The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-07-04

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The frame work of the Victo
Mills Company's grain elevator il
being put up rapidly.
Our farmers are now busy harves
ting their wheat and good crop il
reported throughout the county.
TWENTY large mail sacks were re
quired for the bulletins of the Elk
pertinent station sent out Monday.
THERE are more bicyclists in Nor
gantown than in any other town il
the State but it seems the boys will
never come together and get up {
club.
SEVERAL fine horses have beer
shipped on the boat within the past
few days to parties in Pennsylvania
Monongalia horses are fast coming
to the front.
TELEPHONE connection between
Fairmont and Clarksburg has beer
completed and the work of connect
ing Morgantown and Fairmont il
being pushed as rapidly as possible
The uniforms for the Uniform
Rank X. of p. arrived Friday. They
are made of the very best mater
ial and the X. OF p. will hereafter be
one of the attractive features of the
parades in which they take part.
The circus fever has struck oui
small boys very hard. Several OF
them have been giving daily exhibit
tions, the past week, under a small
tent. Their street parade has at
tracted great deal of attention and
the boy who is not ain it" is simply
miserable.
MIKE THOMPSON of near Waynes-
burg pointed a revolver at a friend,
named Moyne Moore, pulled the trig-
ger and the ball struck his friend in
the nose. VIII these fools who point
unloaded( Orevolvers at friends never
learn to turn them on themselves in
stead of on people worth living?
Col. d. d. JOHNSON will deliver
an address at Barracksville, July 4th
at IL o'clock A. NJ. and at Moundsville
at A p. NJ The Colonel is a brilliant
speaker and his services are always
in demand. He has already promis-
ed to deliver an address before the
farmers of Greenbrier county, Sep
TENDER LIST.
AS THE encampment of the Nation
al Guard is to be inspected by an
United States officer it behooves the
members of Company /. to be up and
doing. Gentlemen you can not
drill too often between now and the
encampment if you wish to carry off
the honors of the day. But you
can carry off the palm if you make
the effort.
E. G. PRoTzMAN leader ofthe First
Regiment Band few days since re-
ceived letter from Gen. Oxley tell
ing him to send in the measures of the
members of the band for new suits
both dress and fatigue. The boys
are too small to wear spike tailed"
coats and will order only the fatigue
suits. The band will also be sup
piled with whatever they need and
we would suggest that the leader
order few new horns.
A REPORTER ran across Doctor Dan
ser last evening and asked him why
the gas lights on the University cam
pus were turned of during the early
hours of the night and the Doctor
replied, "There are no more beautiful
grounds in the country than the cam
pus and the young folks love to take
moonlight strolls along the paths at
which times tender thoughts are
won't to fit through their minds and
l have not the heart to turn on the
gas; young once myself you see"
SHINES Restaurant is the place to
get good square meal for % cents.
If you want lunch,
If you want lemonade,
Call at Shines Restaurant
If you want milk shake,
If you want pure soft drinks,
Call at Stine's Restaurant.
If you want good cup of coffee,
if you want first class Switzer and
Limburger cheese, call at Stine's
Restaurant.
Tom PRorzMAN, the widely known
merchant of Morris X Roads, is as
enterprising as ever. He has just
issued pretty little five column folio
paper in which he sets forth in at
tractive style what he sells. He
also announces that he will have a
"children's day" some time in
August. Rutter's band from Union
town will attend and every little boy
and girl in the whole country is in
vited. They can play ball, run races,
swing in the big swing and have a
good time all day. Every boy and
girl under IA years of age will be pre-
sented with nice package of candy.
DoDGERs have been scattered
around town announcing a match
game of base ball for July 9th, be-
tween the "Shoo Flies" of Union
town, and the Morgantown "Stars. y
The clubs are the crack colored mines
of the two places. The game will be
played on the Morgantown diamond
and will be followed by grand ball
in the evening. If you wish to see
the sphere knocked clear out Of sight
and the national game as she is
played in the large cities, do not
miss this exhibition. People bring
ing their families will please leave
their children on the hill tops.
AT meeting of Athens Lodge
No. SO, K. of P. June 10th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Chan
cellor Commander, Phil. A. Shaffer;
Vice Chancellor, G. F. Stephan :Prel-
ate, E. L. Stewart; Keeper of Rec
ords and Seals, j. M. Gregg; Master
of Finance, G. E. Van Glider; Mas
ter of Exchequer, F. j. Utterback
Master of Arms, Ed. Snider; Repre-
sentative. c. A. Hayes; Alternate, F.
R. Sapp; Trustee, CIR. Huston; Past
Chancellor, S. A. Poster. More in
terest was never shown in the welfare
of Morgantown lodge than in the
X. Of p. which is now in a fourishing
condition