The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-14


ut home from the goth till the last O
each month till further notice.
MEMS fine dress shoes at $I2t
and $3.50 at Hirschman's.
MoRGANTowN had her first regular
Sunday trains last Sunday. 1t il
quite an innovation.
The March lamb went out peace
fully but we have the April lion tc
still make it lively.
On the evening of the 23d inst
Rev. j. f. Cowan, of Pittsburg, will
lecture in the M. p. Church and ex
hibit one of Edison's wonderful talk
ing machines, the photograph.
THE sale of Sunday papers has
greatly increased of late One news
dealer remarked that he could have
sold fifty more than he had last
Sunday.
Nor so many people rs is usual
changed their homes here this
months. That would indicate that
people are satisfied with their pres
emit places of abode.
The present summer will witness
more building in Morgantown than
any previous one in her history. The
uniform remark of old timers who
have lately visited their early home
is 81 wouldn't know the place
ALBERT JONES has the contract tc
paper and paint the Commercial
Hotel. 1t is probably the largest job
OF the kind that has been done here
for many years. He will do artistic
work.
j. Z. SIMPSON expects to finish his
closing out sale by the 10th and will
then return to Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
This week will probably be the last
opportunity to get the bargains be
offers.
/. The anonymous letter writer is
liable to be publicly whipped by
some one he has injured and also
likely to be severely punished by the
United States. He is usually unable
to hide his identity and only escapes
for lack of legal evidence.
Mr.. c. E. MARTIN has succeeded
in organizing a branch of the First
National Building and Loan Associa
ton here. Over sixty shares have
been subscribed and local board of
officers chosen. Squire Jacobs is
the President Payments will begin
on the Goth.
A New YORK firm of brokers adj
vertises that 500 per month can be
made by investing 500 with them.
No doubt of it. The firm probably
makes 500 clear off of every custom
or who invests that amount with
them and don't wait for the first
month to pass.
Our stock of neck wear, umbrellas,
hosiery. summer dress goods (lawns,
sattens, ginghams and calicoes)
Mems and Ladies fine shoes, hats,
caps, and Ladies trimmed hats, is
fuller than ever before and at least
20 per cent lower in prices. See them
at HUTCHINSON & JACOBS
MERCHANTS and other business men
from Pennsylvania are already max
ing advertising contracts with the
newspapers here and will come and
take part of the business of local
merchants. This is pointer for
them and indicates the necessity that
they "get move on themselves"
EVERY MEMBER Of the crowd of
Morgantown men who went to I'm
iontown Monday to see Coxey's ar
my has been accounted for since
their return. All of them VOW that
they did not offer themselves as re.
cruits to the Commonweal and the
report that DR.. Alsup offered his
services on the medical staff is prob.
ably unfounded.
The Monongahela House has be.
come the West Virginia head QUAR-
tiers at Pittsburg. Mr.. N. B. Rich
ardson, the manager, is n TYNE
of elegant courteous manhood that
never fails to secure a hearty appre.
citation. If you want to enjoy Pitts
burg you must stop at the Mouon-
gahela and cultivate Richardson.
Clurksburg Telegram.
THERE are men in town now who
are willing to be qualified that the
big pike lawyer Yost caught was
the stuffed one kept in the Univer-
sity museum. These same men saw
also that Mr. Yost put springs in
the fish to make him flop, and the
pieces of pike meat he sent around
to friends was simply carp from a
country pond. Such is fame.
FAIRMoNT will not have a new
court house just yet. The county
court has continued the leases of the
tenants in the Mountain CITY prop
erty indefinitely. That shows OF
course that they have no definite
plans nor no time fixed to begin.
Our neighhors however may ex pect
to have new temple Of justice be-
fore the completion of slackwater
OTHER things being equal is it not
best to buy of dealers who have per.
manently established themselves in
trader They will be there, and
when you want to buy. always ready
to serve you, prepared to guarantee
the quality of their goods, to give
low prices, and anxious to retain a
permanent trade. OF such are the
Victor Mills people. who will serve
you cheap for cash, with the best
hay, oats, chop, bran, feed meal,
flour, hominy and grain.
A swINDLER representing himself
as Government detective is opera.
ting profitable game in some parts.
He visits private residences with q
statement that there is much coun-
terfeit coin in circulation and re.
quests the woman of the house to
show him what she has. He then
uses chemical that turns the coin
black, declares it was spurious and
takes 1t away, informing his victims
that another secret service officer
would follow him in a day or two
and replace the coin. This is the
laet of the man and coin.
Mr.. X. II. EDMoNDs, editor of the
Manufacturers Record in recent
interview said; "The natural re.
sources of the South. are by nc
means appreciated. Few realize
for instance, that West Virgins
alone has 10000 square miles of coal
or about 1000 square miles more
than all Of Great Britain, and vel
Great Rritain minea ahnut ono 0OO