The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-24

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THE plastering on the second sto-
/ ry of the Brock, Wade Il Reed build
ing has been finished. When com
pleted this will be one Of the hand
soonest business houses in town
DEwIEG & Sons mill at PIT. Mar
ion was compelled to shut down sew
eral DAYS ago for want of logs. 4
rise Of s feet in Cheat river will bring
the logs down to the Dewing boom.
A PHYSICIAN of Allegheny for
whom DR.. w. f. Stewart, the Den
fist, recently did some work was so
much pleased that he is trying to
induce the Doctor to locate in that
city
SOME twenty-five or thirty B. d O.
engineers, of Piedmont, with their
wives and daughters recently passed
through here en- route for Pittsburg.
The engineers gave uncle Tommy"
Carr quite an ovation at the depot.
THE people Of Greenmont will turn
out en- masse in q few days and
build the board walk from Decker's
creek bridge to the old Fair grounds
Money was raised for purchasing
the lumber by a festival two weeks
ago.
THERE is still considerable talk of
the necessity for free bridge The
way to get it has not yet been ar
rived at The property belongs to
private parties and can only be ac-
quired for free public use by pur-
chase from them.
THE Hiliarity Club came in from
their Club House ON Cheat Monday
evening after spending a month in
camp. The Hilarity is composed of
select people and they never fail to
have a pleasant outing. During
their months stay they entertained
several guests from a distance.
Col T. J. GILMORE has the con
tract for grading a new street in
Beechurst addition. The street will
be so feet wide and start from
point near the residence of the late
VIM. Houston and run to the lower
end of Beechurt addition. A party
Of capitalists are talking of erecting
summer hotel on this street.
The Mountain City camping par
ty composed of several well known
and jolly Fairmont boys pitched its
tent on the Monongahela about two
miles below town. The boys are en-
tertaining great many of their
Fairmont friends and acquaintance
here, and are having a good time.
They were fortunate in selecting one
of the prettiest sites on the river.
Imported Wine Vinegar for
table use, the finest in town at
A. L. NYE's.
Sardines at NYE's
Canned beef at NYE's
Water Lily soap, 6 cakes
for 25c. at NYE's
The Weston State Times says:
Oil has been struck on Col. A. w.
Woodford's farm below town. In
drilling well ell was struck at
depth of 95 feet. The Col will con-
tinue drilling until he is thorough
~ convinced what lies hidden be-
meath him, If regular "gusher'
should be struck old Lewis county
would be right in the swim and her
people would be greatly benefited by
the find
Thirty FIVE Of the party that went
to PIT. Marion Sunday on the Leni
Leoti were left at that place by the
boat leaving for Morgantown at o.
P NJ. instead of $50 as advertised.
The ladies and gentlemen who were
left sat on the river bank and count
ed stars until 2 A. NJ. when the pack
ct Adam Jacobs picked them up and
landed them at home at $3.50 A. NJ.
1t was a sleepy, mad and anti camp
meeting crowd
The party of Monongahela City
young gentlemen who are camping
on the old McLane orchard is one of
the most pleasant set of young fell
low that ever visited Morgantown.
They are out for a good time and
are having it. Their camp is nicely
arranged and they daily entertain
numerous friends in town. The par
ty is composed of well known young
business men of the above city who
are of for a MONTH rest and recrea-
tion.
The Uniontown Standard SAYS:
The agricultural association have
completed arrangements with the B.
q O. for excursion rates during the
fair They have also arranged for
special trains from West Virginia
over State Line on Thursday during
the fair and also on Friday which is
the day ON which the G. A. R. reun-
ion will be held Letters have been
sent to all the G. A. r. posts in Yves
tern Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Eastern Ohio. A large number
of invitations have also been sent to
old soldiers not members of the G.
A, r.
MoRGANTowN now has a lady edi-
tor. Mrs. L. j. Corbly will edit the
Public School Mirror during the
coming school year. The first mum
Der will be issued early in Septem-
Der. That will be five papers pub
lished in Morgantown, four of which
are printed in the New DOMINION of
flee. The three besides the local papers
are The Athenaeum, The West Pr
qinia Bar, and the Public School
Mirror. These papers issue res
pectively about seven hundred,
five hundred and one thousand cop
les and cover their fields very thor
oughly And all have great infu-
ence among the classes who support
them Mrs. Corhly has been asso-
ciated with her husband Prof. L. J.
Corbly il publishing the Mirror for
several years and is thoroughly COM
petent to take the matter in hand.
Prof. Corbly has gone to Halle, Ger
many, where he will spend the year
at one of the leading German Uni
versities and Mrs. Corbly will pur-
sue higher course of study in the
West Virginia, University.
A Burglar Visits w. E. JOIliff.
A burglar visited the residence of
| w. T.. JolliT on Monday nioht and