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

IHE frame work OF Geo. y. Hayes
new residence is up.
TRUNKS and valises in all sizes
and qualities at Hirschan's.
STREET Commissioner Hite has
put the annual street cleaning force
to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN LEwELLEn
have moved into the Cox building
in West Morgantown.
SOUTH MoRGATowN is repairing The
main street of the town, between The
bridge and Pump Station.
The Messrs. Dilliner, of Greens
boro, are putting up large stone
ware pottery near PIT. Marion.
JUNGLE" BILLY WELLS is still
looking for the bull dog that recent
ly killed 20 of his sheep in one night
The contract has been let for thu
new Watson hotel at Fairmout al
$3S,500. The building will be foul
stories and will be lis by Is feet.
The cherry and plum trees il
this vicinity are out in full bloom
and the indications point to an album
dant crop of these fruits.
The improvements on Mrs. Pea
body's hotel are going right along
1t will be superb when completed
The painting, papering and decorat
ing is being done by Albert Jones
Miss JENNIE STAUFFER, an employ,
Of the Thompson Glass Works a
Uniontown, was run over and killed
by the cars. She was an exemplary
young won an highly esteemed by
all who knew her.
WHEN you meet a citizen on thu
street who has his jaws in sling
don't jump at the conclusion that HI
has been having a scrap, or is afflicted
with ''swelled head" humps ace ep
idemic in this locality.
POLICEMAN BENNETT is in a position
to know whereof he speaks and b,
says that since the opening of tn,
railroad to Uniontown there are
to l more strangers in town than be
fore the road was opened.
A PRISONER named Jerry Graham
broke Jail at Kingwood few nights
ago and made good his escape. HI
was charged with robbing All
bright's store. He was followed a:
far as this place but the officers fail
Ell to catch him.
WOULD it not be wise to treat your
business as you treat yourself? In
the spring, if you feel run down, you
take something to relieve
that tired feeling For your bust
ness dose of advertising will be
found an infallible tonic.
THE hotels of Morgantown are
good SUNNI hotels as we'll as win
ter hotels. Visitors during the com
ing summer will find this true
There is little doubt that more PEG
pie will visit the town this summer
than ever before.
MEMORIAL Day, May 30th, will b,
the first holiday after the compile
ton of the through railroad and
many of our people are preparing tC
visit Uniontown. They want to &C
over the new road, see Uniontowr
and get acquainted with our neigh
bOrs.
MRS. FRED A. GREEN, wife of the
engineer at the Standard Pump Sta
ton, met with a painful accident 6
few days ago. She was standing OF
chair when it turned throwing hel
to the floor and fracturing her limt
near the knee. The injury is very
painful and dangerous one.
A YOUNG man who was recently
examined by the state board o
health for permission to prescribe
pills etc, showed a remarkabl,
knowledge of the thermometer. Ii,
was asked what was the freezing
point number of Fahrenheit He
promptly answered Zero" He gave
other equally learned answers.
NJ. II. Bowman. cashier of TIL,
Favette National Bank of Uniontown
was here few days ago to see ole
friends. When a boy he kept shoe
store where Geo. G. Hayes & Co.'S
place now is. He has not lost hi'
affection for the town and remarked
that 'Morgantown was one of tn,
most pleasant places in the world t.
live"
JASPER JOHNSON, the negro colo
bearer Of Coxey's army who was
bounced from the army for exhibit
ing himself as freak in a Pittsburs
museum, was convicted of violating
the internal revenue laws in the u
S. Court at Clarksburg and sen
fenced to 30 days in Jail. That
the kind of truck the "army" i:
made Of
In the event that Judge Hagan
should decide to vacate the bencl
because of i'll health, there is talk o
nominating ex Commissioner Masol
of Fairmont, to fill the vacancy. Mr.
Mason is an able lawyer and it il
said that his election would be sat
isfactory to the members of the ba
throughout the Observation-Disclosures
bury Telegram.
THE injuries received by Lee T
Watson at his home in Ashtabula
Ohio, mention of which was mad
last week, were from fall. II
slipped on the ice and fell down I
long pair of steps and broke one lei
in two places, and injured himself il
other respects. For time it wa
thought that he could not recover
but now it is believed that beyont
the broken bones he is not seriousl,
hurt. -Inder.
THERE are few young men VIII
attend The West Virginia Universit.
who are compelled on account o
their limited means to cook TO
themselves. They find the struggl
TO secure an education a bitter one
In few years from now these youni
men will be found in the front rank
Of the professions and in the bust
ness world, while the spend-thrift
will be squandering what the sole
man and woman" labored for year
to lay by that their sons might liy'
as gentlemen? Citizens of the tow
who know of the cramped financia
condition and struggle OF thes