The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-10-21
DR.. GEO. b. MORRIS will be at
home from the goth TO the last Of the
month until further nafice


ted horse Mack from Walter Hayes
FINE, Nobby Dress Overcoats, il
all shades and qualities, just re
ceiyed at Hirschman'
JAMES c. CRAWFORD, young mar
well known here, has been appoint
ed postmaster at Montana Mines.
JOHN Crow and family removed Il
Point Marion last week. Mr.. Grow
will erect dwelling house and re
side there.
QUITE a jolly party OF ID spent q
day recently at "the Cave picnicing
The party were chiefly members CT
the NJ +. Sunday School.
The Connellsvilie Courier init
rastes that trains are to be run be
fore great while on to Point Marion
from here. This is by no means
probable.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give an Enigma Supper
in the basement of the church on
Thursday evening, Nov. 8. This
will be something new, and rare
treat is expected.
j. w. PARKS has been selected as
tho cashier of the Kingwood bank
az place of Frank Heermans resigned
Mr.. Parks has been the assistant
eashior for many years.
The Morgantown boats are hand
ling many passengers ut present
The greater portion of the passenger
list is made up of people going and
coming from the Worlds Fair.
FEED of all kinds is very high, and
live stock of all kinds is very low
People who have to buy all their
feed are trying to dispose of their
cows, especially is this true of people
living in town.
The Grand Lodge of the Uniform
Rank of the Knights of Pythias cleo
ted Maj Thos. +. Snider Major CT
the Second Regiment. Mai. Snider
was at one time Commandment of ca
diets at the University.
The Main street extension is to be
improved. Council has made an ap-
preparation of 5000 to repair the
street, by laying tile drain and gra-
ding, from Prof Browns residence
down 80 far as the improvement
fs actually necessary.
CoN'r become composed over an
mont frn IN l,a he, ~.
For some reason the Barnum d Bal
ley aggregation has decided that
but one performance will be given
here, and that will be in the after
noon. If you wait till night your
friends will see a much disappoint-
ed person.
STREET COMMISSIONER HITE has a
force of hands at work macadamiz
ing Wiley street from Spruce cross
ing to around the bend beyond the
Wallace apartment house. The i'm
provement is at the proper time to
prevent the stick in the mud that
teams always encountered there dur
ing winter
lr will be but few short weeks,
certainly not months, before Morgan
town will enjoy the convenience of
SuadaS mails. This is all we have
iaceed for some time to complete the
many things that have so recently
cun.e to us that make life really en-
joyable. The Sunday mail will come
with the completion of the B. d o.
extension.
HE University got an award from
the Mines and Mining department
of the Worlds Fair on limestone.
Many awards to West Virginians
FROM this department were made
enough to make famous among all
who competed in the same classes.
Prnhably more awards were made to
this state than to any other ono
from the department named.
GROUND has been broken for the
foundation of the residence structure
to he built by c. r. Hayes, on the
site of DR.. Turner's office. This
small building has been removed to
Huston h Domains lot on Spruce
street Mr. Hayes house plans re-
veal commodious edifice and it will
be notable addition to the archi.
tectural beautifycrs of our thorough
Fares
WHEN Judge Meredith disposes of
a motion in court, he does so by elu-
cidating every point involved clearly,
explicitly and understandingly. At
torneys here say it is, for the reasons
given, pleasure to practice before
him. This is the first time Mr. Mere,
dith had been called to the bench
specially, but business proceeded
without embarrassment, hitch or Jar.
People sometimes call men like that
liable jurists."
LEB. BARTHLow had an honor
thrust upon him that had escaped
previous newspaper mention. I'm
mediately preceding the time for the
encampment of the West Virginia
National Guard on the old home
stead of Senator Kenna, near
Charleston, Leb. was appointed
Quarter Masters Sergeant by Col.
Fast. He has just returned from
Camp Kenna, the duties of his posi-
ton having necessitated his remain
ing for some days after the regiment
had gaily marched away.
The Rev. Mr.. Shellheimer was
here last week and made arrange.
ments to lease municipal hall for a
period of three months for the pur-
pose of holding evangelical meetings.
Mr. Shellhcimer is one of 100 evan.
gellsts who some time ago were or
gained in Pennsylvania. These re-
llglous workers are divided into
bands of three men each, and one of
these hands will be working here in
a few evenings. They are of the
faith known as the Free Methodists.
Their meetings will be held nightly,
and are supported by collections
made twice week.
Prices of grain and hay, flour and
mill feed, huctuate greatly within
the range of few days. A buyer
who Matches the market, and has
ample store rooms, can order by tel
egrapb, taking advantage of every
break or depression in prices to
stock up, and so sell at lower prices
to consumers. This is constantly
done by the Victor Mills Co. All
their purchases are made by wire, by
car lots, for cash, and upon each de-