The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-04-18

A LARGE new stock of mems, wo-
mems and children's shoes at Hitch
ems.
A NICE line of handsome white
goods at Gregg's, at the lowest
prices.
WATER works will be elected un-
less it gets very warm before the
election.
The roads are in worse condi-
ton now than at any time during
the past winter
VIM. /. PRoTzMAN's new saw mill
is at work and is running nicely. 1t
is now on E. j. Evans farm.
CALL at Walter Madera's news
store and see the great Democratic
souvenir of victory and reform.
IT seems to be settled that we will
have our town lighted with gas in a
few months. Now let us all go to
work and have water works built.
DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS, Dentist will
be at Morgantown, ready for bust
ness, on the 18th of April and will
remain II days.
We will send the NEW DOMINION
from this date to any address until
January l, 1885 for ST. cash. Now
is good time to subscribe.
CALL on Weaver & Guseman and
examine their fine Ohio chilled plows.
They are acknowledged by those
using them to be the best pillow in
use.
CALL at the news store and see the
two great London papers, the Lon
don NeDs and the Graphic, giving
cuts aud full account of the Soudan
war;
SOME of our correspondents refer
to the almost daily snow squalls as
"spring showers" Now wouldn't
December billiards. be more appro-
pirate?
JOSEPH MORELAND, as special CON-
missioner, on Monday, sold the Ann
Robe farm in Clinton district, to
John Bell and J. M. Hagans, for
$1,000.
The excursionists who went to
Greensboro on the Harry are loud in
their praises of the courtesy of Capt.
Neil. Everybody likes the Captain
anyway.
The stock of the new Building
Association still increases. On Fri
day last Al new shares were taken.
The capital stock is now nearly
100000
A SMALL acreage of oats will be
sown by our farmers this spring; the
season being so far advanced before
the blowing could be commenced for
that crop.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS; AT D. Chad
wick q Co.'s. They are the only
buyers of Garden Seeds in the county
and you are sure to get what you
buy there.
The State Teachers Association
will meet at Keyser, July 18th, and
continue three days. Reduced rail
road rates will be secured for all who
desire to attend.
WE are glad to say there was nc
truth in the report circulated here
last week about the house on Miss
Arab j. Evans farm having been
burned.
NICE shelf papers Gall sizes); a
kinds of marbles, nice wool busters
masks, books for children at &c
song and speech books, etc., etc., al
Walter Madera's news store.
ANY kind of school book that il
published will be furnished at thu
News store on application. Alst
any fashion book, at publishers
rates. Tooth picks, chalk crayons
diaries, &c.
Mrs. McVIcKER has gone east t.
buy spring goods. She will have {
large and varied stock and will b.
able to please all her customers
Her announcement appears in thu
New DOMINION.
KEEPING diary is not what it il
cracked up to be. Thirty days O
accuracy is about the limit of tn
endurance; but DR.. Bulls Cougl
Syrup has never yet disappointed
any one who has used it; secure
bottle for that awful cold.
E. j. PRoTzMAN was very painful,
hurt while working at his father
saw mill on Monday. He was caugh
between two logs and had both leg
mashed. His injuries are not dar
gerous, but quite serious, and wi
disable him for some time.
WEAVER & GUsEMAN have the lal
gest and best stock of agriculture
implements in their new store room
corner of Bridge and Front streets
ever exhibited in the county. Ca
and examine their drills and plowl
Their prices are the lowest, an
their terms the fairest.
The festive boy and his sbea
shooter" are loose upon the tow
and fire their dangerous little mi
siles in all directions regardless
the safety of others. We have latel
heard Of several painful wounds ha'
inn been inflicted NV these ramij