The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-07-20

and scientific exposition OF the ma
tiopal game can see it at Fairmon1
next Saturday.
Mrs. CAMPBELL is having an add
tional story put on her residence il
South Morgantown, greatly improv.
ing its appearance.
REV. JOHN AMBLER will hold ser
vices in the Protestant Episcopa
church in this place Sunday next
morning and evening.
SPRINKLE little lime about lib,
cellars and back yards. This ex
tremely warm and wet weather il
likely to breed disease.
The rose fading season is upor
us, and the sunfower grows stately
and develops rapidly, and will BIZ
the next fad in buttonhole bouquets
Elk SHERIFF BAILY issue very
peremptory invitation to all who
owe him taxes to settle. Read his
notice in our advertising columns
THERE are great many sprightly
and handsome lady visitors in Nor
gantown now and many of the young
men are doing their best to play the
agreeable.
AGENTS wanted for the best and
fastest selling books and Bibles.
One agent made $50 one week, and
another 500 in one day. Best terms
given. Address S. Kitchens, Nor
gantown, w. Va.
MISS BELLE FLEMING is canvassing
the town selling a most excellent
history of the YOUNGSTOWN disaster.
1t is very comprehensive work and
much historical matter be-
sides very lucid account of the oc-
currence of last May.
A TABERNACLE meeting will be held
at Oak Grove near Arnettsville, be-
ginning on Thursday evening August
s, and continuing over Sunday,
II. The public as usual
are invited to attend.
Is THAT seminary summer hotel
project to be entirely lost from view
and nothing done to assist in the
towns welfare in a matter so certain
as that2 Mr.. Durr failed to buy
the property, but that does not
prove that the hotel would not be a
paying investment.
The old town scales are now being
torn out, as their occupations gone
and their day of usefulness over.
They were also in the way of the
water mains. They might be sent
to Fairmont as we understand they
never had town scales in that cross
roads voting place.
The Fairmont people will not call
the Monongalia oil field by its prop
er name, but insist that their own
county is the one that is destined to
reap the benefits Of the big find in
this county. There's not an oil well
near Marion county. There are with
those down and those in the actual
process of drilling 60 in this county.
Do you see the difference?
THE good natured, well meaning
visitor and loafer is perennial joy
and comfort. He calls frequently
and leans against case for a half
hour chatting with compositors with
as much nonchalance as though he
paid them for their time himself and
didn't charge us for it. He is, as a
rule, very good fellow, but he is
sometimes very inconsiderate.
THERE were never so many tran
silent guests at the Wallace House
as within the past month. 1t is not
unusual TO. the number to reach a
half hundred, not to mention the
many that reside there permanently
They are chiefly business men who
are interested in the oil field and
other enterprises. 1t is hoped that
many of them may find it desirable
to make Morgantown their future
home.
DENNIS was captured three times
on Saturday. He still had that $25
fine standing against him and when
captured was brought before the
Mayor, who decreed hard labor on
the street for the culprit. Twice be
got away from that. That night he
was caught and rushed into the
cooler and now feasts on a bread and
water diet. There has been enough
foolishness with Dennis. He should
be dealt with so as to have no furth.
er trouble with him.
MANY ingenious swindles are
worked nowadays. In some parts
of Pennsylvania some fellows have
been selling a patent "roof paint
that the buyer was induced to be
lieve cost 80 cents per square. Wher
settlement came it was found to read
80 cents per each ten square feet
thus making the bill ten times what
he thought. One of the victims
sought legal advice and was directed
to pay the bill and then subscribe
for and read his county paper.
HERE is a pointer for Monongali;
farmers: The Greenbrier Creamery
Company paid out for milk and run
ming expenses during the month o
June over $4,000. Among the pa
irons of the Creamery we note thu
figures from the following: Mr.. w
F. Ludington furnished the mill
from Is cows, which aggregated Is,
$40 pounds, for which he received
$124.15, or an average of $3.50 pc
cow. Eleven of his COWS produced
11,051 pounds of milk, which at 81
cents per 100 lbs, the price paid las
month, brought him $SS.40, or al
average of $500 per COW. Mr. Aus
tin Handy furnished the milk iron
eight cows which brought him owe
So each.
THE Glennmoor is on the flourish
and the reputation of the famous
hostelry has extended down int,
Pennsylvania Lee St. Clair and
large party of friends will arrive thi
week from Williamsburg and iron
Connellsville, Uniontown and Pitts
burg there are daily visitors. Alfre'
Boyd informs us that crowd of fish
ermen are coming from Wheeling t
snend q week at the GIpnnmoal
From here the people have begun /
go out in small parties to spend
day and more at that beautiful 10
cality. The Cheat country never wa
more beautiful than at this seaso
and the recent warm weather ha