The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-07-07

THE great mark down sale still
continues at Hirschman's.
DoS'r look for any NEW DOMINION
next week until Thursday.
EvKY one is looking forward to the
immense celebration to be held here
tomorrow.
ANOTHER teachers examination
will be held at New Brownsville on
Friday next.
Mr.. r. E. Fast of the. County
Clerks Office was on the sick list for
several days last week.
DR- A. M. KRAMER, dentist, will
be at his Office in Durbannah from
the 18th to theslast of the month.
OwMa to q misunderstanding our
reporter did not prepare the minutes
Of the Institute until too late for
this issue.
NorIcE.-Persons indebted to the
late Geo. w., Cunningham are re-
quested to call at this Office and set
tie their accounts.
.DR. f. H. PATTON, of Pennsylvania,
will be here On the 4th, and will talk
70 ethe boys" about his experience in
the field and in prison.
Hon. JOHN w. MASON will be here
on the 4th, and will talk to his old
comrades at the University. He will
receive a cordial reception.
ADvIcEs from Marion and other
counties inform MS that we may ex
pect large delegations from many
places al the reunion to morrow.
WHILE doing some work in Oak
Grove Cemetery few days ago Mr..
Alph Wells had one leg badly bruised.
We learn that the injury is not seri-
GUS.
Tomorrow We expect to see one
OF the greatest crowds that ever as
eembled in Morgantewn. Every in
dication points to the success OF the
Re union.
The good old New York Ledger
still continues to visit our table week
II. it is conducted with rare skill
and ability by its veteran editor.
Long may |. wave.
JAMES, SHAW left at this office late
" number Of timothy heads that
averaged about nine inches in length
Mr.. Shaw says they are about the
average ola new meadow on his farm.
SOME Of our farmers commenced to
cut wheat as early as Thursday last.
The close Of this week will see most
of the crop in this section in shock.
A majority of it is reported to be ex-
cellent.
QUITE a number of persons from
here will go on an excursion to Cape
May in few days. The trip will
certainly be an enjoyable one and un-
der the arrangements will be made at
trifling cost
e WRroHr's grocery is headquarters
for all kinds Of family supplies: dried
beef, hams, canned goods and every
thing else. Finest line of candies in
the place. Large assortment of to-
bacos and cigars.
THE law requiring checks, drafts,
y xow.,hnro ,,,ot<.hoS ,,or ,pnrv nofont
medicines and bitters to be stamped
expired on Sunday last. At the same
time the new and lower rate for postal
orders went into effect.
"WERE it left to me-" said Thomas
Jefferson, ito decide whether we
should have q Government without
newspapers or newspapers without
a Government, should not heitate
q moment to prefer the latter"
THE match game of Base Ball be-
tween the Lafayette club Of Union
town, and the Rough and Ready
club Of this place is attracting much
attention. The game will be played
on the old fair grounds tomorrow,
July 4th, at 2P.M
WHEN you want to stop this paper
do so like man. Don't leave it in
the postoffice and have it returned by
the p. NJ. refused" No honest
man or gentleman will do that. Call
at the Office and pay what you may
owe, and then tell us to stop it.
We are glad to note the fact that
the examination held on Monday
evidenced q noticeable Improvement
on the part Of the teachers. We be-
lieve it paesed of smoothly, and to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
The manuscripts were all well pre-
pared.
DIED.-Frank, an interesting little
son or e. w. S. Dering died on Mon
day night of brain election, aged
two years. Little Frank was known
a. . bright, sweet little fellow. His
afflicted parents have the sympathy
Of all their friends In their bereave-
ment