The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-29
DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS will be at
home from the Goth to the last of the
month until further notice.

DIR. GEO. Il. MORRIS will be a
home from the goth to the last of TIN
month until further notice.
The street leading to the SECOND
Decker's creek bridge is being re
paired.
In another column is very bright
and readable letter on travels in
Spain written for the New DOMINION
by a gentleman from this place.
The deliquent tax list of Pendle.
ton county for county purposes
amounts to but 1897. That is an
example for every other country to
follow.
A GooDLY number of our people
are away from home at present, Wis
iting friends in other places, and at
Mountain resorts while few are in
Chicago.
DALE GRANT, Will Hayes, Fred
Davis and Jamas Evans left yester.
day In a two horse rig for Deep Creek
Garrett Co, Md, where they will
camp for two weeks.
A LARGE gang of Italians arrived
Saturday to work on the railroad.
The rails are now laid to point
several hundred yards below A.
Yeager's farm house.
The Woodland Brass Band will
give free concert in Morgantown
Saturday evening. The Woodland
boys make good music and are al
ways welcome visitors.
On Thursday of next week the
Baltimore d Ohio will run an ex-
cursion to Atlantic City. The fare
for the round trip will be SIC. and
tickets are good for twelve days
SEVERAL small boys erected tent
on the vacant lot adjoining Jas. A.
Davis residence and gave wild and
wooley exhibition Friday night.
Fortunately no necks were broken.
A LARGE number of people attend.
ed the colored camp m meeting in
Davis grove Sunday. There will
be services two or three nights dur
ing the week and next Sunday when
the meeting will close.
The holdings of the two banks in
Morgantown amount to nearly three
quarters of a million dollars. That
T is far more than ever before and
shows the advance in business we
have made as community.
A VIcToR Bicycle, one of the finest
made, for sale by L. C. Protzman.
This is a sample wheel and can be
bought for less than it is worth, and
on terms to suit purchaser. Some
wheel man can get bargain. IF.
A LARGE party of ladies and gen
tlemen from Fayette City, Pa, came
up Thursday on the l. M. Mason
and spent several hours in town.
The excursion was one of those de-
lightful select affairs for which the
Mason is becoming deservedly popu-
lar.
Mr. JOHN HOOPS new house at
Opekiska is assuming shape. 1t
will be one of the finest residences
in that section of the country
The house is being put up by John
N. Webb and James ii. Hall. 1t
will be credit to their skill as
builders,
ABOUT the meanest sneak thief we
have to contend with is the fellow
who being allowed access to our ia
BILE steals the magazines and other
valuable exchanges therefrom. 1t
is a matter of ALMOST daily occur
renee and will result in the fencing
out of all. The petty meanness of
the thing is nnhearable.
WE are selling to-day flour at the
following prices. Where can you
match them? A fair quality of flour
at 30 cents per sack. A good family
hour at 40 cents per sack. Our key
stone flour Mt As cents per sack. All
of our best flour at Scots. per sack.
You are missing bargains by not
buying your -four at Hutchinson q
Jacobs.
The gallant Gallaher of the Char
les Town Free Press observes !:
"Charles Town is crowded with pref
tic girls. The age of the Free Press
"a years-suggestive or not, hasn't
dimmed the eyes of its editor to the
beautiful panorama that opens be-
fore him in his daily walk" If
Bro. Gallaher wants to see town
full of pretty girls he must visit
Morgantown.
A YOUNG lady wants a Western
editor to tell her how to make "not
enough" out of the word enough"
This is very easy, he says. 1t is
done by Transporting the letters and
arranging them into words. Take
the third, second and first letters
for the first word and the sixth,
fourth and fifth for the second and
you have something that is not
enough for the average girl.
J. l., WHARTON is the agent for
the Standard Wagon Company, of
Cincinnati, and is selling their bug
gies, carriages, surries, ph@tons, wag
ons aud other vehicles. He has just
received a car load of buggies of the
best make and is selling them cheap
Jake" is square man and will rep
resent the goods just as they are.
Call on or address him at Randall
where the stock may be seen
CAPT. ROBERT RAMSAY, DR.. Chas.
Wade and b. L. Morgan, with their
French cook, have pitched their tent
at Camp Willow Beach on the Mon
ongahela, and are enjoying the
fishing for which this region is noted.
DR.. Wade has demonstrated the fact
that he is an expert canoeist of the
first water. The Doctor gives daily
exhibitions of swift padding and
high and lofty tumbling from his air
tight vessel.
THOUSANDS of little toads were hop
ping about the streets after the hard
rain several days ago. Hundreds of
them fell through the iron bars in
front of Geo. G. Steel's and Clarence
McVicker's stores into the basement
window and some of the boys put a
narrow slat down for them to hop up,
dozens Of people stood around watch
ing the procession of toads as they
came out. 1t has been regular cir
Gus for the boys for several days as
the toads invariably go back and
tumble down into the hole. They