The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-02

kark are already Deing organized.
THAT famous tarantula Of DR.. Har
tigan's is on exhibition at MADEIRA
store.
WALTER MADEIRA Il Co., will re
ceive to-day "wednesday nice lo
of peaches.
HAMS, dried beef and bologna
Kept always on hand at
Gallagher's meat market.
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS are making
some special inducements in grocer
les and hardware and will have very
low prices on harvest toots.
HERE you are
Go to Gallaghers
For all kinds of fresh meats
Best cuts of steak 124 cents
Under Jos. NJ. Woods store.
CAPT. DEMAIN resigned as comman'
der of the steamer Blaine last week,
and Capt. Adam Jacobs was install
ed in his stead and is now walking
the quarter deck as of old. Capt. De
main will return to the wheel on the
Jacobs.
Buy ZelPs fertilizers for Buck
wheat, To be had at Alexander
& Jacobs, Morgantown; and
Hutchinson & Jacobs, Little Falls.
A fresh car load just in.
TICKETS for the Sunday school ex-
cursion down the river on the 4th
can be had of Mr.. T. w. Anderson
at his office; at the Office of the New
DOMINION or from some member OF
the committee. Price % cents; chill
dren Is cents.
THE steamer Jacobs broke a wheel
one day last week and on Friday
there was no packet, that boat being
laid up for repairs. On Saturday
the Blame had bigger trip than
usual The Jacobs came out all right
on Saturday.
The notion that system of sew
erage will do away with the necessity
for surface drains is a gross miscon-
ception. Surface drains will be just
as important after a system of sew
erage as before. And we hope the
council will proceed to complete them
wherever they remain unfinished.
DoN'T be bothered
carrying your meat home
Gallagher delivers
1t at your door
anywhere in town.
Stop in and leave your order
for nice steak and roast.
Don't forget the place
Basement under }. M. Woods store.
The merry go-round seems to be
doing the same kind of a land Office
business in the semi-rural location
of South Morgantown as it was do
ing on this side of the dreary Deck
ers before some of our citizens CON-
planned of the lack of melody in its
whistle. The crowds will go, and the
elevating and popular pastime is
liable to continue till young blood
and nickles part
The tunnel being made down near
the mouth of Falling run is not for
the railroad to run through, as some
people suppose. The course of the
stream is to be changed and it will
flow through the tunnel, and its for
mer bed will be fill for the railroad
track and the track will also run over
the tunnel through which will flow
the run, saving either a bridge or a
trestle across that stream.
THIS place will be literally alive
with carpenters within the next few
weeks. All those houses which the
B. q |. company propose to build
will be begun at an early day and
they will be rushed to completion.
There will be between fifty and six
ty of these houses. Besides carpen-
tiers there will be vast deal of other
work to do and no one need be idle.
There is not the force here now to do
the work that must be done.
BASE ball is more popular over the
country this year than ever before,
and this is even true of the state,
where border towns link themselves
with some of the minor leagues. The
only way to again raise base ball in
terest in Morgantown is for our team
to be encouraged by some of the
shining coin of the realm, which can
only be accomplished by being com
pretended in some league with neigh
boring Pennsylvania towns. Next
year the completion of the railroad
will make them and Morgantown
nearer neighbors than formerly, and
then such a league may be in store
for us. But not this year.
Buy Zell's fertilizers for Buck
wheat. To be had at Alexander
& Jacobs, Morgantown; and
Hutchinson & Jacobs, Little Falls.
A fresh car load just in.
THIS was an excited town on Mon
day evening A man was arrested
ON suspicion of being the hayward
and ll-advised youth who stole $780,
600 from an express office at Wash
ington, d. G. The description of the
young man was headed by cut OF
him with his hair combed in the
highest style of the art and with his
Sunday clothes on, and the detail OF
his personal appearance said he had
cast in his right eye and was aged
% years. The man who was ares
ted here had cast in his right eye,
but he looked as if trouble had aged
him nightly if before he went into
the burglary business he was only
%. He was surrounded at the May
or's office by great crowd of opin-
donated people, and he was tried and
convicted-in their minds. Some
upheld, though, that he was 40 if he
was day and that if it was his pic
ture on the bill his own mother
wouldn't know him. A telegram to
Washington brought back the reply
that the thief had already been cap
tured.
He is Fit For the Best.