The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-18


Terms reasonable. Miss Farrow.
Front ST.
ScHUMAss Quartet Concert Com
pany--Commencement Hall-Sat
urday night.
THERE has been call for foot ball
players among the students, but they
don't seem to kick at a matter like
that.
NEXT Monday the new time table
goes into effect On the F. NJ d p.
and the change will be just as an
ticipated in this paper last week.
A GREAT attraction at Commence
ment Hall ON Saturday evening will
be the Schumann Quartette. 1t is a
refined and very delightful entertain
ment.
OK and after Monday next the
mails will be collected at 4:30 and
$50 A. NJ. and 2:50P.M. All who de-
posit their mail in the street boxes
should make note of this.
THE Buckhannon Banner advises
people to keep their fues open this
kind of weather. It's peculiar the
nature of advice that sometimes
comes from the interior-of the state.
THE coal development will come
both ways when the extension of
the railroad is completed Above
us and below US on the river there
is coal that is bound to be worked
PAT. BANE, an old soldier, of Min.
even, Greene county, Penna., who is
seven feet tall, advertises for a wife
who must be at least six feet and six
inches high. Pat seems to have high
notions.
The charitable organizations of
Uniontown have been called upon by
local writer to prepare for the re-
lief of the poor of that place through
the winter, and he states that unless
it is done there will be great amount
of suffering.
YoU want to make money? Then
you should remember a penny saved
is penny earned, and so earn money
by buying grain, hay, feed chop.
hominy, meal and -four of the Victor
Mills Company, who sell at lowest
prices for cash.
CHARLIE SMITH machinest at the
pump station, had the middle finger
of the right hand badly mashed Sat
urday. He was repairing a portion
of the machinery when his finger
was caught by one of the striking
hammers. He will be disabled for
some days, but amputation will not
be necessary.
People who habitually live with
in their incomes are never heard cry
ing about "hard times" The people
who expend their last penny and use
their credit besides are the ones who
get squeezed most by and howl the
loudest at "hard times" The Amer
lean people are daft on the gu bject
of keeping up appearances"
WE WILL sell you baled hay, of
first quality, shelled or ear corn,
white oats, corn and oats chops, bran
of every grade, red dog or middlings,
meals, hominy and flour, at lowest
prices for cash Why buy on credit
at a higher price? Pay day will
soon come even on the longest credit.
A cash business is q safe business
for both parties, and best as well as
safe-Victor Mills Go.
JOE WooD, Russ Huston, DR.. Jos
eph, Len Smith, j. L. Henderson and
Rrosy Hoge went to Mt Morris
awheelback Sunday. The trip over
was made in less than two hours.
good time considering the rough
portion of the road up the run from
Stnmptown, where considerable
walking had to be done. They ate
dinner with A. G. Bradley, formerly
of this place, and had merry time.
THERE are some hopes entertained
for the recovery of Mrs George Sis
Ter, who was burned nearly to death
at her home at Stewartstown last
week. Her condition is such, how
ever, that lille hangs on very dell-
cate thread and for several days it
was thought almost impossible for
her to live. There has been no
cessation of suffering from the ter
rible burns which cover her body.
If you want anything in our line,
come and see Us, get cash prices,
compare with prices of other dealers.
and buy where you can get the best.
goods for the least money. 1t is
your duty to make your money go
as far as possible these hard times,
and it is little trouble and will pay
you to call and see us, and get prices
on hay, grain, earcorn, flour and all
kinds of feed. Deliveries made in
town on all small lots without entra
charge. Leave orders at office of
Victor Mills Company.