The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-12-03

TURNER notice. from the 10th to the last
Of each month
HAVE a small stock of clothing to
close out at the Farmers Store
II you want suit of clothes at
bargain go to the Farmers Store.
NEARLY one. half of the Farmers
Store is filled with shoes. Gooti
place to buy pair.
THIS WEEK-New goods tor every
body and the holidays, all bargains
only at G. W. John 4 Co.'s.
You want tn get that 1925 barrel
of No. l salt at Hutchinson & ia
cobs, before the roads get bad.
THIS WEEK-Buy shoes, under
wear, hosiery and gloves. They sell
the best for the price at G. w. John
Il Cos.
BLANK deeds and deeds Of trust
for sale at this Office. To Notaries
and Attorneys in quantities they are
sold very cheap.
Qua merchants are already ar
ranging for holiday goods and big
trade. We hope they will have it
and that every one will be happy.
DR. MoRRIs has just completed the
incest bath room there is in town in
his residence. Many other resi-
dences are also being fitted with that
luxury.
THIS WEEK-Special gentleman's s,
ladies and children's underwear, me-
rlno, Egyptian cotton and camels'
hair wool (all bargains) only at G.
W. John q Co.'S.
Mr.. HENRY DORSEY will sell his
personal property at his farm on the
Kingwood road on Saturday Decem-
Der 10th. Notice ofthe saleis given
in another column.
WE are headquarters for butter,
eggs, potatoes and onions, rabbits,
pheasants and quail. We want all
we can get and prices are always the
best at Hutchison & Jacobs.
You don't want to miss the bar
gains for the next thirty DAYS at
Hutchinsoh & Jacobs in clothing,
overcoats, ladies coats, boots and
shoes, hats, dress goods, underwear
and gloves.
THE many friends Of DR.. Jos. A.
McLane, for SO many years one of
our leading citizens, will regret to
learn that his mind has failed very
much and he is in precarious con
dition physically.
WE hope to see our council make
arrangements to begin paving Main
street with brick in the spring. That
is an Improvement that must come
sooner or later and we are in favor
of having it sooner.
You want to see Hutchinson g. ia
cobs before you buy that rocker,
chairs, lounge, bedstead, extension
table, mattress, parlor suit, or kitch
en- safe. Prices are right and all
hard wood furniture.
THIS WEEK--They are receiving
the finest and cheapest line of ho-
siery, underwear, gloves, handker-
chiefs, mittens and fancy notions at
prices lower for same quality than
can be found elsewhere, only at G.
w. John q Co.'S.
THIS has been our best year for
selling goods. But we still have too
much clothing and too many over
coats. ladies' coats, hats, boots and
shoes, dress goods, underwear and
gloves, that prices must make 60,
at Hutchinson 81 Jacobs
SOME business men talk about sup
porting ii newspaper They do moth
Ing Of the kind; it is the newspa per
that keeps alive the business of the
community. The man that does not
advertise stands about as much show
will his competitor as u bull team
does with steam engine
YEAGER's store at Fairmont mar
rowly escaped destruction by fire
few days ago. A large lamp that had
been lighted because of the cloudy
day fell to the floor and hespattered
everything near with the burning oil.
BY hard work the fire was put out
with loss of only about $25 to $50 |
AT the top front of the much ad-
mired new business block on Main |
street is the ornamental inscription |
OF Brock, Reed, & Wade. This was
the finishing touch, so far as the
wall work was concerned of this
building, and now the interior fin
ishings are in rapid progress
The law suit of Protzman's band
against c. Y. Bishop. of Kingwood,
promises to be a lively proceeding.
1t has been stated that Bishop, who |
was given the money by the Odd
Fellows to pay our band, spent it in
riotoas living, and while his good |
time lasted the band was looking
for its pay.
CAPT IRWIN, of the B. q O. engin-
eering department, was over the
line of the extension last week on a
tour of inspection. On his return
he told Agent McGrew that every
thing would be in readiness to lay
track by Jan. l. He said it would
take nearly three months to lay the
track through.
The turkey crop in Monongalia
may not have been larger this year
than usual, but there were more
turkeys shipped away last week
than in any one week before. There
were several people from here who
bought up and shipped away sever
al hundred each, besides the many
regular produce dealers.
Mr.. GEORGE ODELL, the we'll
known civil engineer who has been
in charge Of the construction of
part of the +. NJ q P. extension,
was annoyed by the mistake of some
policemen in Pittsburg on Thanks
giving OF course the affair only
served to more firmly establish his
identity as gentleman AS be
certainly is such it was no discred-
it.
The carriage factory of Tough
Bros, which was removed from Cass-
vile to the B. & |. company's grounds
here. is now completed, in full work
ing order and the work of the estab-
lishment is proceeding. In the spring
an additional set of hands will be
employed. The Loughs are the first
manufacturing establishment to To-
cate on the new site. They have the
finest prospect of success.