The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-29
Have You noticed the Improvements
at the Farmers Store.


THE Morgantown Brick yards are
running on full time again and
things are lively on the West Side.
The Shepherdstown Register tells
a story of fellow who had snake
in his shoe. Probably Bro. Snyder
does not wear boots.
The Morgantown Brick works
has started again after a shut down
of few weeks. The company has
several large contracts on hand.
UNTIL Aug. 10th we will sell you
a No. l salt at $1.10 per barrel, after
which it will be higher at
HUTCHINSON IL JACOBS.
The building of that railroad up
Cheat river will be great developer
There is a vast amount of tim Der,
coal and iron ore within reach of it.
A CROWD Of young lads and lassies
picnieed at the old paper mill site,
Thursday. Lemonade flowed as
free as mountain dew and royal
good time was had by all present.
You can buy your sugar, fruit jars,
harvest tools, mixed paints, white
lead and linseed oil very low at pres
ent at
HUTCHINSON d JACOBS.
CLARENCE McVIcKER is first
class druggist and he has a new
stock Of everything in his line select
ed with great care not an old article
in the house. Go and see him.
The Irwin Mandolin Club, camp
ing on Beechurst, is composed of
eleven as jolly and pleasant young
gentlemen as ever pitched their
tents on the banks of the Mononga-
hela.
OUR offer to send the New Do
MINIoN and New York World one
year and give the subscriber a watch
all for 1926 is bringing a great many
orders. The offer will not be open
long.
The directors of the Mt. Lake
Park Association have decided upon
a great many improvements to keep
pace with the growing popularity of
the place This has been the great
est season in the history of that
place.
If you want a Hoosier Hay
rake: a Mccormick Mower
or Reaper at a low price for
cash, Call on Baker & Bal
ley.
CLARENCE MoVIcKER has opened
his drug store in the Bachelors Block
and is doing nice business. He has
the prettiest and largest room for.
that line of business in town and ev-
erything in it is bran new.
COMPANY X, West Virginia Nation
al Guards was organized last week
at Charleston and officers elected
John L. Winkler was unanimously
elected Captain. Orders have been
issued for the mastering in Of the
Hon. JACOB PRovINs, of Mt Nor
ris, has made deal with A. G. Brad
ley, Of Morgantown, whereby Mr.
Provins takes possession of Bradley's
property in Masontown, Pa, and Mr..
b. will own and run the hotel in Mt.
Morris formerly owned by Mr.. Prov
ms.
IT has been announced that the
next encampment of the National
Guard would be held at some point
on the Chesapeake d Ohio railroad.
The opposition to this is so strong
that it has practically been abandon
ed and the troops will probably go
into camp at Parkersburg.
Go TO Mrs. Mary S. Madera's New
Notion Store for hosiery, handker-
chiefs, gloves, ladies and gents I'M
dearwear, ready made wrappers and
waists, curtains, fine towels, towel
ing, &c, &c. Also stationery and
school supplies. Two doors above
Miss Laura Dawson smillinery store.
WE are selling to-day -four at the
following prices. Where can you
match them? A fair quality of flour
at 30 cents per sack. A good family
flour at DO cents per sack. Our key
stone flour at 45 cents per sack. All
of our best flour at Scots. per sack.
You are missing bargains by not
buying your -four at Hutchinson &
j Jacobs.
PRoF. DAVIS, principal of the
Clarksburg Business College seems
to have been one of the most con-
scoundrels who has recent
ly come to the surface. He owed every
one who would trust him, did not
pay his teachers, robbed his father,
brother and other relatives, then ran
away with all the money, thought to
be about $4,000.
A COUPLE of Mormon elders were
in town Monday. They are from
Salt Lake City and have been seek
ing converts to the Norman faith in
this county. They haven't had much
luck so far, as near as we can learn.
They preached over in the Whetsell
settlement Sunday night to congre-
CATION of four people. They went
from here on out in Hackelbarney to
try their luck.-Kinqayood Argus.
OLD MARY the elephant left at
Fairmopt some time ago recently
died at the Geological gardens I'M Gin
cinnati. She was purchased by
Old John Robinson 40 years ago and
was then old She had been failing
for some time and at Fairmont it
was found she could travel no more.
She was placed on gondola and
taken back to Cincinnati where she
was injured while being unloaded
and where she died in a short time.
WrrH all the financial furry over
the country and the failures of banks
not one in West Virginia has even
been pinched. Every bank in the
state is sound and all classes of bus
mess are going right along. We
don't do business on wind hence
there are few failures. West
just now is an inviting field
for investment in industrial euter-
prises. 1t is rapidly coming to the
front as one of the most promising
in the union.
SwINDLERs are again abroad in this
State, and the scheme they work is
n dandy Tbo,, ,o,~,o.a,.& al s-s..I.