The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-07-18
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MoRGANTowN, w. VA.
Saturday, July Is, 1896.

DdJuFuhy, July 10, 1910.
DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar
engagements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Amy one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
Buy your flour at Posters and
save money.
DIR. VIM. E. STEWART, DENTIST, of
fees over Rice's store.
THE pavement in front Of the
"Clark" property has been widened
by the addition of several feet.
ALE X. SMITH will probably erect
residence in the near future on
Sunnyside.
The handsome new residences of
Capt. I. j. Gilmore and Fred Hou Oh
on Sunnyside are under roof
Bur short time ago when people
got "wheels" they were shipped off
to an asylum now they go spinning
all over the town and country.
THERE is an enormous crop of
blackberries and they will be selling
as low as 6 cents per gallon by the
end of the week.
W. III. BAILEY has improved his
property on Sunnyside by putting
up handsome stone wall along the
front of his lawn.
The work of putting the ma
chinery in the new wooden mills is
going forward rapidly. All the ma
chinery, of which there is vast
amount, can not be set up within
less than three weeks.
JUDGE j. M. HAGANs was nomi-
mated by reclamation in the recent
judicial convention for this district
The great opposition that was
promised didn't materialize, as every
one knew it wouldn't.
TEACHERS who are applicants for
state certificates will be required to
attend the examination to be held
in Clarksburg on Thursday July %.
Prof. A. j. Wilkinson will be in
charge
f. A. HENNEN has commenced to
build an addition to his residence
on Front street. 1t will be three
stories and make his home commodi-
GUS and convenient. Frederic is
always at the head of the process
sion.
A LARGE number of our people
drove over to the various summer re-
sorts on Cheat Sunday. There are
number of camping parties from
the cities there and the hotels are
filling up rapidly since the heated
season set in.
CAPT. FARRow has added still an
other feature to his bicycle improve
ment and is in Washington to have
his patent issued and make arrange
ments for its extensive manufacture.
He has already sold one tenth in
terest in it. We hope the Captain
will make million out of it.
PROF. AND Mrs. T. E. HoDGEs and
children, and Mrs. Mona Wilson ar
rived several days ago from Hunt
ington and received warm welcome
back to their old home where owing
to the Professors recent appoint
ment to the chair of Physics in the
West Virginia University they will
now, OF course, permanently reside.
The steamer Elizabeth left Pitts
burg at 7 O'Clock this, Wednesday,
morning with large party of ex-
cursionists aboard. The boat will
arrive this evening and the party
has engaged supper, lodging and
breakfast at the hotels. They will
depart on the return trip Thursday
morning.
j. IL. LYNN, a prominent young
business man of Uniontown, and for.
merly w. V. U. student was the
guest of friends here last week. Mr..
Lynn had just sold his coal interests
down the river for $4,000, and will
look for location in this section as
he believes the Upper Monongahela
is destined to be the leading coal
!. center of the country.
SEVERAL nights ago some mis-
creant set off a charge of dynamite
on the pavement west of Judge
Dille's residence and opposite Judge
Berkshire's. The windows in Judge
Berkshire's house were shattered as
were a number of others in the
neighborhood. When the proper
proof as to who did it is secured the
fellow will get what he has been
looking for rather industriously.
The following licenses to marry
have been issued by the clerk of the
county court: July 4th, John w.
Plum and Miss Ida Chips. July
7th, James c. Walls and Mrs. Nancy
Summers. July 7th. James Brooks
and Elite NJ. Erwin. July Sth, VIM
Jones and Miss Virginia B. Hart.
July 9th, Leander d. Boyles and
Miss Csllie Durham July 10th
John w. Devine and Miss Prudence
Moore. July 18th, John f. Fleming
and Miss Susanna c. Burns.
THE "Glorious Fourth" was OBJ
served by Morgantowners principal
ly by going over to Uniontown and
helping the people there celebrate
their Centennial. Everybody knows
what an immense crowd was in that
place and the royal manner in which
the "Oniontowners" entertained
their 10000 or $4,000 guests. Over
300 people went down from Morgan
town and half of them remained over
till Sunday. The trains from this
section were crowded for two days
and 1900 to 1000 people went down
to celebrate with our neighbors
Everybody enjoyed the occasion and
II living will go down to the next
otherwise they will all be there in
the spirit A few picnics and noun
tain parties were all that marked the
day in Morgantown.