The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-22
TIE wharfis badly in need of re.

THE new Science Hall at the Uni
versity will be ready for occupancy
in August.
The Park is the name given to the
beautiful residence annex Of the
Wallace House.
ROB RAMSAY ard b. L. Morgan
went several miles ND Cheat river,
from the mouth, in canoes Sunday
THE members of the Irwin camp
ing club held most delightful dance
at the Hotel Conner few evenings
ago.
The Superintendent of the B. d o.
and several other officials were here
Saturday in private car. They were
looking after the road
CHARLIE PRIDE has moved his liv-
cry stable to South Morgantown
pending decision on the injunction
to close his stable on Spruce street.
ALE Blossom opened his ice cream
parlor at Ices Ferry Saturday night.
Music was furnished by the Wood
land Band and about $50 people
we're present.
SATURDAY last several men went in
swimming off boat at the wharf
and people living in West Morgan
town have made complaint and will
have the next offenders arrested.
The game of ball Saturday be-
tween the campers along the river
and the Morgantown club resulted
in victory for Morgantown. Score
Il to 8. The campers were not in
it at all.
The changes in the people and in
the town of Morgantown within the
past half dozen years have been very
marked. The character of the place
seems to have undergone almost a
complete change.
WE understand that the l. o. o.
+. Lodge of Morgantown with their
friends will go to Brownsville by boat
in the near future. The success of
the X, of p. excursion has made
river excursions popular.
BURT DEsPARD who was thrown
from the buggy at the time young
Fairfax lost his life at Reedsville,
has been taken to his home in Clarks-
burg His shoulder was broken and
he was otherwise badly injured.
LICENSES to marry have been issu-
ed to the following persons: July
ID, Ira Kincaid and Cora Rumble;
Albert BOLTON and VERNE Medley;
Lemoine Delaney and Elizabeth Ell
len Cox; July Is, Levi j. S. Jenkins
and Nora E. Ore, all of Monon-
gala county.
Go TO Mrs. Mary S. Madera's New
Notion Store for hosiery, handker-
chiefs, gloves, ladies and gents I'M
dearwear, ready made wrappers and
waists, curtains, fine towels, towel
ing, &c, &c. Also stationery and
school supplies. Two doors above
Miss Laura Dawson's millinery store.
The severe illness of Mr.. George
G. Dancer will be learned by the PEG
pie of the county with regret He
is, however, at this writing resting
very comfortably and we hope soon
to report him fully restored to health
again Weston Democrat Mr. Dan
GER is brother of DR.. VIM. Dancer
of Morgantown.
The Secretary of State has issued
certificate of incorporation to the
Worthington Coal and Coke Com
pany, of Fairmont. The ineorpora-
tors are Melville L. Hutchinson and
Clyde Hutchinson, of Fairmont,
Frank Ehlen, of Baltimore, J. Mar
shall Jacobs, of Little Falls, and
Thos. Arnett, of White Day.
A BIG crowd will be present Fri
day evening at Evans track to wit
ness the races between the local fly
ers. Horse racing is becoming pop
ular since the track was put in such
excellent condition and there is fun
ahead for the local sports. If you
want to see some good races don't
forget to go out TO the track on this
occasion.
THERE is no cause for alarm in the
local business outlook. No one is
particularly pressed for money and
our people are generally able to meet
their obligations promptly. Bust
ness hereabouts is not speculative,
hence credit is better and safer.
Money is only used in a legitimate
way hence we are not subject to the
panics that strike money centers.
GEORGE WINGER and several other
small boys made a large balloon out
of sheets few days ago, and after
getting everything ready for an as
cension to or beyond the clouds filled
her with gas, cut loose the anchor
and like great many other aero
nauts didn't go up, for she bursted
when about ten feet from terra firma
and fell into Decker's creek.
PEACHES grown three miles from
town were on the market Monday.
The crop this year is good and re-
markedly early. Local gardeners
have been furnishing ripe tomatoes
for some time Our people have dis
covered that raising early garden
truck is profitable, and although
great many are engaged in the bus
iness they cannot supply the home
market.
WHEN the first train runs from
Morgantown to Uniontown and Pitts
burg over the F., M. d P. extension
it will be great day for Morgan
town, and preparations for a regular
old fashioned thuse should be made.
A large number of people have al
ready expressed their intention of
taking the first train for Uniontown
and there is do doubt but that big
crowd will go down on it,
THE Beau Ideal Sporting Club went
to Louisville, opposite Opekiska, yes
terday to camp out for a week or
two. The club is composed
of the following young gentle
men; r. r. Rice, Frank Lazier,
Fay Hawkins, jess Turner and
Dick Slime. The report that the fer
ry boat sank when Dick got in it
and that the club had special tent
made to accommodate him is proba-
bly, not true.
REV. CHARLES WHITE, of Clarks-
burg occupied the pulpit in the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday
morning. and evening, and every
body who heard him has annken In