The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-12


Morgantown, W. Va. june ., 1884.
THANKS to several friends for new
subscribers sent in last week. Our
list steadily grows.
IT is said the new cornet band has
organized and ordered instruments
Success to the boys.
LARGE stock of Napkins, Table
Linens and Towels at Chadwick's at
the most reasonable prices.
PRos. LoRENTz has our thanks for
late Louisville papers, as has also
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson for public docu-
ments.
THE effects of the celebration" Of
the Fourth does not seem to have
worn off yet in certain quarter here
abouts.
CLEAR THE TRAcK-By the next
boat Chadwick & Co will have nice
and pure Brown Sugar, Is pounds
for dollar.
The Pittsburgh papers report that
$4,000 was the amount finally set
apart for the Monongahela in the
general appropriation bill.
Mr.. E. w. PERRY lost 50 on the
street here last Friday. 1.-THE finder
is honest and desires to return the
money he will be literally rewarded.
CHARLEY ALLEBAUGH has put the
finishing touches upon the room Mt
Shines to he used by the new barber.
1t is handsomely papered and painted.
RAILROAD coming and Chadwick d.
Co. have just received a case OF
Standard Prints that they are sell
ling at the low price of l6 ytis. for a
dollar.
REV. G.. B. FOSTER will return 10
this place on Saturday ard will
hold services regularly in the Baptist
church for several weeks before leav-
ing for New York.
MoRGANTowN Is putting on Metro
politan airs. The police court of late
has been crowded with business and
the treasury has been replenished by
the addition of numerous fines.
MORE than the usual number of
Hungarians and other foreigners
have been in town this week. Many
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charged from the railroad above here.
AsBY LEMLEY, an old man living
near Mt. Morris, was knocked down
and run over 10y. some young folks
who were driving rccklessly on the
Fourth. Three of his ribs were
broken besides other injuries that
were inflicted,
THE Clarksburg Necs keeps a
paragraph printed in black letters
standing at the head of it's local col
umns that reads thus: Look upon
sanderers as direct enemies to hui
man society; as persons without hon
or. honesty or humanity.
The School Commissioners Of Nor
gantown Independent district held a
meeting at Dr. Lazier's on Monday
evening. They previously inspected
the grounds and buildings. The
teachers were not elected, but it is
understood. the old corps will be
unanimously elected.
Mr.. HARRY w. FULLER, General
Passenger Agent Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad has our thanks fol-
copy OF "Zephyrs from the Sea
Shore and Mountain Resorts" Of that
road. No other road in the country
presents greater attractions for tour
lists than the G. Il O.
The Goshen Baptist A ssociation
will hold it's fourteenth anniversary
meeting with the Little Sandy Bap-
tist Church in Preston county, w
Va, commencing on Wednesday he
fore the third Sunday in August
1884, at 10 o'clock A. N.
w. I. PRoTzMAN, Clerk.
DRowNEp.-John Moss, colored
boy about Is years old employed BY
Frizzell, the railroad contractor, was
drowned in the river near Little Falls
on Friday last. He with some Others
was bathing and it is supposed was
taken with cramp. The body was
recoved the same evening. The un-
fortunate boys home was in Buck
ingham county, Va,
WE are in receipt of copy of the
Scio, Ohio, Herald containing an &C
count OF the commencement excr
cises Of Scio College, of which Rev.
Ell. Marsh is President. The paper
gives President Marsh's address te
the graduates. Like all his produc
tions it teens with elequence, sound
advice and real practical wisdom. Ir
fact it is real oratorical gem. Il
is appropriate not only for Scio col
lege, but for every school and college
in the land. Were it not for our lin
tied space we would be glad TO give
it place in our columns.
ANOTHER TRACTION ENGINE. =
Messrs. Simon Mcclure and Jas. A
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