The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-08-28

song this week Put me Oh at Buffa-
To-"
THE brick work on Mr.. Frank
Bannister's new residence on Main
street is finished.
THE only time that cold comfort is
not wanted In small chunks is when
the ice cream delivers it.
COUNTY institute next week. Nor
gantown will as usual give the
teachers hearty welcome.
INJUNCTION fever seems to be about
as fashionable disease as appendi-
citis. 1t may prove quite as fatal
too.
ACCORDING to statistics issued by
the Apple Growers Association West
Virginia's apple crop will be only 30
per cent Of full crop.
The foundation of Mr.. Frank
Cox's new house corner of Peasants
and Spruce streets is finished and
work has begun on the frame work.
SEVERAL of the boys brigade camp
over Cheat were in town recently.
They present a neat appearance and
seem to be enjoying their stay over
there.
CHAs. A. MADERA's new residence
on Sunny Side is completed and he
will move into it within day or two.
1t is one of the best houses in that
section.
Mr.. Ed WEIDMAN, of Cassville.
has received a new Crescent Tan
dem. 1t is the second tandem to be
owned in this vicinity and is certain
ly beauty.
A PETITION is being circulated and
nearly every one is signing it pray
ing for the pardon of Will Walls
who stole Steve Gapen's horse and
rode it to Fairmont.
LICENSES to wed were issued to
Edward Hart "a and Harriet J.
Brown Is. Jacob w. May % and
Lily Ham 81. George W. Mcdaniel
"a and Flora Hall I6.
THE Morgantown base ball players
behaved like gentlemen and won the
respect OF all who saw them. They
could teach lesson to some Of our
eastern neighbors. -Preston County
Journal.
THE University is well represented
this week at Kingwood. Profs. Thos.
f. Hodges, r. A. Armstrong, ID. NJ.
Willis and Field Agent Barbe are
there representing the interests of the
institution.
III you want to prevent Fever
and Kidney trouble drink Gray's
Mineral Water. For sale by j.
c. McVicker, Druggist.
THE local lodge Daughters of Re-
bekah will run an excursion to
Brownsville and return some time
in September. The trip will likely
prove most attractive one as it has
been some time since it has been
made. The Mason will take the
party. The exact date has not yet
been decided upon.
In a game of baseball last Satur-
day between Kingwood and Morgan
town played at Kingwood, Morgan
town won by a score of IL to s. This
was certainly a sad blow to the
Kingwood club, as they have been
winning nearly every game this sea
son, and it will cause them to sing a
new song.-GrGfton Sentinel.
INTELLIGENCE of the death of his
father Peter Cameron was received
from Rev. A. Cameron Saturday.
Rev. Cameron has been at his faith
er's bedside in Greenville, Pa, for
some little time. Mr.. Cameron has
been very i'll for several months and
his death was not unexpected. We
extend our sincerest sympathy to
the bereaved
THE town is full OF visitors. They
are agreeable company and source of
income which is not inconsiderable
The free river has proven great adj
vantage in this respect as about three
times as many boats come up as did
before the government bought the
locks and dams. Morgantown is an
ideal summer resort and if the proper
effort were mode the number of sum-
mer visitors could be made very large.
ABOUT fifty persons from here went
to Clarksburg last Sunday to hear
Sam Jones. Mr.. Jones was taken
ill in st. Louis while en- route and
was unable to be present. DR.. Jehu
Dewitt Miller was at Mt. Lake and
his services were secured for the oc-
casion. 1t is probably safe to say
that very large majority of the ex-
cursionists went for the trip more
than to hear the minister and they
were satisfied with the outcome.
THE board having the matter in
charge has selected Clarksburg as
the site for the Girls Industrial
school after taking 81 ballots. Buck
harmon, Corinth, Huntington and
Clarksburg were voted for. Hun
tington made the best offer but
Clarksburg's friends succeeded in
having the school located at
that point. This school will prove
of great benefit to the territory adj
jacent to Clarksburg.
The small boys who congregate
around the B. 4 o. station at noon
to get the Pittsburg papers are be-
coming great nuisances. Passengers
are greatly annoyed by their bois-
FERROUS conduct. They throw var
ious articles about in utter disre-
gard of whom they are hitting and
act in other ways in a manner which
calls for police intervention. They
should be curbed by few arrests il
they do not conduct themselves bet
ter in the future.
FARMERS report that quail is get
ting quite plentiful. For several
years the birds have been very
scarce and sportsmen will be glad
to learn that their numbers are in
creasing again. No quail is to be
killed this fall according to law
enacted by the last legislature. A
look out should be kept for Penn
sylvanians and if any are found kill
ing birds they should be given the
full benefit of the law. Rabbits are
also said to be very abundant. With
plenty of these, good sport is as
sured even if no birds are to be
killed.
On our first page is an article ia
en- from the Chicago Banker and