The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-07-18

store house. IL now looks as DrIgnt
as a new dollar.
The wire for the telephone line be-
tween Morgantown and Fairmont ar
rived Monday.
A Mr.. EvERLY and family have
moved into the new Sears house in
West MorgantoAn.
GET Hutchinson d Jacobs prices
on Zell's fertilizers, all grades, by
dropping them a postal card.
DIR. w. f. STEWART, Dentist; office
over the Office formerly occu pied by
DR.. Mackey, near court house.
BLAcKRERRIEs are on the market
and promise to become drug as the
crop was never known to be larger.
A FRONT street lady and one of our
business men will join heart and
hand at no distant day, so the report
goes. .
JOHN II. HOFFMAN is having stone
steps put up in front from the pave
ment to the yard north Of his resi-
dence.
We will have short letter each
week during the summer from Noun
tain Lake Park, beginning with our
next issue.
The residence on the Bachelor
block vacated by Floyd Utterback
will sooD be torn down or moved to
another lot.
A GENUINE Kangaroo Shoe, usual
selling price $500, we are now offer
ing at $500. You must see it.
HIRsCHMANs.
EVERY tissue of the body, every
nerve bone and muscle is made
stronger and more healthy by tax
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla.
On -four, feed, sugar and harvest
tools, on account of low prices,
Hutchinson u Jacobs are decidedly
headquarters at present.
SHOULD you need any clothing,
dry goods, straw hats, notions in
July or August, you will find low
prices at Hutchinson u Jacobs.
SEVERAL small boys have been Civ
ing the trainmen considerable trouble
at the depot Their parents would
do well to keep them at home.
A LARGE number Of our young
men attended the festival given Sat
urday night at Rock Forge. They
report large attendance and a
pleasant time.
ZELL's Dis. Bone Phosphate has
been tried for the past six years by
the best farmers in the county and
for price has no equal. For sale by
Hutchinson u Jacobs.
G.. W. JOHN & Co. have torn down
the buildings in the rear Of their
store house and are having a two
story ware room erected Huston
q Domain are doing the work.
We do not get all of our summer
stock of reading matter at one time,
but receive as published the most
select books, besides, we carry a
large stock of books both cloth
and paper bound. r. R. RICE.
VIM. w. KEENER took six cars of
very fine cattle to Philadelphia on
Monday. This is the largest ship
ment of the season from this point.
The average weight of the cattle was
about 1900 pounds.
Mr.. j. p. DoNLEY commenced ship
ping cattle about ten days ago. We
learn that Mr.. Donley will ship
about one thousand head during the
season. We hope our clever fellow
citizen will make it profitable.
ZELL's Dis. Bone Phosphate has
been sold along side of goods that
cost $1,000 more money per ton and
the difference in effect upon the crop
could not be detected. Get Hutchin-
son q Jacobs prices before buying
elsewhere.
The Board of Directors of the
Bank of the Monongahela Valley,
at their meeting OF July 1st deelar-
ed divident of 81 per cent. out of
the earnings of the past 6 months
payable to the stockholders on de-
mand, and added $1,000 to the sur
plus Fund.
A LARGE party of ladies and gen
tlemen from Johnstown, Pa, will GO
to Pittsburg by rail and from there
come to Morgantown on an .excur-
sion boat sometime during the latter
part of the month The party will
remain all night here returning next
day to Pittsburg.
L. j. HOLLAND has purchased the
new two story frame building erect
ed by the Hayes Bros. in the rear OF
their store room and will use it fol
his laundry. On Monday Holland
also bought enough ground adjoin-
ing his building for new building
which he will be put up this sum.
mer.
Miss LORE, daughter of Rev. Geo.
H. McGrew, of New York, met with
a narrow escape from death few
days since while out horse back ri
ding with her father at Kingwood
The young lady fell from her horse
her foot catching in the stirrup. She
was rescued with great difficulty
from her perilous position beneath
the feet of the frightened animal.
The farmers who have been run
ming the creamery department of the
Experiment Station the past veal
have resolved to buy the machinery
and move it to another building
They have found that creamery
pays and intend to continue making
butter on a larger scale than hereto
fore The creamery building will
be in town but the place has not YET
been decided upon definitely.
The Inder has always had ,
splendid opinion of the old Rough
and Ready base ball club of Morgan
town In its time it has playet
some mighty good ball We thinl
now the Fairmont club can Civ,
them the closest rub they ever had
If the Morgantown boys really wan
to claim the championship for thi
section they will have to defeat this
club. Three games between then
will settle it. Until they are played
we will contend that the glory o
the r. and RS, like Kilrain has pass
Fairmont Inder. Our neig hbo
as usual talks well, but his club can