The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-27
DR. GEO. b. NORRIS viii always be
feund "A bis ONCE in Morgantown from
the Goth To the last OF every Month.

bELvA LOCKWOOD Saturday night;
80 cents.
NorHrxo equal TO diamond dust
flour--for sale snly at Henry s.
Hayes.
The Waynesburg and Greensboro
telephone line will be in operation
next week.
Dox'T fail to hear the most famous
and talented woman orator in the
world Saturday night, April 81.
A LITTLE street scraping would be
about the proper act at this stage of
the game. Dust 4 inches thick.
DIAMcND dust -four at Henry S.
Hayes the best in the market and
: 81 per barrel below the usual price.
That part Of the old McLane prop
erty adjoined the residence Of F. X.
O'Kelly, is being repaired and i'm
proved.
AMONG the other names mentioned
in connection with the Mayoralty at
coming election is that of VIM. A.
Watts.
The 80 of April is national Holt
day. 1t has not been announced
whether our business men will OBJ
serve It.
Only so cents to find out whether
or not marriage is failure. Belva
Lockwood tells the story Saturday
night, April n.
JOHN w. MADEIRA, Fine
Confectioneries and Fruit Deal
or. Tropical Fruits and Fine
Candies specially.
DIR. II. B. LAzIER is preparing to
build a fine brick house upon the
site Of his present residence. Some
OF the material is already upon the
ground.
NoTHING delights The housewife
like splendid white, light bread.
Any one can have it by using dia-
mond dust -four, for sale at Henry S.
Hayes.
us MARRIAGE FailureP" is q
question that need never be asked
again if you hear Belva Lockwood
lecture next Saturday night. Go
and hear the queen of the American
bar.
Mr.. HAYES says he probably will
not be able to buy another lot Of
diamond dust -four at as low figures
rs the lot now on hand cost. Try a
barrel of it while it may be had.
Two WEEKS from yesterday and
the public schools will close for the
present year. High school commence
ment will be on the evening of May
6. There are seven young ladies and
one young gentleman in the gradu-
ating class.
WE learn from the West Virgta-
ian that the story printed on our
first page concerning the elopement
of an old woman and young man
from Warrington is untrue. If this
statement is correct the author of
the yarn ought to be called to ac-
count for it,
DIAMOND dust fiour--none like it;
the cheapest lot ever brought to
own at Henry S. Hayes
SoME of the latest, finest and hand
soonest patterns of wall papers ever
brought to town may be seen at J.
N. Reeds, to say nothing of the
paints, varnishes and other house
decorations. Any one with taste
and a little cash can make their
home pretty,
WE would cali attention to the
programlfor the services to be held
at the NJ. E. church on Tuesday, the
Both inst, given in another column,
and signed by several pastors of the
town. We hope our people will take
great interest in the meeting and
that all will attend
DIAMOND dust -four is the best
is the market. For sale only at
Henry S. Hayes.
As MEAN piece of vandalism as
ever came to light in Morgantown
was the deliberate cutting down of
one of the small maple trees in Mrs.
Pierce's yard on Saturday night. 1t
was evidently done with a small
knife, as the marks showed that
good deal of whiting had to be
done before the tree would fall |
There is no excuse or palliation for
such utter meanness and the guilty
party should be found and appren-
ticed at Moundsville.
EVERY one will go to hear Belva
Lockwood deliver her lecture on the
subject us Marriage a Failurey' on
Saturday evening.
OwING to the fact that a great ma
jority Of the people here now have
gas in their houses and those who
have not will wait till fall to have
the work done, Geo. H. Blakely and
Richard White have closed their gas
fitting establishments here. Mr..
Blakely has gone to Dayton, Ohio,
where gas was recently found. Will
liam Semans, of South Morgantown,
went with him and will work at the
trade of gas fitting. Mr.. White re-
turned to his home at Scottdale.
The only firm doing gas fitting
now is our home men, Davis u Hus-
ton. There will be good deal of
work during the summer and fall
and they will get the benefit.
BEnvA LOCKWOOD was a candidate
for President of the United States,
but her lecture next Saturday night
will not be stump speech.
The Chamber of Commerce is
either dead in its shell or carrying
on its operations on the secret order
plan. The citizens who met at the
court house the night the Chamber
was appointed meant business and
relied on the good Judgment of the
men appointed to make proper adj
vertisements of our undeveloped
wealth and resources and to CORE
spond with manufacturers regarding
the great advantages offered by To-
eating plants here. The citizens
met with firm belief that some
thing after the manner prescribed
above would be followed and when
the meeting was dismissed they had
great hopes that at date not far re-
mote some good news would be bro
ken tn them These honea hava