The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-30

home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Amy one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared Ia
wait on them.
EVERYBODY smokes "Nice Nuff''
cigars. The best for Bets JOS. r
MILLER, Sole Agent. If.
A GOOD many Of the boys with
sporting procliyities will attend the
races at Uniontown on the 4th OF
of July.
The average small boy says,
"merreller cherries and cramp collie
is ripe" The crop of the former
is short but of the latter immense
AN outing party consisting of 25
ladies and gentlemen, Of Uniontown,
will camp on the Monongahela river
near town about July Is.
The Junior Order, of Reedsville,
Preston county, will celebrate the
Glorious Fourt in great shape with
bands, speeches, balloon ascension
etc.
The hot spell was greatly relieved
on Monday evening by copious
rain. 1t poured down in torrents for
time and flooded the streets in
many places.
j. G. RUsE one of the firm that has
the contract for putting up the new
Odd Fellows building arrived Mon
day and work on the structure will
be commenced at once
The Stewartstown baseball club
went down to Pt. Marion Saturday
and furnished a little exercise for
the club there. Score PIT. Marion 80,
Stewartstown 10.
THE trial of W. S. Pipes for the
murder of Porter Huffman at Way
nesburg, Pa, commenced Monday at
Washington, Pa. The history of the
case and the parties interested are
well known to many of our people.
DURING the hot weather the tow n
council should see to it that the
sewers in town are flushed at least
once week. The health of the peo-
pie depends on keeping the sewers
clean.
THERE will be great game of
baseball Saturday afternoon June 80
on the University grounds between
Protzman's Band boys and the River
Bend club. Visit the grounds and
see pretty game of base ball as
she is played in the large cities.
LICENSES to wed have been issued
by the Clerk of the County Court to
the following persons. June 10,
1894, Thomas w. Watkins and
Alice /. Rice June 81, 1894, John
McClenand and Estella Petit. All
of Monongalia county.
HARVEY FISHER one of our leading
cattle and sheep dealers, has com
menced to ship lambs and sheep to
the Eastern market. Mr. Fisher
says that there will be as many
lambs shipped from here this season
as at any time in the history of the
county.
The highest temperature of the
season was reached Sunday in Pitts
burgh. The thermometer climbed up
to "a in the shade and there was
great suffering. Wonder if the West
Virginia Excursionists from the
back counties took "little of some
thin warm" along with them2
JAMES REYNOLDS, "Cider," who
was many years ago we'll known
colored man of this place has re-
turned to the scenes of his youth af-
ter residing in Uniontown for num-
Der of years. "Cider" is as young
as in days of yore and has heart
as big as washing tub.
A BIG Sunday school celebration
will be held at Fort Martin, Cass
district, July f. Prof VIM. p. Will
ley and others will deliver addresses.
A large crowd and a good time are
anticipated Refreshments will be
sold on the grounds during the day
and festival will be held at night.
Everybody is invited.
The activity in militia circles
lately has renewed the military fever
in Morgantown, and there is consid-
cradle talk about recognizing Com
pany l. which was mustered out of
service some time ago. There is
plenty of good material in Morgan
town for first class company and it
is very probable that it will be util-
lied.
WILL some one please to arise and
explain why the street lamp at the
wharf is not lighted. 1t is dark as
dungeon at that point, and several
toughs have taken advantage of the
darkness to make the bridge loaf
ing place. The residents in that vi
entity want that lamp kept going
every night; not once out of two
weeks as heretofore.
WATER has been pumped into the
mains for several days from the riv-
er. The long drought made water
scarce in the Tibbs Run reservoir,
but it is said that the scarcity was
caused by leakage in the dam and
not by lack of water. There are riv-
ers of water for all purposes but
some people have opened their wells,
preferring well water to that from
the Monongahela.
Our attention was recently called
to a religious work, written by for
mer Morgantown boy, by gentle
man who has probably read more
similar works than any other person
in town. Following is the title page,
"Campbellism Revealed, or Salvation
by Faith versus Salvation by Water
by Rev. Geo. w. Pool, of the Iowa
Conference" The book contains
about $50 pages and is an attack on
Cam phellism. The gentleman read
the work closely and says that Rev
Pool is deserving Of great praise and
is is 81. hanor to his native State. His
many friends here will all be glad to
learn that he has achieved success
in his chosen calling, and will con
graduate him upon his hit in the
literary field.