Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-15

MISS MARY SEMANs has announced
a Summer opening of pattern hats
at her store on Thurday and Fri
day, April 18th and 10Th.
WEAvERs are doing business at
the old stand and are better prepar-
ed than even to give their customers
| first class service.
Mr. GABLER the druggist has an
entirely new stock of everything
Fresh drugs, new novelties, in fact
not an old nor stale article In the
whole stock.
THE city should make great effort
to induce some new factories TO locate
| here. Labor is wealth. To grow
fast there must be more manufacture
les come.
IN nearly every town there is usual
| ly merchant whose advertisement Is
read day by day and week by week,
| year in and year out. He may not
have much to say, but be says 1t in a
way TO command attention. He has
the "sense OF news and has caught
the trick OF telling his story well.
A MISSION is being held in st.
Francis de Sales (Catholic) church in
Seneca by Rev. Father Bernardine a
Passienist from Kansas. The mission
will last until next Sunday morning.
Services every evening at 1880. On
! Sunday at 1880 in the morning the
closing exercises will take place. All
are invited.
Ir was impossible to hold services
in the Protestant Episcopal church
yesterday as there was no heat to be
had, the gas having been turned of
by some mistake. 1t was great
disappointment to all as special mu
sic had been arranged. Next Sun
day the Quartette will render the
same music.
PRICE Bros, OF Ellington, will erect
this Summer large and costly bus
mess building on the Southeast cor
ner of Walnut and Front streets. II
T. Pickenpugh follows suit on the
opposite corner (the blacksmith
shop site) and Hirschman's build on
the Vernon hotel corner Walnut
street will be greatly doomed 1t is
the second business street of the
city. When the railroad double
tracks. as it will be bound to dc
sometime, the depot will be at the
wharf. Walnut is destined to be
the chief rival of High street, per
haps the leading business street OF
! the city.
MISS MARY SEMANs has announced
a Summer opening of pattern hats
at her store on Thursday and Fri
day, April 18th and 10Th.
WALNUT street from Front to the
river needs attention. 1t can hard
ly be travelled by teams. The mud
is from 6 to 15 inches during rainy
weather.
ATTORNEY General Freer has rem.
dered an opinion to the effect that
foreign building and loan associa
tions doing business in the State
shall pay tax upon the amount of
business done, resulting from the
sale of shares, the collection of fines,
dues and premiums, and that the IL
cense tax shall be in the proportion
such business done in the State
bears to the amount transacted, but
in no case less than one 500. The
decision has no bearing upon do
nestle concerns.
WHEN a railroad is built from
Pennsylvania to Fairmont on the
West side OF the river a coal field
35x35 miles will be at hand to mark
ct the world Enough coal is there
to supply the fuel demand of every
nation for many years. All this
coal 8 #. vein, has been bought by
companies at from So to 800, most
" at about $25, per acre. The
little that is owned by farmers along
the river is held at from 1925, to
$3.50, per acre. The coal sold much
too cheap. This vast and rich coal
field is sure to produce great pros
perity for generations to come