The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will always be
found In his Office in Morgantown from
the goth to the last Of every Month.

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the Goth to the last Of every Month.
The next term at the Seminary
will commence Thursday, February
Ia.
The many friends Of Lee X. St
Clair will regret to hear of the sad
occurrence related in another column
that may cost him his life.
THERE will be one of those delight
full musical sessions at the NJ. Z.
Sunday School next Sunday after
noon. Everybody will be there, if
they can get in.
A FIRE occurred in S. A. Posten's
new residence few evenings ago, but
very slight damage resulted. The
fire ignited some of the wood work
near the CRATE.
For the next 30 days we will offer
you the greatest bargains ever heard
Of We must have room for our
spring stock. This is your oppor-
tunity to secure goods at and below
cost, at Hirschman's.
THERE are three plumbing and gas
fitting establishments already in full
blast in town and they are all pretty
well equipped. Davis d Huston;
and j. M. Wood are under the Com
mercial Hotel and a third firm com
posed of two Pittsburg gentlemen are
located in the basement of McGrew's
building.
JUDGE HAGANs was called to Bar
rackville one day lately on official
business, and when he completed it,
finding no train due, he footed it
across the hills and reached town as
fresh as youngster. Any one would
be mistaken if they looked at his
whiskers and guessed his age. There
is a good deal of the boy about him
yet-Inder.
DlxoNs Silica Graphite Paint,
made by Jos. Dixon Crucible Co.,
Jersey City, N. j., covers more than
double the surface Of any other
paint. 1t is unaffected by heat or
cold storms, salt air, rust or even
acids. A tin roof well painted will
not need repainting for 10 to 15years
or longer. 1t is equally useful for
metal, iron or wood work.
OUR enterprising tobacconist j. r.
Miller has lately made some changes
and additions to his factory and
store, his business having grown I'M
til it became necessary to do so. Mr..
Miller employs twelve hands in his
factory and will during this year
manufacture over one million cigars,
u large proportion of them being of
the finer class of goods that retail at
10 cents. We are gratified to note
the prosperity and enterprise of Mr..
Miller.
Our advertising Of q winter clear
ance sale has created boom in our
business For January our sales are
far above the same period last year,
and have made quite hole in our
stock. People have taken advan-
tage of this sale to lay in goods for
future use. We find it pays us
much better to close winter goods
at and below cost than to carry same
over for another year. We make
money by getting the room and when
the season opens we can show you
new goods at Hirschman'
AN old and experienced business
man speaks of advertising as follows:
Advertise by the year. 1t is cheap
er and Yields better return. An
advertisement should always be be-
fore the public in some shape. If it
disappears it is soon forgotten, and
those that remain have the advan-
tage of the competitor. There is
only one excuse for the discontinue
ance of an advertisement-that of re-
firing from business. If any mer-
chant thinks advertisements are not
read. let him advertise to give away
a calico dress pattern.
The readers of the New DOMINION
will remember the handsome COM
pliment paid Miss Alice Altman for
her performance in Chickering Hall,
N. T., few evenings ago. In refer
ring to Prof Sherwood's wonderful
success as a teacher and to Miss
Altman's talent the american Mu-
stefan says: "The result of his ex-
ample and advice could be readily
perceived in his pupil, Miss Altman,
who played the first piano part in
the Scbnmann number with a neat,
pearly touch, precise execution and
an unaffected, easy .repose of manner
that rendered her performance very
acceptable.