The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-09

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LICENSE to wed was issued Au-
gust 3lst to John B. Stofer and Mrs.
Agnes Berkshire, both of Mononga-
liza county.
A MOVE is on foot to remove the
old Presbyterian grave yard on
Spruce street and turn it into build
ing sites.
THE Isaac NJ Mason brought up
big gang of Hun coal miners a few
mornings ago and they left for the
mines about Fairmont.
LOGAN CAssELBERRY has been car
rying his hand in a sling for several
days, base ball high fly, smashed
fingers, cause and effect.
Hirschmans store will be
closed Monday Sept. nth and
Wednesday Sept. goth.
C. R. Hayes and wife went to Lone
Star, Pa; Friday. Mr.. Hayes re-
turned Sunday but Mrs. H. will re-
main short time with her father.
THE chestnut trees in this vicinity
are filed with burrs but they were
injured by the drought and the nuts
will be very small and the crop short.
BENJAMIN TITUS, of PIT. Marion,
was kicked on the leg by his horse
and will probably be cripple for
life as the bone is badly shattered.
A eoNSELLsvILLE girl fell and broke
her nose and has sued the contrac-
tor who was repairing the street for
81 900. Connellsville girls hold their
noses high.
The largest dredge boat that has
ever been on the upper Monongahe-
la has been dredging at Lock No. 9
for several days for the crib to be
put in there.
}. CALVIN DARNELL, of Uniontown,
was arrested Friday for refusing to
pay fare on B. d O. train at Scott
dale and sentenced to ten days in
the Uniontown Jail.
ARLIE LEwELLEN has been given
the contract for painting the Protes-
tant Episcopal church edifice, the
new addition to which is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
CHARLIE ALLEBAuGH is painting
the Academy. The building will be
painted white on the outside and all
the furniture throughout the various
rooms will be re-varnished.
Mrs. MARTHA CARRoTHERs new
residence in West Morgantown, near
p. H. Keck's, is completed and ready
for occupancy. 1t is coy home
and commands a beautiful view.
The young men who saw five
foot black snake at the corner OF
Main and Walnut streets last week
have sworn off and are thinking ser
iously of going to see Kelley about
| it.
THE Cheat ferry house at PIT Mari.
on owned by Dewing d Son was
burned to the ground last week. The
blaze was started by a little boy
The family living in the house saw
ed about all their household goods.
The old brick stable on the John
Protzman lot near the lanyard has
been torn down, and Bumbo lane is
slow y and surely assuming the dig
nifty of a street. Now is the time to
widen it before any buildings are
put up.
BALED hay, all grades, corn and
oats, chops, middlings, bran and all
grades of corn meal and flour, cheap
er than ever and lower than the low
est prices that can be named by any
other legitimate dealer, for sale by
the Victor Mills Co.
The two gold badges that Capt
Farrow won at Chicago and Omaha
respectively and the two twenties and
ten dollar gold piece in hand
some case presented him by the St
Louis rifle club have been in Miller's
show window for several DAYS and
are admired by everyone
THERE was a four foot rise in
Cheat river a few days ago and
10000 logs are now in the boom at
Dewing's mill The rise was fortu-
nate for the mill as about all the
logs on hand were used up and a
shut down would have been necessa-
ry if the low water had continued q
few days longer.
The steamer Gwendoline owned
and run by Messrs. Geo. E. and
Chas. A. Painter, of Pittsburg, and
the launch Blanche Edmundson
owned by Capt Howard Jones, of the
same city were here Friday The
Gwendolin has speed of Is miles
an hour and is the fastest boat on
the river, The owners of the boats
were here on pleasure trip.
On Wednesday a man brought a
horse to town and traded it for a
second-h one dollar and twenty
fve-cent Waterbury clock. The
horse is probably ten or twelve years
old, but in good Republican times
would sell for $50 or $4O.-West
Virginian. The week before the
Virginian said that a man sold a
COW and 3 months old calf IN Fair
mont for SIS. Such rot as this only
goes to prove that section is allow
ing imbeciles to run at large, or else
the editor is off to the Fair and the
devil is writing the heavy leaders
Charity would lead us to account fol
the effusion in this manner.
HE exodus of Hungarians from
the coke region still continues. They
are loud in their complaints of the
treatment they receive from employ
ers and native workman. One o.
them said to reporter: "From the
coke country around Connellsvill,
more than 900 Hungarians, with thu
Italians who have joined them have
gone home since the 4th Of July
Three hundred Hungarians, Poles
and Italians have left the mines o
the Monongahela valley since thu
18th of August. OF the 1000 work
ingmen who have come into the stat,
west of the mountains since thu
spring of last year l, 400 have gon,
or will go back as soon as they hav'
the means. OF course the nativ,
workmen are glad to see us go, ant
the big bosses agents, the men witt
were so anxious to have us come
tell us to our face they have no NOR
use for US and are glad to have u
get back out of the country"
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