The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-07-21

all INC tiuts Any Out utcuiuS HIS ser
vices can find him always prepared II
wait on them.
THE Hilarity Club will go into
camp July 25.
Buy graduated sugar at 5 cents
per pound of Poster.
DR.. WIN. Z. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store, Main street
A FEW of our people attended thu
picnic at Morris X Roads Thursday
GROVE O,KELLY is pap of another
little boy and is corresponding
proud.
PosTEN sells No. l salt for 30 cts
and graduated sugar for 5 cts pei
pound.
RAYMOND RICE has purchased Q
half interest in his fathers grocery
store.
ALL kinds of Summer Goods OF
greatly reduced prices at Hirsch-
mans.
The season for Tan Shoes is here
Remember that Hirschman's car
show you anything in that line.
A LARGE party of Uniontowners
will go into camp near Ices Ferry
the latter part of this or the first Of
next week.
Guy and Chauncey Wiley, Frank
ST. Clair, James Kunkle and John
Harvey are camping out on Cheat
river near Ices Ferry.
PRoTzMAN's BAND ball club and q
nine from the Highland Glee Club
camp will play game this week on
the University grounds.
THE low ground around the col
ored M. E. church on Chestnut
street has been filled in and adds
greatly to its appearance.
LICENSE to marry was issued by
the clerk Of the county court July
Ia, to James c. Long and Nellie
Teter, both of Monongalia county.
THE West Virginia National
Guard will go into camp at Martins
burg on the 26th. Several of the
leading officers are from Morgan
town.
PRorzMAN's band will go to Mt.
Lake on the 31st and will remain
three weeks. They will give num-
Der of concerts there. The organi-
cation is making quite reputation.
CAPT. THos. J. GILMORE has erect
ed large barn on Sunnyside. 1t
will be used for stabling blooded
horses. The Captain is also putting
up neat residence at the same
place.
The first excursion on the F., NJ
d P. r. r. from Pittsburg into West
Virginia was run Sunday. The train
was made up of six coaches and the
passengers stopped off at Cheat
Haven, Morgantown and Fairmont
There were between $50 and 300
people on board the train.
A FARMER in a neighboring town
ship who could not afford to pay for
newspaper, last week received a
circular offering for $40 to mail re-
ceipt to keep butter from getting
strong. He sent the money and re-
ceived the reply, Eat Observer.
He don't live far from Morgantown.
The summer visitor is here in
force. Not only in town but along
both the Monongahela and Cheat
rivers he is camped by the score. I,
j. Meeks, of Highland farm, has his
house full, the old resorts on Cheat
are also well filled. The Mont
Chateau Hotel is not yet open, but
we learn will be in very few days
The Cheat country will soon lead as
summering place.
The cave recently discovered near
Herring, Preston county, is attract
ing great deal of attention and bids
fair to be popular summer resort.
1t is on the land of William Brown,
Jr., and we understand that he has
put man in charge of it and will
soon have a road made from the pike
to the cave and then advertise the
attraction for all it is worth. 1t has
been explored for TOO feet.
THE school board of Fairchance
is having big fight over the cleo
ton of principal of the public
schools there. There are 25 appIi-
cants for the position and all have
been balloted for at different times.
The board is divided and no choice
seems possible. Up to this date 3l2
ballots have been taken at various
meetings and the courts will proba.
bly, have to settle the contest.
THE fountain in the court hou,e
yard and the watering trough an
Walnut street are a great conven-
fence. The county and town bought
the fixtures and E. M. Grant put
them up free of charge. The water
in the old well that was used so much
was dangerous. Two chemists who
analysed it reported it the most dan
gerous they had ever seen as it con
tanned over ~ grains Of solid matter
to the gallon.
A FELLOW who will not take his
home paper is the one, when he gets
taken in on some scheme that his
home paper has exposed a dozen
times who rushes in and asks that
his name be withheld as having ia
ken the first premium as the cham
pion sucker of the state. The same
fellow when he gets into scrape,
don't want word said about it, but
when he wants free puff or favor
he has no hesitancy in asking his
local paper to give it and he will
stop whatever work he may be doing
to borrow paper and read it.-Oak.
land Republican.
The Fairmont Free Press says
The grand jury at the present term
of the Circuit Court has found DR.
Harry T. Harr guilty Of felony
He gave his note to the People,
bank of this place, for $3.50, with his
father, Nun Harr, and Thomas j
Carpenter, as sureties. The note
became due and payable on July 3
His father aud Mr.. Carpenter both
filed afIidavits that they had never
signed the note, nor knew Of its be-
ing executed. The pr. is not in town
and could not be seen in regard tc
the matter. He has been practicine
in this place and in this vicinity fol
several years.