The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-10-04
AN ounce Of vaccination is worth

rope. 1t seems that it has about
all been used too
KNOTS Of students are to be seen In
every direction and 1t will not be long
until the town will be in possession
Of them.
IT is expected that lock No Mon
ongahela river will be closed for few
days shortly in order TO make some
necessary repairs.
The office of the superintendent
Of our public schools is now adorned
by a magnificent rex begonia, the
gift of Mrs Edmund Shisler.
QUITE a number of our people have
taken advantage Of the cheap rate to
the Pittsburg exposition and many
others announce their intention of
doing SO.
THE Morgantown brick works have
more contracts now than they can fill
in year. That means not only prof !
it for the company but considerable
for the whole community.
WELCOME to the students after
their summers absence is on the
lips Of everyone. OF course it would
be expected to be found on the lips
Of at least part of the population.
The Athenaum this year will be
IN charge Of A. w. Smith and G. Ii.
both of whom are recog
nized as among the best students in
the University.
In all of the good things that have
come to our neighbors on the north
Morgantown has had liberal share
and we expect to get more of it be-
fore the game is over.
THERE will be a few things that
will be in operation here on Chad
wick Day and the great majority of
people will observe it as one of the
greatest holidays that we have ever
had.
MoRGANTowN needs band and
the town should help the young men
who are trying to give us one. A fes-
tlval will be given on the fourth to
help them along and every one ought
to go.
THE arrangements for Chadwick
day are pretty we'll completed and the
nearer 1t approaches the bigger it gets.
The committees are now looking after
the final details and everything will
be ready when the time comes.
OUR neighbors at Uniontown have
a new street sweeper and are proud Of
it. Hundreds of the populace turn
out to see it work. We will have one
here before long. The necessity for
il is apparent.
ADMIRALs will be thicker than
blackberries here on Chadwick day.
Every naval officer Of prominence in
Washington will be here. The pro-
PORTIONS of the celebration constantly
No one need look for small
affair.
SOME OF the residents of Walnut
street are much dissatisfied that their
street must remain in the mud an
other winter. 1t is very important
especially that part be-
tween Main and Front and should
have been paved this summer.
LACK of material, or rather the
failure to supply it fast enough, is
retarding the track laying on the
Morgantown and Kingwood Rail
road. But for this the locomotive
would have been we'll up toward the
mountain.
MoRGANTowNs factories have in
large measure made her what she is
and she needs more of the same kind
of things. Everyone who gets the
chance should get plants to locate
here. We cannot afford to have them
go to other towns.
ALL of the piles of brick and other
rubbish ON the streets should be re-
moved before Chadwick Day. We
don't want the town looking like some
places in it look. now. There are en-
tirely too many piles of unused brick
lying on the sidewalks.
A PRIVATE letter from Prof. G. r.
Jones is to the effect that he is well
settled aud that every indication
points to a successful and pleasant
year at Cornell. We hope that he
win realize even more in this direc-
tion than be anticipates.
A CARD has been received here an
nouncing the marriage of E. A. Yost
of Amos, who is well known in Nor
gantown to Miss Lena Lowe, of near
that place. Every one here joins
with us in extending congratula
lions and best wishes to the young
couple.
T. B. WILGUs was touched on
Tuesday evening for twenty some
dollars the total amount of cash in
his register. The thief forced an
entrance by way of the rear door and
touched the register for all that
that there was in it. There is nc
clue to the thief.
A MAN is here to repair the fresco-
ing of the Baptist church which was
injured last winter by the melting OF
at that time. The frescoing is very
beautiful and it was wanted to get II
in the best possible condition before
the meeting of the state association
which meets with the Morgantowh
church beginning on October 18th.
FROST has come in the mountain,
the nuts are falling and squirrels are
plenty. The sportsman is looking UP
his squirrel gun and getting ready fol
some fine sport. Squirrels are to be
found in abundance in almost any
wooded section and especially where
there are hickory nuts and chestnuts
This toothsome game should be plenty
in the market very soon.
DURING his stay here next week
for the Chadwick day exercises Gov
ernor Atkinson will be the guest O.
Mr.. Frank Cox. The Governor is &
very delightful gentleman socially
and is as genial a guest as he is {
host. He will go from here to Hunts
vile. Alabama, where he is to de
liver an address on the 18th.
A LIST Of the boarding and room
ing places of town has been pu blishe(
at this Office and will be given to tn,
incoming students as they arrive in
town. This will be of invaluable
help to the boys and girls in getting
them settled andis thing that show
that the University looks after thu
comfort of the students first in ever.
thing.
WELLsBURG will be minus sever
more of her bright young people
who leave for the West Virgini,
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