The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-01

Uf. MOTIFS, DentlSt, mas maze MS ar
engagements to remain permanently al
home hereafter and keep his office open
all the time. Any one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared Ia
wait Oh them.
EVERYBODY smokes "Nun Nicer
cigars. The best for Sets. Jos. r.
MILLER, Sole Agent. If.
REV Mr.. DAYS sermon on Sunday
last was one of unusual power and
touched the hearts of all who heard
it.
The base ball craze has struck
Morgantown hard, but our boys will
come out ahead as they generally do
Mrs. DR.. S. A. Hunter and daugh.
tiers Anna and Bessie, of Beaver, Pa.
are here visiting Joseph More!ar d
Mrs. Lazier and other relatives.
The summer girl will soon disap
pear until another season. She
isn't gone forever, but will appear
again re habilitated and livelier thar
ever.
ONE of our Philippi exchanges
says there is still no clue to the per.
son who shot Russell and the matter
has been practically dropped.
THERE has been less petty thiev.
ing here of late than usual Some
of the parties h ave been located and
there is good prospect that they
will be brought to justice.
PRoTzMAN's band has returned
from Mt. Lake Park where several
weeks were spent entertaining the
residents and visitors. Both the
band and the people were pleased
NEXT winter the Baltimore & Ohio
cars, at least ali those that are used
in Maryland will be heated by steam
in accordance with a late act of the
Maryland legislature.
THE nearer the time for the grand
encampment in Pittsburg approach
es the bigger it evidently will be
The people are preparing to enter
tain 100000 people.
EIsISINGER the murderer who es.
capped from the Waynesburg jail two
weeks ago is still at large and nc
trace of him has been found by the
officers. 1t is thought that he has
left the country.
If you are democrat as you al
lege, subscribe for the New DoMIN
ION and keep advised of what is 60
ing on in your party. Don't borrow
-, GU won't if you have any respect
for yourself.
THE private sale of lots at Loeb
Lynn, adjoining Mt. Lake Park, still
continues and is very gratifying tC
the gentlemen who are promoting
the enterprise. That vicinity con
tinues to grow in popularity.
A BADLY needed sewer is being put
in by Superintendent Hite from neal
Long Alley in the rear of DR.. Tur
ner's property to the river. The
sewerage improvements now reacf
the greater part of the town and
should be continued until the whole
is thoroughly drained.
MISS ALLIE SoMERvlLLE, very
pretty and popular young lady, o
Lost Creek, Harrison county, Will,
dreaming sprang from her bed anC
leaped from second story window
to the ground breaking her leg and
injuring her spine so badly that i
she RECEIVERS she will be helpless
cripple.
Mr.. Jason CLARK who is in the
feed and -four business at L. r
Evans old stand, is a gentleman o
wide experience and thorough bus
iness man. He has big stock o
goods on hand and is ready to serv
his trade with anything wanted
You will find Mr.. Clark a very clev
err gentleman and a nice man t.
deal with
MoRGANTowN is generally well rep
ted where there is any attrac
ton. A gentleman said yesterday
1T seems that Mt. Lake is run b,
Morgantown people. Wherever yol
tutn 1Ou SCt bOtuC OuC HUI butlC.
Another who was at the Uniontowl
fair said: st looked like Morgan
town at the Uniontown depot las
night and there was hardly standing
room in the train"
The work of eXcavating for tn
foundation of the Second Nations
Bank building has been commence
and will be pushed rapidly. Th
foundation for the splendid new Od
Fellows building is almost compile
ted, the brick work will be begun
soon. The foundation for the ne'
Baptist church has also been finish
ed though the contract for the super
structure has not yet been let.
Chicago's great building, the Ma
sonic Temple, has population c
five thousand, while fifty janitor
and thirty scrub women are require
to keep it clean. Two men are en-
ploycd to go through the waste pa
per baskets while another examine
the sweepings. Six sailors was
the ], 429 outside windows.
The New DOMINION is in receiI
of letter from Miss Jennie Smith
of the Grace Hotel, Mt. Lake, i
which she says: sour people hay
been delighted with the Morgantow
Band; they made good record an
we hope the management will brln
them to us again. All enjoyed tn
stay of Prof Wade and others {
your good people"
A GENTLEMAN who has just return
ed from long trip west havin
been almost as Far Salt Lake, say
he never was as glad to see Morgan
town as when he returned. In man
parts Of the west the desolation is il
describable; the drought and he
winds have entirely destroyed til
crops and thousands of people al
on the verge Of starvation. Althoug
we are inclined to complain of thing
in West Virginia, we are highly fl
vored as compared to the people |
many parts Of the west. Here VI
have what we call poor crops, but "
have plenty and TO spare. 1t is har
to find a better place TO live tina
West Virginia.