The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-04

tons addition.
REMEMBER that Hutchinson d ia
cobs continue to pay top prices fo
country produce.
You will find the best wire bound
school states at the News Store Alst
slate pencils by the hundred.
No TROUBLE TO show goods a
Hutchinson Il Jacobs. They have
them and are determined to sell.
THE NEW DOMINION is one of the
brightest and handsomest papers or
our exchange list Vest Union Rec
ord
CALL at the News Store and see
the great summer double numbers oil
the London Graphic and London
NeWs.
PRoF. /. C. WHITE, of the Univer
sity, has in the June number of the
Vtrgtnaas very comprehensive re-
port Of the Morgantown, w. Va. Gas
Well.
ID. /. B. ANDERSON has commenced
work on his new barn. 1t will be
large and cOnvenient-it must be To
take the place of the one burned down
last summer.
JUST received at the News Store, a
new stock Of all kinds of reading mat
ter; also lot of cheap blank and
time books, and all kinds of writing
paper and envelopes.
The Mite Society of the NJ. L.
Church will meet at Mrs Agnes Der
ing's on Thursday evening All are
cordially invited to attend.
On last Sunday two of the oldest
and best known citizens of the coun
ty, in the persons of Jacob and
Amherst Miller, were buried.
DURING the months of July and
August there will he prayer and
praise services at the M. f. Church
instead of the regular sermon.
OUR townsman James Odbert, was
recently appointed constable. He
qualified and gave bond last week.
w Y ICChou IC 10 OnC VI blIc OlucSb
and best officers in the county.
Mr.. ALT. STEWART, of Smithfield,
Penna., has gone into partnership
with Jos. Fisher in the bntchering
business here. The firm will con
time business at the old stand.
WE would be glad to know what
hoo haaAn1n nf ahnnf %
correspondents. Some of them write
occasionally and some not at all.
A BUGGY curtin was lost on Sum-
day night last between Point Marion
and E. w. St. Clair's near Stewards
town. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this office.
MEssRs. MCCLURE & CoMLEY met
with little mishap to their engine
one day last week that stopped them
for several days. Their saw mill is
located for the present on the Flats
Go TO the News Store and get the
best brands of cigars, stogies and
chewing tobacco. Also fresh oran-
ges, Bananas and Lemons. An ice
cold glass of lemonade at any hour
The Keyser Echo says: Jos. S.
Allender lately took six pair of roll
ers out of his Touring mill, and put
in larger ones, which very much
facilitates the manufacture of flour.
The Teachers Institute of Harri.
son county, at its close, passed res
olution which was very compliment
tary to the manner in which Profs.
Hodges and Harvey had conducted
the institute there.
WE learn that the new bridge and
fill to be constructed near Frank
Costolo's will be under the superin-
tendence of that excellent work man,
Dan. O'Grady, of Stewartstown.
The work will be we'll done.
AFTER short time the Pennsyl-
vania marriage law goes into
effect, and it will do no good for
young people to run away to that
State, as it will be more difficult to
procure a license there than here.
BIRKETT, of Grafton rink fame,
got into trouble again last week at
his rink in that place. Some row
dies came in and struck up general
row. They had long and some
what bloody fight in the rink, but
were finally dispersed by the police.
ACCORDING to the announcements
made by the B. Il 0. and C. W. Il
B. railroads in to-day's issue, any of
our people who want to visit friends
anywhere on either line, the latter
to Cincinnati, will have good op-
portunity to do so, as both will give
excursion rates for the Fourth.
"DIED of ammonia. poor fellow"
said the renowned Mrs. Darlington,
on learning of a friends death from
pneumonia. II believe / should have
died, too, but for DR.. Bulls Cough
Stirrup. 1t stirred up my cold and
drove it away" DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup she meant, of course.
On the Program for the State Ed
ucational Association which meets
at Keyser on the 7th Sth and 9th of
July we notice the names of Profs.
W. P. Wiley and Alex. L. Wade.
The former will read a paper on the
subject, Scope of Our Public
Schools" The latter will open the
discussion on this subject.
Our own big-hearted and perenni-
al Col. Ben. Wilson has become one
of the Assistant Attorneys in the
Department of Justice at Washing
ton under the new administration.
1t is nice berth, and one that Col
Ben. will fill with grace and dignity.
Besides there is nobody that we
would rather see fill a good fat Office
than our own Col. Ben.
Mr.. D. L. DoNLEY, of Mt. Morris,
Penna., is an applicant for the col
lectorship in his district. We do
not know of a more capable and
able man for the place in Western
Pennsylvania. He is careful, shrewd
and successful. He is a success in
his own business, consequently it
would be wise and safe to trust him
with public business. The New Do
MNIoN hopes Mr.. Donley will be ap
pointed.
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