The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-28
STATE MEET.
Epworth League has Grafton in
Full Force.

Town Is Full or NtslfOrs--The Meet
ings last for Three Days-The Pro-
gram Morgantown well Represented
DR.. Leech TO make Talk.
Grafton this week is the Mecca of
Epworth Leaguers of the state
They are pouring into the town from
every section Of the state and by
night the town is expected to be
/ full Of the members of the organiza-
ton. The occasion is the biennial
session Of the state organization
and this always brings out a big
crowd.
This year is no exception and the
town that has the honor of enter
tanning the delegates will have
enough of them present to prevent its
getting lonely while they are there.
The session will last for three
days. To night DIR. j. l.. Sooy, Of
Wheeling, will lecture on "Some
Twentieth Century Problems" We'd
nesday night Dir. 5. V. Leech of this
place will deliver an address on
s'The Worlds Greatest Methodist
John Wesley" On Thursday night
Rev. DIR. J. f. Berry, of Chicago, will
lecture on Lending Hand"
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong of this
place was to have delivered an ad-
dress but he will be unable TO be
present on account o! the illness of
his father at French Creek where
the Professor has been for several
weeks at his bedside
The delegates from Morgantown
left at noon to day. They are DIR.
Leech, w. Baumgardner, Misses
Alice Boyers, Hattie Tenant and
Ida Hackney They represent the
Epworth League of this place.
The organization is very strong in
the state and numbers ten thousand
young people This growth has been
very rapid and substantial and there
is not young peoples organization
in any of the churches any stronger
than this one u.s.
Aside from the business meetings
which will be Of great interest there
have been number of social fea-
lures prepared that will add no
little TO the pleasure Of the meeting.
4s cents buys fine outing shirt.
Whittington's.
Go TO Hutchinson d Jacobs, Lit
tie Falls, for your harvest tools,
scythes, snathes, forks, rakes, whet-
stones &c, Prices are right.
THE B. & O. announces cheap rates
to all points East of the Ohio for the
fourth of July season so people can
make theiI arrangements accordingly.
Last year it was not done.
Buy your fruit jars from Hutchin
son d Jacobs, Little Falls. They
have large stock of Mason's jars
as well as a full line of stoneware to
select from and prices are right.
THE resolutions adopted by the
teachers institute recently held in
Falrmont were especially compliment
tary to Prof. Hodges, of the Univer
sity, who was one of the instructors
MEMS underwear good quality 40
cent suit. Whittington's.
WEST Virginia will develop more
in the next three years than it has
in the past twenty. The march of
progress is well on its way. We
owe it to ourselves and our families
to take advantage of our opportun-
tiles.
THE unwilling Of the monument at
Three Churches, Hampshire county,
to Holland D. Thompson, a student
who enlisted in the late war and died
at sea, has been postponed to a date
yet to be named for the reason that
the monument is not yet completed.
QUEER lot of politicians they have
in Marshall county. 1t seems there
was not man found there who was
willing to accept the appointment of
commissioner to re-assess the land of
that county. They may be able to
secure the services of some one from a
neighboring county for whom Mar
shall county farmers will not have a
chance to vote in the future.
CHILDREN's suits all wool $I.25
Whittington's.
WE have had several applications
for the the picture Of the sixteen year
old girl who drove the swindlers away
at the point of a gun. As no such a
feat was ever performed here, we are
compelled to forego the pleasure of
sending the picture, Notwithstanding
the fact that offers from fifty cents to
a dollar were made for it.-Calhoun
Chronicle.
A CHARTER was issued by the sec
rotary of state to the Citizens Gas
Company, of Warrington, with a
subscribed capital of $4,000, all paid
up, and an authorized capital Of
100000 The incorporators are P.
J. Mcbride, John I. Crotty and
Chas. Crotty, all of Warrington, w.
Va, and W. G. Mcbride and Kath-
arine Mcbride, all of Washington,
d. c.
DoN'T fail to visit the great clear
ance sale Whittington's.
The proposal to remove the B. Il
O. shops from Grafton to Clarks-
burg has stirred the people of the
Taylor county metropolis to the core
for the shops furnish the bread and
butter for large slice of the popula-
ton. Clarksburg, by the way, has
boom of goodly proportions on
hands since the Short Line is as
sured, and this week big sale of
lots occurred on the outskirts of the
burg
THE paving has reached the head of
Spruce street and is now waiting for
the preparation of Wiley street for
the brick to start down it. Spruce is
one of the prettiest streets in town
and it will soon show up for what it
is when the debris is cleared away
from it. Wiley will be paved quick
ly the curbing having been set from
Spruce to Main already. The street
is not very wide one. However
there will be lot of grading to do as
in some places the level of the street
at present is high above what it will
be when the brick go down.
WoMEN's fine shoes for the next
30 days at 1925 Whittington's.
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS, Little
Falls, will in the next six days make
some special cuts in clothing, hats,
shoes and Summer Dry goods and
Notions, as they will go East about
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