The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-07

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MARY LOUISE LAIsHLEY a three
year old daughter Of Richard Laishley
of South Morgantown fell off box on
winch She was playing FRIDAY even
rug anu oiohe her arm.
DURING The month OF May there
were shipped from Morgantown 1871
anu Cnlee iQuf1h IONS OF manufactur-
va eoous' WIN ahoeher railroad one
sent out every month
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some very bandsome hooLIass sho~
| ing the Attractions If that nlaca and
the Cheat country generally No
doubt the place will be more nopular
than ever this summer.
ELKINs is 1922 feet above sea level
Beverly 2.250 Buckhannon 800
Fairmont S77, Grafton 9S5, Kingwood
l. 300, Morgantown 901. Philippi L.
1872, Rowlesburg 4O2. Terra Alta 2 :
207, Weston 824.
MRS BERNSTEIN who has had a
store on Morelands corner for some
time will close it out and return to
Grafton In a few days where She and
her husband have large establish
ment.
GREAT preparations are being
made at Petersburg for a grand re.
ception to be rendered the Fourth
Immunes upon their return from
Cuba. They will be in Petersburg
June 9th.
IT would no. seem that the nonu.
larity Of BICYCLES is on the wane
judging from the number that are
sold. The reduction in price has
caused the sale of a very large num-
Der this spring.
If the railroad vote next Saturday
is favorable it won't be "a hours until
real estate along the line within a
mile of the borough will have increas
ed in value more than the entire
amount of the bonds.
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plains that within a week mast three
women have been assaulted by masked
men in that place. In the absence of
Efficient policemen A vigilance com
mittee might work to advantage in
that town.
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a GREAT celebration on tho Iourtb Of
.Jnlv and this rem;nds no that no,h
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AN over stocked manufacturer has
JusC sent US me assortment OF La
ales whlte SHIRT waists to close out
lof them. we are selling white
waists worth w at %l.25 and some
as low as Coy. The Novelty Co.
THE promotors of the Decker,s crealx
railroad are very mich in earnest and
are doing some telling missionary
work. They have the good of the
at heart and will leave no
stone unturned to secure the subscrip-
tion.
COMMENCEMENT at the Fairmont
Normal School is now in nropress
The annual contest took Mace on SAT
urday evening. The haccalaureate
sermon was preached on Sunday
The exercises so far have
been of unusual interest
THE Elks lodges of Moroantown
Fairmont Grafton. Clarksbnrp and
Warrington are arranging to attend
the Wheeling carnival the last of the
month in a body. The Wheeling At
fair promises to be one of the biggest
things that ever happened
THE move inauuprated in tho maet-
ing at Elkins to form combine in
regard to advertising by the nress of
the state should meet with favor from
all the napers of the state There are a
great MANY abuses that need to he
remedied and these can no made all
right by united effort.
A LAWN fete will no oivan hv tho
ladies of the catholic church nm
Beechurst Saturday evening limo
10th. Their nhenomenal snccess in
entertainments given in the mast is
sufficient guarantee Of what thew will
do this time. They extend a Cordial
invitation to all to attend
If YOU want to spend a nleasant
evening attend the festival at the
Methodist Protestant church this
evening This will be the last festi-
val given there this season and every
one should attend and aid them in
their good work, the proceeds, of
course, oeing Tor the church.
w. W. GRAHAM's team hitched to
his ice wagon became frightened last
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SUPERINTENDENT of Schools j. r.
Irotter, OF charleston, and A. j.
Wilkinson, OF GRAFTON, are preparing
the program for the meeting of the
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