The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-03-24
DIR. MORRIS. DENTIST

Time until Aprli ISL ANY one neeulng
his services will please make note Of
this.
TICKETS for the Athens Quartette
are for sale at McVicker's drug store
A NEW bank has been organized in
Parkersburg of which Marion Dur
bin will probably be cashier.
Our job room is full of orders for
all classes of work A rather good
sign of returning business activity
GEORGE WASHINGTON never went
fishing or at least not until after that
little Ratchet incident gave him his
record for veracity.
BEEcHURsT avenue will soon be in
excellent trim as a driving course,
but pedes trians will still proceed To
travel on Standard Way.
ABOUT $4,000 of the $4, 600 wanted
has been subscribed for our proposed
fair association. Every hing points
to the success of the enterprise.
Mr.. KINsEY FIFE, one of the old
est citizens in town says: "You have
never seen such March. 1t is the
finest weather Eve ever seen in this
section"
The new firm at the Morgantown
Mills have begun nicely and are do
ing good business. Both are clever
gentlemen and we want to see them
prosper.
u. F. YosT wears the belt among
fisherman. A few days ago he land
ed pike at the mouth Of Decker's
creek that weighed 354 pounds and
measured over four feet in length.
MORE residences have been built
in Morgantown, including the ones
built in less than a mile from town,
during the last three years than
during the half century prior to 81.
MANY of the young gentlemen OF
the University will go home this
week after their examinations to
spend few days between terms.
The spring term begins April 9th.
THos. M. JoLLIFT is putting up
in fact has almost completed-a very
fine roller mill at Smithtown 1t will
he managed by w. w Jolliff. We
hope Worth will make fortune out
of il.
AT the recent conference of the
Mormon church held at Metz, Mar
ion county, the fact was made public
that there are over 1000 members of
the Mormon church in West Vir-
ginia,
OLD fisherman say that the sewer
erage water from Fairmont and other
towns above here is playing havoc
with the fish and they are all leav-
ing the Monongahela for the small
streams.
ELI PERKINS will lecture in Nor
gantown to morrow Thursday
evening. This gentleman is one of
the most famous lecturers in the
country. No doubt large audience
will greet him.
The entertainment to be given on
Friday evening the 23rd in Com
mencement Hall by the Athens Quar-
tette will be good. Every one in and
about the place ought to attend. Ad-
mission 35 cents.
The advertising fakir strikes it
rich when he visits Morgantown.
Some people think it better policy to
give their money to beat than to
invest it in advertising in a respect
able newspaper that is read by the
public.
Miss BURNETT will lecture at
Bethel church near Vaudeville, on
Sunday evening next at 1880 on
missions in Utah ard the South
Miss Burnett is very excellent lady
and has thorough mastery of her
subject
WE make speciality of taking or
ders for engraved cards. Within
the past week we have supplied Gus.
toners with nearly fifteen hundred.
There is nothing in the line of print
my, binding or engraving that we
do not furnish on short notice.
The mormons of this state held
their semi annual conference at
Metz, Marion county last week. We
suppose there is no human law to
prevent man from being mormon
if he wants to, but we have our opin.
ION of any one who wants to he.
SAMUEL FREELAND and wife, of
Preston county, who were arrested
in Chicago some months ago charged
with raising and passing spurious fiji
ty dollar notes were found guilty in
the United States court in that city
Both will be sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary
Mr.. c. E. MARTIN is here repre-
senting the National Building and
Loan Association of Charleston.
This association is conducted on a
somewhat different plan from ouI
local associations, but very good
one. Mr. Martin will endeavor tc
form branch here.
KING & JENKINS, the Grafton Flor
lists, have an unusual supply Of flow
ers for Easter. The roses, carnations
and lilies are particularly rich and
luxurient. Orders sent them always
receive the best attention. Send your
order at once to insure that 1t will
be filled in it's turn.
The editor of the Mount Sterling
Ky Times printed what he
thought was a graceful obituary
notice, winding up with the perfume
tory statement that ".the deceased
had gone to a happier home" He
is now the defendant in libel sui
brought by the widow,
The University has been burglar
lied twice within about two weeks
DR.. Hartigan's room was entered ant
some microscopical glasses and othel
things stolen. Fortunately the mor'
valuable once we're overlooked by thu
thieves. A few nights later the Com
mandant's room was broken into ant
lot Of stationery and other things
taken. Suspicion points strongly tt
the thief and it is more than likely
he will be apprehended
lhbhE 10 hoo ~ ocutei COUNTY III
the state than Monongalia. Her sol
is productive and she enjoys NAM
advantages that are denied othe
sections She should be one of TIL,
wealthiest counties. If she does no
soou become so it is the fault of hel
own people. Farmers should neye
allow a dollar to go out for feed
flour grain or any other item tina