The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-07
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office from Hirschman's building to
the rooms over Chadwick's store He
has quite coy suite of rooms.
The fellow who wont work is still
with US. He knows more about pol
itics and the cause of the hard times
than seven men who can render a
reason.
A SELECT few in this place have
been reading Shakespeare during
the past winter. Their meetings
were held weekly and have afforded
pleasure and profit to those who at
tended.
The House Committee recon
mends the appropriation of $4,000
for the Monongahela. 1t will prob
ably receive that amount and no
doubt the work on No. 10 will be
continued this summer.
ADvIcEs from: many points con
firm the early reports of serious
damage to the fruit crop by the
blizzard of last week. We may have
good apple crop. but of other fruits
the crop will be light.
UNHEARD of bargains in cotton
AIDES, black cashmeres, gents fancy
shirts. brown muslins, boys caps,
gents tourist hats, and brogan shoes.
Brides and collars now on exhibit
ton at Hutchinson d Jacobs.
In ordering the New DOMINION to
his address a well known gentleman
of this county says Il have been Dor
rowing but want to subscribe for
myself. The New Dominion is the
best county paper in the state"
CATERER LATER has made a con-
tract with the Uniontown Ice Com
pany for twenty car loads of ice for
use this summer. A part of it has
already been delivered. The price
will be a little higher than usual.
OFFICER L. w. JOSEPH is one of
the most vigilant and careful officers
the town has ever had. Very little
occurs within the limits of the town
that he does not discover. He has
prevented several burglaries lately.
L. w. ANDERSON has sold the John
Protzman corner at Main street and
Bumbo Lane lately owned by George
John TO the Union improvement
Company for $3.50. The latter will
probably erect an office building on
it.
REMEMBER we lead in low prices
in -four, feed, sugar, coffee, leather,
nails, white lake fish, and that we
can always use your butter, eggs,
chickens, beans, lard and meat at
all times and at top prices at
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
In boys and mems clothing our
stock is immense and it will we'll pay
you to see us before buying else
where. We have more surprises in
clothing than ever before. See them
without fail at Hutchinson Il ia
cobs.
The improvements being made on
the old Odd Fellows building by J.
r. Miller are progressing. The store
room to be occupied by DR.. Lazier
will be completed in few days. The
new front will soon be put in Mr..
Shisler's store.
The Schuman Lady Quartette will
give an entertainment in Commence
ment Hall sometime this month. The
excellence of their entertainments
here in the past will insure them
a crowded house. The date will be
announced soon.
JOHN y. SIMPSON, the jeweler, will
continue to do repairing until April
10. A special invitation is extended
the ladies' to attend the afternoon
sales. His closing out sale gives OPP
portunity to secure some very rare
and desirable bargains
MISS LAURA DAWSON will have a
splendid opening next week. Her
stock has been selected with an es-
pecial view of suiting her customers
without reference to profits. Her
usual good Judgment is shown in ev-
cry line Of the goods she has.
THERE are strong probabilities
that the Commercial Hotel will be
sold in few days. Mr.. Durr was
here recently on that bushes
and will return again to day. If the
sale is made it will be conducted as
a first class hotel. The matter will
be settled in few days.
Col COPELAND will deliver the last
of the course of lectures for this
school year on Tuesday evening MAY
lst. His subject will be Seeing the
The Colonel has seen
him in all moods and under all cir
He has graphic way
of recounting his observations.
The Huntington Times says there
are fortytwo divorce cases pending
in the Circuit Court of Cabell coun-
ty. The husband is the plaintiff in |
20 and the wife in Is of these cases. |
''Whom God has Joined together let
no man put asunder" seems to have
but a slight hold upon the public
mind down in Cabell.
n. E. SHAFFERs' success in bust
ness has been very remarkable. A
few years ago he began in new part
OF the town in modest way, not |
pretending to do anything he could |
not, and by careful attention to bust
ness and his strict integrity he has
one of the best places in town. He
deserves his success.
PROF. F. w. RANE, botanist at the
station says: The Their
on the twenty seventh reg
lstered seventeen above Early fruit
is undoubtedly killed. Late fruit is
hurt materially. Tender plants in
cold frames and many in hot beds
are frozen. All vegetation hurt.
Wheat is injured and garden truck
frozen.
WE are selling at lowest prices to
meet the demands of customers.
Hard times to collect, but money
must be had to pay for the large
stock of grain, flour, bran and shorts
we keep constantly on hand, and to
all customers we give lowest rates.
because we cannot buy ON credit,
and little money goes a great way
just now. Victor Mills Co.
Miss ELLA FoRDYcE will take pu-
pills in music and French. French
taught by natural method. Daily
in class. For terms