The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-29

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stage.
: IF it keeps showing all summe
the question Is, when shall we e
/ our paving completed7
MoRGASTowN when ever she al
temps a thing does it up BROW
That is what will be done in th
: case of the Elks benefit.
] THE business man who at this lat
day says he doesn't believe in new
paper advertising simply writes hin
, self down ga back number"
Flowers for the Easter seaso
i will be in great demand. Bette
leave your orders with David Chad
wick early or you may be unable t
get any.
! THE apple buds are swelling rapid
| ly and In case they are not checked b
the cold snap they will soon be in flu
| leaf. There is every promise Of yer
heavy bloom.
THE sportsmen of Connellsville hav
recently stocked the farms with TWEEN
ty dozen of Tennessee patridges, il
order to restore this game to that par
, OF Fayette county.
/, The boom on the West Side i
beginning to attract notice A larg
number of lots have been sold owe
there in the past few days and Cher
Is demand for more.
SOME one who evidently possessed
considerable wisdom said: IF yol
are ont of a job rent piece O
ground and raise enough vegetable
to keep you the coming winter.
! MORE bicycles will be In use durin,
the summer of 1890 than ever befor,
by perhaps so per cent. The peopl,
Who predicted few years ago tina
tue bicycle had not come to stay have
taken back seat.
SUNDAY mail service has been dis
continued in Uniontown. The minis
tiers association some time ago started
a move against it and secured the sig
natures of large number of people tt
a petition against it.
Ii rs a great wonder the interest
| people take In the weather reports
They stop and look at the reports
every where they are displayed and
talk about the probability Of the pre-
diction coming true.
THE walls of the Wilson block which
was burned at Uniontown on the sec.
ond of last July have just been pulled
down. The wall was of stone and
seemed to threaten everyone who
walked along Main street.
THE New York Herald says the ter
rible fire in the Windsor hotel in that
city by which so many lives were lost
was started by a man dropping a
lighted match with which he had
fired cigarette, into lace curtain.
THE state Medical Society will hold
its annual meeting in Weston May
| 18th, 18th, and 10Th. The local phys
icians and the citizens are already
making arrangements for the meeting
| and will cooperate with the society
to make the occasion profitable one.
GREEN goods artists are sending
their circulars broadcast over the
country again. They are not likely
to catch any suckers hereabouts as
nearly all our people read their home
papers and are advised of such
games.
Mr.. d. r. TAPPAN, who has been
connected with the G. d. & p. Tele-
phone company, has leased the Watson
Hotel at Fairmont and will take
charge April the 1st. 1t is not stated
as to whether Mr.. Tappan will sever
his connection with the telephone
company.
IT costs the people of the United
States twenty million dollars yeal
to be born, three hundred million
dollars to be married, seventy-nine
million dollars to get drunk, is the
way Kansas editor has figured il
out. No wonder people complain Of
hard times.
The Experiment Sta1lon now has
weather flags flying from flag staff
in front of the building. The peo-
pie who are interested in knowing
what kind of weather is to come can
find out bv looking at the fiaos az
thew float over the station.
F.purps who have walnnt t.oos
on their lands nav havo h;o for
time II they will hold On ~ +hos,
trees awhile Onlv few dave ame
one man sold fifty walnut trees fo,
which he received $1,000 in cash
This was in MICHIGAN hpt tbero we
;,st as nood waln,,3 zoos ~ W.,
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IhE fietsourg Daily news is The
nlosI popular evening paper tnat comes
Dere ana more OF tnem are soid than
q all otners combined except the NEW
Doa'N.oN =. ~ 70 ai"ays niieu WIN
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WIZ NC uoii'eieu luz siA oellos week.
ONE OF our biggest building asso-
Citations will pay out the last of its
stock by next fall after having run
the present series little over seven
years There have been no losses
A new series under the same charter
will at once be opened and it is more
than probable that stock to the
amount of two hundred Thousand
dollars will he taken
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