The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-28

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PRoF. ALDRIcH and family occupy
the Thos. Rogers property on Wiley
street. They will have nice home.
Ifyou want snit of clothes go to
W. 4 BIS. They buy goods so they can
sell them. Fit guaranteed.
H. SMITH. Mgr.
The tro ut season in Pennsylvania
is open an d several of our fisherma n
are talking of going up into the
mountains.
LOCAL building ASSOCIATE ons are
the best, safest and cheapest as some
of our people who have taken stock
in others will learn by experience.
HIRscHMAN's are selling quaint
ties of those suspenders they guar
antee against breaking for two
years or another given in exchange.
WILL our people never learn that
it is Spruce, not Back street; High,
not Main street; Pleasant, not
Bridge street; Chestnut, not Long
Alley?
SUGAR bowl, spoon holder, cream
pitcher. butter dish, cake basket,
dinner and pickle caster, triple
plated, given away at Posten's. Call
and get card.
The merchant tailoring depart
ment of Hirschman's turns out the
most perfect fitting and stylish gar
ments that can be made and will
save you from $500 to $1,000 on a
suit
A. V. BoUGHNER's store, in which
the Postofflce is kept in Greensboro,
was burglarized few nights ago
and about 1925 in money and stamps
were stolen. The thieves have not
been caught.
DIR. MORRIS is always making i'm
provements on his property. He has
added three feet to the width of the
sidewalk adjoining his property from
Main to Spruce street and is putting
down splendid pavement.
AN effort is being made to have
N. b. Madera's sentence-several
years of which have already expired
-commuted to ten years. Nearly
all our people have signed the petit
ton and the move will likely sue
ceed
THE railroad bridge over Walnut
street has become a general loafing
place, especially on Sunday. The
railroad authorities should post no.
tices warning people to keep off the
bridge before some one is seriously
hurt.
The first shipment of coal for the
North on the F., M. d P. r. r. was
made last Thursday. The long
train Of cars filled with black dia-
mond was pleasant sight and
fore-runner for future prosperity in
this region.
Los ANGELES, OF the City Of An
gels, is one of the prettiest cities in
America. A very readable letter
describing recent celebration there
is found in another column written
by Rev. j. N. Marsh formerly of
Morgantown.
DR.. S. M. HARDMAN will be at the
Wallace House April 30th and MAY
LIST, two days only. All persons
needing spectacles adjusted should
avail themselves of his skill Four
years successful practice in Morgan
town with an increasing patronage is
proof of the high standing of his
work. Call early.
OUR stock of neck wear, umbrellas,
hosiery. summer dress goods (lawns,
sattens, ginghams and calicoes)
Mems and Ladies fine shoes, hats,
caps, and Ladies trimmed hats, is
fuller than ever before and at least
20 per cent lower in prices. See them
at HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
DR.. LAzIER's new store room in the
Miller building is one of the hand
soonest places in the state. The
cases and shelves are made of hard
wood elegantly finished and all the
other appurtenances correspond.
Mr. E. Shisler's hardware store adj
joining it also looks like another
place since the new glass front has
been put in it.
PEOPLE who are in the habit of 60
ing into the cars when seeing friends
off would do well to remember that
times have changed and trains no
longer pub slowly ont from the sta
tion but go with a rush. One man
took tumble in getting off few
days ago and if the practice is not
discontinued some body may be kill
ed or seriously hurt.
IT is the general verdict of the
travelling public that the narrow
platform at the station is nuisance.
When trains arrive truck is push
ed along side of the baggage car
and takes up the entire platform.
Passengers getting on and off the
train are thus kept iammed together
between the cars and depot like sar-
dimes in box until all the baggage
is unloaded.
cit is strange thing to me- said
q farmer yesterday that so many
Monongalians cant or wont see the
cause of the present hard times.
Every thinking man knows that the
country has been brought to it's
present condition by protection and
the prohigacy of the Reed Billion
Dollar Congress, and yet there are
untruthful demagogues who make
many people believe that the de-
preston of the times is the result of
democratic rule"
OTHER things being equal is it not
best to buy of dealers who have per-
manently established themselves in
trade? They will be there, and
when you want to buy, always ready
to serve you, prepared to guarantee
the quality of their goods, to give
low prices, and anxious to retain a
permanent trade. OF such are the
Victor Mills people, who will serve
you cheap for cash, with the best
hay, oats, chop, bran, feed meal,
flour, hominy and grain.
The STAR mail route between here
and Vaudeville on the West side of
the river, and between here and Pit
Marion on the East side will be dis
continued as soon as arrangements
are made for carrying mail on the
railroad. The offices on the North