The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-23

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Tlmethy seed ~ 90; clover seed Is 50
Is ne F. 4 II. Store.
The standard shirt Is only for sale Ut
nirochman's. Any length Of sleeve and
At and material guaranteed.
CHo1cE seed oats for sale, also corn,
chop, meal, -four, bran and shorts.
VIcToR MILL Co.
N0TIcK the card Of the Clinton
poultry yard in another column.
The eggs may be obtained through
H. F. Rice, the grocer.
LAST Thursday another oil we'll
came in at Mt. Norris regular
Rusher. This makes the total num-
Der Of wells there 60.
JAS. A. FRENCH is moving his shoe
shop from over the postoffice to one
door West Of this Office, where he
will always be found ready TO serve
the people in his line.
EASTER comes on April 81 this
year. For years it has not fallen
that late in the season and will not
for years to come. Last year April
was Easter.
IF - few more store boxes were
piled on the payemepts, walking
would be ever SO pleasant. Won't
the policemen see that the travelling
public is accommodated?
"PIGs in clover" is the name Of a
new puzzle, which like the fifteen
puzzle, is driving people crazy. 1t
will show up here probably, before
many days. New York is going wild
over it.
In discussing plans for booming
the old town, the Chamber of Com
merce was quite unanimous in the
opinion that there il a better show
to attract people here az summer
resort than in any other way. And
that is SO.
The Victor Mills has just received
four car loads of grain mill feed
and other supplies. The necessity
Of importing such quantities of grain
is to be regretted. Our farmers
ought to keep all this money at
home,
CHARLEY and Ed. Hayes wait on
customers in the evenings by
the best light Of any merchants
in town. Theirs is the first store to
be lighted entirely by gas, which
adds to the beauty Of that extensive
establishment.
The roll of honor for attendance
at the public school will likely fall
of from now on, as this weather the
small boy will play "hookey" and
iish in the angry pillows of Decker's
creek, besides, kite-aying and regu-
laticn spring fever induce non-at-
tendance
NATURAL wood handles of great
size, with or without knobs of silver
on the knots, are the fashion for
women's spring sun shades. OF
course our Morgantown girls are
onto the latest fads, and-this item is
intended Tor information to our lady
subscribers of Fairmont.
The old town has several addi-
tions in the number of her fast horses
since the Fairchance sale. A great
many Of our lovers of good horse
desh attended and made some pur-
chases, and during the spell of good
weather there was good deal of
speeding done on the streets.
JAMES SUTTON, aged 20, of Fair
chance, loved Miss Anna Egan, who
taught the school mile distant.
His affection not being reciprocated,
lac sat down under tree, near the
school house, by the road that Miss
Egan would travel, and fired bull
let in his brain, dying instantly.
DON'T go to California and starye
to death in mad haste for riches
you will probably never find. Stay
right here in Morgantown and ex-
haust your energies in advancing the
general welfare, and the reward will
be certain and satisfactory, before
many more moons, too. The boom's
on here.
The cheapest place in town for
winter boots; have cut prices below
s'ost at Hirschman's sH
South MoRGANTowN Is abreast of
the times. Our good neighbors are
going to have their streets lighted
with gas at an early day. This will
be welcome news to all, and to none
more than the young fellows who oft
have stumbled through those dark
streets with Durbannah bellies.
Everything will be lovely soon, and
Durbannah girls will be even more
popular than before.
We are making special drive on
snen and womens' shoes at the F. 4
NJ. store.
FAIRcHANcn until last week never
enjoyed the distinction of being
municipality, but now she is incor-
porated and her destines presided
over ny a Mayor and full retinue of
town officers. Here's to the success
of the city of Fairchance, and may
Morgantown soon be bound to her
with ties OF wood and rails ofiron is
the wish Of every inhabitant at this
end OF the hne-that is to be.
TO TO Hutchinson & Jacobs for
drives in clothing, dry goods, boots
and shoes and hats, for next 80
days.
The Moss Family appeared in
Academy Hall last Friday evening
to a very large audience, and all were
very we'll pleased with the entertain
ment. The fame of this celebrated
musical family is wide spread and
had been represented as something
wonderful, and we can truthfully
say that their reputation was well
sustained here. The family would
he welcomed here with full house
at any time.
STANDARD -four at $2.40 per loo
and new white herring at $3.50 per
half Dbl. are bargains at Hutchinson
q Jacobs.
SEVERAL hocks of sheep in Grant
district Marion county, have recent
iy been attacked with the scab, and
quite number have died. We are
Informed that thejdisease is also prev
alcnt among flocks in the upper end
of this county. 1t is exceedingly
contagious, and every possible effort
ehonld he made nv tho ow nare IF die