The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-28

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that purpose during that time. Call
early and make your engagements
for time is money.
GIRLS WAxTED.-Two good girls
can find employment at the Cont
mental Hotel, Fairmont, by applying
soon. Wages from - to 50 per week
according to experience.
j. w. IRWIN,
Proprietor.
That same old game gone: the
bosses come out ahead.
FREE ferriagc at the Little Falls to
all regular customers ut Hutchinson
d Jacobs Store.
Two young ladies have been cl-
ected as members of the Board Of
Examiners of Braxton county.
The remains Of the late Capt H. H.
Pierce were recently taken from the
far West to Washington, ID. c., and
inferred.
FARMERS began TO cut wheat in
several places near town on Monday.
The crop will all be harvested before
the Fourth.
The successful candidates are all
smiles, hut the other fellows-well
theirs is only sickly sort of an eff
fort to smile.
Samuel. HENDERSON died at the
residence of Jas. A. Hawthorne in
Cass district on the Goth inst, aged
about IS years.
ALLEN TRIMBLE, little son Of Steve
Trimble who was shot in the arm a
few days ago is getting along as well
as could he expected.
THE old adage is: "A wet May for
wheat, and dry June for corn" We
have had the former and u consider
able portion Of the latter.
THERE will lie picnic and plat
form dance between Granville and
Randall on the Fourth. Matt. Lar
kin will be floor manager.
SEVERAL excellent letters were re-
ceiyed this week that we are unable
to publish. We appreciate them and
regret that they do not appear.
JUDGE FLEMING arrived here on
Monday to finish mp the business of
the late term of Circuit Court. lie
was accompanied by Mrs. Fleming.
RAILROAD coming and Chadwick d
Co. have just received case of
Standard Prints that they are sell
ling at the low price Of l6 yds. for a
dollar.
The State Educational Association
will hold its annual session at New
Martinsville July 1st, 2na and Sd.
instead of the Sth 9th and 10th as
heretofore announced.
JAMES BERRY died in Clay district
ON the 23d inst. Mr.. Berry was one
Of the oldest citizens of this county
having settled in Clay district when
land was worth but - per acre.
WHEAT harvest will begin in this
county this week. The crop is good
Our farmers. say much Of it is far
above the average and on the whole
a bountifnl crop will be harvested.
Why do not the friends Of the gen
tlemen who are spoken Of for the va
rious county Offices have their names
announced? This is the easiest and
best method Of informing the public
on this matter.
FREE ferriage is provided for all
customers from the west side Of the
river who buy goods from Hutchin-'
son 4 Jacobs at the Little Falls.
The. boys do everything to accommo-
date their trade.
THERE will be no trouble in the
Democratic party in this county this
year. Every fellow is bent on sue
cess and every move will he made
with that end in view. There will
lie no sore heads.
WEhave often said that the repub-
lican party'in this county would do
nothing for Emrod Tenant, and now
it is useless for any one TO deny it.
Emrod had better cut loose from
that crowd. The longer he stays the
more they will belabor him.
The open air concert given by the
Morgantown Orchestra was enjoyed
by quite a number Of our people. We
would have been glad had more at
tended the festival and added to the
receipts. 1t is to be hoped the boys
will soon he able to organize their
band.
The non appearance of the Battle
Are is source Of much concern to
some gentlemen up street. They
have repeatedly inquired Of us about
it, but we can give them no informa.
tion on the subject. It, however,
looks very much as If the Battle-Are
had served its purpose and gone the
way Of all the world.
A NUMBER Of gentlemen have ap-
preached us in regard to the matter
Of running Jno. 7. Fleming for Sher-