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

/ any price. Miss MARY SEaAEe
II The Easter girl is due to appear In
all her glory next Sunday. Tue mil
liners no doubt have expended all
their ingenuity to help her appear
ance.
OUR churches will all have specia
Easter services next Sunday some Of
|. them on an elaborate scale. Furthel
: information will be given later in the
week.
THE newest designs Of Muslin De
/. sois and liberty silk at Miss MARY
SEMANs.
The papers are already reporting
, the first hail storm of the season, and
: as usual the people in the region in
which the storm occurred say the hail.
stones were as large as goose eggs.
/ II isn't strange that the situation
r in Cuba should be reported as assum-
ing more hopeful aspect. Old Gomez
, is Just about to begin distributing the
SO, 900, 900 sent over by Uncle Sam.
A PRETTY assortment OF baby caps
and MULE hats for children.
MISS MARY SEMANs.
IT is likely that the Sunday base
ball experiment will be tried in Wheel
. ing, or rather outside the city limits;
If the churches now making fight
against it, don't prove too strong for
the projectors.
THE ladies aid society Of the M. r.
Church will give box supper and
festival in the church on Saturday
night April 1st. Their friends are re-
quested to bear it in mind and make
their arrangements to attend.
The members of J. Plerpoint Nor
gan's bilIion-dollar anthracite combine
deny that 1t is trust. They say it
is simply "a community Of interests.
The length Of name isn't going to
make the price of coal any shorter.
The family of Hon. j. K. Ewing
received cablegram from Nathaniel
Ewing, dated Naples, Italy, stating
that they had arrived safely In Europe
and that his father had been sick but
is much better. -Uniontown News
Standard.
A NEW line of kid gloves; if we
haven't the size and color you want,
we will order for you.
Miss MARY SEMANs.
MoRGANTowN drummers travel in
all directions and the sales reported
are rather phenomenal With the
energy shown by our business men,
the free bridge and prospective rail
roads we are rapidly growing in i'm
portance.
WITH the prospects for another rail-
road up the valley also come rumors
OF numerous large manufacturing con-
Germs. Whether this is to be soon is
difficult to tell, but in the future the
entire valley WILDE dotted with manu-
factories from here to Pittsburg.
THERE is more activity among BIZ
! cyclists than ever and more will be
used this summer than ever before
The dealers both at home and abroad
and making every effort to extend
the trade and catch all who can be
induced to buy. Their extensive
sale it is thought will Interfere to
some extent with the livery trade.
| THE talk OF new railroad lines and
The extension Of others in this state
still continues. Inasmuch as great
deal of talk and discussion must al
ways precede such matters it is reas-
enable to conclude that the close of
the present year will see some of them
completed and others under way.
The Monongahela Valley will no
doubt share in some of them.
You can buy great big city paper
| for two cents, and you can also get
them for penny, giving columns of
news, but the news which you are in
! terested in most is not found in these
papers. The country paper is where
| you turn for real news, the court pro-
ceedings, the Institutes, the social
gatherings, and all about your neigh
bors visiting and visitors.
DIR. HALL requested the p. o. De-
partment some days ago to send new
| letter box for use Oh. the street here.
Pittsburg was directed to send the box
and when it came the Doctor discover
ed that it was ''second hand" and had
little crack in the bottom SO he forth
with sent it back and demanded
new one We want Miss Pittsburg to
understand we don't have to wear any
of her old clothes.
A SENSIBLE husband said to his
wife the other day, "Jane don't spend
a cent with merchants who don't adj
vertise." The wife, who is business
woman, replied, "You old goose, l
learned better long ago than to go
where | was not invited. You would
be an old bachelor now if you had not
I invited me to be your wife. Catch
me going to store without an invi-
tation. l guess not"
I COMPLAINT of the bad roads comes
from all directions and it may he added
that they will remain so until nature
dries them up. A great deal is said
and written about permanent good
roads and how to build them. This
/ is all well enough but our people are
not quite ready neither are they able
just yet to make more than beginning
inthat direction. 1t will come how
ever at some time in the future.
IT is rather novel coincidence
that while Col. Thos. B. Davis is the
leading Democratic candidate for
governor, that Col. Thos. E. Davis,
of Grafton, is receiving a boom for
the same office at the hands of the
Republicans. Who are YOU hollow
ing for when you yell ''Hurrah for
Davis?" Tom DAVIS also applies to
botL. And +. sounds quite bit
like B.-Parsons Advocate.
| THE announcement of the death Of
e. 0. Weidman was received here
with universal regret. Mr. Weidman
was an honorable, upright man, careful
in everything, consistent Methodist
bearing the esteem of all who knew
him. His wife was Miss Susan Reay
a daughter of Mr.. Charles L. Reay Of
Greenmont. His friends have the
sympathy of every one. Deceased had
SO, 900 life insurance and leaves bis
family some property besides.
The West Virginia Paper and
Pulp Mill case that has been on trial
at Cumberland for several weeks has
resulted in hung jury and the case
has been dismissed. 1t has cost the
state five thousand dollars and has
made numerous feuds start up.
What the owners of the mill will do
is problematical. One party alleges
that it will at once remove the plant