The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-01

BLAcKBERRIEs are selling at IL
cents per gallon.
A PAVEMENT is being laid in from
of Capt. McVicker's residence.
SEVERAL Communication intend
ed for this issue have been crowded
out
The Bee Hive store is this plac,
has opened branch store in Greens
boro, Pa.
LICENSE to wed was issued July
oath to John C. Emery and Sarat
Mason.
GIRLS when you play tennis dom
wear stays and put yourself in 8
steel cage.
Why can not our tennis clubs give
a match game at their court some
evening?
The pay car was here Thursday
settling up with the F. M. q p. EN-
ployers.
Born, unto M. L. Hutchinson
and wife, of Smithtown, July 18th, &
daughter.
WIN. w. KEENER shipped one hun
bred fine cattle to the Eastern mar
ket Monday.
JOHN G. ScHNATrERLY of New
Geneva few days since cought q
cat fish which weighed 80 pounds.
ABOUT the toughest road in the
county is the main street of South
Morgantown between the two creeks.
ONLY three out of thirty of the
best teachers in Wetzel County re
ceived certificaten at the late exami-
nation.
A FEW evenings since a bicyclist
who was riding on a pavement ran
into lady. How long is this thing
to continue?
Ir is said that of AZ Marion coun-
ty teachers who were recently exam
ined for No certificates, but made
the required per cent.
IF you want to know how to get
to Webster Springs, and what to dc
after you get there, read DIR. Morris
letter in another column.
FRANKLIN College, New Athens,
O., is the cheapest we know Of
Boarding, per week, $1.40; furnished
rooms, 30 to so cents; books (rented }
cents. Catalogue free.
G. W. JOHN d Co.'S. store room
will be one of the neatest in town
when the improvements now being
made are completed. The room will
be "a feet larger than formerly.
Lock No. 5. will be closed for re-
pairs this week, unless there is 9
rise in the river, but the boats will
make their regular trips transferring
passengers and freight at that point
The report that H. T. Jaco pro-
pritetor of the Commercial Hotel
had leased the house to Pennsylvania
parties is without foundation. Mr..
Jaco will continue to run the house.
IT is reported that certain parties
will present petition to the Council
of South Morgantoan praying for Ii.
cense to sell whisky, beer &c. 1t is
quite likely that their prayer will
not be answered.
MRs. S. G. CHADWICK and Mrs
L. j. Meeks gave picnic one day
last week in the beautiful Davis
grove near Easton in honor of theil
visitors Mrs. Lucy DUR and sister
of Chi ago. A most enjoyable day
was passed by the party.
WHILE berying few days since
Charlie Allebaugh ran amuck 6
large blacksnake which was coiled
around rabbit. Charlie belabored
his snakeship with a club but I'M
fortunately killed the rabbit also
p The snake measured feet inches
PRoTzMAN's Band has made great
progress and they make excellent
- music. They attract much attention
when they appear on the street. We
would suggest that Professor Protz
man could add much to the pleasure
of the populace by coming out more
frequently.
ANOTHER of those cheap and en-
loyable excursions to Atlantic City
will be given tomorrow Thursday
by the'B. Il O. Round trip tickets
from Morgantown are $40. and they
are good for ten days. If you car
afford to go anywhere, this is cheap
err than staying at home.
AN excursion party of seventy
Pittsburghers came up on the Jacobs
Wednesday last This was the larg
est party of through excursionists
that has ever come up on any of thu
packets. The boats are all doing ,
good business, but Capt. A. M. Cox
boat has the call on them ALL
Mr. SCRAFFoRD. superintendent o
the Eureka Pipe Line Co. desires t.
return thanks on behalf of the Com
pany to the choir and members o
the M. f. Church for the assistance
and sympathy extended at the fun
eral services of Ernest Nicols, who's
death is noted in another colum.
The members Of the colored fire.
school had an excellent time picnic
ing Friday. The rain in the morn
ing prevented them from going t.
the Falls and they took possession
of the school house where an excel
lent dinner was discussed. The SUI
coming out brightly in the afternool
the scholars boarded the 4 :05 trail
for the Falls and took their luncheo
in the grove returning home on tn
1886 train.
Mrs. Rosa FLEMING has sued tn
Panhandle Railroad Company 70
$4,000. Mrs. Fleming's daughter
Miss Clara, was instantly kille,
last spring while on a Pan-Handl
train which was entering Pittsburs
A rock fell from overhead, crashin
through the car window and strik
ing Miss Fleming in the head. 1
full account of the sad affair appear
ed in these columns at the time an
excited much sympathy as the acc
dent was most remarkable one an
the young lady was instantly killed
A New DOMINION reporter fe
days since asked gentleman who's
hair is silvered DER, the name of
young lady who is visiting his fam
ly and received this reply, 90! d,