The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-26

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some thipg by the students after all
and the latter are very well satisfied
with the way things have come out.
| r. HUNTER Graham, editor OF the
Mcdowell Recorder, received notice
last week of his appointment to a pc
sition ia the internal revenue depart
ment at Washington, with instruc.
ton to report for duty at once.
THE people who went over Cheat
on Sunday had the pleasure of getting
1 into rain storm. 1t poured down
and all who had not provided for this
emergency got as badly soaked as pos
sible under the circumstances.
DON'T think for a moment that the
Morgantown and Kingwood railroad
will not be built. Every indication
is favorable for beginning work soon
and it is predicted that track-layine
will be in progress by midsummer.
IF work on the Morgantown and
Kingwood railroad is commenced
soon it will mean another great boom
for this section. 1t will mean the
distribution of tens of thousands Of
dollars here during the summer.
FRANK BANNIsTER has new rig
and it is presumed to be the warmest
member ever appearing in Morgan
town. The rig was out for the first
time on Friday evening and it was ex-
ahmed and admired by great many
| people.
| TIE county court Of Preston county
has abolished the fox scalp bounty.
In one week recently they paid $500
Tor iox scalps. IL IS estimated that
III tie idse o"eney hse years oiie coun-
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Ii Is saiu tnae ouo Oh .ne WE'VE
.n e. ehir1oe'' men ,. anu olnoelo ~
Int eleven died Canning the ten
n,nnths which thav ,vero in tho eervice
and n Il a Fraction less tban one no,
cont
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charter nanhers Sane n tho mem.
hars ~ tho Mnrgantown Iodoa will
nrob.hlv assist in tho WORK
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sonlne 10y up o, eau - hao|,,nn
yery large industry though AFT,
wears ago IL was scarcely known.
T,,n na,.;,..l :. patar,a p;dno st;l
,.an,;,l,,as a;,h NO ind,nat;ons ~
Iassonaa ,n,anast rhara 49, boor
,aea,,, eanr ,ars;ons and nnm
has sa st;,l - -, H. aItor Of n,aror
Stand;no roo,n v.s 81 a ,rem;nm Il a,
niobt
Tr,u sborif has arranged tho f,,rni.
tura in his ot,ica en- that he has a YER,
nice counter over which people cal
nav their taxes. The room is a yer,
convenient one and the business OF
the county can be transacted will
even greater promptness than in th,
pdou.
THE pile Of brick on peasants
street has reached nearly to the juno
tlon OF MAIN street on one sac ane
the wagons are sun bringing IN tnel
loads OF paving lila.eliai. I Inc sur. = :.
wil' DC Que VI .ne Eva, wa,inesv .hinss wa
,.'.a 80 !. &c. a, nJo, - ' 's''' :
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ihE Steamer isaae maSon = On
a. ,.,,.a,.I : 49, M. NJ : y
NJ =. D. Ill, a.
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euich oap'~ D''.eoh eNpee's " piin'
out iof the peheiic pi tne puoiic on
OIL tue hnest excursion noats on Tn
Monongaheia river.
THERE seems to be no doubt of tn
destruction of the peach crop by tn
freezing in February The prospec
is good however for apples, plum
and numerous varieties of othe
tru;ts The neach cron of this SEE
| tion ia as rnle very small and mr.
corto;n Of Nos, and will no m;sse
loss H. az, o,har
'e9s '''''
HON. HENRY w ATTERsoN VIII az
Hver MS lecture on Aprahah LII
com Ia Cnlohtown On inc evening
ednesday the zoth. MT Wattel
son for many years was the edlte
of the Louisville Courier Journf
and is one of the most distinguish
orators of the South. A great man
tickets have been sold.
i Tup ico mon arc already beoinnin
to rean the harvest thew were exnect
inc The indications are that NOR
ice will be used in town this summe
than ever before. There is a bette
crop to supply the demand and NOR
of the ice to do it with so that ther
be no especial trouble to supply a
who NAV want it.
xr,rxpp 90 casoc of small nov i
Eavotto county are alarming JTnior
tawa $50 ,,ao,sla In t,yo casas tho ma
tionts Mr., st.ndina IN tho Mat for,
,.han troin nassad and tho noonl
stand;ng ronnd were al, having
chonoo +o taLa tho dread d;saas,
There is small sized epidemic whic
may prove hard to check before it
done with.
THE fruit trees and especially tn
ample trees are in full bloom and til
DISPLAY is very beautiful. The bloom
is very heavy and shows that the yea
will be a fine one for fruit. Everyou
is glad of this as they are beginnin
to want to have plenty of fruit agar
For several years there has been littl