The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-23


of each month
HUTCHINSON a. JACOBS will save
you money on -four and feed.
The Price Bros. painted house
for Prof P. B. Reynolds last week.
THos. NJ. GREGG is preparing to
add story to the rear Of his dwell
ling.
Miss Arab j. EVANS is making
extensive repairs on her Wiley
street residence.
THIRTY seven persons were regis
tered at the Wallace House on
Thursday last.
SHERIFF Jones treated the prison
ers confined in the Jail to ice-cream
Thursday night.
ONE Of the camping clubs below
town is from Homestead the scene
Of the labor troubles.
FLOYD UTTERBAoK sold his horse
few days ago to T. M. Morrow, of
Pittsburg, for $l75.
+. X. O'KELLEY has had new wall
put in the end of his dwelling next
to the Bachelor block.
ISAAC MORRIS took the machinery
out on Saturday to put the roller
process in his mill at Easton.
WHY was it every one seemed anx-
ious not to meet B. M. Jones, our
genial Sheriff Monday EVENING"
GET your glass and Stone Fruit
Jars and buy your sugars of Hutch
inson Il Jacobs. Price very low.
A sMoKEsTACK, sixty feet high has
been erected at the new Mechanical
hall on the University grounds.
THE stone taken from the drain on
Bridge street have been hauled to
high street and there broken up.
The boat draws larger crowd
now -a-days than the train. There
is always large crowd to meet it.
How about that proposed system
of sewerage? What do you propose
to do about it, gentlemen of the coun-
Gil?
A NUMBER of persons come up from
Pittsburg and return on the same
boat almost every day, just for the
trip.
IT is rumored that two more oil
tanks are to be built here soon and
that the iron has already been
shipped.
MORE storms and floods in differ
ent parts of the country. West Vir-
ginia is pretty safe state to live in
after all.
The "Keystone Camping Club"
of Pittsburgh, came up on the Blaine
Friday and located a few miles up
the river.
BLACKBERRIEs are in the market
and are in great demand owing to
the general scarcity of most other
kinds of fruit.
A SMALL line of rakes, forks
scythcs and snaths at Hutchinson
q Jacobs, to close out at prices sur
prisingly low.
DON'T forget that Hutchinson d
Jacobs carry good stock of cloth
ing and the prices make sales nearly
every day in the year.
THOSE students who remained
here to study metaphysics under
Prof. Reynolds this summer will fin
ish their course this week.
FARMERS say that the yield of oats
this year will be the best for many
years and that the corn crop prom
ises to be away above the.saVerage.
OLD Sol got in his work pretty
well the latter part of last week, as
we had some of the hottest weather
then that we have had this summer
A YOUNG horse belonging to Frank
Pride died Saturday last. Frank
valued him at S175. This is the
second horse he has lost within a
year.
FROM the number of express
wagons at the depot every day a
stranger would suppose the popula-
ton of the town to be at least ten
thousand.
SAMPLE elections under the new
election law have been held in Fay
cite county, Pa. 1t wouldn't be a
bad idea to do the same thing in
this county.
THE contract for several squares
Of brick street paving has been let in
Uniontown. This is subject it is
high time Morgantown was giving
serious thought.
NINETY-sIx miles of railroad track
were laid in this State within the
past six months; in only two other
states were more miles laid, New
York and Montana.
A FINE carriage and splendid team
of horses were brought up on the
boat Friday, the turnout Belongs
to Pittsburg parties who were up
here for summer outing.
THERE are enough loose stones lying
on the streets in different parts of
town to macadamize a considerable
portion of some street. They render
driving on the street anything but
pleasant.
THE Commercial is temporarily
closed to the public pending definite
arrangements to be made by Mr..
Hustead's administrators. Mr..
Courtney may or may not continue
as its proprietor.
The State Journal will open bal
lot this week on the question, ''who
is the handsomest commissioned of
ficer at Camp Blennerhassett" The
result will be announced at the close
of the encampment.
THE Cheat country grows more
popular each year. A Morgantown
man who has visited there regularly
for eighteen years says that there
are more people this year than
he has ever seen there before.
The Geo. NJ Johns played q
game of base ball Saturday after
noon with nine from the camping
clubs below town. The game re-
suited in a victory for the home
boys by score of nineteen to eight
A ROD and gun club, which is in
camp just above Ices ferry caught
a salmon one day last week that
weighed forty-one pounds. This is