The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20
JUSTIN NJ. KUNKLE, Local Editor.
DIR. w. E. STEWART. Dentist, office

DR.. w. 4. STEWART, Dentist, office
Lazier building, over Rice's store.
SMOKE the choice cent Chico Cigar
the best smoke in the market, to be bad
j. M. Reeds.
THERE is no mistake about the fall
twaDg there is to this weather.
PosTEN is fixed to catch business
in all directions. He Is right up 10
date in his line.
IT is hoped that the paving will
all be completed before the 10th and
there is little doubt that il will be.
JACK Frost and chestnuts usually
appear together but this year there
will be more frost than chestnuts.
IT is good goods, intelligent man
agement and considerate dealing
with customers that makes Smiths
store so popular.
Work, brains and energy will ac-
complish almost anything. These
are what has enabled Wiles to build
North Morgantown
THE work on the railroad In the
mountain above Dellslow is getting
along we'll. The management is very
well satisfied with the progress made.
THE b. & O., will sell excursion
tickets to the Pittsburg industrial ex,
position every Thursday until October
10, for half fare round trip, tickets
good for three days.
THE Experiment Station will go to
the assistance of the Panhandle farm
ers whose wheat is all being destroyed
by the fly. A remedy is, being pre-
pared for 1t and it will be applied at
once.
RAYMOND GRIGos has set a good
example. Last Saturday he was at
the Sheriff's Office early TO lift his tax
receipt being the first man in the
county to pay his taxes for the cur
rent year.
THE Methodist Protestant confer
ence at Grafton took definite steps
toward the Ohio Valley College which
it is believed will result in speedily
raising the money to construct the
building.
THE administrators of the late d.
/. B. Anderson, will sell the personal
property on the farm on the Flats at
public sale on Monday, Sept. %. f..
A. Hennen and Jas. K. Anderson are
the administrators.
The "lovers' leap" in the pave
ment at the head of Main street is
being graded 50 that when any of
our fair lads or lassies want to shuttle
off they will have to go to the river
and take bath.
The summer resorter will now come
marching home. He has had a liberal
allowance of summer and If his pleas
ure was equal to it he should be ready
to enter upon new year If work with
a great deal of vim.
Tue next state meeting to be
held in Morgantown will be the
Baptist State Association whose an
nual session will be held here in
October. This will bring here near
ly all the leading ministers of that
denomination in the state.
THIS is ideal Fall weather. 1t is
Indian summer like. 1t comes lit
tie early, but we will not object If it
last long enough. The farmers are
cutting their corn as the first indi
cation of the end of the seasons har-
vest. We hope the winter is long
way off,
ONE of our state contemporaries
does some blowing about the building
associations of its town. We don't
want to boast of Morgantown but
would suggest that the gentleman re-
ferred to doesn't know anything about
building associations when it comes
to comparison with ours.
w. J. WHITES commission is in the
4lst regiment and not the SSth as at
first supposed. The 41st is well
known and Win has some friends
among its officers. Everyone here
hopes he will have safe campaign
and return to us all right after the
war is over.
THE public schools have started
off the years work in most salts
factory manner. The new order Of
things, the new building and the
new superintendent are just what
was needed. Prof Gallup is fast
growing into the hearts of our peo-
pie as well as with the children.
GUAM are reported plentiful in
some districts this season and if
they are only spared by the hunters
the chances are that they will null
tiply and become plentiful once
more. Numerous sportsmen and Sc
we're winters are largely responsible
for their scarcity.
FROM the program of the West Va.
M. E. conference that will meet in
Parkersburg on the Goth we notice
that on the first evening DR.. Leech
is to lecture before the confer
ence on "The Sophisms of the late
Robert G. Ingersoll." The brethren
will be treated to fine intellectual
feast.
The Pittsburg Post with it's usual
energy and enterprise has sent out
neat and catchy letter calling at
tention to the fact that the circula-
tion of both the daily and weekly
was larger than any other paper
published in Pittsburg. It's average
circulation for August was more
than $4,000 copies daily
VIM. M. KINoArD, the widely
known machine dealer of Cameron,
is still doing business at the old
stand. While the threshing season
is over there is no other machines
needed by farmers or anyone else for
that matter that he does not handle.
And when he sells anything the
buyer knows it is just as represent
ed.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY was not
right certain that he could come to
Morgantown on Chadwick Day; but
when he gave that answer he did it
ON the spur of the moment, not con
sidering the full meaning of the in
vitation. When he comes to learn
more about Morgantown he will
want to visit it as one of the events
OF bis life. 1t will be nice thing
for him to have to say to his children
that he was in Morgantown.
THERE is growing ambition
among our citizens to have every
ar,n.a Of otroaf than apv