The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-07-14
DRYERS, COLORS &C.

all the time. ANY one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait ON them.
WILL ST. CLAIR has bought out
the restaurant and grocery formerly
run by Ed Clear.
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.
In neighboring town an organi-
cation has just been formed called
the "Sons of Rest" We have some
people here who are eligible to mem
bership, at least they never work.
You could not select a better time
than the present to have painting,
decorating and paper hanging done.
A. w. Jones is specially prepared to
give you the most favorable terms.
See him now.
IT is a subject of remark among
visitors who have not been in Nor
gantown for some time that it has
grown and improved almost beyond
recognition. That is something that
can be heard every day.
The Postoffice has been open from
4:30 to $50 ON Sunday for two
weeks past and will continue so I'M
less otherwise announced. This
gives every one time to get their
mail and highly pleases great
many people.
THE packet James G. Blaine is
again in the trade between Morgan
town and Pittsburg after being re.
painted and generally overhauled.
She is now daisy and trip down
the Monongahela on her is one of
the most delightful to be imagined
THAT fellow Sprague who is an al
legged real estate agent and building
association manager is in reality a
bunco artist. He bids fair to meet
his deserts at last. Two more Pitts
burg victims are after him again
and promise to make it interestin g
for him.
THE B. & o. r. r. could not fur
nish enough cars at this point last
week for our shippers of cattle and
sheep and the most of them were
compelled to go back to the custom
of the good old days." before the
railroad was built, and drive their
stock through to Uniontown and
ship it on the p. r. r.
Col. THos. J. GILMORE has the
contract for laying board walk A
feet wide the entire length of Beech
hurst Avenue and University Drive
Way. Work was commenced last
week and the improvement will add
greatly to the value of real estate in
Beechurst addition as we'll as be a
great convenience to residents.
SEE HERE! The little bill you owe
at the Victor Mills is past due, and
as you bought at cash prices, and
promised payment in thirty days,
and we have to pay cash, you will
oblige us, and do justice to yourself,
as we'll as keep the wheels of trade
moving, by calling and paying at
once We don't want to place the
accounts out for suit.
The Morgantown Gun Club kind
of wiped the earth with our club at
the shoot down there the Fourth.
The Fairmont club was represented
by Messrs Dowden, Donnally, Be
bout, Coll, Will Fleming, Jamison,
Sharp. Out of $50 birds shot at by
each side, Morgantown won the
match by 41.-Fairmont Free Press.
just what was expected.
''IF we had more men who would
always speak as favorably of Nor
gantown as some of our ladies do, it
would be far better for the place
said gentleman yesterday. He
continued Il know half dozen la
dies who can see more advantages
and more opportunities in the place
than any dozen men / ever heard
speak of the town" No doubt true
and quite compliment to the sa-
gacity and foresight of the ladies.
The announcement in our local
columns of the reelection of Prof
Thos. E. Hodges as Principal of
Marshall College will be welcome
news to the thousands of friends oil
that excellent school. Besides be-
ing one of the best teachers in the
State, he is one of our best citizens,
always foremost in good works, ready
to help in every movement for the
material, intellectual or religious in
terests of the community. We pre-
dict the continued prosperity of the
State Normal School as long as Col
Hodges remains at the helm
Huntington AdUertiser.
The bronze fountain that Is to be
put up in front of the Court House
arrived last week and will be pour.
ing forth mountain dew" as soon
as the workmen can get it in place
The work of putting in the, watering
trough on the Walnut street side Of
Court square was commenced sever
al days ago. The fountain is being
put up by the county and the trough
by the town. The NEW DOMINION
was the first to suggest the advisa
bility of these improvements ant
everyone both in town and the coun
ty will be glad to know that the of
ficials have acted upon our sugges
ton.
THREE young men from Pennsyl
vania were here few days ago t.
see the sights, but got big jas
aboard and while painting the tow
bright crimson ran across Col. r
r. Fast and failing to draw the Col
into an argument on the tariff bill
the coal strike and everything il
general wound up by "cussing" tn
Colonel in the latest approved Goa
region Slavonic. The Colonel die
everything in his power to shake
the visitors but finding it impossible
to get away from them called pc
licenan who escorted them to tn
"Bald Eagle" where they spent tn
night playing checkers on the win
dows After those young men inter
viewed the Colonel in police cour
the following morning and contrib
nted their mite toward street i'm
proycment they signed pledge t
inquire who was mayor Of the mex
town they started in to paint befor
beginning the work,