The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-04-11


DRESS goods in great variety, at
Kitchens.
LATEST styles of gents Hats at
Kitchens.
Our space is too small again for
the amount Of matter we have.
TINE flies and so do those cheap
prints and ginghams at Kitchens.
THIS is very good time to plant
spring advertisements to insure a
good yield.
WE are the sole agents for the Gel
ebrated Standard Shirt. Buy no
other, at Hirschman's.
REMEMBER before buying, you will
do well. to call at Rings clothing
store and save money.
You cant pay us that bill at April
court, but you can enclose the amount
in a letter and send to us by mail.
WE would ask our exchanges if
the Rntledge Publishing Company,
of Easton, Pa, always makes its
contracts good.
For RENT: two rooms in town cen
trally located, suitable for light
housekeeping or for single gentleman.
Inquire at this Office.
THE University authorities are az
ranging to make some needed i'm
provements in and about the build
ing the coming summer.
SOME people always tell the truth,
but there are great many who sell
dom do. The latter class does not
seem to know they can't deceive any
one.
SUBSCRIBERS are specially request
ed to notice the date printed on the
margin of their papers and always
keep the figures ahead. Please do
not forget this.
SALVATION Oil, the celebrated
American remedy, is guaranteed to
cure rheumatism, sore throat, swell
ings, bruises, burns and frost bites.
: Price only twenty-five cents bottle.
SOME of the mail route contractors
who took contracts in this vicinity,
expecting to get some one to do the
work at about one fourth of its val
ne, are getting beautifully left. 1t
serves them right. The pernicious
practice should be broken up.
IT is announced that new plan
ing mill is about to be started in
Blacksville, West Va. Samuel Gar
ner, of the place named, and Richard
Thralls and VIM. Phillips, of Wayne
township, are the proprietors of the
enterprise, which will prove great
convenience to the people of that sec
tion.-Messenger.
WIFE: Isn't it ridiculous! The
New DOMINION gives nearly column
to that "Buzz" Pearre scrape.
Husband: What scrape? Let me
see it!
Wife: Well, wait a little; l am
not done reading the article myself
yet.
WE hope the spring weather will
help to relieve our mind of the sus-
picion that some fellow has been re-
ducing our coal pile twenty bushels
a week for some time past. 1t is very
painful; especially when you have to
pay for the coal and know the fellow
who SO ably and promptly assists to
reduce it.
A LIST Of letters remaining I'M
claimed in the Postoffice at Morgan
town, w. Va, April l, 1885: Michael
Brew, w. Colgrove A. NJ, Francesca
Ciccone, A. Alice Powell, Mr.. Stafford
Catharine Richards az, Abe Sims,
J. w. Trowbridgc (2), Ellen M.
Toothman, All Signor Pasquale
Strollo az. F. A. DERING, P. M.
The following item was taken from
the St. Adams Nonpariel: "Our
Deputy Assessor, Mr.. Fielder, says
he has met two families, one with
twenty children, and the other with
twenty two The father of the first
said if his youngest child had been
born one day sooner, he could boast
oftwenty children during his twenty
one years of married life"
No CoURT-There will be no ses-
sion of the circuit court in this place
on the 18th inst as heretofore an
nounced. The Attorneys in some
of the cases found they would not
be ready for trial and appealed to
the Judge for time. The announce
ment is made officially in another
column by Circuit Clerk Fast. Ju-
rors and witnesses will please take
notice.
CAPT. w. M. CLEMENTS, we learn
by the Baltimore and Cincinnati pa
pers, has accepted very responsible
and lucrative appointment on the
Illinois Central Railroad. This road
is one of the richest in the country,
and the B. q 0. are compelled to use
portion of it to get into Chicago.
Mr. Clements now has it in his pow
er to make it interesting for the B.
Il O. His many friends here will be
glad to hear of his rapid advance
ment.-Scntinel.
CALL at Walter Madera's News
Store on Walnut street for your late