The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-14
A. w. Jones


AduEtHthbS W ItIfdiu permanently at
heme hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
USE Clark's Leader Flour.
DIR. WIN. L. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Eice's store
FABLE and tea spoons in sterling
silver at II. 5. HAYES,
SILVER PLATED tea sets at
II. S. HAYES.
NEED a carpetY Hirschman's will
save you from Is to % cents yard
on it,
EVERYBODY smokes "Nun Nicer"
cigars. The best for 5cts. JOS r.
MILLER, Sole Agent. If.
BEST Western timothy seed 1915
and clover $500 at Posten's Can
you see the effect of cash? if not ask
the prices elsewhere.
LOOK. LOOK! LOOK!
The poor can eat oysters as well as
the the rich, select oysters only
20 cents can at Stinc's.
SOME men spend their time loaiing
when the world is suffering for work
and then talk about low wages and
hard times. That is consistency.
SHERIFF HARE gives an important
notice to Tax payers in another col
umn. 1t would be profitable and
much better for all hands to comply
with these notices
LICENSES to wed have been issued
to the following persons; Sept. 4,
Herbert +. Dorsey and Miss Ella
Runner. Sept. ., Albert r. Henry
and Miss Sallie Bayles, all of Mo
nongalia county.
g, W. HEWITT a prominent mer-
chant of Carmichaels, Pa, has re
turned home aftera ten days ride on
bicycle in which he covered 1116
miles going to Niagara Falls, Chau-
tauqua and points in Canada.
TIE Opera House Orchestra is
ready to accept engagements for re-
ceptions, parties or other entertain
ments. Capt. Farrow desires anotn-
er violinist and will give to begin
ners the first three lessons free of
charge.
THE colored folks are still very &C
tive making arrangements for the
emancipation celebration to be held
here on the oath. Some very notable
colored men will be here, among
them exCongressman Langston, of
Virginia.
l. c. WHITE has let the contrac-
for the building of an office adjoint
ing his residence. 1t will be a splen-
did building of brick and stone, will
contain fire proof vault and be ell
egantly equipped. l. N. Weaver has
the contract for the stone work.
THE most unnatural, deadly mons
ster that blackens the sunshine with
his contemplate presence is he who
tells of the misfortunes and sins of
others with relish and gusto and &C
tually gloats over the downfall and
ruin of a human being When sin
blights the future and blackens the
life of an individual, men and angels
weep and only devils rejoice YES
ton Times.
Remember after the Opera take
your girl to Stine's for Oysters.
Stine's has the best reputation in
town for serving Oysters. Remember
they are served just the same as they
always have been.
A. j. KINKEAD, of Halleck Monon-
gala county, was in this city on
Tuesday, and brought to our office
two large apples, the two together
weighing II pounds They are of
the Roxbury Beauty variety, and are
fine specimens. Mr.. Kinkead has
400 fine bearing trees, all loaded
with apples, of many varieties, and
thinks he will have nearly 5000
bushels this season.-Inder.
WITH all the building in progress
here, there is not house in town for
rent. A dozen families who are here
or contemplate coming can not find
places to live. A few are trying to
buy, others will be compelled to live
in boarding houses until they can
b uild. People who own eligible sites
for residences could make excellent
investments by erecting convenient
dwellings on them.
THERE is some complaint about
distractions in the streets adjacent
to new buildings and also the dig
ging in the streets. OF course any
reasonable person knows that these
things are necessary evils. We en-
dure them for the time to have very
much better Improvements. The new
buildings will repay a hundred fold
for the inconvenience and the sewer
age will be of inestimable value Be
fore long all this digging will be
completed and then we expect the
work of street paving to be com
menced. That will come as sure as
fate.
BUILDING association agents do
not succeed here, Several have tried
it within few months and have
gone away empty. This is not the
field for their work. For over %
years we have organized and man
aged our own associations and have
succeeded so well that score of
towns have tried to use our methods.
We have the most successful associ-
aticns in the country. They are
managed with care and judgment
and while fair are always profitable
All cur stock holders know where
their money is and how it is pro.
tected. 1t is impossible for a large
majority Of them to know this in an
organization whose headquarters are
in city five hundred or a thousand
miles away and where assets are
scattered in all directions. Building
associations are OF inestimable value
to town If the stock is all held in
the town and the management is en-
tirely local and has proper skill.
The Kingwood Argus in its last is
sue gave the people column lecture
on being gulled by foreign agents.
They have lost considerable over
there in this way.