The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-20
Punr Scotch Snuff at MiIIer's.


PuRE Scotch Snuff at Miller's.
JAMES SNYDER lost another valua-
BILE horse a few days ago 1t cost
him $3.50
The opening Of the railroad has
already reduced freight rates from
Pittsburg to y cents per hundred
weight.
J. r. MILLER has in stock over 30
brands Of tobacco. Prices to suit
the times.
The steamer Harry arrived at our
wharf yesterday, the first time for
several months. People were all
glad to see her.
The Second National Bank, of
this place, has been designated as
the depository Of the F., NJ. q P. di-
vision Of the b. d o. Railroad.
BUTLER JENKINS seems to have
been monkeying around the wrong
place few nights ago, at least some
OF the Wattons peppered him pretty
well with load of shot.
SEVERAL new subscribers have
been added to our list this week
The people know a good thing when
they see it; hence many Of them sub
scribe for the NEW DNMINIoN.
AS executor of the estate of Matilda
Low, deceased, Joshua Low will offer
at public sale on the 2Sth the one
fifth interest in tract of TOO acres
of unimproved land in Upshnr coun-
ty. A bargain for some one.
RIPE AT Neutrality-suspicious. now
has a railroad in full bloom, King
wood has long since sown the seed
but as yet it yieldeth no fruit. Our
road however will be pushed to com
pletion, as soon as possible.-1,gus.
WE still occasionally receive
anonymous letters. 1t seems that
some fools will never learn that they
are wasting their time in writing
anonymous letters to the papers.
They will not appear-at least not
in the NEW DOMINION. s.
A GREAT many people still presist
in borrowing and reading newspap-
ers they do not subscribe for. If al
paper is good enough to read, it is
good enough to be paid for If we
would not be willing to pay for a
paper, we would abstain from read
ing it.
For RENT.-The store room on the
corner of Main and Walnut streets,
now occupied by II. C. Baker, will
be for rent April LIST; price $3.50.
Also two upstairs rooms on Walnut
street, suitable for small family,
price $50. Inquire of Geo. c. Baker
or John II. Hoffman.
DO you WANT to buy or
sell Houses, Farms, or
any kind of Real Els
tate? If so, call on or
write for terms or full
descriptive price list to
L. W. Anderson, Nor
gantown, w. Va.
WrrH bright eyes and elastic step,
yet gray, lusterless hair. 1t is I'M
natural, needless. Parker's Hair
Balsam will restore the black or
brown prematurely lost, cleanse
from all dandruff, and stop its fall
ing. Don't surrender your hair
without an effort to save it.
WE have seen nothing handsomer
lately than tomb stone just com
pleted by j. E. Watts d CO., to be
1lIannH fhn -
Brown, who was the mother of Mr.
Jno. S. Brown. The design is excel
lent and the execution of the work
upon it is equal to that of the best
artisans. The stone is Italian mar
BILE and one of the best specimens of
its kind. AS the New DOMINION
always advocates the support of
home enterprise and home industries,
1t wonld say that this firm deals in
marble of all varieties granite, home
and foreign, besides all other mat
tiers within tn cir line.
THE removal of the postollice to
its new site will make it little in
convenient for up town residents to
mail their letters after night, and it
has been suggested by Mr. Will.
Moorhead that letter-box attached
to lamp post somewhere in the
neighborhood of the Wallace House
would be great convenience to
everybody in the upper end Of town.
verv good oneNsnd wo $50 go No raoson
VII onronaan W. so 80 49, H. o t';,,a
cannot no ma5a IT, mo III sana
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letfer. hovass 1870
ON Sabbath morning, Feb. 18th,
alter splendid sermon by Pastor
Chandler, at the Baptist Church, the
SIX following named persons offered
themselves to the church for mem
bership and baptism VIM. f. Price
and Elizabeth Ella, his wife, Gertie
). Price, Helen Maud Sinclair,
daughter Of Deacon +. 4. Sinclair,
James Montgomery and Jesse Protz-
man, son OF VIM. L. Protzman. They
having been personally examined as