The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-04-07

the same to S. G. CHADWICK.
The next session of the Seminary
will commence Monday, April 9th.
NEARLY all of our moving popula-
ton are settled in their new quarters.
An immense amount of timber was
started down the river on Sunday
last.
The shops and factories about
town have resumed the regular ten
hour system again.
MATTHEW HENNEN has purchased
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris property on
Front street for $1,000.
THE cheapest Linen Napkins you
ever saw are to be had at Chadwick's
ALSO fine Toilet Soaps.
CALEB BEALL bought what is known
as the "Beall farm"-his old home
on Saturday lest for 81, 300.
BrDBue swapping is about over for
this time. The trade is reported to
have been heavy in places.
A VERY excellent article about the
University appeared in last Sundays
Register. 1t is worth reading.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
will meet on Friday evening, April
9th, at the residence of Mrs Cobun.
Our Spring Goods have arrived
ready for your inspection. Look out
Tor our big ad. next week.
S. d. HIRsCHMAN
DRs. Gee. B. MORRIS and A. B. Hall.
Dentists, will be in Morgantown Oh
the Goth of March and remain Is
days.
APRIL fools were scarce this time,
though there is no preceptible de
crease in the number OF the other
kind.
WE enjoy listening to the music Of
the Morgantown Orchestra The
gentlemen practice in room adjoin
ing our office.
DR. j. j. HALL is an acknowledged
authority on the weather. Call on
the Doctor for any information you
want upon the subject.
Mrs. j. r. FAGUE, who so success
fully conducts the Keyser Echo is an
applicant for the Postoffice at that
place. We hope she may be sue
cessful.
SOME one is reported to have said
that sorghum and maple molasses
should be sold separate: the pur-
chaser to mix them himself to suit
his taste.
IT is now generally understood that
Prof. B. S. Morgan will be a candi-
dade for re election as County Super
intendent. So far as we are Informed
there will be no opposition.
BEWARE of the petty thief, he is
proving around at all hours of the
night, carrying away your coal, wood,
chickens and whatever else lie can
find to lay his hands on.
GENTLEMEN of Cass and Grant, let
us hear from you on your own rail
road subscription. The orders in
full will be found on another page of
this issue Of the NEW DOMINION
Isn't il about time for some one to
destroy the peach crop and declare
the wheat has all been frozen out.
Has the fruit liar gone into his hole
along with the grounding and forgot
to come out.
GENTLEMEN, please don't come in
and tell us you are not informed
about the subscriptions in Cass and
Grant! Here they are on our second
page. Read them carefully and yoa
will know just what they are.
AS FAR as can be judged by ap-
Tearance, the wheat has passed
through the winter without damage
from freezing out. The last ten days
has wonderfully improved it, the
fields taking on dark green color.
To CLEAN furniture it may be
washed with warm soap suds. quickly
wiped dry and then rubbed dry with
an oily cloth. To polish it rub with
rotton stone and sweet oil. Clean
OF the oil and polish with chamois
skin.
The back bone of the Winter, said
to have just closed, must be made of
rubber. As soon as it is broken by
Virgins, Vennor or some one else, it
Immediately assumes an upright po-
sition and seems to be as vigorous,
sharp and solid as the North Pole.
Work has been suspended for sew
eral days past on the railroad on ac-
count Of the unfavorable weather
Not much effort will he made to push
the work until after the 28th inst,
when it will be let by contract. At
ter that date look out for regular
boom.
a CONFERENCE will likely he held
on Monday, at Clarksbuig, by the
officers Of the West Va, & Pa. r. r.