The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-10-14
DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS will be at
home from the Goth to the last Of the
month until further notice.

DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS will be at
home from the goth to the last Of the
month until further notice.
MERRILL's special cancer Institute
mo knife, Tunnellton, w. Va.
WHEN you come to the circus next
week call and settle your account at
this Office.
HUNTERS have commenced to flock
into this region from Pennsylvania
towns along the river.
THIS place is well supplied with
restaurants and eating houses and
in pinch could lodge nearly double
its population.
QUITE a party Of our people are ar
ranging to go to Chicago on the oath,
that being the date of the last B. Il o.
excursion to the Fair.
The possession of a horse and bug
gy during this, the most delightful
Of months for driving, covers null
titude Of sins, don't it girls?
The hunting season has commenc-
ed. The turkey and deer law came
in the 18th, but it will be against the
law TO kill pheasants or cartridges
until the 1st of November
The Germania is being overhauled
and repainted at Brownsville and the
Jas. G. Blaine has taken her place.
The Blaine was fitted out in hand
some style while on the docks.
H. G. MADEIRA is driving very
handsome express wagon. Our ex-
pressmen are becoming progressive
and the old one horse road wagon is
fast becoming back number.
A YOUNG poetess says "she told her
secret to the sweet wild rose" she
was very imprudent. When the sweet
wild roses elbow" she will wish she
had kept her secrets to herself.
EVERY one is looking forward to
gala day when Barnum u Bailey's
great show comes to Morgantown.
If the weather should be good an
immense number of people will be in
town.
Qua people are looking forward to
the opening of the F. M. u p. rail
TOAD from here to Pittsburg with
great deal of interest 1t is regard
ed as marking an important era in our
history.
The financial furry is about
over so it would be well to begin fig
uring on a system of sewerage for
Morgantown. 1t would be worth
more than any other improvement it
is possible for US to have at this
time.
The brick work of the addition
to the Experiment station is nearing
completion. 1t will afford much
greater facilities for scientific inves
tigation and enable the members of
the staff to accomplish more 1t
will make the station a very large
building.
The County Court of Mason coun-
ty has offered one hundred dollars
reward for any information that will
lead to the arrest and conviction of
the parties who recently stoned the
X. d M. passenger train at or near
Rock Castle. The crime is felony
in this State.
The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti-
tute at Romney has opened for the
current year. There are 100 pupils
in attendance. There are more than
500 of these unfortunates in this
State and less than one-fourth of
them have the opportunity to attend
she Institute.
CAPT. j. J. THOMPSON had the
baggage of party of Huns attached
last week for the balance of rent due
on II house they had occupied. The
Huns were ready to leave on the
train when the attachment was
served and they shelled out the coin
of The realm before train time.
The first game of ball that the
Freshman class of Princeton has won
from the Sophomores of that college
for nine years was played few days
ago and won by the good pitching of
Altman, Of Masontown, who has
PLAYED several games with clubs here
aud is now attending Princeton.
As THE date of Barnum and Bal
ley's show draws near it is astonish-
ing how the interest Of several fond
parents grows in the wild animals,
and many Of them have worked upon
the feelings of the children until the
yoangster can scarcely wait for the
show to come so they can go with
Pa to see the wild animals.
A GooDLY number of people of
this place are arranging to go to
Chicago on the Oath, that being the
date Of the last B. & o. excur-
sion. If the whole country had at
tended the Fair in the same proper
ton that Morgantown and Monon-
gala county has. the admissions
would have numbered fifty millions.
The price of timber and land along
Cheat is said to have advanced rap
idly since the ehartering of the Cheat
River Railroad Company. Some of
the farmers have refused good offers
for their timber and are holding on
to it for higher prices when the road
is built. 1t is good idea to sell
when good price is offered. A pro-
posed railroad is often will O. the
wisp.
WHEN Barnum & Bailey's street pa
rade is given on Thursday of next
week it will be we'll to keep all
horses and teams off the street. The
gentlest horses will scare at ele-
plants and the hundreds of other
wild beasts that will be in the pa
rade. The parade is immense.
Besides the animals it is equal to
the far famed Mardi Gras scenes of
the South.
Born officers of the National Guard
from Morgantown have been promo
ted. Lieut.. Col. r. +. Fast was cleo
ted Colonel of his Regiment and
Capt. Phil A. Shaffer was elected
Major. This speaks well for the eff
cheney of both men as officers. 1t is
a subject Of remark in army circles
that both have done splendid work
and rendered valuable assistance in
making the late encampment what
II waa. In the Second Regiment
Lieut. Col. Thos. E. Hodges was
eloctad Colonal and II II T. CaafooI