The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-10
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The past week through >. ,. wat
son, pension agency.
The green apple is now fairly en-
barked on the season, and the small
boys abdomen is thoroughly ac-
quainted with this fact
/ JonN w. DAVIS is now in Preston
county with his photograph gallery
and will do the very best work in his
line at very moderate figures. The
citizens of Preston will find him to be
a good photographer and very
clever gentleman.
The dedication Of McClure's Chap
Ell, ON the Kingwood road will take
place Saturday, August IL, Rev. j.
ID. Corbin, pastor of the NJ. p. church
here, and Rev. d. c. Wees, former
pastor will be present and deliver
sermons, the dedication sermon to
be by Rev. Wees.
If your size is among them you
get great bargain. We have a
big lot of mems fine shoes in
broken sizes, one and two pair
of a size, but mostly larger sizes,
these goods 60 regardless to cost
at Hirschman's.
A SEWERAGE system is not to be
regarded as something nice to have,
but it is something we must have.
We haven't heard any opposition to
the plan and three of the councilmen
are in favor Of it, therefore why are
not the preliminary steps taken for
making that acquisition?
THERE Will be no services at
night at either the Presbyterian or
Methodist churches during this
month. 1t was rumored that Rev.
Buchanon had gone away for a six
weeks vacation, but he is here and
will hold services every Sunday
morning.
The line officers of the First West
Virginia Regiment will meet at Fair
mont, the 18th instant to elect regi-
mental officers, namely-Colonel,
Liutenant Colonel and Major. Capt.
Miller or Lieut.. Fast are two of the
most progressive and energetic off
GERS in the Regiment, and either one
or the other should be honored with
one of the commissions.
The Hosteter blind family have
made an assignment to j. G. Moore,
of Me. rittstown, who is their heav
lest creditor, his claim amounting to
$500. The property consisted of a
house and lot in New Geneva, valued
at 81 800, and the horses and vehicles
used by them in their travels. There
are four members of this family, all
blind, who have been travelling over
this State and Pennsylvania for
years giving musical entertainments.
The Hilarity Club is now on their
grounds at Camp Eden and the pros
pect for loads and loads of pleasure
and sun burn is most fattering.
The clubs personnel is about as sta
ted in these columns few weeks
since. The stay this year will
continue through the entire month,
as each day makes the members feel
less like leaving The ladies and
gentlemen of the club and those who
have visited them judge wisely in
saying that for place to camp with
all the camp qualities Camp Eden
is way. ahead
FAIRMoNT people who have chill
dren they wish to become familiar
with that elementary portion of
knowledge administered in the
public schools are raising a
great big and reverbating kick be-
cause they have no school in which
their youth is to receive such incul
cations. They have normal school,
but no free school. This condition
of affairs is highly, lowly, deeply and
in every manner of the term distress
ing, but in fact said condition is pre-
cisely commensurate with all back
number localities.
THERE was one arrest this week
for violation of the ordinance
prohibiting the jumping on and off
moving trains. The violator was
young man who seemed very sorry
for what he had done and he was
let off, but the mayor then wanted it
distinctly understood that for such
offences in the future the full extent
of the law would be enforced. There
are boys and young men who daily
risk their lives at this foolish prac-
tice and It would serve a few of
them about right to get fine of
S. and costs for it. Strict watch is
to be kept for such culprits in the
future.