The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-06

cheapest and best printing.
HARRY BLAIR fell Friday, striking
his hand on a rusty nail, which per-
forated the member and makes it
very sore.
MoRGANTowN druggists say there
will be no increase in the prices Of
liniment and arnica. The foot ball
season has commenced.
APPLES are plenty in the Dunk
ard bottom country of Clay district.
They are being brought from there
and sold here for 81 a bushel
Col. GoLAY has the steamer 1.-TWO
Brothers chartered and has it at
work clearing away snags and any
other distractions that are found in
the river.
| ROBERT HAWTHORNE is the name
given to the son recently born unto
Mr. and Mrs. John G.Canfeld, at Den
yer. Mrs. Garfield was formerly
Miss Ada Drabelle, of this place.
THE Democratic meeting announc-
ed for the 18th in Morgantown will
be one of the greatest demonstrations
ever seen here. Over one thousand
Pittsburg people have announced
their intention to attend. 1t will be
great day.
The collision between VIM. A.
Watts and George Jenkins on Mon
day was a very unfortunate affair.
In the scramble Mr.. Watts fell and
both bones of the ankle were broken
The wound is quite serious and will
disable him for long time.
The Democrats of Cass district at
their meeting on Friday last nomi
mated for President of the Board Of
Education VIM. l. Cox, and for com
missioner Simon NJ. Mcclure. The
gentlemen make good ticket and
will serve their people well.
THE thing has been laid along
Main street from Bumbo Lane to the
Wallace House ready to be buried
and connected with the general sew
erage system of the town. When
this work is completed more than
half the length of Main street will
have been severed.
DEMOCRATIC headquarters are in
the Second National Bank building
over Meminger's store. The place
will be open from this time until af-
Ter the election and all Democrats
will be Welcome 1t will be con,
venient place for the storage of doc
uments and for clerks to work
RICHIE, the famous pitcher from
down the river who caused Morgan
town to suffer defeat at the hands of
the Brownsville team, is in Morgan
town and may remain permanently.
He wishes to join the team being or
ganized here for the next season.
Richie and Sterling are a brilliant
battery.
A. L. NYE has purchased the gro
Gerry and confectionery business
which has been carried on for some
years by VIM. Bricker, on Peasants
street, one door east of the postoffice
Mr.. Nye took possession Tuesday.
He is now renovating the establish
ment. Mr. Brieker will retire from
business.
CHIEF MILLER, of the fire depart
ment, wishes the public to know that
the assistance of the populace will
always be gratefully received in get
ting to fire After the scene of
confagration is reached no assistance
to the department is then necessary,
but to help get the apparatus there
is the kind of help that he will be
thankful for
The greatest improvements in the
way of pavements are on Foundry
street, where one six feet wide has
been constructed along the entire
front of the Ollie property, extend
ing from Main to Front, and also
one on the opposite side of the
Foundry between the same streets.
There had never before been pave
ments on that street.
BERTHE is the beautiful little craft
which took picked nine and num-
Der of visitors to Point Marion last
Saturday afternoon. The Point has
a creditable ball team and the score
stood IA to 8 in fsvor of Dorsey
Stine's amateurs at the end of the
game. For Dorsey "was cook and
the captain too, and midshipmite as
well" and while he did not take the
regular Morgantown team there was
enough of the semi professional tai
ent to make some pretty shows when
occasion required.
The first issue for the present
school year of the Athenaeum, that
bright and clever University Jour
nal which has won such general
favor in the past, will appear on or
about Oct. IL. 1t will be conducted
this year by S. S. Jacob and c. E.
Carrigan, both of the graduating
class from the academic department.
1t will be under the management and
editorial control of these young men
who are of unquestionei ability, and
it will be fully equal to the numbers
that have gone by. A generous pat
ronage seems already assured the
Athenaeum for 1896.
The people of Western Pennsvlva-
MIA will improve the opportunity of
hearing Mr.. Wilson at this place on
the 18th. They have heard of this
man who has carved his name along
side of thrse of the most illustrious
Of the makers of American history,
though they have had but infrequent
opportunities to hear him discuss
the live issues Of economic impor-
lance, So that his coming to Morgan
town will bring many hundreds of
our Keystone neighbors. At Pitts
burg alone 1000 railroad tickets
have been engaged for the suspicious
campaign event. Crowds will come
on excursion trains from all along
the line. This will not be case of
"unheard- of lawyer"
THERE are many sweet amenities
in the livery as in any other business,
and chickering's as well. Monday
morning VIM. A. Watts took excep-
tions to some Intervention of bar
gain he was making by George Jen-
kins, and the usual epithet of heated
mind and ungnarded moment passed. !
They clinched; they fell. Watts
leg was broken at the lower extrem-
ity of the ankle joint Charlie Pride
pulled the combatants apart, and
George went on his way and Watts
was carried into his home. Jenkins