The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-01

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/ EXPECT to be back.
DIR. w. f. STEWART.
THIS is the time of year when
hosiery dealers are stocking up.
Born, Thursday, Sept. 22nd, unto
DR.. and Mrs. Hartigan, daughter.
CLEAN up. Look into the back
yards and alleys, and renovate and
fumigate.
THE suspender girl and the straw
hat are fast falling into innocuous
desuetude.
We will be able to show you many
new things in our new goods at the
Farmers Store.
CALL at the Commercial Hotel,
'under new management, opposite
new court house.
j. A. BARrHLow has purchased
Z: the tin shop which belonged to the
: late Fielding Kiger.
VISITORS to the Pittsburg exposi-
ton are plentiful on the boats now
from all parts of the county.
VoTE for the bonds to-day. Sew
eragc is not rich mans luxury half
as much as poor mans friend.
IT will be but a short time now
till the Tygard Company will have
some of its buildings completed and
She ia active operation again.
~GENUs" SHAFER came down from
the mountain Saturday, but this time
he came before the chestnuts were
ripe.
The theatre building is no longer
matter to be hoped for, but dis
tinct matter of certainty. When
Long alley is made a street, as it is
certain to be, the location of the
building will be a. desirable one.
w. G.. RAMSEY resident engineer
for the B. and o. extension, will
occupy the house near the Univers-
ity, recently vacated by Dr. Mills
paugh, during the time still requir-
ed in the construction Of the road.
THE w. c. T. U. has been re-organ-
lied here, with Mrs. S. II. Day as
president, and Miss Gertie Hayes as
secretary. 1t starts off with good
numerical strength, and will receive
the encouragement of all good citi-
Zens.
THE last of the Monongalia veter-
ans whe had gone to Washington to
participate in the 26th annual reun-
ion of the G. A. r. returned on Fri
day. Hoffman Post, of this place
was accompanied by the Cassville
brass band.
AND now is the season of the paw
paw and the golden rod, and the
leaves are assuming their autumnal
tints, but there is less beauty and
more material to the corn that the
farmer is now busily engaged, from
morn till eve, in cutting.
THE attention of farmers and
horsemen generally is called to the
harness and saddlery advertisement
of that hustling young business
man. Fred Dering, who is firm
believer in the virtue and good re-
suits to be obtained from a liberal
use of printers ink.
THE securing of more perfect san
itary regulations for our beautiful
town can only be accomplished by a
complete sewerage system. Such a
system may be ours if the people
want. And if they know what they
do want they will find they want sew
erage. Vote for the bonds to-day.
The instructor in vocal music in
the public schools, Miss Mary Naret,
began her duties on Monday. The
Introduction of vocal music in the
sciloals is new feature, and will
hereafter be part of the regular
course Miss Naret is experienced
and in every way qualified for the
position.
The extension of Main street will
be the next improvement demanded
by North end residents. By secur-
ing portion of Prof Whites ground
not 80 yards long and IL feet wide
to add to the alley would be sufficient
and not very expensive as Professor
White is public spirited enough to
make fair bargain.
MORE attachments have been is
sued garnisheing the property of
Isaac Strosnider in the hands of 9th
er parties than have ever been issued
at one Time against any other man
lin the county, living or dead. These
attachments number 160. The larg-
est number against any one else was
so. Isaac appears to have possessed
the knowledge of the best way to
beat his neighbors.
DENNIS CLARK has been in this pa
per before He has also broken the
bread of the county before He is
in again. He was convicted of sell
ing liquor without government IL
cense in the U. S. court at Wheeling
last week, and sentenced to 60 days
in Jail and to pay fine of 500, and
was brought back Saturday and
lodged behind the bars. The &C
days portion of the sentence will be
like living on Easy street to Dennis,
but the 800 portion is matter OF
speculation.
THERE is every prospect now that
the cholera quarantine will make re-
fined sugar dearer. The holding oil
vessels in quarantine has prevented
the landing Of a large amount of raw
sugar, land the supply which the rein
ers had on hand is being rapidly used
up. This state of affairs caused the
refiners to issue notice to their Gus
toners that they would be unable
to fill their contracts, and that the
out put of refined sugar would bt
regulated in accordance with the
scarcity of raw sugar.
The Uniontown papers were mis-
taken in the announcement that
passenger trains are running over
the B. and O. extension from Union
town to Smithfield. The road has
not vet been taken off the contrac
tors hands, but will be at an early
day. Meanwhile the work goes
steadily ahead on the extension be
tween Smithfeld and here. And The
Cheat bridge builders have an i'm
mcnse plant en- the construction o.
the steel span across that stream
The extension will be completed al
the way through by spring and mo-
before.