The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-09
SieWartstOWn News.

STEWARTsTowN, June 4.-Our little
hamlet is still enjoying a reasonable de
gree Of success, amid the cries Of the
bowling mobs who are constantly al
luding TO the terrible financial stagna.
ton of the country, as due to the ruin
Gus "Wilson Bill'' now pending in Con
gress. Nor can we blame them consid
ering the pledge OF the party and the
platform upon which we elected every.
thing in 1892. Why will our Congress
men thus murder the party in order tC
fill their own pockets2 We might have
recovered ere this had the Wilson Bill
been made law several months ago
Procrastination is the thief of time, and
in no way could it more clearly be prov
en-. We may expect calamity rather
than victory this fall unless some action
is taken and that soon.
Farmers are being thrown much be-
hind, owing to the late rains. Com is
badly in need of work, many fields hay.
ing not been worked the first time.
Wheat, oats and grass look very prom
Using for heavy crop.
The opening OF the F., NJ. & p. r. r
adds much to our own community. The
shrek of the iron horse is heard on ev-
e
sylvania are now having a chance to use
some of West Virginia's black diamonds
which they have so long claimed were
inferior to theirs from the fact it came
from West Virginia.
The Cheat Haven coal mines are do
ing a Furnishing business considering
the time they have been at work.
DIR. A. P. Stewart, who was seriously
Of Ell, ht,4 hoI
somewhat is again lying very i'll at the
home of Il. w. st. Clair.
Postmaster Hare was in Uniontown
the 30th attending the Decoration cere-
monies. He reports a good time.
Miss Nanny Evans charming young
lady of near Morris X Roads is spend
ing few weeks at her relatives Mr. and
Mrs. John Weltner.
Omer Evans, Little Falls, was recent
ly visiting the family of Reuben Robin
son.
Rams Casteel is viewing old play
long protracted strike.
Prof. G. B., and Geo. Sisler of Pitts
boro, Miss, are expected home to spend
the heated season. They entered the
profession in that state two years ago,
and have met with abundant success in
the Sunny South. Also M. T. Sisler of
the Bank of the Monongahela Valley
rusticated at home last Sunday.
Children's Day will be celebrated at
Eden NJ. P. Church June 18th. Extern
sive preparation is being made. The
school at that place has been crowned
with abundant success. In addition to
its many improvements they have pur-
chased new church organ.
The Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, showed their pa
triotism on the 30th by participating in
strewing flowers on the graves of many
loved ones in Eden, Sunnyside and Mt.
Union cemeteries.
The Band is doing some fine practis-
ing in order to be able to meet the sum-
mer's demand for music at picnics, fes-
rivals &c.
We learn celebration will be held
Harris Grove ON the 4th,
Rev. McNemar, administered the or
dinance of baptism 10 a number of can
didates from Falling Timber church at
Protzman's landing near PIT. Marion,
last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Cole is seriously ill. OF
fever having taken relapse from the
humps.
DR.. Fitch is the attending physician,
Carrie Blosser will return to Union
town soon. after visit at her home here
Base ball fever is raging. The boys
with little encouragement will soon be
able to meet the r. & RS. They will
play the W. V. U. team in the near flu
ture.
Those who attended Decoration al
Uniontown as far as learned we're Miss
es Minnie Weltner, Ida Conn, Der
Weltner, Harry Conn, Walter St. Clair
Few people will attend the circus OF
account of the hard earned half dollar
No weddings to report but think quite
number of our young folks are discuss
ing the question els Marriage Fail
ure."