The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-12
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at Posten's
WE don't care how often the wealth
er man misses when he tells us to look
out for rain or SNOW. He can't let go
too often to suit us.
The garbage has to go somewhere
and the decision has been made as
to where it is to go. But whether or
not the decision is to stand remains
to be seen.
THE trees will soon be iD leaf and
the lawns will be locking fresh and
nice. Those who have failed to set
out trees or to fix up their lawns can
then see what they have missed.
You can buy vanilla at Posten' S
for five cents that is as good as you
can buy elsewhere for ten.
JESSE L. TURNER'S new ad at the
end of the side walk leading into his
shop attracts great deal Of attention
from the curious. Its value as an adj
vertisement is very great.
THE strips Of earth between the
pavements and the sidewalks can in
many places be converted into things
of beauty by the use Of little work
and some grass seed.
THE council has decided that the
ravine back Of the Presbyterian grave
yard is to be used as dumping ground
but Spruce had not then been heard
from. The returns are now coming
in.
SPRING gives us promise OF really
being here but the tickle ia lie has done
this SO often in the past few weeks
and then given us the throw down
that we have very little dependence
in her fair promises.
THE roads are drying up very fast.
So good are they getting that wheels
have been ridden in from the Pump
Station and in few days if there is
no rain the roads up that way will be
in fine shape.
$50 WATER white oil delivered to
all parts OF town and suburbs at IL
cents by Poster.
JUDGE Farr of West Union, has es-
5ablished as rule of practice that no
Injunction will be granted without
notice to the defendants, unless some
reason appears why notice cannot or
should not be given.
BUY your oil at Posten's for 10
cents.
A ST. LOUIS girl Is suffering from
reading an account of case of spinal
meningitis, and the doctors say she
took it from super constituencies.
This is just the way perhaps that
Sampson caught the idea he won the
Santiago fight.
THE coal bought on the west side
is being taken up as fast as it can be
surveyed and the titles to the land alb
stracted. There has been great deal
of it taken up and the money paid on
it and the rest will go the same way
just as soon as the work can be COM
pleted.
PILLsBURY's flour at Postens for
so cents.
FENToN RICE will remove from the
present location into a business place
being built on Bumbo Lane as soon
as it is ready for occupancy. The old
rooms will be repaired and fixed up
until it is one of the best in town.
The location is all that is to be de-
sired and the fixing up will do the
rest.
HOUSE cleaning Is now in full blast
and the poor man who has to contend
with it has to take what he can get
and be thankful that he gets no worse.
The women who are experimenting
the work or doing it themselves think
that they have troubles of their own
and have no sympathy to waste on
the men.
THE cheapest store in town is
PosteD's.
The old platform below the depot
which was formerly used as a stor-
age place for oil and gas we'll sup
plies has BEEN removed. 1t has
stood there for many years and is
remembered by all the larger growth
of the boys of town as it used to be
famous rendezvous. 1t has given
place to tool house.
THE gardens are being cleaned of
over town and before very long they
will all be under cultivation. Such
weather as is likely to come will not
be allowed to slip past without an ef-
fort to make the most of it. The SUI
perstitious would have planted pota-
toes on st. Patricks birthday had the
day been favorable but they were
knocked out and have been anxious
ever since to get down to business.