The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-08-20

further notice, from the Goth to the last
Of each month
BUrrER is scarce in town at rs cts.
per pound.
A HORSE belonging to Cyrus Fife
died Friday. IT. was valued at 5000.
FAIRS with their attendant horse
racing will soon be the order of the
day.
The Montana mines resumed oper-
ations Monday morning after a shut
down of few days.
The use of "bus'' at the depot
and wharf seems to have fallen into
''innocuous desuetude."
Work of excavating for the new
science hall at the University was
begun Monday morning.
IF YoU want a Grain Drill, or
Spring Tooth Harrow, see Hutchin-
son q Jacobs, Morgantown.
The work of grading for the ex-
tension of our railroad still pro-
crosses with tolerable rapidity.
The Fairmont races will take place
on the 25th and Goth. The manage
ment have arranged an excellent pro-
gram.
If you want the best Spring
Tooth Harrow on the market, call ON
Alexander & Jacobs, Morgantown,
w. Va.
SEVERAL teachers entered the ex-
animation for No. One certificates
Saturday and gave up before it
closed.
The part of the college campus be-
tween the buildings is being raised
by earth taken from the site of the
new Science hall.
A CROWD of six or seven Italians
arrived Monday in quest of work.
They failed to find it at Montana
and came on here.
QUITE number of the witnesses
at the preliminary hearing of Chas.
Blair have been summoned to appear
before the next grand jury.
'THErEris some talk of re. building
hthe Tygard-plant on the B. u /. Co.'S.
land below town and also consider
sable opposition to any change Of site.
SEvERxL times within the past few
days The steamers from Pittsburg
have Been SO crowded that half the
paEtengers could not secure berths.
The summer vacation of the Uni
versity is the longest this year that
it is possible for it to be under the
regulations for beginning and clos
ing.
The stone work of the Brock. w ade-
Reed building is completed and it is
ready for the brick walls. Soon a
handsome structure will occupy what
has been vacant lot for so long.
AID Bowers has gigantic barber
Sign in front of his shop. 1t is an
electric light pole with the red, white
and blue stripes running round it,
for two thirds of its height, or TWEEN
ty-five feet.
THERE are a few people hereabout
who seem to toll not, neither do they
spin, yet they have an abundance of
leisure and are well dressed. Some
other people are curious to know how
this is done.
The last excursion of the season
to the seashore will be run by the
B. q o. on Thursday, the 25th. This
will be the last opportunity to visit
the seashore on the terms given for
these excursions.
TIE Tygard Manufacturing com
pany will receive all but $36 of the
$4,000 insurance they had on their
plant. The board of directors had
meeting Monday night but moth
ing definite was done.
THE contract for building what is
known as the Golf school house on
the Kingwood road miles from
Morgantown will be sold on the Goth.
Levi Shoemaker, the Secretary gives
notice in another column.
A SPECIAL train known as the
Knights of Pythias train will leave
Baltimore on Saturday the goth for
Kansas City. Any of the Knights
going from Morgantown must leave
here not later than Ais on Saturday
evening in order to meet the special
at Grafton. The rate from Morgan
town for the round trip will be SIS,
tickets good until September 18th.
The Cooley gang have gone step
further in their criminal career.
They have written letters openly
threatening the lives of those who
attempt to capture them and also
that of Collier whose trap gun killed
Jack Cooley a short time ago The
fear of this handful of cut-throats
has reached Uniontown, some of the
people there standing in mortal ter
ror at the men ton of the gang.
The person who furnishes items
for newspaper is always valuable
friend to the editor Many hesitate
about sending items regarding
friends or neighbors, lest the editor
should think them anxious to see
their names in print. He will think
nothing of the kind, but, on the con
trary will be glad to get such notes.
Many seemingly unimportant items
when printed are news to a large
number of readers-Er.
WHILE on their way to Denver last
week Jean, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Fleming, met with
quite serious mishap. At point
near Kansas City, Mo-, the little girl
was standing on the platform of a
coach to which dining car was be-
ing attached, when her foot was
caught between the bumpers and
badly mashed, the toes suffering
most. The injury was very painful,
but we are glad to state it was not
SO severe as to permanently disable
her West Virginian.
If YOU want your local newspaper
to boom your town you should en-
courage said newspaper by dropping
nickel in the slot now and then to
help them purchase ink and paper.
Besides the devil is to pay every Sat
urday night, and it takes money to
buy bread. Don't cuss your local
newspapers because they do not con-
stantly blow the town, boom your
real estate. and veil themselves