The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-03
THE freshest groceries in tho citv

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MARvIN's fresh cakes and cracker.
at Nye's.
BEST California canned goods in the
city at Nye's.
Hon. Jos. MoRELAND is making ex
tensive repairs on his residence.
j. w. WILEs has moved into his
new house on Wiles' addition to Sun.
nyside.
The Misses Boughner are building
a handsome residence on their lot on
Prospect street.
w. S. BAKER Is to move in day OF
so into the house recently built by
him on Prospect street.
THE Misses Sembower have moved
into the vacant storeroom next to the
Western Union telegraph Office.
Mrs. JOHN who lives near the Uni
versity has bought the property onSun-
nyside now occupied by Rev. Z. w.
Ireland and will shortly move into it.
REV. E. PRICE had the misfortune
! to injure his back one day last week
and has been compelled since then to
refrain from any outdoor employ
ment.
BERT FLEMING is having a very
nice house built on Wiles' addition.
Until it is finished he and his family
are domiciled at his father-in-l laws,
Hon. Joseph Reiner's when they will
move into it.
JOHN PATTON, superintendent of
the M. r. r. was killed at Clarks-
burg some days ago by B. & 0.
train running over him. Deafness
prevented his hearing the train and
his death resulted.
| c. w. MAY well known law
graduate of the University has been
appointed as one of the regents of
the State Colored Institute. He is
prosecuting attorney of Lincoln
county. We congratulate him on
his success.
Mr.. L. w. CONWAY, of Laurel
Point, gives his price list and an in
yitation in this issue to people to
deal with him. Every one who knows
Mr.. Conway knows that he means
just what he says and that what he
publishes is just as reliable as what
he says. A young man of his enter
prise deserves to and will succeed.
THE individual who annually kills
the fruit crop is now at large and his
tales of woe are being loudly recount
ed. BY persons who are well posted it
is asserted that so far no appreciable
damage has been done as the buds
were not sufficiently advanced to be
hurt much. Still the peaches and
pears are probably damaged to some
extent but the apples are unhurt.
THE spring term at the University
begins tomorrow, there being no in
Permission between terms. The old
Easter vacation has been abolished
and the work of one term is laid aside
to be replaced by that of the next.
The indications are as far as can be
learned for quite nice increase in at
| tendance as several new students are
already on the ground. This term is
the shortest of the year as well as the
most agreeable.
THE lecture given last week by
Saburo Toyama was very much en-
Logged by those who heard it and
quite neat little sum was raised by
it. The gentleman is a well educa-
ted, observant man and his com
ments on the manners and customs
of this country were very much en-
ljoyed. His talk about the eastern
war was also very well received and
many strange truths were told of
that heroic struggle of modern civil
ization against the ancient one of
China. Altogether it was great
treat and those who missed it are
regretting it,
MAYOR KICK seems determined
to give all offenders the extreme pen
atty whenever they are cited before
him. Four celebrators replenished
the exchequer last week to the ex-
tent of $3.50 for various offences
against the peace and dignity of the
commonwealth ranging from drunk
and disorderly to just plain scrap
ping. The day for these little ex-
changes of courtesies has passed and
all law abiding citizens are glad of
| it. Laws nowadays are oftener dis
regarded than enforced and it is
pleasing to note that such is not the
policy of the present city dads. The
best way to repeal bad law is to
enforce it and the best way to use a
good one is to enforce it.
MOVING time suggests an ordinance
which would add very much to the
health and comfort of the movers.
Why not have an ordinance compelling
all persons on vacating house to
leave 1t in clearly condition? OF
course this is religiously done by many
people but there are those who violate
this canon of good taste and it is this
class of people usually whose trans
erosion is the most dangerous. The
condition of many houses is absolutely
menace to health. This should not
be permitted and it is easier to inaug-
urate the plan Of cleaning up now
than later. There are fewer violators
than there will be when the town gets
larger This plan is followed in many
places. Pittsburg especially being
noted for the vigor with which tits en-
| forced.
DIR HARDMAN, OF Wheeling, the
well known eye expert, will adjust
spectacles at Wallace House, Monday
and Tuesday April ~ and 10. Why
suffer with your eyes, when by the
aid of modern scientific appliances and
equipments he can detect and correct
the most complicated errors, restoring
perfect sight? Do you use glasses sold
by peddlers and incompetent self-sty
led opticians who have no knowledge
of the eye? They may do you untold
injury. Eyesight is priceless and
should have the best of care II you
have headache, blurring, dizziness,
neuralgia, spots before the eyes, in
Illumination, granulations, winking,
trembling spells, cataract, burning
and smarting OF the eyes, various ner-
vous and brain affections, entailing
not only positive injury to the sight.
but untold misery Gail immetli ately
Success Ii assured, Eyes examined
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