The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-18
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will be at
home from the Goth TO the last of the
month until further notice.

G, r. HAYES new house on Pleas
ants street will be completed in time
to move into before Christmas.
The foundati on is up for a new
dwelling ON Alfred Protzman' &
Spruce Street lot. He will erect his
new house this winter, weather per.
hitting.
A NEW sewer is being built all
along DR.. Morris property ON Wal
nut street. After the sewer is com
pleted surface drain will be laid
on the top of it.
4F you want car load of No. /
timothy baled, and easy to handle,
call at the Victor Mills. No need
to wait till it is ordered. Always on
hand for cash at lowest price.
The new houses of John and Ed
Tough, on Beechurst, will be ready
for occupancy in few days. VIM. l.
Protzman's new dwelling on Spruce
street is also receiving its finishing
touches.
MONEY talks, and cash buys more
than credit. Large daily sale for
cash at lowest prices prove this at
Victor Mills, where large stock of
grain, hay, flour, feed, meal, hominy
and bran is kept constantly on hand.
The good people living up near
the pump station haven't got their
board walk yet and the probabilities
are that they never will till they
reach down in their own jeans to get
the money for the material and
work.
DR.. MYERS is man after the boys
own hearts. He has kindly profFered
the use of the new drill ground for
the foot ball teams of the University
besides furnishing the goals and
otherwise encouraging the vigorous
pastime.
KEEP your eyes open. you good
people in the border of the county,
and if the Greene county Mormons
try to promulgate their doctrines on
Monongalia's fair soil give them the
medicine that will make them leave.
The Mormons in Greene are not of
that county, in fact, but come there
to preach.
WEST MoRGANTowN is certainly
bidding fair to get in readiness to
challenge South Morgantown in the
matter of population. New houses
keep going up over there most all the
time. Some of these days West
Morgantown will get an incorpora-
tion bee buzzing around in her bon
net if she keeps on growing
FRED DERING, the successful
young sadder and leather goods
dealer, will in a short time establish
a branch house at Kingwood, which
he will put in charge of Grove
Cooper. The greater part of
the wares put on sale over there will
be made up here, though Grove hopes
to be busy all the time over at the
new shop.
THE Postmaster General has au-
thorized a standing reward of 81, 900
for the arrest and conviction of any
person who shall rob the mail while
being conveyed in mail car; $500
for any who shall rob the mail while
passing over star route, and $3.50
for any one who shall attempt to
rob the mail in transit. The reward
is to stand during the fiscal year
ending June &c., 1894.
SEVERAL of the gas burners for
street lights were twisted around on
Wednesday night after the effort at a
thuse resulted in disaster and de-
morslization. The lights would not
burn after the twisting and many
quarters of town were left in com
plete darkness. 1t was a mean trick,
the meanest kind of trick. The
truth is that new burners are needed
on all these lights, but that don't
excuse the spirit of downright devil :
try that animated the humiliation
of the street lights, for those perpe-
traitors are not reformers of illumina-
ting systems.
Tons of choice white and Yellow
corn meal and hominy are being
shipped to Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
other points by the Victor Mills Co.,
and then reshipped to West Virgin
ia and sold to our people as choice
foreign hominy and meals. Thus
does distance lend so much enchant-
ment to view that we pay freights
both ways and profit to the middle
man and retailer for that which we
can get at home without these adj
ded costs. Buy direct from the Vic
tor Mills Co., fresh ground meals
and newly made hominy for cash,
and save these extra costs.
GRASS is greener and more plenti-
full than it was in August or Septem-
Der, and this fact makes a great saw
ing in the scarce supply of feed that
all farmers hereabouts complain of
this year Last year, when feed was
plentiful, stock owners had begun to
feed long before this time in Novem-
Der which greatly diminished the
supply. This is saved this year by
the grass, the abundance of which at
this time is remarkable. A great
deal of feed was saved this year that
is ordinarily thought not worth it,
and this, with the grass, will make
the feed supply yet about on an
average.
WILEY steet's most miry portion
has been filled and covered thickly
with broken stone. 1t is that place
which always gets so bad in winter,
around the bend of the Wallace
apartment house grounds. 1t is
now fixed so that travel over it dur
ing the season when many commnn-
tiles are mud bound is possible.
1t has been known to be in such a
condition that it could not be driven
over, and then some of the farmers
would come into this Office and say,
sdon't talk so much about bad roads
in the country while you have a
street right here in town that can t
be driven over" It's all right now,
friends.
The enigma supper at the Pres
byterian Sunday School room Thurs.
day night was plentiful, for all who
were there had sufficiency in end
less variety to eat, pleasant, for
those who were there seemed to be
in an especially amiable mood, and
profitable, for it is found that $50
clear money is added to the fund Of
the ladies. The enigmas made some