The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-22
DR.. GEO. Il. NORRIS will be at
home from the Goth to the last Of the
month until further notice.

weather Every one knows how it is
A DAILY hack line has been estab
lished between Morgantown and Mt
Morris.
SMITH HOOP Jr.. has been appoint
ed postmaster at Rivesville, Marion
county,
THE government yacht Albatros
is on her dock for repairs. She ha'
broken shaft.
The next encampment of the w
Va. National Guard will he helt
early in Oct. at Parkersburg.
Onr keystone flour at so cent,
sack is a good one. You are miss
ing Il bargain at Hutchinson q ia
cobs.
ScYTHEs, snaths, rakes, forks anC
-four, feed and salt at unusually Low
prices row on sale at Hutchinson
Jacobs.
The merchants of Berkeley Springs
have entered into an agreement mo-
to sell any more cigarettes after Tho
stock on hand is disposed Of.
Mrs. ANNA RICHARDS has sold to
John Madagan the lot corner Of
High street and Bumbo Lane oppo
site Thomas Gregg's residence.
The members of the Irwin Man
dolin Club made things lively several
evenings ago by marching through
town with torchlights and a drum
corps.
AID GuMBERT who pitched for the
w. V. U. club in the game with Way
nesburg is now pitching for the
Pittsburg team and recently shut
out the Boston club.
FoR 20 days we will continue tc
sell salt at $l.10 per barrel. After
that it will be higher Don't fail te
get what you need in the meantime
at Hutchinson d Jacobs.
A GREAT deal of kicking is being
INDUCED in because the evening
train does not get in ON time and as
consequence the mail cannot be
distributed before morning.
PRoF. A. w. LoRENTz received a
handsome blooded driving horse
from Kentucky. He is one of the
finest horses in town. and the price
paid for him was away up.
CLARENCE McVIoKER is a first.
class druggist and he has q new
stock of everything in his line select
ed with great care, not an old article
in the house. Go and see him.
A NUMBER of races have been ar
ranged to take place at T. r. Evans
track on the Flats Friday afternoon.
They are free for all and great sport
awaits the lovers of good horses.
NJ. r. CHALFANT says that the
toads have eaten nearly all of his
honey bees. The toads got to the
hive on board and would gobble
up the bees as they came out of the
hive.
IT is subject of feeling remark that
so many of our old and well known
citizens have recently died. Within
week Captain Hurry, Mrs. F. A.
Dering and Mrs. M. r. Chalfant
have died.
The cause of the several cases of
fever in and near town is puzzling
our sanitarians. 1t has been sugges
ted that these cases were importe
but no satisfactory evidence has yet
been found to establish this.
CLARENCE MoVIoKER has opened
his drug store in the Bachelors Block
and is doing nice business. He has
the prettiest and largest room for
that line of business in town and ev-
erything in it is bran new.
A BROWN cross barred coat was
lost some days ago between Spring
Hill and Cheat river on the turn.
pike A small memorandum book
was in the pocket. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving at
this Office.
The new drug store in the Bache.
lor's block is very attractive place.
The stock includes besides the regu-
lar line of drugs, patent medicines,
books, stationery, brushes, and a
thousand other articles. Every eff
fort is made to give customers just
what they want and prices on every
thing are fair.
The cavalry reunion at PIT Marion
August 25th, promises to be gala
day for the old boys of the l4th
Penn. and lst and End W. Va. regi-
ments. The committees are hard
at work perfectlng arrangements
with the citizens ofthe Monongahela
Valley who will hang out the latch
string Uniontown Standard.
TRACK laying is rapidly going for
ward on the F., NJ &, P. extension
and the rails are now laid to point
opposite Granville. Long trains load
ed with cross ties arrive daily and
are being distributed along the road
bed. Everything points to the early
completion of the road, and it is full
ly expected to have the regular trains
on the road by or before the first OF
September.
A GENTLEMAN from Vaudeville was
in town a few days ago, and said
that it was reported throughout the
county that dysenters was preva-
lent to great extent in Morgantown.
The report is without any found
dation whatever and the health of
our people is remarkably good for
this season of the year. The town
is almost free from diseases common
to this season of the year
The festival given at Woodland
school house was perfect success,
and was attended by large number
of people in that vicinity and from
Morgantown. The receipts amount
ed to abount 500, and will be used
for purchasing instruments for the
band. The band discoursed several
fine selections during the evening
and delightful time was had by all
present.
The grand jury at Parkersburg
raised breeze of considerable pro
portions. An exchange says,
Among those who were indicted for
renting houses for immoral purpos
es are some Of the most prominent
citizens. One of them we are told
is a Sunday School Superintendent
and another deacon in the big
meeting house, and several are bus
mess men. They were, in some cas-
es,probablv ignorant of the character