The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-06-27
Saturday, June "a, 1885.

70 cOihO vain hCiC VI ustnS
Chicago beef when the railroad is
completed.
The new postal law makes the
taking Of paper and the refusal to
pay for it theft.
The delight of the cditor-tbe
prompt subscriber, who always pays
cheerfully in advance.
ALL kinds of patterns from the
Delineator furnished at the News
Store, at publishers rates.
STRAW hats, summer underwear,
white vests, light colored suits and
extra pants at cost, at HIRscHMANs.
IT is n question whether we will
have a mail route between here and
Fairchance after the Both of the
present month.
DIR. KRAMER was at Masontown
professionally the greater part Of
last week. He will visit Bruceton
some time in July.
A TWO days meeting will be held
at Calvary on the 9th and 2Sth, by
Rev. d. G. Helmick. A Sunday
school lecture will be delivered on
Sunday morning.
The Fourth of July will be cele-
brated at Morgantown in sylvan
sports and without a locomotive
whistle accompaniment.-Inder.-
Indeed. Well, can't we walk over to
Fairmont, "the metropolis" and look
on?
ONE of the cutest of A. B. c. books
is the Household Primer Each
large letter has an amusing picture
and a pretty verso. The whole is
daintily printed in brown; and best
of all, is mailed free by d. Lothrop
q Co., Boston on receipt of 2 cent
stamp.
ORPHANS Friend Encampment No.
IL, l. O. o. F., elected the following
officers June 10Th: Thos. f. Hodges,
Chief Patriarch; r. E. Fast, High
Priest; E. Ring, Senior Warden; d.
ii. Slime, Scribe: J. S. Swindler,
Treasurer; w. /. Protzmpn, Junior
Warden.
THERE was a man of our town,
and he was wondrous wise. He
jumped into bramble bush and
scratched out both his eyes. And
when he saw his eyes were out, with
all his might and main. He bought
a bottle of Salvation Oil, and rubbed
them in again.
Mn JOHN had very narrow es-
cape from death few days ago. He
was moving briars with a mower
when the machine upset, throwing
him directly in front of the cutter.
The team stopped at once, just in
time to save MIN from being very
badly mangled or may be, killed out
right.
r. f. BIRKETT who has been con
Quoting rink at Grafton for some
time, was arrested few days ago by
the authorities of that town for being
indecent himself and allowing others
the same privilege in his rink. The
trial of Birkett resulted in imposing
fine on him of five dollars and cost
Of. the trial.
On our second page will be found
an instructive article in reference to
large collection of modern and an
cient coin made by Lieut.. Wilson, of
the University. The information
concerning the historical significance
of the coins of various dates was
given NEW DOMINION representative
by that gentleman.
WE hear that some time last week
q package of counterfeit money
amounting to about $4,000 left New
York. A detective was put on the
track and traced the same to Bruce
ton, this county. We can't vouch for
the truthfulness of the story, and at
the time we go to press can find out
nothing definite about the NATTER
Argus.
ONE of our correspondents made
some good suggestions last week in
reference to the proposed centennial
celebration. He thinks it would be
the pleasure of the people in every
district to organize and come in com
panies to assist in making demon
stration. We would be glad to hear
from our correspondents all over the
county on the subject.
HURLBURT q HUNTING's Consoli-
dated Shows will exhibit in Morgan
town, Saturday, July 4th. Positive
ly the largest and best 25c show on
earth. They have the best educated
Horses and Dogs; the best Perform
ers, and the funniest Clowns to be
seen anywhere under canvass. Ad-
mission only 25c. Remember the day
and date. Our great National Holt
day, Saturday, July 4th.
DURING the history of the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute at Rom
ney 212 deaf mutes and 80 blind
pupils have been received, and 142
and SO respectively have been grad
uated and honorably discharged
OF the blind who have been sent out
from this institution two thirds had
obtained complete musical educa-
ton in addition to being proficient
in some trade or other art.
ONE Of the most pleasant gather
ings of the season was that held at
the residence of John H. Brown on
Monday evening. A large crowd
was present, and most excellent
time was the order of the evening
Dancing was the principal amuse-
ment. The music was furnished by
Messrs. Vanpelt, Crane and Elliott
than whom no other trio in the State
can excel in the art of drawing the
bow.-King,Dood Argus.
AN exchange whose editor has
evidently observed how business is
sometimes done here says: When
You have job of printing to do, or
if you can get it anywhere else for
few cents cheaper, be sure and do so,
but when you have thank you no
tice of any kind to make or com
plimentary card to be printed, take
it to your home newspaper News
paper printers pay their employees
with wind, their paper, ink, ETC., on
promises. They have no occasion to