The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-30
FREE toll on all the roads on the

FREE toll on all the roads on the
Fourth.
A TEACHERS examination will be
held In this place on Monday next.
J. w. CARRAco is having new
iron roof placed upon his residence.
A PARTY of ten couple spent day
rusticating on Cheat last week.
They report pleasant time.
JUDsE BRANNox presides in a very
acceptable and able manner While
here he made many new friends.
EVERY one predicts that the largest
crowd ever assembled in Morgan
town will be here on the Fourth.
SOLDIERS who enjoy living over
some of the scenes of the war will
have an opportunity to do SO on the
Fourth.
NoTIcK.-Persons indebted to the
late Geo. w. Cunningham are re-
quested to call at this Office and set
tie their accounts.
If demanding the removal Of the
University affords certain papers any
comfort, they are welcome to squeak
as much as they desire.
The work of plastering the new
M. p. Church has been completed.
1t is nicely done. The building
will soon be in condition for use.
THE friends of Mr.. Elmus Holland
and wife extend sympathy to them
in their bereavement on account of
the death Of their only child little
Andy.
C. B. CARNEY, Esq, sheriff Of Ma
rion county, was married last week
to Miss Carrie Baumberger, Of Mon
roe county, Ohio. Here's our hand
Sheriff.
Granville is all agog over a fight
that lately occurred there between
two females. The parties had hear
ing before Squire Dent on Monday
afternoon.
In another column will be found
an article descriptive Of q Sabbath
spent at the White Sulphur Springs.
1t was prepared especially for the
New DOMINION.
THERE is some talk of getting mp
m excursion party here to visit Cape
May. The fare for the round trip will
be $40 from Uniontown. 1t will
certainly be worth the money.
THE court imposed a fine Of $40
and $40 and costs, respectively upon
Edgar and U. G. Hoard for assault
upon William. The entire amount
except their own costs will be sos. 80.
HoN. HENRY S. WALKER will de-
liver an Grafton at Harrisonburg,
Va, on the Fourth of July. A cele-
bration that is to vie with the
one at Morgantown will be held
there.
We acknowledge tickets to the
Mt. Lake Park S. s. Assembly,
meeting Of the Chautauqua order
which holds its sessions August Z
to II, at the Mt. Lake Park on the
summit of the Alleghenies.
A TERRAIN was found on George
Vance's farm, on Saturday last, that
had the names of A. G. Sturgiss and
Ella Vance cut in the shell over date
of 1854. George put another mark
on the little fellow and set him free.
EVERY one is looking forward to
the Fourth with great expectations.
1t is predicted that q larger crowd
will be present than was ever seen
in town before. The programme in
full will be found in another column.
The huge frame Of Allender's new
mill has been raised and the work Of
building is being pushed. 1t will
soon be under roof and when COM
pleted will be a big improvement in
q business way to that part Of the
town.
The entertainment given at the
residence Of Mrs. r. Watson,
near Smithtown, on Thursday even
ing last in honor Of her daughters
was a very enjoyable occasion. Sew
eral young gentlemen from town at
tended.
The engineers Of the /. v. Il M.
r. r, have gone to their homes and
it looks as though work was sus-
pended for the present. If the
enterprise should stop it will be =
source Of great disappointment to
our people.
WE would direct attention to an
article in another column referring to
the attractions Of Cape May and the
inducements offered to excursionists
by the Pennsylvania R. r. Co. The
trip allows parties going TO remain in
Philadelphia considerable time and
is cheaper than staying at home.
THURSDAY of last week, Drs. C. H.
Holyfield and L. S. S. Framework
were in buggy to start out on pro-