The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-02
A TRIP to the Worlds Fair. receiv

Monongalia county as assessed by
the Board Of Public works is $204.-
653.
WE will dispose of so barrels of
salt at $1.00 per barrel. Don't you
think you can use one, TO be had at
Hutchinson d Jacobs.
The cool nights for the past ten
days have caused most of the camp-
ers along the Monongahela rivers to
close their tents land silently steal
away"
Hirschman's store will be
closed Monday Sept. nth and
Wednesday Sept. 10th.
WE will sell so barrels of A No
salt at $l00 per barrel. Call and
get one at that price.
HUTCHINSON d JACOBS.
A. w. JONES is doing artistic sign
painting and persons wanting any
thing in his line will do well to call
on him at Skaters store.
A LARGE number of our people will
go to Pittsburg Friday Sept, 1st F, on
the l. o. 0. f. excursion which will
leave here on the James G.. Blaine
at s A. NJ.
SEVERAL people from town attend
ed the Campmeeting at PIT. Marion
Sunday Very few went down on
the boat the majority prefering to
drive through.
WE will again handle Zell's Cee-
brated Fertilizers at close margins
None better for the money, to be had
anywhere. Send in your orders early
to HUTcHINsoN d JACOBS.
ONLY few people went from here
Sunday to the camp meeting at
Gypsy Grove on the special train,
but there was a large crowd and a
pleasant day at the Grove.
THE following marriage licences
have been issued; Aug. 80. James
f. Walker end Miss Minnie B. Eos
ter Aug. Goth. David S. Break
iron and Miss Alice S. Hess, all of
Monongalia county.
A LARGE amount of fine lumber
has been shipped from here to Lock /
No. 9 to be used in the building of /
an immense crib at the foot of the
lock. The crib is being put up to
protect the lock when there is heavy |
ice on the river.
BALED hay, all grades, corn and |
oats, chops, middlings, bran and all
grades of corn meal and -four, cheap
er than ever and lower than the low
est prices that can be named by any
other legitimate dealer, for sale by
the Victor Mills Co.
The market has been glutted for
some time with peaches. Crates
innumerable are in front of all the
stores and all the honey bees in the
country seem to have collected in
town, and they have a lead pipe
cinch on the lucious fruit.
WILLIAM HARTMAN, the B. q O.
r. r. brakeman who was shot by
James Watt while Hartman and |
others were attempting to put Watt
off train, died at his home in I'm
iontown several days ago. Whiskey
was at the bottom of the crime and |
Watts chances Of stretching hemp
are fattering.
SNEAK thieves a few nights ago
entered the cellar of Isaac Hite's re-
sidence and stole several jars of fruit,
&c. They also stole some vegeta- |
bles from Mrs. f. II. Stellar, that |
were in baskets on the back porch |
Saturday night the thieves caught
onto the fact that Jas. Rogers and
Judge Dille's families were using |
their wells for refrigerators so they
yanked bucket filled with butter
and meat out of the former, and two |
dressed spring pullets and several
pounds of butter out of the latter.
1t was q fowl deed.
SEVERAL Pittsburg papers a few
days ago published an item sent
out from Morgantown to the effect
that fever patients at the poor house
of this county were roa ming about
at will and dying in the fields and |
woods. 1t is hardly necessary to
state that the article is lie and the
author is the monumental liar of this
section and would beat the Parkers
burg prevaricator. The patients are
IN hospital provided for them and |
are recovering rapidly. Tar and old |
fashioned bed tick stuffing would |
! hAn . kn & ~ III
be located.
The "Time- Sa YER" is a guide to
the Worlds Fair that deserves it's
name. 1t names aud locates 5000 of
the most Interesting things on the
Exposition grounds, grading them
according to their Importance. No
other guide does this. The visitor
who uses a thine Saver" can see
the fair in one third the time usual
ly occupied and find easily every
thing he wants to see. An encyclo-
pedia Of Worlds Fair informa-
ton on that can be carried in your
breast pocket. Compiled by a news,
paper man, who inspected every ex-
hibit on the grounds; but nothing
sold there will take its place Ask
your newsdealer for it, or send 25
cents to w. E. Hamilton, Room u,
No 2S3 South Clark st. Chicago,
Ill.
NECESSITIES of life are cheaper
than ever known in the lifetime of
this generation. While the scarcity
of ready money has caused the great
fall in prices and values, it has prac-
tically abolished all forms of credits.
Merchants and dealers must pay for
goods in cash. Checks on best of
banks drawn by parties of undoubt-
ed solvency being sometimes declin-
ed, and as consequence they must
collect closely and promptly even
the smallest sums. You must have
hay, feed, meal, chop, bran, -four and
shorts, so buy where you can always
get them, of best grades and lowest
prices, at the Victor Mills, Front
Street. Why there? because they
buy for cash, have no hauling to pay
for, as everything is unloaded from
cars on their siding, and elevated
and stored by steam machinery and
they have no rents to pay, and so
save in several items of handling
and other costs that would otherwise
be added to the selling price. Try
us for lowest cash prices and be SAT-