The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-12

somewhat higher than those OF this
place.
"THE tide of population is tow ard
your town" said a Uniontown visitor
here on Saturday.
BALLAST is spread on Lane Bros,
contract to nearly opposite Granville.
1t is broken for spreading below that
point.
PRoF. REYNOLDS is building q
bridge over the ravine between his
residence and the long bridge over
Falling Run.
The repairs on the Germania are
completed and she will be placed in
her old trade running to this place
in few days.
DIR. STRosNIDER, of Blacksville,
had a stroke of paralysis Monday
night, Oct. Both, and is lying in a
precarious condition.
The farmer who has not his farm
"posted" is the man the hunters love
and as n usual thing suffers no dam
age at their hands.
EGGs 25 cents a dozcn and butter
impossible to get at any price, 10 the
existing condition of this post cleo
ton period in this place.
THERE will he special session of
the county court, beginning next
Monday. The principal business
will be to canvass Tuesdays vote.
The finished railroad from UnioR-
town to Smithfeld has been taken
off the contractors hands. Trains
are not yet on the road. but will be
in short time.
Prescott, De Witt and Charley
White are at home from Princeton
Theological Seminary and were
among those who took lesson with
the Kangaroo ballot.
SOME of the unsteady inclined
young men have movement on foot
to organize another orchestra. 1t
should he named "Stick Together"
and the members should heed the
injunction.
THOSE students who were old
enough went to their various homes
to vote, except few who paired off
even Democratic and Republican
The most Of them will remain with
home folks till the end of the week.
The Peoples Building and Loan
Association No. 3. of Morgantown,
has issued almost $150,000O0 of
stock. 1t is much larger than any
Of the associations that have been
heretofore organized in this place.
The old house on Front street ad-
joining Leroy Crows residence in
which Mrs. Farnsworth had resided
for years is being torn down, and on
the site new dwelling will be built
by Mrs. Anna B. MADEIRA.
The B. & o. will probably not
put Sunday trains on the F. M, d p.
until the extension is completed
and the establishing of mail route
on the extension will mark the time
of Sunday mails in Morgantown.
L. ]. GILMORE q Co.. who had the
contract for grading Beechurst ave-
nue. from the University to it's ter
minus down the river, have compile
ted the work. The next thing the
projectors will do will be to bridge
Falling Run.
Hon. Frank Burt, recent candidate
for Governor on the Prohibition tick
ct and who was in Morgantown and
made speech ON last Thursday eve
ming, is the husband of lady who
formerly resided here, his wife hav-
ing been Miss Ollie Basnett. They
reside at Warrington.
THERE will be q ragman around
to buy up the old faded and useless
bunting in which Morgantown has
attired so frequently of late months.
She will go without these gaudy
and distinguishing marks of dress
until we send Democrat to Con
gress again in two years.
The work on the new theater
building is not progressing with any
marked degree Of briskness, but it
may be completed before the end of
the theatrical season, and then it
may not. The campaign has
good deal to do with making large
bodies such as theatres, move slowly.
N. E. SHARPER, the popular and
prosperous Front street grocer pro-
poses to erect business house on
the corner of Front and Peasants
streets, adjoining his residence re-
Gently purchased from E. W. S. Der
ing's heirs. He has not decided
when to begin on the proposed build
ing.
IT was not complicated question
about the negro railroad laborers
not being allowed to vote. None
but citizen can vote. 1t requires
years residence in the state to be
a citizen. They are not citizens.
They didn't get to vote. Had they
voted no doubt the paragons of vir-
tue, Monongalia's Republican office
holders, would have done the holy
horror actor else not.
LAST Sunday afternoon as Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson Hare were leaving
Mrs. Finnell's home on Sunnyside,
where they had been visiting, their
horse became scared and started to
run, the buggy coming in contact
with the gate post. The vehicle was
overturned and its occupants thrown
out, though neither sustained injur-
les of serious nature. The horse
was stopped by passer by. The
buggy was considerably damaged.
THERE is rumor that Point Ma
rion is going to have lot sale car
ried on, on large scale, and that some
capitalists are engaged now in hav-
ing additional wood working facto-
ries of all kinds locate there The
people down there seem to have
grasped a determination to make
big town of Point Marion, and it
need be no surprise if they succeed.
They have the advantage of being
in direct line with the upper Cheat
timber belts, and to transport timber
to that place costs very little. 1t will
also have the B. u o. railroad next
spring.
NEXT Friday night the man whom
DR.. Davidson, the director of the past
summers lecture course at Mountain
Lake Park, said, sis an educator, an
entertainer and an attraction for gen