The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-07-28
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OFFICIAL bargains bll5 week IN
mems and boys suits at Hirsch-
mans.
FoR white lead, linseed OIL tur-
pentine, putty, glass, etc. call on A.
w. Jones, Front street.
A PENNSYLVANIA horse dealer
bought fine lot of draught horses
in this vicinity last week at fair
prices.
Our two year guarantee suspend
ers are going rapidly. Every per-
son buys them who sees them, at
airschman's.
In will pay to have painting and
paper hanging done now. 1t can be
done cheaper at this time than any
other. See A. w. Jones.
PAINTING and paper hanging in all
branches by A. w. Jones. Mr.. Jones
keeps his own paper, paints and oils
thus saving one profit to the pur-
chaser
BLAcKBERRIEs are said to be very
scarce. But few have been brought
to town Oh account ofpeople buying
them up for shipment to the city.
The price yesterday was l5 cents
per gallon.
THERE are only three prisoners in
the Morgantown jail. One is sery
ing time for carrying a revolver, one
doing time for selling liquor and the
other is held to answer charge of
criminal assault.
VICTOR MILLS Co., is daily receiy-
ing supplies of corn, oats, hay, -four,
bran and shorts, and manufacturing
choicest grades of meal, grits, chop
and feed, and selling at lowest prices
for cash. Call and see our prices
and quality.
If Clarksburg, Monongah, Yves
ton, Fairmont or any other village
in the interior sports baseball club
just write to the manager of the
Morgantown club and arrange dates
for game. We are playing ball
with all corners. Do you hear?
WHAT has become of the snake
liars of this section? Gentlemen,
"get move on" before the season is
over. We have not as yet heard of
even garter snake being slaughter
ed. Wont some of the residenters
trot out boaconstrictor?
GRAFTON is now sure of having
natural gas before cold weather sets
in. The work of laying the main
from the Warrington gas field to
that place was commenced Monday
and will be pushed as rapidly as
possible. We congratulate our neigh
Dor on her good uck in getting in out
of the cold.
AN attempt was made to break into
a residence in West Morgantown one
night last week. Members of the
family saw the man plainly as it
was moonlight, and another attempt
will land him in the penitentiary or
Oak Grove, as the case may be.
Either one will rid the community
of scoundrel.
THE attorneys for John Eisimin
ger who has been sentenced to death |
for the murder of Samuel Mccoy, at
Waynesburg, are still making great
efforts to save him. The case will
be taken to the supreme court and
will be heard in October, though it
is not probable that anything can be
done to avert the sentence pronounc
ed by the lower court.
The blasting for the sewer on
Walnut street made it very lively
for residents within 100 yards
of where the work was going on. Mon
day a stone weighing Is pounds
went through the roof of George
Smiths house and fell upon table
breaking quantity of table ware.
Mrs. Smith narrowly escaped being
struck by the stone and a number of
other people have had to do some
tall running and lodging. A great
many window panes have been brok-
en- in different places, some of the
stone fly 100 yards.
| EVERY citizen of the town should
constitute himself committee fone
to clean up the town. 1t is not nee
essary to enter into details on this
matter. This is the season when
there is more sickness than at any
other time during the year, and to
preserve health it is absolutely nee
essary to keep the streets and pri-
vate property free from all matter
that will purify or cause stencil.
If every citizen of the town would
take hold of this matter at once
there would be no danger of repe-
tition of the disease that was the
legitimate outcome of carelessness a
year ago.
A NEW YORK clothing drummer
was sadly left at the depot few
days ago. He had s four story
trunks and told baggage master
Williams that he carried only 900
pounds excess baggage, but Harry
had tumbled too many trunks to be
taken in, and proceeded to weigh
them. The New Yorker offered
Harry So to let his traps 60 at 900
but it did not work and he had to
pay $3.50 for 1000 pounds of cheap
clothing from here to Washington,
and to pile trouble upon trouble he
did not sell cents worth in town.
The next time he will only carry
along the store and leave the ware
house at home.
THE Fairmont Free Press says:
at is remarkable the amount of
money that is sent away from Fair
mont to foreign building association.
People who would not for moment
think of patronizing our home asso-
Citations take stock in foreign ones
and put their money in the pockets
of the agents who get fat at their ex
pense. The entrance fee once paid
is never returned to the stockhold
er, and when you want to withdraw
you get "scalped' and about half as
much back as you expected" We
don't do it that way down here. Our
people are too level headed. Nor
gantown has two home building as
sociations that are as sound finan-
cially as the Rock of Ages.
THERE was lively time at the
Highland Glee Clubs camp just be-
low town few nights ago. A man
had been skulking about the camp
for two or three nights and num-
Der of guards were put on duty. One
Of the guards halted the man who