The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-02-10
DIR. MORRIS. DENTIST

L. v. KICK drew a silver pitcher
which went by rattle tickets from
Simpsons jewelry store.
MONDAY, Feb. 10 is the 30th ami
versary of the organization of the
first lodge of the Knights Of Pythias.
HUTCHINSON d JAcoSs want in ex-
change for their goods, your meat,
eggs, butter, potatoes, dried apples,
lard, turkeys, and beans at top
market prices.
AN individual, a town, or a com
mnnity who expect newspaper to
always defend them, should stand by
the newspaper. IL is poor rule
that wont work both ways.
j. G. Hess has purchased Of L. B.
Williams the frame house on Front
street, now occupied by Ed. Selby,
for 81 ,2000. SKI will, with his fami-
ly, remove to his purchase April |.
LET it be an ice factory. There is
money which is seeking judicious
and profitable investment around
here, it is said. No better opportu-
nifty than an ice factory could be
found.
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS have just
received full line of Jeans Pants
aud of better qualities than we have
ever sold before, at 81 90, $1.25. $I.40
and 50 90 per pair. Also a line Of
heavy work shirts and overalls well
worth the prices.
IT is quite probable that George
Kiger, manager of the Western I'm
ion office here, will have erected a
building on the vacant front portion
of his fathers lot, adjoining the res
idence, on Main street, and locate
therein the telegraph office.
Bowers barber shop is one of the
prettiest places in town and away
ahead of any tonserial establishment
this side of Wheeling. 1t has new
and very costly furniture, lastly ar
ranged. Mr.. Bower is one of the
most enterprising men of the place.
IT is not Parkersburg's fault il the
would he comedians she sent out fail
to thrill, awe and electrify the pro
vincial populace Parkersburg is
said to be a great place, but pains
should be taken to prove it other
than by the G. o. d. non comicsl
cusses.
CHEAPER than ever can you now
IN, hau food nd
meal. Biggest lot of these supplies
ever brought to Morgantown just re-
ceived by Victor Mills, all bought on
the lowest market for thirty years and
now offered you at CORRESPONDENCE
low prices. Go and see and believe,
and buy at once.
A FELLOW has been visiting some
of the towns of this state pretending
to sell jewelry. He always has one
very fine gold ring "the last one of a
lott that he sells for less than it's
value, to close out you know. The
buyer finds the ring to be chiefly
lead with thin wa sh of gold on
the outside.
As To the operation Of the propos-
ed income tax with respect to build.
ing and loan associations, these asso-
Citations, when operating under the
law of any state or territory, and
which do not make loans except to
shareholders within the state where
they are organized, are exempted
from the operations of the income
tax.
The amount expended last year
by the county in building bridges
connecting roads that are Travelled
not half nor a third as much as the
west side road would buy the sus
pension bridge and leave balance
But the bridge was not bought
by the county, nor is it likely to be
Other bridge building will go on
apace, no doubt,
THERE must be no infusion in the
minds of the people about the pres.
ent council and the legality of theii
acts. While it may be true that
their election was not according to
the new state law, yet their predeces.
sors passing upon their election, by
declaring them elected, makes any
thing they may do under color of the
law, hence it will stand. This state.
ment is here made simply to correct
an erroneous opinion.
CLIFF HOUSE will be the name Of
Deans hotel on Cheat. 1t is built
on a cliff, in which 95 steps have
been cut down to the waters edge
These steps are not continuous, but
90 short way and then alternate
with platform walks cut smooth
in the solid rock. 1t is an ideal To-
cation Work has stopped for the
present, but Mr.. Dean is confident
that it will be opened July /, if not
before AS soon as the weather opens
big force will work on it.
The Postoffice at Newburg chang
cd hands this morning and DR.. Will
liam M. Dent, the new Postmaster
now has entire change, with William
M. Dent, Jr., as Assistant Postmas
ter. The retiring Postmaster, Mr.
John A. Perrill, will of course, con
tinue in the service of the b. d 0. r
r., as he has for several years and
therefore still has a good job. Mr.
Perrill's son and daughter ran the
office, as he is an engineer on the
road and never bothered much with
the Postofiice.-Argus.
IT is most certainly true that since
the old Academy has been painted
papered, repaired and frightened ur
outside and inside that it should not
be let out to companies giving per
formances. The bright look will
remain but little while if crowds
lkeslast Friday nights are allowed
there with any frequency. IL was
understood when the fall term Of
school began that the hall would moi
be let out. The people would APP
plaud the trustees if they would ad-
here to that decision hereafter.
LOCALLY the sentiment in regard tc
the passage by the House of the
Wilson bill was of The simple
variation of opinion as is confined tc
the two parties on all questions upon
which they take issue. The Demo
Gratis commend it, the Republicans
condemn it. Without here entering
into a discussion of the merits oil
the question, that is the fact of the
peoples views concerning it. The
Republican papers assured theil
readers that Congress would never