The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-25


Price building, Main street..
PEOPLE coming in from the coun-
try can get the best dinners ct mod
crate prices at Hunt's re5taurint
HUsT's restaurant is a popular
eating place, where the fastidious
taste Of the most epicurean will be
pleased.
DR.. REYNOLDS will visit Weston
and some other points in this state
next week in the interests of the
University.
REpAfR Jobs of ali kinds will re-
ceive prompt attention if left at N.
f. Skaters store.
FARRow ARMS Co,
THOSE who thought there was to
be no winter around here, owing to
the result in Ohio, changed their
minds last week
Do YOU need anything In ladies
wraps or gentleinen's oyercoats2 We
will save you money If SO by calling
at Hutchinson d Jacobs.
Tuesday several car loads of tele-
graph poles arrived here and the
work of distributing them along the
line of railroad from here to Point
Marion begun.
The picture painted by Miss En-
ma White, which had been at the
West Virginia building during the
Worlds Fair was received by the
owner here on Friday.
john HuNT, the enterprising res
has dining room espee-
tally fitted up for ladies' His is de
the most metropolitan of any
establishment of its kind in town.
BRING us your rabbits, quails,
and pheasants on Tuesdays and Fri
days and your turkeys, chickens,
butter and eggs any day and get top
prices at Hutchinson & Jacobs.
THE postofllce department has or
dered that new postoflice be es.
tablished at Louisville, just as the
New DOMINION predicted. james
Hood is named as postmaster of the
Office
The telegraph poles along the
State Line road are being put up be-
tween Smithfield and Point Marion.
The line will be completed in a few
days and everything will be ready
for trains to Point Marion.
THE Point Marion Ferry Company
have their charter and are organized
with Ambrose Dilliner President,
James e. Sturgis Secretary and w.
L. Dilliner Treasurer. The ferry is
across the Monongahela river.
YOUNG America needs watching.
He COOS to the store for an article
and wants a dimes worth of some
thing for s cents or nickle's worth
for cents. He then pockets the one
or two cents as the case may be and
is happy.
Miss MAGGIE KELLY was attacked
by panther while gathering wild
grapes in remote part of Lewis
county, Her screams brought a
young man named Rinehart, who
was making fence near, to her rescue
and the panther was put to fight.
A. D. FRANKENBERRY of Point Mar
ion was last week appointed Justice
of the Peace by Governor Pattison.
Squire Frankenberry is the man who
as signal officer on Kenesaw, sent
that famous message to Corse, "Hold |
the Fort for / am Coming" And he
has the signal flag at his home to-
day.
CHICKENS are down to cents
pound, alive, and 10 cents dressed,
but tits not probable that they will |
stay that way long. 1t may not be
known, generally, but it is true, that
poultry and produce prices here are
controlled by the Pittsburg market |
A drop there means drop here,
and raise in prices the same.
LIEUT.. RAMSEY has an article in
the forthcoming number of the
AthenGeum concerning the militia
ry department of the University |
which sets forth clearly great |
many things relative to that feature
Of the course which is not generally |
known, The article should be read |
by all who are interested in the Uni |
versity.
FAIRMoNT will probably go consid-
erably in debt to pave her main
street, but the enterprise of her citi-
zens in making just such debt is
to be commended. Morgantown
could do no better than to contract
some wholesome debts that would |
serve as lasting benefits. To pave
and to build sewers are things that
must be done sometime
THE subscription list of the New
DOMINION has had greater percen-
tage Of increase during the past two
months than at any previous fall sea
son outside of campaign years, and
still the list keeps growing larger.
The people know that the New Do
MINIoN gives value received. They
also know that the claim made til at
this is decidedly the best paper for
all classes ever published in the
county is just and true.
A RESULT of the new train seized
ule is the postoffice closing at Z in
the evening, or whenever the Union
town star route mail arrives. Peo-
pie were badly fooled Monday even
ing when they went for mail a few
minutes after and found the office
closed, and the interior wrapped in
the darkest cloak in her wardrobe.
To get to the postoffice by 7 O'clock
for those who work all day is way
beyond the convenient point.
SOME seedy correspondent near
Elkins sends out report "that a
rich vein of silver ore has been dis
covered at Mingo Flats, Randolph
county Along about this time of
year is when the annual discovery
of that vein of silver ore takes place.
Some years it goes undiscovered en-
tirely. When it happens that way
they invariably bring out that time
tried story of skilled in bear trap"
The bear trap yarns have grown too
gray and feeble for use of late years,
so all the attention is given to the
annual appearance of the silver vein
Tons Of choice white and yellow
corn meal and hominy are being
shipped to Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
other points by the Victor Mills Co.,