The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-29


gantown on the 3Ist of March,
and remain IS days.
Best white sugars at Chadwick s,
10 cents per pound.
The next term Of the Seminary
will commence Wednesday, April
End 1884.
Work on Pickenpaugh's new store
is progressing, The building will be
ready for occupancy about June lst.
j. X. DURR has commenced work
ON the addition to his hotel. Keener
is going to have things nice and be
ready for the boom.
r. E. FAST will begin housekecp-
ing April LIST, in the Anderson prop
erty lately purchased by him, and
new occupied by Prof. Brooke.
C. F. CHAPMAN has been in town
for q week past painting artistic
signs for our business houses. He
exhibits much skill in his line.
S. P. BARKER went to Pittsburgh
this week to get the last Of the ma
chinery for his new disrellery. He
will begin work in few days.
QUARTERLY meeting will be held in
the M. f. Church on Saturday and
Sunday next. The date as previously
announced in these columns was
wrong.
The roads in all directions are
said to be worse than ever before
known at this time in the year. No
one travels any who is not compelled
to do so.
We publish the correct list of re-
movals, so far as known, in another
column, for which we are under OBJ
legations to that clever gentleman,
Jno. w. MADEIRA.
The drawing of the parlor suit of
furniture at Rhinehart's store has
been postponed until Saturday May
3d., when the lucky customer will be
awarded the prize.
CHADWICK are the only buyers Of
Garden Seeds in the county-keep
no commission seeds of uncertain
quality-a and all they sell will grow
and are true to the name.
ARE you provided for, in case your
property should burn up? II not,
call upon Prof Lorentz and get an
insurance policy. Such foresight has
kept many man from total financial
ruin.
SOME constituencies scamp stole
SIS. from Mrs. Fanny Shank's resi-
dence few days ago. The money,
she had earned with her needle and
was carefully laid away to pay her
rent
The NEW DOMINION is under obi
cations to Capt J. NJ. Neil. of the
. steamer Harry for recent courtesies.
The Captain is one Of the clcverest
and most popular river men Of this
section.
A GOOD many Of our young men
have become dissatisfied in this Fart
and wandered away to other places.
Now would he good time for them
to come back and for those who are
here to stay.
S. Kitchens is still adding to his
stock Of goods and now has one of
the best selected general stocks in
town. Everything nice, new and
cheap His store is becoming one of
the most popular in town.
A RIFLE that shoots "a times in 20
seconds, without reloading, The
Evans Rife will do it, and do it well.
Send fer catalogue of this and hun
dreds of other fire arms. Great Wes-
tern Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board Of
Regents Of the University was held
in Grafton on Thursday last to grant
the right of way through the Uni
versity lands to the two roads now
seeking to build through this place.
A Mrs. JOHNSON, who lives on the
Stewartstown road about three miles
from town was knocked over by
frightened COW on Friday last, and
seriously hurt. At this time she is
some better and her physician thinks
will recover.
FRoM conversations with farmers
from nearly every district in the
county we learn that the growing
wheat has stood the winter we'll, and
is seldom more promising at this
season than it is now. The prospects
so far indicate good crop.
The latest organization is the "Gum
Shoe Brigade" devoted to the destruc-
ton of property, public and private,
and to low deviltry generally. 1t
would be well for these young gents
to go slow as they are known "a GER
tain persons who will not scrupfe to
hand their names to the Town Ser
geant il necessary.
TIE Harry has been making regu-
lar trips here for some time past to
the great satisfaction of our business
men and the convenience of the pub
lie. Ye editor acknowledges the
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