The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-28
DIR. w. f. STEWART, Dentist, office

SMOKE the choice cent Chico Cigar
the best smoke In the market, to be had
j. M. Reeds.
A NEW lot of tramps arc infesting
this vicinity. Don't allow one Of
them to come on to your premises
IT is rumored that VIM. Whiting
ton will in addition to his immense
shoe store open grocery and glass
ware depot in the Lazier building.
THE board has gone home and the
members say that for the first time
they have left with everything at
tended to. 1t would certainly seem
that they had attended to everything.
THE State officials have condemned
the electric light plant at the Reform
school, Pruntytown, because it is not
according to specifications. The con-
tractor took the job too low and will
lose money.
New gas posts are scattered over
town and the work Of putting them
10 Is in progress. When the job is
completed we will have better street
lights than now though the present
ones are very good.
Born members of the new law
firm Of Donley d Hatfield are ex-
cellent young men and will be wei
coined here. The date for opening
their Office has not been announced
yet.
THE warm weather will take every
one to Cheat and the exodus has al
ready begun. Every evening sees a
great many rigs go over to that place.
The resorts over there were never in
better condition and everyone who
goes over makes the trip again.
THE smallness of the Commence
ment crowd was matter of general
remark and the people from the
country were not out in anything
like the usual numbers that turn out
to see the closing exercises of the
school.
CLARKsBURa Is contemplating the
issuance of twenty thousand dollars
worth of sewerage bonds. There Is
possibly no investment that would
make such great returns to the city
in the healthfulness of its people as a
complete system of sewerage would
give it.
THE members of the new military
company are called to assemble at
Municipal Hall on Thursday even
ing at seven thirty Those who have
not enlisted will be taken in and
those who have not been measured
for uniforms will have their meas
IRE taken
IT is more than probable that be.
fore this date in July dirt will be fly
ing at great rate on the railroad.
The money necessary will be arranged
for the coming week and unless there
should be lawsuits or something I'M
forseen occur to prevent the work will
be pretty we'll completed before
winter
Mrs. BERNSTEIN who has been
keeping a store ON Moreland's cor
ner for sometime has packed her
goods and will return to Grafton
where she and her husband have a
large establishment Mrs. Bern
stein has made many acquaintance
and friends here and regrets to leave
Morgantown. She is respected by
all and people regret to have her go.
Our neighbors in Seneca have
been discussing the paving question
and have their preparations well
completed. 1t is to be hoped they
will carry it through before winter.
The improvement would add IA
more to the value of property there
than it will cost. Handsome con
tributions have been rendered by
the Seneca Glass Works and Brick
Company.
A BIG excursion from Brownsville
came in on Thursday afternoon
Several hundred people came on the
boat which was the Mason. The
excursion was the best looking
crowd that has been here for some
time. They spent an hour or more
over the town and then went back
home. The Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Sunday School IS the organiza-
ton that had charge of the party.
THE celebration at the opening Of
the pablo school in the fall together
with Chadwick Day will make two
big times for Morgantown. 1t is
proposed to have reunion OF the
old alumni of the Monongalia AGA
DENY and have general good time
at the dedication of the new build
ing. No steps toward this end have
as vet been taken but the matter
will be taken up pretty soon.
THE apples are still falling off the
trees in great numbers and there are
now not one tenth of the number that
were on the trees when the season be-
gan. The report Of the state crops
shows that this is true all over the
state but this is taken as an indlca-
ton that what remains will be extra
fine and that there will be little real
loss from what has fallen off. Ii the
falling stops soon enough OF course
this will be true but it can't keep up
too long.
WE learn from Reedsville that an
other old bachelor of that section
has been captured and made pris-
oner for lite. Wednesday of last
week David Wright was married to
a Miss Jolliffe, of Ellington, Monon-
gala county. He left Reedsvllle in
! buggy all dressed up and the
boys suspicioned something, and
sure enough he returned the next
day with bride. They were going
to give him big old fashioned sere-
made that night but it rained and
stormed so hard, they had to give
it up Argus.
Mr.. EMERSON CARNEY, the genial
manager of Smiths store will be
married in Pittsburg next Thurs
dav to Miss Jessie K. Smith, well
known and very excellent young
lady of that city. Mr.. Carney has
been a resident of Morgantown for
some years past and has made a
host of friends and also has made a
remarkable business success of the
business he manages. After spend
ing couple Of weeks at his old
home in Indiana, Pa, he will return
to Morgantown with his bride. They
will be very cordially welcomed.
The town is nearly deserted by
the students and it has rather
quiet look. However this is not
nearly as marked as it was formerly
when the students were the main