The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-09
DIR. MORRIS. DENTIST

nNs"p vftftt III kdutOWDg IEOm tHt
time until April LIST. Any one needin
his services will please make note 0
this.
The styles in nobby capes ah'
coats shown by Hirschman's are at
tracing plenty of customers.
HrRscHMAN's have more mems over
coats and ladies wraps at reduced
prices than most large city stores
liz the three months of winter ar
to be like the first three days of DE
cember all the other cold weathe
signs are 80.
THOSE who thought there was t.
be no winter around here, owing t,
the result in Ohio, changed thei
minds last week.
Do YOU need anything in ladies
wraps or gentlenen's overcoats? w
will save you money If so by calm,
at Hutchinson Il Jacobs.
MONEY is still being borrowed ou
of the building associations for build
ing purposes, cold weather not seem
ingly having any effect on operations
BEAR in mind that in making VI
your list Of newspapers and period
icals you can frequently save tn,
price of one by leaving your order a
this Office.
DiPHTHERIA is raging among tn,
little ones at Fairmont Truly til,
town has been sorely afflicted will
fever among the old and diphtheri.
among the young.
1r you want car load of No.
timothy baled, and easy to handle
call at the Victor Mills. No neet
To wait till its ordered. Always or
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 TOT
prices at Hutchinson q Jacobs.
The many Morgantown friends O
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Baker extend
sympathy to them in their bereave
ment by the death of their little
daughter, Nola, who succumbed tt
diphtheria.
Mr.. S, F. GLAssoocK has com.
menced the practice of law His
card may be seen in another column
Mr.. Glasscock is studious, pains
taking young man and deserves the
confidence of the community.
MONEY talks, and cash buys more
than credit. Large daily sale fol-
cash at lowest prices prove this a
Victor Mills, where a large stock o.
grain, hay, flour, feed, meal, hominy
and bran is kept constantly on hand
YoU want to make money! Their
you should remember 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.
The Wallace House dinner OF
Thanksgiving was surprise even tc
the patrons who are accustomed tc
finding something excellent every
day. Fresh vegetables, oysters and
meats, fruits, pastries and everything
else necessary for banquet were
served.
They had especial cause for Thanks
giving at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Montgomery, at Charleston
On that day Mrs. Montgomery, who
was formerly Miss Carrie Dent, pre-.
sented her husband with ten pound
son. Monty" is almost tiekled to
death. Mother and child are doing
well.
The union thanksgiving service
was participated in by four churches
and the sermon was preached by
Rev. A. M. Buchanan. The sermon
was on rather new line and con.
tanned much food for thought. II
created considerable comment and
was received with great favor by
many. The congregation should have
been much larger.
The famous pictured rocks neal
Morgantown" are something like the
Randolph county gold mine-they
are topic which may be dug up an
nually by the city papers as especial
correspondence, without the nearest
approach to change in phraseology
from the notices the year previous
about them. Just now the "pic-
tured rocks" are again existing-in
the papers afar from here; in no
way nearer.
KILLMEYER, the Wheeling maker OF
melody, should read the new time
table of the railroads. He missed
his train and several dancers missed
him a few nights ago, in this town
But the girls were equal to the &C.
casion. and kindly alternated in
piano favors for the remainder of the
dancers. Killmeyer was out of his
fee, but the boys and girls had their
dance just the same.
AN effort is being made by the
Preston county friends of the Free
lands, man and wife, to get them out
OF Jail at Chicago for passing raised
bills. 1t is said that a slick article
named Spindler, who used to visit
his somewhat gay sisters here, had
something to do with the Freelands
getting into the business. They were
so green they couldn't work it. But,
then, they came from Preston, so that
explains it.
The telegraph line between here
and Point Marion will be finished
to morrow. The workmen on this
line have been putting up mile OF
poles day. No orders have yet
been issued to establish telegraph
office at Point Marion, nor will this
probably be done till the bridge is
finished, when the line ending on the
other side of Cheat will be Joined to
the one on this side. 1t all begins
to look as if it IS but short time
till the extension will be finished.
BETWEEN here and Uniontown, any
way near the railroad, there is but
little coal land that can be bought.
1t was nearly all bought up years
ago. As soon as the line is passed
into Fayette prices nearly double
we're paid for land, no better, with
the same kind and quantity of coal,
than land in this county There is
plenty Of this coal land in this coun-
ty between here and Point Marion,
most of it sold, too, but at no such
prices as the Fayette farmers de-
manded and received.
SOME sneak thief eutarad Prof I