The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-11

uOmo utreuItcr anu Keep MS ONCE open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
Vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
Buy Sugar and Flour at Posten's.
Go TO Hirschmans for bargains in
everything.
DR.. w. e. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
IF any Man, Woman or Child
wants anything in the Shoe line go
to Waters Il Wilmington.
OFFICE hours 8. A. M. to 10 NJ; l to
8 P. NJ, DR.. A. L. Boyers, dentist.
Bridge and crown work specially.
STUDENTS forts can save money at
Posten's.
The best timothy seed for the least
money at Posten's.
THE Seneca glass plant gave its en-
ploycs holiday Saturday.
OVER 100 pairs of shoes, every one
of which are bargains at Posten's.
THE board of directors of the girls
industrial home have finally located it
at Salem, that place being the highest
bidder.
THE Isaac Mason brought in very
large excursion Friday from Waynes-
burg. They took the boat at Rice's
Landing.
A MARRIAGE license was issued in
Oakland, Nd, to Thornton Dalton
and Alice Nicholson, both of this
county.
IT will interest old soldiers to
know that the long-defer.ed travel
pay from place Of discharge home is
to be made good.
PARKERsBURG is about to lose the
home for incurables. And there
isn't another town in the state which
needs it so badly
Ii you want to prevent Fever
and Kidney trouble drink Gray's
Mineral Water. For sale by J.
G. McVicker, Druggist.
CHAs. F. GLENNs shoe store was
sold by the sheriff of Fayette county
a few days ago on executions issued
on several judgments. w. c. Mexican
bought it for $4,000.
THE Brown family will hold re-
union near Grafton next Saturday.
Prof. S. B. Brown is to deliver an adj
dress in response to the address of
welcome.
THE Novelty Company have had a
telephone placed in their store. If
you need anything in their line tele-
phone No A, Peoples line, goods de-
liyered to any part of town.
THE ancient order of United Work
man have paid Col. G. L. Smith, guar
dian of the children of Job S. Swind-
Ter, the sum of 49, in full of the
policy which Mr.. Swindler had in the
lodge.
The Postmaster General has is
sued new ruling regarding the
renting of postoflice boxes to minor
children. Before box can be rented
to them they must present to the
postmaster an order signed by eth
CT the parents or guardian giving
consent to them holding the box.
The fall term of the West Virgin
la University will open on the Sth
of September and not on the LIST, as
has been published in some of the
papers. The prospects are for the
most successful year in point of at
tendance and effective work in the
history of the institution. Inteiti-
geacer.
"BETTER goods for the same money
or the same goods for less money than
elsewhere" is not an empty phrase. 1t
means much here-much to us, for
it's the very foundation of this estab-
lishment. Much to you, for you save
time and money by operating here.
Buy suit, one of those new ones, and
you will soon learn the truth of this
Hirschman's
The officers of the West Virginia
national guard will hold camp Of
instruction at Charleston somn';-as
during the coming month fl the
purpose OF instructing the interior
officers in the proper discharge of
their duties. Major Charles Z. Nor
rison is busily engaged in making
the necessary arrangements for the
camp.
HERE is what our exchanges are
saying: Farmers, if you will follow
these instructions you need never go
to any expense to dehorn your cattle
which are now commencing to grow
up. Buy a five cent stick of caustic
potash, and as the little horns make
the first sign Of starting to grow on
the calf, wet them with little wa
ter and rub them over with the caus-
tic stick, and the calf will never
know that nature ever intended that
it should have horns
The Fairmont Free Press has
these items in its last issue:
Pittsburg capital is being inter
csted in a project to build $40, 900
summer hotel and a dozen cottages
on the Monon gahela river. An OPP
ton, it is said, has been asked ON a
tract of rs acres of land in West
Virginia.
S. G. Stewart, of Monongalia coun-
ty. was in town last Saturday. He
was accompanied by his son, Olney
B. Stewart, of Chicago, who holds
the responsible position of "claim
adjuster" for the Union Casualty
and Surety Co, Of that city. The
latter is here for short visit.
Our farmers are short on cattle
this year, which are now bringing
about two cents more on the pound
than cattle we're selling for last year.
The price being paid at present is
AZ to 5 cents. Last week Mr.. Tom
Conway, the cattle buyer for Coma
way and Watson, sold 800 head of
nice beef cattle and 1,200 lambs to a
dealer in Baltimore, and shipped
portion of them. He purchased
about 200 head in this county, and
500 bead in Monongalia county. Mr..
A. Pyles has been buying cattle for
a dealer in Pennsylvania, and pur-
chased over hundred getting "a
head in one bunch. Stock Of all
kind ia very scarce in this county,
and has bccii 80 FOR several ycaro.
sheep il selling at 70 44 cents for
lambs and FOR oId aheep,