The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-07-13
DIR. GEO. b. NORRIS will always be
found In his Office In Morgantown from
the goth TO the last Of every Month.

DIR. GEO. Is. NORRIS will always b
found In his Office In M0rgantown froI
the goth to the last Of every Month.
Grand Concert and Musics
Soiree-Mrs. E. B. Silverthorne
vocaliste, Miss Alice Brock Alt
man, pianist, assisted by Mes
trezatt's Orchestra-Presbyte
rian Church, Thursday evening
July nth.
BRING your young chickens an
eggs to the Farmers Store.
A NUMBER of bicycles and typ
writer's have been sold in town With
the past few days by Wheeling
agent.
Mrs. SILvERTHoRN anticipates Civ
ing her lecture concert at Mountain
Lake Park at the close of her tern
in Morgantown.
You can buy the leading brand
of coffee for % cents at the Farmers
Store.
A NEW daughter arrived at tn
residence of Charley Allebaugh ,
few days ago and the parents ar
correspondingly happy.
A BUNCH of sweet flowers PLACED
upon the desk before the busy worke
is at once an inspiration and joy, bu
our lady friends have all forgotten
us SO far.
J. X. DURR has bought the farm
known as the Minor farm, near Tay
lortown, for $4,000 cash. This i.
one of the finest farms in 'littl'
Greene"
S. f. Ross, of Union district, re
Gently found box of fine cigars il
the road. The owner can have then
by proving property and paying fol
this notice.
The wheat crop in this county
has been about all harvested, con
siderable part of it having been cut
in June. 1t is estimated that the
yield will be above the average.
"LAscA;" "Brier Rose" "Angels
Rainor;;" Passing Away" with vari
atoms; "Clarence's Dream will be
among the selections given by Prof
Rayhill at the entertainment next
Monday night.
The work on the new road from
Fairmont to Clarksburg progresses
rapidly and it will not be many
months before the road is completed.
About $500 men are employed in its
construction.
THE best and fastest presses ever
in Morgantown are those in the New
DoMINIoN's job rooms. We are pre-
pared to quote special prices on
large orders. Send to us for esti-
mates before placing orders else
where.
Mrs. SILvERTHoRN will give a
grand musicale assisted by the mem
bers of her music class, which in
cludes the best singers of Morgan
town, on or about the 10th of this
month. A grand treat may be ex.
pected.
The report that a daughter OF
John Rogers fell from tree some
days ago and died from the effects
of her injuries is untrue. She fell
from tree and was very severely
hurt, several bones being broken, but
she will recover
The weed cutters of the town be-
gan work on Monday and are now
busy exterminating superfuous veg
citation on the town thoroughfares,
which makes the result very great
improvement in appearance. There's
plenty to cut yet.
IF A row of shade trees were plan
ted along the walk from the point"
of Wiley and Front streets to the
first house the appearance and com
fort of walking in that locality would
pc improved. What do you say,
gentlemen of the council?
The officers lately elected by Mon
ongalia Ledge No 10, l. o. o. F. are
as follows: Frank Cox, Noble Grand
Charles W. Dering, Vice Grand; d.
Fl. Slime, Secretary, j. G. Wallace.
Treasurer; w. l. Protzman, Steward.
The officers elected "set up the ice
cream for the lodge after adjourn
ment.
The Monongalia oil field is DIES
tined to far eclipse and double dis
count the Mt. Morris field in its pro-
duction. There are not as yet as many
rigs as are at the latter place, but
it is only a question of very little
time till there will be more. Ex-
periments in the Monongalia field
are over The oil is there and is be-
ing developed.
The NJ. E. Sunday school picnic
is still on the tapis. They were dis
appointed on the Fourth but are not
dismayed. They propose to have a
grand, gala day very soon. If the
river favors they will have boat,
Int if not, they will take the cars,
and they expect that half the popu-
lation of the town will go to the grove
on the railroad. A committee is now
arranging for the event.
The State Board of Examiners
will close the examination of teach
ers here to-day. Other examinations
will he held as follows: Parkers-
burg, July II and 10; Clarksburg,
August 26, 81 and IS. Applicants
will be examined in elementary
algebra, elementary psychology,
natural philosophy, rhetoric and
physiology in addition to the
branches required for county GER
tificate.
The officers elected for the ensue-
ing term for Athens Lodge No 36,
Knights of Pythias, are as follows
Frank r. Sapp, e. c.; Charles A.
Hayes, V. c.; L. A.Chidester, Prel-
ate; Ed. G. Protzman, X. of r. and
s.; S, A. Posten, M. at A.: j. c. Nc
Wicker, NJ. of F.; C. F. Stephan, M
of E.; Fl. A. Christy and G. r. Hus
ton, trustees. Ed Protzman was
elected representative to the Grand
Lodge. which meets at Huntington
in October
The New DOMINION predicted an
era of prosperity for this section fol
this year and we are still confident
that our prediction will prove true
The year is now one-half expired
and still nothing very great has
come to pass, but just at the present
we can sniff good things not very