The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-02-24
DIR. MORRIS. DENTIST

No TEAMsTER should be without
flannel or corduroy lined leather
coat, sold by Hirschman's.
THERE is every reason why the
bonds should be voted for at the
special election. Sewerage comes
along with advanced civilization, not
to speak of its healthful influences.
The people of this town will soon
vote on proposition to issue bonds
to build a sewerage system. The
past summer we had a terrible
scourge of typhoid fever Put these
two together and decide for yourself
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS have Just
received a full line Of Jeans Pants
and Of better qualities than we have
ever sold before, at$1.00, $1.25. $I.40
and $500 per pair. Also line of
heavy work shirts and overalls well
worth the prices.
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS will sell you
to-day corn at so cents per bushel,
bran $l.00 per hd,, Keystone flour at
As per sack, soft A sugar 5 cents
per pound, calico at and 7 cents
and bingham cents per yard, and
good time keeping watch at $1.50.
WITH our facilities, methods of
buying, handling, and amount Of bus
mess done, we can defy competition
in low prices, and still make a fair
profit. Will make prices for next 80
days lower than ever, and meet every
cut made by any legitimate dealer in
this market Try us, and prove the
truth. Victor Mills Co.
The Parkersburg gun clubs threw
in a general purse, along with some
outside assistance and bought quail
at IS a dozen and stocked Wood
county with them. The number
purchased was 23 dozens. The farm
ers agreed to cooperate with the
sportsmen in preserving the stock
in reporting anyone who will kill
any of the birds. This it pointer
to Morgantown knights of the gun.
Il WOULD not live in Monongalia
county if she would repudiate any
of the court house orders. The court
house debt is an obligation that
must be paid, and will be by levies
made for that purpose year by year
for respective portions of it. That
was the plan when the contract was
given and that plan will be carried
out. 1t is a lawful plan, and an
honest one" Hon. w. T. Wiley
made this statement to the New
DOMINION within the past few days
THE residence of Col. John W.
Guseman, near Reedsville, came
near being destroyed by fire Mon
day morning of last week. The fire
originated in the space between the
floor upstairs and the ceiling below,
and was under good Roadway when
discovered, several of the sleepers
being burned out. 1t is supposed
that live coal rolled from the fire
upstairs and dropped down a crack
in the floor. 1t was close call and
discovered just in time to save the
house.
The will of the late DR.. Joseph A.
McLane has been admitted to pro.
bate. He directs that his son Alan
Eliza McLaue be made executor
without bond and his real estate be
sold. All of his estate of every de
scription and kind is to be divided
share and share equally and alike
between his four children. DIR.
Charles Henry McLane, of Steuben-
vile, Ohio; William Lazier McLane.
of West Union, West Virginia; Liz
zic Virginia Zoller, of Baltimore,
and Alan Eliza McLane, of Stuben-
vile.
IT is the intention of George c.
Hayes to construct dwelling this
year, the design of which shows that
it will be one of the most beautiful
in town. Last week he sold the
house on Main street in which he
has resided for many years to Miss
Lizzie Cordray for 81 600. The pur-
chaser gets 33 feet of the So owned
by Mr.. Hayes. On the lot retained
adjoining the property sold the new
home is to be constructed. Miss
Cordray is to have possession of her
purchase July l, at which time the
new house will be well under way
toward completion.
In VIEW of the fact that the corn
crop was so light last year and al
most a failure in this county, the
price of that commodity will remain
quite high for another year or so.
This being the case every farmer in
this county should make up his
mind to plant as large an acreage of
corn this spring as he possibly can,
and thus profit by the high price.
Large crops at profitable prices will
contribute very much to remove the
hard times, put plenty of money in
circulation in the county, and be
helpful to all So farm on a large
scale this year.
THERE is a good deal of talk about
court house orders not being good,
about the probability of their being
repudiated since recent decision by
Judge Dent set the discussion going,
and talk generally on the matter,
but a man who holds one of these or
dels for $470 said he would take
$500 for it. Another man said he
would take il. Then it was found
that the first mentioned was joking.
This actually occurred. John Cor
rothers is the man who held the or
der NJ. G. Courtney is the man who
offered to buy it. Mr.. Corrothers is
good business man. His Judgment
of business propositions in which he
is interested is always sound. His
refusal to take a discount on his Or
der shows what he thinks about this
court house bond business.
THERE is special committee of
council appointed to decide whether
or not the band may practice in the
second floor room of the towns I'M
pretentious edifce near the Academy.
Once upon time the boys practiced
there, but they did something that
Ellis Turner didn't like and through
some of his finesse and treacherous
Vaccinations the boys were ousted.
History shows that the story of the
boys and not the Turnerean side of
the case was more worthy of consid-
GRAFTON. The fact is that the band
is town institution, and as such
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