The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-21
JUSTIN M. KUNKLE. Local Editor.
DIR. w. Z. STEWART. Dentist, Office


Smoke the choice cent Chico Ciga
the best smoke In the market, to be has
]. M. Reeds.
THE big shows have given us tn
frosty init ever since Barnum show
ed here several years ago.
Look at our line of trunks befor,
buying and be convinced we cal
save you money at Waters.
A BANK has been organized a
AMOS with Ellis Yost ait old student
as cashier Harris Yost Is one Of thu
directors.
VALLEY district did not make such
a terrible sweep Of the opposition t.
the railroad bonds but she did enough
to make ii a go.
THE returns from Valley excited
considerable interest and the express
ions of satisfaction were general al
the fayorableresult.
LADIES If you want something rea
new and nice In Oxfords see the new
gudds received at Waters Shoe Store
yesterday from the Brown Shoe Co
The Board of Education Of Gin
ton District will meet at the Pleas
ant Valley School House, Sub Dis
trict No, 7 at 10 o'clock a. ~. July
let, 1898.
The Warrington base ball team
wants to meet Fairmont, Clarks
burg, Morgantown, or Grafton, il
games can be arranged. Address
Guy Clayton manager.-Advocate.
EVERYONE in town who had not
gone TO Pittsburg went over Cheat on
Sunday afternoon. The weather was
just right for driving and everyone
felt inclined to take advantage of it.
ABOUT twenty couples went over
Cheat on Saturday evening and had
an informal dance at the hotel. The
crowd of summer visitors joined in the
affair and very pleasant evening was
spent.
a household journa1 says that ker-
Osene will remove rust from stoves.
The Objectionable feature about 1t is
that in removing rust it incidently
removes the stove and the domestic
sometimes.
OVER at Uniontown they have
some No | councilmen. They re-
Gently turned down contract for
for paving brick at $500 and ac-
cept one at $l2. The $500 brick are
said to be the better of the two.
The berries this year especially the
raspberries are not up to the usual
standard of sweetness. They are acid
and not of very good flavor. This
must be due to some condition of the
weather that has not been favorable
to the best results.
A NUMBER of the men who have
enlisted in the new military compa-
ny here we're measured for their uni
forms on Thursday night. The or
defs will be sent away at once and
the uniforms procured as soon as
possible.
THE Daily Oil Review, Sistersyille,
says the report circulated last week,
that Judge Freer had withdrawn from
the race for the Republican nominal
ton for Governor in favor of Collector
White, is false. Judge Freer is still
in the race and would accept the NOM
in alton should it be rendered him.
SEVERAL excursions came in Thurs
day from down the river being the
hrst-of the season to reach this place.
We were glad to see them and hope
that there may be many more before
the season is over. 1t does the town
all kinds of good for visitors to come
here and see what we have.
THE fact that the baseball team
won on Thursday at Waynesburg is a
remarkable thing in view of the fact
that they had but three members of
the first team with them when they
did it. Purman must have been out
of town or they could not have done
it at all.
THE strawberry crop is about gone
and it has been an unusually heavy
one. Hundreds of bushels have been
raised and consumed here and a great
many shipped away. Our growers of
small fruits have been quite success
full this spring. They are now har-
vesting their raspberry crop which
promises to be abundant.
The crowd on the streets on Satur-
day evening was the occasion for gen.
eral remark. 1t looked like the street
crowd in city and the wonder where
all the people came from was often ex-
pressed. The answer would be that
they. are residents of Morgantown
which is no longer small village but
a rapidly growing town of no small
size.
CONDUCTOR Tucker Hunt who will
have charge Of the new train for
Pittsburg that will begin here on
Sunday morning has been in town
looking after the necessary arrange
ments for starting the train. A
large crowd of people will go down
on Sunday on account of the low
rate offered. The fare is $l.50 from
this place.
THE social session and banquet to
be held by the Elks lodge this evening
will be very pleasant and notable
occasion. After the regular business
OF the lodge the members and their
lady friends will be received in the
hall and from there they will go to
the Wallace House where plates fol
eighty guests will be laid and where
the remainder of the evening will be
spent. A number of Elks from other
places will attend.
AN editor told his compositor that
fat and level were synonymous words.
One day he had occasion to speak of a
townsman as a level headed man. The
word "leyeln had too many letters fol
the line of type in which it was tc
appear. The printer bearing in mind
the employers injunction, substituted
flat" 1t required personal apology
and long explanation to save the ed
itor from assault and libel suit.
THE Hampshire Review says: A
travelling man who has been to Dog
Comfort and Mudsock and has seen
the Tyler county sign board ssNext 4
miles /" has just returned from bod
bridge county. He wanted to go tC
Meat House and was driving w
Slaughter Run to get there when hi
came to forks in the road. Going w
to the sign board he read zone and q
half miles to Loafer's Glory" HI
concluded that he was on the wrong
road TO sell goods and returned.
AN advertisement in a newspaper
finds access to the homes of the PEG
pie. 1t is not thrown into the waste