The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-30

ct his Office In MOrgant0wn, until
further notice, from the Goth to the last
~ each month
GIVE the Alliance store at Little
Falls trial.
BicToIs oil, best quality at Jennie
M. Protzman's.
RAY Ollie is suffering with bad
fly sprained wrist, the result Of fall.
THIS would be good time to So
licit volunteers for polar expedi-
ton.
ISAAC FRANKS has added story
to the rear of his dwelling on Front
street.
GEORGE TURNER with force Of
workmen has been plumbing at o.
II. Dille's.
EVERY fair evening finds one or
more pleasure parties on the river in
skiffs or canoes.
The State Convention of the Y. p.
S. C. z. will be held at Parkersburg
July 26, 81 and 2S.
Ice CREAM may be cold comfort
but it is desirable just now. Ask
your best girl If it isn't.
MoLANE's old orchard is favor
tie resort for the gatherer of the
much sought blackberry.
A NEW and useful invention is
quilter which works on any sewing
machine and does it's work well.
A PARTY consisting of Floyd Ut
terback and wife, James Anderson
and Miss Lucy Donley visited the
cave Friday.
FAIRMoNT is still talking of get
ting natural gas and still using the
old coal scuttles she got from us
three years ago.
UNCLE JERRY must have taken the
contract to thaw out the Harrison
ice wagon from the kind of weather
we've been having.
THIS month Protzman, the Arris-
tographer, gives free with each
dozen arristographs one three quar-
ter life size crayon.
THERE did not appear to be any
representatives from this place at
the state council of the Jr o. U. A.
M. at Fairmont last week.
THERE was picnic at Gypsy
Grove last Saturday but our people
failed to enthuse over the matter, no
crowd went from this place.
Co. c. covered herself with credit
by her military bearing and with Co.
l., of Morgantown is the pride of the
regiment.-Grqfton Sentinel
SOME people labored all day Thurs
day under the impression that it was
Friday. The whyness of which
thusness is easily explained
iF you want picture for your
parlor be sure and go to Protzman's
Gallery for it. There you will find
the largest, finest best and cheapest.
SOME of the men are still out of
the mines at Opekiska and are keep
ing others out by intimidation but
there has been no serious trouble as
yet.
CRop reports from many counties
in the state say that wheat, oats and
corn will all yield well but that the
few apples on the trees are fast fall
ing off.
A MORMON elder writing from Wet
eel county says it's no wonder people
in this State travel so much ON foot,
they can't get over the roads any
other way.
WHILE working at Isaac Franks
house on Friday, Will Bond received
a painful cut in the arm from a
Ratchet which workman accident
ally dropped.
MELVILLE BoYERs, Lindsay Whar-
ton, Luther Berry and another young
man from Cass district have been in
town several days working on Ed G.
Protzman's house.
The statement of the Second Ma
tional Bank appears in another col
umn This bank is managed so care
fully that it is one of the most profit
able ones in the country.
The largest dog in the state was
poisoned at Fairmont a few days
ago. He weighed 160 pounds, was
valued at $3.50 and belonged to J. w.
Irwin, of the Mountain City house.
Mr.. HIGGs, of the firm of Higgs Il
Calderwood, of Charleston, who have
the contract for building the new
University Hall, is here and will ar
range to begin the work at an early
day.
A HORSE became unmanageable
going down Bridge street Saturday
and ran against post at the corner
of Bridge and Front streets breaking
shaft and throwing Dick Mckinney
out of the wagon.
. A POLISH miner was drowned in
Buffalo creek at Evansville on Thurs
day last. He attempted to wade the
stream but got into deep water, was
unable to swim and drowned before
assistance could reach him.
HUTCHINSON Il JACOBS are paying
the highest prices today for butter,
eggs and young chickens and glad
to get them. Other merchants are
wondering how it is done. Bring
them along we are not kicking.
DR. w. E. STEWART, the Dentist,
is one of the most painstaking mem
bers of the profession and is rapidly
building up fine practice. He is a
very deserving young man and his
progress is very gratifying to his
many friends.
A NEW exchange came to our table
few days ago, The Inter Mountain,
published at Elkins. 1t is bright,
newsy sheet and we gladly welcome
it's appearance. Though republican
in politics it promises to be sjust,
fair and indulgent toward it's oppo-
nents."
In another column is a primer"
on the Tariff that contains a great
deal of information on that much
discussed question. 1t is very sim
pie and is well worth reading. 1t
will run for several weeks and we
would ask our readers to peruse it
carefully.
DR. J. /. WARDER and Henry Bran
non, Jr, came down from Weston
Friday evening and took Waiter
Gump to the Asylum. The young
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