The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-10
Tlt Ntru dominion.
Saturday, April 10. 1856.
HTRscHMAS's are getting stacks Of
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MORGANTOwN, w. VA

HmscHMAN's are getting stacks Of
goods by every train.
Mr.. JSo. ). Hoop has our thanks
for a new subscriber and the cash
handed us yesterday.
THANKS to Hons. J. n. Camden,
Jno. i. Kcnna and w. l.. Wilson for
late valuable public documents.
New subscribers continue to drop
in at this office, but the old ones as
rule are extremely slow to pay up.
THIS is as good time as you
could select to subscribe for the
New DOMINION or to pay what you
owe.
The NJ. +. church ought to be
crowded tomorrow night Prof
Reynolds lecture will be rare
treat.
JEwELRY repaired, cleaned and
made to look as good as new by
Wettstein the new Jeweler, at Reeds
drug store.
WE believe that the New DoMIN-
ION can justly boast of better corps
of correspondents than any other
weekly in West Virginia.
SOME "men" will get drunk and
abuse their families, and will prob
ably continue to do so until the
whipping post is established
Mn McGEoRGE talks of putting
up cheap building this spring that
can be used for public entertainments
to take the place of a town hall.
The Newburg relief fund amounts
to $6,707.77, to which Morgantown
contributed share, the Grafton
Eagle to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
:, The Building Association now
has considerable over $4,000 at in
terest. The receipts are over 5000.
per week. Premiums little over 10
cents.
THIEVES have been working the
town at other places besides the
postoffice. They are spotted, how
ever, and it is to be hoped they will
be brought to justice.
The weather report for the month
of March, published in to-day's issue,
was sent us by Mr.. w. J. Eddy, of
Battelle district. one of the foremost
school teachers in the county.
Look out, they are coming. Our
buyeris East this week selecting our
spring stock.
HUTCHINSON Il JACOBS,
Little Falls,
MAJOR MCGREw can sell you
ticket or check your baggage to al
most any point in the United States.
No need of going or sending any
place for tickets now-they can be
bought at home
The postoffice was moved to it's
new quarters adjoining the New
DOMINION office on Monday. The
present building is very much bet
ter than any other place ever used
for that purpose.
.HIRscHMAN's are agents for Brown
ing, King d Co., of New York. Mer-
chant Tailors, and can show you
400 samples of piece goods to select
from. Fit and workmanship guar
anteed. Call and examine styles and
goods.
EASTER this year falls on a day on
which no living person ever cele-
DRAFTED it, and on which few now liv-
ing will again celebrate it. 1t falls
on April 25, fact that has not oc-
CURED since 1875, and will not again
before 1913.
Our business men as rule com
plain of dull times and scarcity of
money. One of them explains the
situation.by saying 1--WE import more
than we export, consequently we are
poor, and will remain so until mat
tiers are reversed"
Mr.. GEORGE BLANEY, and old Mon
ongalian who has lived in California
for more than thirty years sends the
New DOMINION a box of gold quartz
taken from one of his claims in the
Golden State. A brief but interes-
ting letter from him appears in
another column.
Mr.. A. f. WILMoTH, the gentle
manly agent of A. H. Andrews & Co.,
manufacturers of all kinds of furni-
ture and school and church supplies,
announces his intention of visiting
this county soon. He has furnished
several school houses in this county
already and has given entire salts
faction.
JNo. W. IRWIN, now proprietor of
the Mountain City House, Fairmont,
makes an announcement in another
column that we would commend to
the attention of our people. Nearly
all Monongalians patronized him at
the Continental and of course will
continue to do so since he has taken
the Mountain City.
We are in receipt of a communi-
cation concerning the postofflce diff
Guilty at Pentress, but it is not of a
nature to explain the situation or do
anybody any good, and consequently
it goes to- the waste basket. A bit
ter letter about church difficulty
in Marion county is also without
public interest, and consequently we
do not publish it.
NOAH YoKUM writes from Kansas
to the Randolph Enterprise advising
that all West Virginians who have
comfortable home should stick to
it, in preference to going West.
We reckon" there's deal of sound
sense in the advice. You'd better
listen to Noah. A great many peo-
pie were drowned once on q time
because they wouldn't do so.-Echo.
The rivers are in fine boating or
der and we had two boats by our
place last Sunday-the r. B. Kendall
and the Harry. The boats do not
have more than one-fourth as much
freight as they had before the rail
road was built, Notwithstanding they
have reduced the rates as low as the
railroad, or lower on some things
Point Marion Corr. Democrat.
So rrp,r AIN ORC ua fhat our ,,rioao