The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-08-25


all the time. Any one needing his ser
Vices can find him always prepared T.
wait on them.
Sign painting A. w. JONES
GREAT wall paper sale at Skaters
SELLING wall paper at cost al
Skaters.
MEMS and boys sweaters SOC al
lirschmans.
Buy your clothing now at Hirsch
mans and save money.
DIR. VIM f. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store, Main street
TAN Shoes worth 49, 80 now ST. 5
broken sizes the cause of the reduc-
ton, at Hirschmans'
THE largest and most elegant int
of Gents Neckwear ever shown in
this city can now be seen at Hirsch-
mans.
DoN'T miss Hirshmans' sale Of
Summer goods. Everything must be
sold regardless Of profit or former
price.
THERE have been more than fifty
cases of scarlet fever in Waynesburg
of late and the papers say that but
one person has died from it.
V. p. SMITH, an expert electrician,
recently fitted the pump station with
a telethermometer that measures
the temperature of the hot well.
PRoF. A. D. IRELAND whose notice
is in another column comes to us
highly recommended as a scholar, q
gentleman and successful teacher
He is worthy of the regard of oul
people.
To HIM that adve rtiseth shall bus
mess come and he will prosper. But,
of him that advertiseth not the sher
if will eventually take away even
that which he hath and he shall &c
Busted"
THE meeting of Scientists now in
session in Brooklyn, N. Y, is one Of
the greatest meetings of its kind
ever held in the country. Drs. My
ers and Rane and Prof. Hopkins are
in attendance
The statement recently made, in
fact widely circulated, that the lated
p. Keener died from a cancerous af.
lection is mistake Mr.. Keenel
died from uremic poison caused from
kidney disease
The Morgantown band has done
itself proud at Mt. Lake. We have
heard numerous compliments on its
work at the Park and congratulate
the boys on the record they have
made. They will return home to-
day.
JOHN r. THOMAS, the man who wan
dered away from Monoagah short
time ago, was found on Dents run
in rather ematiated condition, hav-
ing probably eaten nothing while alb
sent. He is now in charge of phys
ician and will recover.
ONE man wanted to buy all the
bonds issued by the l. 0. 0. F. of
Morgantown. They are good in
vestment he thought But all the
members are first to be given the OPP
portunity to invest in the issue Nc
one man, it has been decided, can
take all the bonds.
THERE are whole lots of people
who want the newspaper to help
boom their business and the bust.
ness of the town." says the st. Glars
vile Gazette, provided the editor
will do all the writing, make the
fight, make enemies, get licked and
pay the expenses of doing it. They
only appreciate the power of the
press when it is turned against
them.
We are under obligations to Miss
Hattie Pride for copy of the Ran
COON, India, Gazette. 1t was sent to
her by friend wEo is now in that
city. The paper is very large 20
page journal printed in English and
for the English speaking residents
Of that and neighboring cities. 1t
gives a considerable amount of local
news and a great deal from Europe.
Even in benighted India the news
paper is doing its good work and
making itself felt. Miss Hattie has
our thanks for her courtesy.
VICTOR Mills accounts are all
due in thirty days, or payable in
cash BY strict compliance with
these terms only can we sell at the
low rates offered. Some of our Gus
TONERS have allowed their accounts
to run till long past due. Unless
settled at once by negotiable notes
that we can use in our business, or
by cash, we shall place the same in
suit. We buy for cash only, and
with the constantly increasing
amount of sales and business, must
] make prompt collections. We still
keep on hands hay, -four, feed, meal,
chop and grain, all of best quality
and sell at lowest prices consistent
with fair living. Call and buy and
settle that "little bill"
SAID a gentleman yesterday: 81
saw two men reading the New Do
MINIoN the other day. One of them
was the most pessimistic person alive
The other was jolly, good natured
and altogether very pleasant fellow.
The pessimist reminded me very
much of the man who was looking
at the fine painting that had been
carelessly handled and small crack
showed in the work. He was so fault
finding that he could not see the
beauties of the picture for the crack.
"trhe jolly fellow was laughing
heartily over something that amused
him very much but the other was
extremely serious. He had seen line
that did not suit him, and it spoiled
the whole paper for him, and hi
complained t. his friend
why" said Jolly, don cad
what don't suit you. Pick out the
good things and enjoy them and
skip what you don't like They
can't make paper every part Of
which will suit everybody. 1t must
be cosmopolitan--so something for all
Aud The eptims9t was right, was
be not?