The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-09-22
PEACHES are abundant in this mar
ket at $l.00 per bushel.

The trees in the woods are don
ming their carnival colors-
We have been having a great deal
of rain during the last week.
Dr.. GEO. B. MORRIS, Dentist, will
be in Morgan.own, October LIST, and
remain Is days.
OUR correspondent gives in anoth-
er column an interesting letter de-
scriptive of the State Fair.
THE season Of the scar and yellow
leaf is at hand and the air "When
the leaves begin to fall'' will soon be
in order.
SEVERAL Of our young men and la
dies, attended dance given by Lum
Cobun, out on the Flats, last Thurs
day evening. All pronounced it a
decided success.
TIE defalcations of John L. Hech-
men, late of Grafton, w. Va, supreme
treasurer Of the Catholic Knights of
America. have been aseertained to
aggregate $22, 1913.
WE desire to acknowledge the
kindness of Col. w. A. Hanway and
family, Mrs. S. A. Morgan and fam
lily, and many other BalIimoreans,
while visiting the Monumental City
last week.
The Fairmont Inder tells of a
wedding that was to take place at
Morris X Roads, few days since,
that didn't come of. A prominent
gentleman of Fairmont was the groom
expectant.
PRUDENT consumers are now hav-
ing their coal houses filed while the
roads are good and the price low
Howard Sturgiss will take your con-
tract, guarantee good coal, and at a
satisfactory figure.
Our many friends who went to. Bal
timore to attend the Oriole, were dis
appointed by the heavy rain. Lord
Baltimore, who should have arrived
on Tuesday, did not appear until
Thursday evening.
Ar the NJ. P. Parsonage, on Mon
day evening September 18th, by Rev.
ID. G. Helmick, George Washington
Holt, of Morgantown and Miss Mar.
tina Maris, of Baltimore, were mar
ried, both colored.
JACOB RUNNER, the unfortunate
man, who was confined in the Jail at
this place, on account of insanity,
was removed to the Weston Asylum,
last Wednesday. He was extremely
violent and it was only by the great
est difficulty that he could be remov-
ed.
ABoUT Is members of the Mohon-
gala Lodge, No, TO-. /. o. o. f., of
this place, attended the funeral of E.
p. Lantz, Of Blacksmith, deceased
brother Odd Fellow, on Sunday last.
The services were conducted by them,
accordingly to the rites prescribed
by the order.
WE have heard a great deal of
complaint, from those who have
grapes, that they are stolen as rapidly
as they ripen. 1t would be well if
some of the offenders could be APP
pretended and made an example Of,
rs it is very annoying for anyone to
have. their grapes nightly disappear
ing because they cannot stay up
with them.
TWENTY-FIVE car loads of stock were
shipped from Fairment last week, it
being the heaviest shipment Of the
season. The shippers were: T. F.
Watson, Hood & Morgan, j. p. Don
ley, 4 Co., j. P. Keener, l.. N. John,
Lewis Lemley, Harvey and Col. Fish
er, J. A. Thompson, E. L. Nixon. A.
Fisher, j. C. Jones, w. N. Stewart
and Tenant 4 Bro.
One Of the students was rocked
last week, while peacably going to
his quarters for the night. 1t may
be great deal of fun for the boys
who did it, but no gentlemen will
indulge in anything that imposes on
another, and should the young men
continue their night attacks, they
may find some one who will not jog
so nicely to the music Of the falling
rocks.
SOME of our citizens have been
changing their places of residence
this week. Rev. r. H. Trainer, has
gone to Granville, where he will &C.
cupy the house formerly the property
of Geo. Vance. We are sorry to lose
the reverend gentlemen from our
midst. Mr.. Robert Vance has taken
possession of the Col. Vance property,
near the University, where he will re-
main until spring.
If any Of the people of Monongalia
county desire to get a supply of Ger
man Carp, to stock their ponds with,
this fall, Hon. w. L. Wilson, Con-
gresham for this District, will eb-
tain such supply from the U. S. Fish
Commissioners. This is . good OPP
portunity for our people to obtain
fiah. IA Mr. Wilson infnrrna ua that