The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
DIR. w. e. STEWART, Dentist, office

LdZlcf Dul1ulnR, over Rlce SlOfe.
SMOKE the choice cent Chico Cigal
the best smoke in the market, to be hac
j. M. Reeds.
PATRICK HENRY's statue is still
doing service as an advertisement in q
business house window.
JANIToR ARNETT keeps the court
house in apple pie order. He is the
right man for this duty.
WE are anxious to see that street
sweeper but it isn't likely we will
have it before next spring
REV. BARNES can now appreciate
the story of the man who went down
to Jerico and fell among thieves.
a FOOT ball game for Chadwick Day
will serve to keep part of the popula-
tion amused while the other exercises
are in full blast.
Miss MARY SEMANs is in the East
selecting fall stock of Millinery that
will be nice. She willfake time to
see everything new that is offered and
will select what the best taste dicates.
THE local board of health gives no.
tice to all to be vaccinated very soon.
1t should be attended to at once.
Very rigid measures will be adopted
to prevent the introduction Of small
pox here.
A LODGE of the order of modern
Woodmen was recently installed
here. This is a fraternal insurance
order and is very strong in some
sections of the country especially
the West.
Ii the talk about paving Beech
urst avenue has subsidized for the
present, the idea of doing the work
has not been abandoned. 1t will
surely be done at some time in the
future, possibly next year.
If you don't think Morgantown is a
good town look around little. see
what there is and be convinced. At
ter careful examination If you are
not satisfied we will agree that you
don't know good thing when you
see it.
THERE is no town in the state of
its size that has so many advantages
as Morgantown and none that is so
attractive as a place to live. Every
one who has travelled over the state
to any extent knows that this is
true.
From all over the state come no.
tices of the intention of people to be
in Morgantown on Chadwick Day !
More old University students will
be here than have been here at one
time since the founding of the in
stitution.
FARMERS should keep an account
of everything raised, consumed and
sold from the farm. The census en-
umerator next year will want to
know about these matters and it is
every ones duty to be prepared to
render an accurate report.
The Tenth boys who live in this
county have not had very noisy
welcome home but they may be sure
that their welcome has been warm
one and that everyone is glad to see
them back again. They made fine
record and we are proud of them.
TYLER county has as yet failed to
secure commissioner to re-assess her
real estate. Three persons who were
not applicants have been appointed by
~the court but they have refused to
accept the appointment, claiming that
the maximum remuneration is not
sufficient for the work required
A DISPATCH to the Register from
Piedmont states that the Piedmont
Company took the honors at Rom
ney for target practice. This is a
mistake as Lieut. Cole, OF Hunting
ton, who had it in charge, stated
that the Morgantown boys made the
best record.
The school children have very little
more time to run at large and enjoy
the vacation that is so nearly over.
They have had nice time and will
enter the new building determined to
make record that will be worthy of
the splendid editice that has been pro-
vided for their use by the people of
the district.
WHILE little is said about the pro-
posed new Methodist church the en-
terprise is not dead by any means. 1t
will surely be a fact at no far distant
day in the future. In the meantime
the repairs put upon the old building
make it very attractive place of wor-
ship and it will answer for sometime
vet.
You who complain about dirty
streets, possess your souls in patience.
Council will provide sweeper when
the proper time comes. When the
paving is all finished the services of
man VIII be required to keep the
streets clean and then sweeper will
be used every night and we will have
the cleanest, prettiest looking streets
you ever saw.
THE date for opening the season
at the opera house has been changed
one day and will take place on Tues
day September 18th. Vogel & Dem
ing's MINISTRIES will appear ON that
date. They are filling an engage
ment at the Duquesne theatre in
Pittsburg this week and are very
highly spoken Of by the papers of
that city.
THE noise Of putting engine at
night has been very noticeable for a
few evenings, and its locality has
been subject of much guessing 1t
Is the engine at the lock on the river
and the currents of the atmosphere
make the sound appear to proceed
from different points even on the
same evening. But if one stands on
the bridge he will not be in any doubt
as to where the engine is.
DURING his stay here for the cele-
bration Captain Chadwick and wife
will be the guests of Mrs. o. H..
Ollie. When a boy Capt. Chadwick
spent much OF his time at the historic
homestead now owned and occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie. 1t was then the
home of Col. James Evans who was
Mrs. Dilles father and who was the
Captains uncle. 1t will no doubt be
a great treat to him to look over those
old scenes.
In view of the order of the hoard
of health that all shall be vaccinated
the following was handed us and no
explanation made as to whether it
occurred in this locality or else
where:
Mary had vaccine scab,
Upon her snow white arm,
She warned her beau to that effect
For fear he'd do it harm.