The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12

complimentary notices from the
state press and Mr.. Swisher deserves
than all. The volume is an addition
to the literature of the state.
THE piece of ground between the
pavement and the side walk in Front
OF Simkins' on Front street is being
fixed up. This has been in bad shape
for some time but it will be all right
when the work on it is done.
The road leading to the pump sta
ton is in bad condition for wheels
and the best ride around has been
spoiled for the time being. 1t will
| be all right again in short time
however.
! Ar the Moundsvile Fourth of
July celebration a feature was the
patriotic address by convict, re-
leased for the time being from the
state penitentiary and under proper
surveillance.
PEOPLE have begun to 90 to the
Hilarity Club and for the rest of the
summer it will be occupied by the
various members. There is not a
resort on Cheat that is as desirable
in every way as this club house.
THE Faifmont outlaw who held a
man up in the corporate limits some
time ago has escaped the jail where he
was confined by crawling out of a
ewer. All trace Of him is lost al
though it ought to be easy to follow
him after what he has been through.
IT is said that there are few il any
blackberries this season. What has
caused the failure Of the crop is hard
to tell but the weather has not been
at all favorable for the production of
this luscious small fruit. 1t is to be
hoped that the report of the failure is
a mistaken one.
THE first buckle berries of the sea
son were sold in town on Saturday.
There is said to be a very large crop
of these and the mountain people can
be expected to begin to come in with
them in great quantities shortly.
They started at sixty cents gallon
but this will not be kept up very long.
THE Forepaugh-Sells combination
circus will shortly visit Uniontown
but it gives Morgantown the go by.
The children here will soon forget
what the elephant looks like and the
older people will lose their taste for
the festive shell game and the seduc-
tive red lemonade.
The early closing hour is found
to work very well by our merchants
The clerks are very well pleased
with it as they get off in time to en-
Joy the nice evenings and are not
worked to death during the worst
time of the year to withstand physi-
cal strain.
THE class of students that are at
tending the University this summer
is matter Of common remark. The
men and women who are here are of
mature years and are Of the very best
material that could be obtained. They
are here on business and the impress
sion they have made is most favor
able one.
THE fronts of j. r. Miller and Mike
Rich have beeen painted and every
body is getting stuck on them in spite
OF the warnings to keep out of the
way of fresh paint. Tho most touch
ing thing known is the way in which
a citizen with new suit of clothes
! will immediate himself on newly
painted house.
love- for 10 comnlet;on If slackwa,
for o she tbongbt that She would a
eem IT, 900 w5on tha snsnens;or Of
49, 81, 81 nlaoo IT. rosu,n,,
80, i ,a.,, qrrat;f,,;no 70 tho noonIe
i;v;na, m tloro rbev feored tbat
+bo aane vas nlored ont
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n, 80 ono uvne.' "e' - sun ~
~ a.'.pue ,' ~ tho ~, mr. tr;,,
was a delightful one as the day was
ali that could he desired in the way of
being cool and nice. The company
will run these excursions at intervals
all during the summer but they will
not be run at anv stated time.
MIN ho dosiro 70 no on,;sted in
+ha now "o am s n ~ no "a accommoda tod
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1872, ~ arp', Iii NJ no alloa ont for than
Sapora, raora rood mon ORC want.d
| The prospects of having a camp here
this fall of the First regiment has at
| tracted a number and this will make
a membership in the company desir-
able.
Woman will he OBLIGED to give
their correct ACE in tbe coming CEN
CO. Tho ,o1r l cove. s.Won,o,
- ofrsa ~ Iii 49, a ~ =,
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o"iso IN inaoou u, soaoe'nono ouele-
fusino to reply to questions or max
ing false statements. shall on con
viction he fined one hundred dol
llarsn
1,uu novors havo hooun worL in
oatting front street between pleas.
ants and walnut, ready for the brick
The excayatinp began or Monday
morning and the work on Wiley had
to be left on account of the bitches
that had to be dug which prevented
que siauins nun oeIne nepS " .n1
sYaeoS oua . nao neen nn,' a11a 30 9o ~
oloseu anu ~ wagons arc "i'o"eu VI
~ Do ye''
THE cool wave we are having is very
peculiar coming at this season of the
year. 1t followed on the heels of one
of the warmest times that we have
had for a long time and affords very