The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-23

HIS services will please make note OF
this.
LADIES coats at Hirschman's at
$3 and S. worth from S. to SO.
BUSINESS at Rice's store is again
getting back into the former brisk
Channel.
PosrEN will save you money on oil
and many other goods if you will
give him trial.
You can buy the best values In
useful holiday presents of G. w.
John d Co.
For Catarrh and Cold in the head
use Antiseptic tablets, for sale at
Mcvicker's New Drug Store.
WHEN you need anything in the
drug or fancy goods line, remember
that j. G. Mcvicker has a large
stock
THE new storeroom built by JOSH
alb Robe on the site of the one burn
ed in South Morgantown, is COM
pleted.
GLOVES in kid, buck, cashmere
and fleeced, for ladies, gentlemen
and children. Best for the price on
ly at G. w. John & Co.'S.
THE Christmas holidays begin
Friday and continue two weeks.
AS usual majority Of the students
will go to their homes for the vaca
ton
WE have nice line of tin and
wooden toys, dolls, mufflers, silk
handkerchiefs, albums, vases, etc 1,
etc, at the lowest possible prices at
Hutchinson & Jacobs.
AN appropriate Christmas present
is good pair of shoes. They have
them in their usual good qualities
and can fit and please all best at G.
w. John q Co.'S.
II You want car load of No. l
timothy baled, and easy to handle,
chl at the Victor Mills. No need
TO wait till it is ordered. Always on
hand for cash at lowest price.
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 d Jacobs.
EVERY restaurant in town will at
tempt to Guido all competitors in it's
Christmas spread. There never
we're so many restaurants here as
now and it is probably question of
the survival of the fittest.
THIS paper was in error in print
ing that Rev. E. Price performed the
ceremony which bound the heart and
pension of Lewis Stoneking to Mrs.
Cozadd. Rev Alpheus Garrison was
the officiating clergyman.
For keeping out the cold, and
building up the inner man nothing
surpasses the choice hominy, grits
and pearl meals made by the Vic
tor Mills from choice selected new
white corn, when properly cooked
anu served. Cheapest food in the
market
j. G. WAGNER is assisting Mai. |
McGrew during the present rush of
express business. Both coming and |
going there is a great increase in the
business, more marked than ever
heretofore, and this when times are
generally conceded to be hard But |
hard times do not depress the cheer
hat seems TO possess most every soul
along about this season.
NOBODY need ask the ridiculously |
silly question, where do they get |
their whisky" if it were noticed the
number of agents Of wholesale liquor
houses who come around and show
the enticing methods, which any a |
genius could invent of ordering and |
receiving goods" on short notice |
This local option law makes the bus
mess of the liquor house agent fat.
j. w. CARRAco will remove to his
house on the Kingwood road, about
mile from town, at the time the
Odd Fellows take possession of the
property recently sold by him, and
retire from active business There
are few ifany merchants in town who
have been continuously in business
as long as Mr. Carraco. His store
seemed a fixture and will be missed |
The report is probably premature
that the Odd Fellows have already
made plans for including theatre
auditorium in the building they will
erect on the Carraco corner, though |
it is possible that plans may be
made. AS to the kind of building
to be put up nothing definite has
been decided. One thing is true:
The Odd Fellows may be induced to
include theatre in, the building.
The inducement would of course,
have to be in the shape of gener-
GUS sum subscribed for that purpose
THE Pittsburg coal men are going
W make another great and desperate
effort to have Congress make suffi-
Gent appropriation to buy the locks
and dams of the Monongahela navi-
CATION company and make the river
free. The distinction made between
The Monongahela and the Kanawha
will be presented in its proper light
The Kanawha's appropriation is for
the coming year to be unlimited, ac-
cordiug to the estimate. The Mon
nngahela has the same right to a
sufficient appropriation to complete
its improvements.
The arrangements for Christmas
entertainments at the churches this
year do not promise any elaborate
observance of the event that years
gone by was the best, the grandest,
most glorious of annually recurring
festivities in the lives, of the young
err members Of Sunday schools, not
speaking of its significance and bet
ter understanding by adult mem
bers. But Christmas will be enjoyed
Notwithstanding the beautiful story
of the Babe OF Bethlehem is taught
less and less year by year so far as
gorgeous public lessons are con-
ccrned.
The Uniontown Standard puts .
happy event in the domestic affairs
of former Monongalian in this
clever way: policeman Jud Sisler
was called on in case in court yester
day morning, and did not respond.
In the afternoon he came, swelling
with pride and chuckling with an
eye-twinkling accompaniment that
was dead give away. The secret
wouldn't keep long and when pressed
for an excuse for his absence, the