The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-22

handsomely reprinted.
JUDGE HAGANs held a special term
of court at Fairmont Monday.
ALIENS circus passed through
town Sunday en- route to Mt. Morris
from Kingwood.
A GREAT many of our people con-
template attending camp meeting at
Shinnston or Moundsville Sunday.
NINETY-FIvE Morgantowners at
tended colored camp meeting at
Gypsy Grove Sunday.
A LARGE number of our people will
take in the Encampment at Gypsy
Grove and the Clarksburg Fair
Sept. |, 2 and 3.
The Shinnston camp meeting com
mences this week. A special train
will probably be run next Sunday to
it and the Moundsville camp.
SILAs McGRAw offers his property
near the court house in which he re-
sides for sale on easy terms. Any
one wanting bargain would do well
to see him.
MARION L. EvERLEY, Of Cass dis
trict, who was confined in jail was
taken to the hospital for the Insane
at Weston on Saturday last
We expect to sell 100 bush
els timothy seed at the Farm
ers' Store, $3.50 per bushel.
The window frames of the second
story of the new court house were
put in place last week. Every days
work on the Temple of Justice adds
to its beauty.
The Taylortown nine will cross
willows with the G. NJ. John at the
ball park Saturday afternoon. If
you wish to see the only John in
his glory attend this game.
The cost of Prof. Whites new res
idence has been reported too high.
The Professor informs the New Do
MINIoN that he intends to keep the
price below ten thousand dollars.
A PTTTsBURG gentleman was in
town yesterday looking for site for
the location of wood turning fac
tory, for the manufacturing of ak,
hoe, ..and shovel handles and like
work.
WHILE the merchants Of Browns
vile were playing a game of ball
few days ago Thos. Gummert,
prominent merchant, was struck in
the eye with ball and seriously in
jured.
THE handsome sword presented to
Lieut. r. M. G. Brown by the Legis-
lature was left in Lazier's drug store
for short time during the Lieuten
ants visit here and was greatly adj
mired by the many friends Of the
hero of Samoa.
PRoF BURR DYsoNs' colored choir
of Morgantown, and the colored choir,
OF Clarksburg, held singing contest
at the Gypsy Grove Camp meeting.
The ministers who were the judges
decided that the Morgantown choir
possessed the sweetest singers.
COMPANIES f. and F. of the Four.
tenth Penna. Cav. and Capt. Gill
more's and Co. A. of the First w.
Va, Cav. will hold a grand reunion
at Smithfield on Friday, Aug. %. A
large number Of the old boys are ex-
pected to be present and the day no
doubt will be most pleasant one
to all.
The Uniontown Neeos says: "The
article in the Standard to the effect
that James Curl would drive at the
fair, is denied by the fair manage,
ment. Mr.. Curl has been ruled out
and will not drive this season." We
suppose that James has been trying
some of the tricks he used so success
fully in the halcyon days of the Nor
gantown Fair Association.
A YOUNG colored man who works
at the Wallace House got too much
booze aboard yesterday and tried to
do up two different parties. He at
last tackled a barber shop but saw
the error of his way in time to take
himself and beautiful jag homeward.
The "Bald Eagle" should flap it's
wings 'oer him while little fresh
ice water is applied on the next oc-
casion.