The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-23

raDgements TO remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
DIR. WIN. f. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store, Main street.
S. V. THOMPSON has opened an ice
cream saloon in Granville and put
Clyde Lowe in charge of it.
The postofIice was open Sunday
from Ito 8 O'Clock a. NJ. We understand
that it will be open at the same hour
hereafter.
DRAKE d SrRATToN Company's
cars and tools that were used in
grading on the F., M. d p. r. r.
were taken East Monday.
ANOTHER street box in which to
deposit mail has been secured by
Post Master Davis. 1t will be put
up in front of the Hotel Peabody.
BUSINESS will take bound that
will astonish us within the next few
weeks. Let Morgantown business
men all be ready when the boat ar
rives.
ALL our summer visitors are here
by welcomed to the Inequalities of
the place. We always are pleased
with the visitors and trust they can
say as much.
IT does no good to sprinkle the
streets in midday. In fact makes it
warmer. Early in the morning or
in the evening is the best time. Our
water supply is not sufficient to al
low continuous use in this way
WITH the miners strike in force
there would not have been many ex-
cursionists in Morgantown this sum
mer, but with the strike off and the
thousands of miners down the Mo-
nongahela river at work Morgantown
will see excursionists by the thous-
and during the heated season.
THERE are many building associa-
ton schemes being worked through
out the country the agents for some
of them visiting Morgantown. When
ever they devise safer and more prof
table methods than are in use here
some of our people may take stock.
AS the matter now stands our local
associations are away ahead.
THE new hotel on the Ley proper
ty on Cheat will be called "The
Mont Chateau Hotel" 1t will be
opened July 10th. One of the gen
tlemen who will operate it tells us
they have splendid prospect for q
successful business and will nc
doubt have the house full this sum.
mer. 1t will be a delightful place
to go
MEssRs. E. SHIsLER, Chauncey
Huston, John Samsel, ice McDer-
mott and Prof. J. L. Johnston spent
Saturday and Sunday at Camp Eden
on Cheat. The gentlemen killed
about 70 frogs and feasted on "bru-
ME legs" all day Sunday. The only
trouble about the whole trip is that
they enjoy telling their friends about
the dish and watching their mouths
water.
DURING the coal miners strike
there was unusual business activity
in the Fairmont region, but now that
the strike is over things will resume
their normal condition. The mines
in that reginon have been discrimi
mated against to such an extent by
the railroads that they can not, it is
said, possibly compete with the
Pennsylvania and Ohio mines in the
Lake trade.
The following parties have been
licensed to marry; June II, Jacob
R. Moore and Miss Susie Delphie
June 8, Elijah Brown and Mrs. Ellen
Brown; June II, Joseph E. Lazzell
and Mary V. Donham; June II
Mathew l.. Cordray and Miss Emma
Layton; June II, w. D. Michael
and Miss E. j. Barker; June Is
Larney E. Toothman and Miss Char
lotte Shuman; June 16, Washing
ton W. Polling and Miss Emma L
Headley.
ALREADY some work has been done
toward increasing the attendance al
the University next year. This is 6
move that the New DOMINION urged
ON the regents years ago and had il
been adopted then,. double as many
young men would have been educat
ed here as have been. The expense
to the state to educate 500 young
men is no more than the cost for $50
The failure to use the opportunities
offered is the loss of the young mer
themselves and not the state.
STAND by your town, says an ex.
change. Not a dollar is invested
there but some good comes of it
There is no family, like ones owr
family, and there's no wife like ones
own wife, so there should be no towr
like ones own town, where we live
teach our children, on whose streets
our babies play, and where we may
some day sleep. Let the newspaper
stand by the town, let the business
men stand by the newspaper, and lei
us all make our homes as famous al
possible.
"a GOOD joke is told on one of oul
young lawyers says the Weston
Democrat. cit is said that upon ,
recent visit to Weston book agent
dropped into his office to sell him al
encyclopedia, when the young mar
informed him that there was no US,
to talk about it, that he couldn'
ride it at all" This is about al
good one as certain young Cline
lawyer got off once when he wal
asked how man guilty of arson
ought to be punished, and replied
that he should be made to supper
the charlottesville Pdthfnder.
The young pittsburgers who wer
arrested for running a speakeasy OF
shanty boat, full account o
which appeared in the last issue O
the New DOMINION, were hauled owe
the Goals at a lively rate by th,
Grand Jury. Frank Gold was in
dicted for felony, in drawing a re
volver on an officer; for resisting al
officer, and twice for selling liquor
John Harding and Ed. Kennedy
the two who are in Jail here, were in
dicted for resisting ar officer ant
Harding 7 times for selling liquor
Charles Cook the young man VIII
eluded arrest was also indicted
times for selling whiskey.