The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-21

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and 81 80 at Hirschman's.
Mrs. Lows new residence in West
Morgantown has been completed.
TICKET number SO drew the gold
watch at the Bee Hive store. Ru-
fus West was the lucky holder Of
The ticket.
HENRY BAKER has opened hard
ware store on Peasants street, in
the room formerly occupied by Mrs
Kitchens.
EXTENSIVE improvements are be.
ing made on that part of the Clark
property to be occupied by Hunt s
restaurant.
The Germania had to take her
pilot house off ON down trip last
week in order to get under the
Brownsville bridge.
LADIES, Wear Thompson's Gel
ebrated Glove Fitting Corsets.
They are the best. Sold only by
G. w. John & Co.
ALL of the out buildings and fenc-
es in the rear of the Commercial
Hotel have been torn down and the
yard will be laid off INTO flower beds
and handsome lawn.
Mr.. VANVooRHIs is putting up a
very large store room at the station
founded by him on the railroad a
few miles below here. The place
promises to become point of bust
ness Importance.
THERE is nothing that adds SO
much to the beauty and attractive
ness OF town as clean streets and
alleys. IN addition to this every
citizen should keep his own premi-
ses neat and trim.
IT is not known as yet when the
mail will be carried on the railroad
between here and Uniontown. Every
one is anxious for better mail ser
vice and it is to be hoped that Uncle
Sam will "get a move on"
WANAMAKER Il Brown largest
clothiers and merchant tailors in the
United States have established a
branch in Morgantown. Prices speak
for themselves. Headquarters at G
w. John & Co.'S.
II. SMITH, Mgr.
Our ice men S. V. Thompson and
A. +, Lazier have filed their houses
with manufactured ice. The former
from UnioRtown and the latter from
Wheeling. The UnIontown ice is
pronounced the finest ever brought
to this place.
DIR. H. B. LAzIER has moved his
drug store into his new room in
the Miller Block. The new fix
lures, bottles shelving etc; and i'm
provements on the room make it one
of the most attractive business
stands in town.
The various kinds of seeds plant
ed by the boys on the re- graded Uni
vereity campus were frozen out dur
ing the late cold snap and the au
thorities are saved great deal OF
annoyance and trouble, that would
have resulted in getting rid of the
crop.
THIS WEEK. The best for the
money. The Ladies and Gentle
mems Hosiery from Ioc. to 25c.,
are sold by G. w. John & Co.
IT is reported that oil has been
struck in the Wise test we'll on Mir.
acle Run near Cross Roads, this
county. 1t is said two more wells
will be drilled on the same farm and
that a well will also be put down OIL
the Wright farm two miles south of
Blacksville.
The fact that a church at Ceredo
was struck by lightning, and one at
this place recently blown down by q
storm, is not to be Interpreted as Q
warning of the danger in attending
church. The Ceredo church had
built it's spire little too high and
the church here had defective roof
Wayne NeWs.
A CUCUMBER raised at the Expert
ment Station weighed 2 pounds anG
was 10 inches long and inches in
circumference. Fruit of this kline
is selling in the East at Sc a dozen
This is the average size of the
fruit and another evidence of the
fact, long ago stated by The New
DOMINION, that it pays to build 8
greenhouse.
THIs county got some notoriety
at tue wool growers convention al
Morgantown, last weeh. Prof. Brown
in his speech, referred to the soil OF
this county as being especially adapt
ed for the fine wool sheep, and made
favorable mention of several farmers
who have made a success of The
wool industry, and referred to the
number of sheep raised. The WOO
industry of this county means much
at favorable prices WdynesburS
Independent
LAWYER l.. V. KEcK bought seven
teen clocks at the Simpson auction
The tickers range from the small
ornamental to regulators. Tonne,
has one for every room in his house
from cellar to garnet, to say nothing
of stable, chicken coop and wooc
shed. When the alarms are set FOL
A. NJ. 1T is dollars to doughnut.
that everyone in the neighborhooC
will know that it is time TO turn out
The presumption is that Mr.. X. i.
going to employ an office boy.
A COUPLE of Mormon Elders wer.
here this week. They left Tuesday
for Irondale and Gainesville. The,
have been engaged for some time il
this county, bat have met with poo
success One of them named JOSEPH
E. Wilkins is from Spanish Fork
Utah, and the other one, Lorenzo
Durfee halls from Elmo, Idaho. l
is said they have one convert to thei
faith so far in the county, some wo
man out near Masontowp. We thinI
they are heading for Morgantown.-
Kiugacood argus.
DEPUTY sheriff Joseph NJ. Shay
went over to Fairchance last weel
and apprehended young man nam
ed Yost, who was indicted this tern
Of circuit court for stealing abou
5000 in currency from his father-in
law, William Hanger, of near Terri
Alta. Yost was incarcerated at I'm
iontown to await rcquisition iron
the governor Of Pennsylvania, turn
ing him over to the Preston authori
ties. Yost's WHO WIS also indicted