose from
the buggy.-Parkers6urg Sentinel.
A CAMP MEETING will be held in
the grove near Georgetown, Monon-
gala county, commencing August
18th, and lasting ten days, under the
auspices of the NJ. f. Church (col-
ored). Rev. A. C. Steptoe will have
charge of the meeting, and will be
assisted in the services by other able
ministers.
AN exchange wants to know, "what
is home without a newspaper 1t is
a place where old hats are stuffed in
to window panes; where the children
are like young pigs; the housewife
like like an aboriginal savage and
the husband with a panorama of the
Dismal Swamp painted on his shirt
bosom with tobacco juice.
MARRIED.--Luther linn and Miss
Mary z. Brown were married at the
residence of the brides parents, near
Gainesville, by Rev. David Rogers,
ON June Goth, 1882, The bride is a
daughter Of 4. j. Brown, Esq. The
young couple have commenced house
keeping already, and have the good
wishes of their many friends.
MILES ORToN's show was we'll pat
ronized here last week. The men,
bers of the company were the most
gentlemanly showmen it has been
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