The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-01


CIRCUIT COURT adjourned on Sat
urday last, and Judge Fleming de-
parted for his home in the afternoon.
DoN'T forget the democratic meet
ings that are to be held in the several
districts in the county on Saturday
next.
OUR correspondence from Halleck
miscarried by some means and reach
ed us just as we were going to press.
Write again.
i Now is the time to have your job
work done, while we can give it atten-
ton. Bring in your orders before the
busy season arrives.
The Knights of Labor will hold a
big celebration in Fairmont on the
Fourth. A programme suitable to
the occasion has been prepared.
DIR. JIMEsoN removed his family
from Fairmont to Jacksonville, Ohio,
last week, at which place the Doctor
has been located for some time.
SOME people are extremely jealous
of the increasing strength and infiu
ence of the New DOMINION, however,
there is no way for them to help it.
The Seminary is closed and is
mighty lonesome looking. Its only
inhabitants are Rev. Miller and DR..
Spencer Wade, who occupy room
there at night.
"A CAMP MEETING will be held at
Oak Grove, near Arnettsville, under
the auspices of the colored NJ. f.
Church, commencing August 18th
and continuing ten days.
WE acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises of Soule's Institute,
New Orleans, sent by Professor +. A.
Golden, in which institution he is
Professor.
SERGEANT SPRIGG's office in one of
the University buildings was broken
into and robbed of gold pen and
holder, an eraser, a ring of keys and
some other little things. The stolen
goods were all recovered.
WE learn that L. V. Coleman, Of
McCurdysyille, met with quite an ac-
eident while at Fairmont last Friday.
His team ran away breaking two
wheels off the wagon and demolishing
an extension table that was in the
wagon.
The people of Grafton district,
Taylor county, voted 5000 to the
capital stock of the Grafton u Green
brier Railroad on Tuesday Of last
week. AL Monongalia needs is an
opportunity to vote again, and our
road will be built.
WE learn that the Morgantown
band is not yet engaged for the
Fourth. Any entertainment or cele-
bration not yet supplied with music
would do well to make note of this.
The band is now well organized and
makes good music.
THE Sheriff of Doddridge county
gives notice through the paper that
on July 10th he will publish list of
all the delinquent taxpayers of that
county. he also says that the list
will be much smaller than last year
as they prefer to pay rather than be
published.
FARMERS in the vicinity of Keyser,
say that the weevil is eating the
wheat to some extent in that section.
From several of the most intelligent
farmers in Monongalia we learn that
the wheat crop promises an album
dant yield, and generally is as ''even"
as floor.
MANY of our citizens take different
view Of the Railroad question and
tell us that another proposition will
receive their hearty support. Many
of those who opposed the other will
support new one. The late canvass
gave much information about rail
roads that is of much benefit to the
people.
OUR neighboring town of Fairmont
is said to be all torn up over scan
dial, in high life. Why don't the pa
pers Of that place give it to the pub
lie? Had such report been afoat
concerning this place they would
have taken great pleasure in making
it as ridiculous as possible.
Mr.. j. F. WEAVER is doing thirty
ing business in furnishing our farm
ers with mowers, reapers and hay
rakes. Mr.. Weaver handles nothing
but the best and whateqer he tells
you may be depended upon to just
the extent he says. Better buy from
him than some oily tongued rascal
that won't tell you the truth and will
probably never see you again after
the transaction is made. Always
buy from man you know and are
sure you can rely upon. Such a one
is Joe. Weaver.
MIR. AND Mrs. S. r. GUsEMAN,
whose marriage was announced in
our last issue, left on the same
Thursday evening for Preston