The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-02

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PAPER hanging A. w. JONES
DIR, VIM. e. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store, Main street
THE New Hotel Peabody will oper
for business tomorrow, the 31st. Il
will start off famously.
DR.. S. S. WADE entertained the
graduating class of the High School
at dinner at the Wallace House. The
class was composed of twelve pretty
young ladies,
ORDERS for guns and fixtures are
received by the Farrow Arms Co
not only from all over the United
States but recently have come from
Canada and Brazil.
The last vestige of the Carraco
property has been cleared away. Ii
has not been announced when work
on the new building will be com
menced but it is understood that il
will be at an early day.
THE foolish man foldeth his hands
and says: "There is no trade, why
should | advertiser" But the wise
man is not so. He whoopeth up in
the newspaper, and verify he draw
eth customers from afar off.
The new bank at Parkersburg of
which f. M. Durbin is cashier has
opened for business. Deposits are
pouring in and the institution starts
off at fne pace. Durbin's manage
ment will insure its success.
j. j. PoMRoY has been appointed
Postmaster at Easton, this county.
That appointment is one about which
there can be no question. Mr. Pom
roy is capable, clever gentleman
and will make first. class official.
MANY of our correspondents are
remiss in their duties Some of
them have almost ceased to write
and others make their letters few
and far between. We hope they will
all wake up and let US hear from
them.
The West Virginia State Fair AS
sociation has issued it's catalogue
for 1894. 1t offers even greater at
fractions than ever at the coming
exhibition. We would be glad to
see Monongalia represented in the
exhibit.
MoNoNGALIA county is now feeling
the effects of sending tens of
thousands west for grain and hay.
The scarcity of money is being felt
severely. 1t will always be thus I'M
til we raise enough for home con
sumption at least.
KING Il JENKINS, the favorite for
lists, of Grafton, have made arrange.
ments to furnish our people with
flowers of all kinds for the commence
ment season, The roses they
send you are as pretty as can
be found in the United States.
MoRGANTowN is receiving many
compliments from newspaper cor
respondents and she deserves them
all. A large portion of the world
never knew until recently what
nice place it is and how it is sur
rounded with such splendid country.
Our liverymen are buying some
handsome new turnouts, getting bug
gies and carriages repaired and fix.
ing up generally for the summer bus
mess. There is not town within
radius of two hundred miles that has
as many and as nice livery rigs as
this place.
The annual banquet of Washing
ton and Jefferson college was held at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, few days
ago. Among the many leading men
present were Col. Dudley Evans, of
New York. Rev. David c. Marquis,
of Chicago, presided. There were
men present from almost every state
and territory in the Union.
Work on the large new planning
mill on Beechurst is being pushed
and the new establishment hopes to
be ready for business in few days.
1t will be one of the most important
industries here. Mr. Zearley the
manager of the mill is man of wide
experience in the business and will
conduct things to the satisfaction of
his customers.
Col. HI. G. BowLEs, General Super
intendent of the Monongahela River
Railroad, has arranged an excursion
from Clarksburg to Pittsburg for
June17 The train will leave Clarks-
burg at 4 A. NJ. and Morgantown
about $50. No passengers will be
received North of Morgantown. The
price of tickets will be $3.50 for the
round trip.
The Cans -Jaco trouble of which
mention was made in these columns
recently is still far from being set
tied. EXAMINATIONS and re-crimina-
tions are being INDUCED in and the
whole lot will get into trouble before
they are through with it. Parson
Jaco made fatal mistake when he
foresook his church and went into
the saloon business.
AN exhaustive article in the Indi-
annapolis Journal oflast Sunday gives
the scope and work of the great in
dustrial school of that city which is
under the direction of Prof f. L.
Emory. The institution will rank
with the Drexel Institute in Phila-
delphia, the Pratt Institute of Brook
lyn, and the Armour Institute in
Chicago. It's main building has APO
feet front. Prof Emory's friends
here will be pleased to note the sue
cess Of his great work.
GREAT preparations have been
made by the city Of Augusta, Geor
gia to entertain the Southern immi-
grafton and industrial convention
which meets in that city to-day.
West Virginia will be represented by
Governor MacCorkle and Private
Secretary White, with the following
appointed delegates: Hon. A. b.
Fleming, Judge A. N Campbell,
Judge w. G. Bennett, Hon. Stuart
Walker, DIR. John A. Myers, Hon.
John j. Teirney and Col. John A.
Robinson. The Delegates met at
the National Hotel, in Washington,
Tuesday morning and proceeded to
Augusta, Or special car by way Of
the Richmond AMI Dacville route,