The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-11-03
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PROPRIETOR DEAN saws if the cool
weather rush continues the Mt
Chateau will be as much a winter as
summer resort.
The mandolin and guitar club
composed OF Misses Bessie Hagans,
Ruth Wood, Fannie Berkeley and
Flora Hayes is an organization which
plays well and it is a trea- indeed to
hear their music.
SPRUCE street is far and away the
longest street in town now. At the
north end it is almost as steep,
though not quite, as some of the
Fairmont streets, bat it is all very
pretty when one is up there.
THERE are three firms of tan bark
shippers here, who load several cars
every week at the South Morgan
town siding, give work to several
hands and teams and leave consider.
able money around in the woods.
BUMBo lane is rather homely
name at the best, especially is this
true as applied to what is now
brand, splinter new street. Council
surely should have more aesthetic re-
gard for the ornate nomenclature Of
the thoroughfares.
A BOND election for sewers is one
Of the things not likely to happen in
Morgantown for a good many years.
The system of sewerage is not yet
complete embracing all parts of
town, but very little work needs to
be done till it will be-
WHEN the regents buy the addi
tional ground from Prof White nee
essary to enlarge the University ath-
letic grounds, visiting foot ball teams
will not have to be taken to South
Morgantown to play But when will
the regents settle this matter?
In business man who was repre-
sented at the business carnival last
night didn't get dollars worth of
send off that man would not be
satifed with anything. But so far
as reports go there is no such man
hor is he likely to stay long if he is
mere.
The red fire and tin horns are here
but they won't buy individually just
now because they are not quite sure
on this Dayton question. So the
stock on hand makes an embarrass-
ing situation like unto a calculation
of the poultry stock previous to in
cubation.
GENERAL trade is much improved
this fail as compared with the same
season last year, speaking locally.
Merchants in various lines say this,
without regard to political opinions.
This time last year we were living
under the Mckinley law. This year
we are not.
In the report sent out from the
West Virginia State Weather Blu
reau, for the conditions prevailing
during September, Morgantown is
the only place mentioned where ice
formed during the month. II is not
an enviable reputation to be set down
as the coolest town in the State, but
that is the inference from the report.
READ the election law as printed
on the fourth page of this impression
and be guided accordingly, and then
in addition scratch off every name
except those appearing on the first
column. Let the column on the left
side of the ticket stand unmutilated,
while mutilating all the others, is a
brief direction to the casting of an
honest ballot, ballot for honest
government.
GROUND was broken Saturday for
the foundation of the business build
ling which the Union Improvement
company will erect at the corner of
Main street and Bumbo lane. This
building will occupy the entire front
of the lot, which comprises the north
hallway of the Mrs Richards house.
1t is to be of brick, three stories and
the design shows considerable archi-
tectural beauty. Huston q Domain
have the contract.
THE Athens Quartet is the latest
acquisition to the musical institu-
tions of the corporate bailiwick, com
posed of four ladies, each an artist
of considerable renown, namely, Mrs
j. W. Hartigan, Miss Gertrude
Hayes, Miss Susie Mayors, Miss
Gertrude Zearley. These accom-
plished vocalists will give a recital at
Commencement Hall en- the 10th of
November. Their repertory is ex-
tensive and all who go to hear them
on the occasion newfoundland they
may depend upon profitable ellen
tele-will be greatly entertained,
The New DOMINION made a test a
few days ago that may not be conclu-
sive of general honesty, but it points
that way. A pocketbook was placed
on the pavement opposite the office.
In short time man came along,
stopped, picked it up and brought it
over without looking inside of it. 1t
was put back, and next woman did
likewise Next four school girls
caught sight of it and in the rush
for it the hindmost yelled Justify to
carry it to the New DOMINION office,
which was done. All this time the
purse had not been looked into, but
the next person to see it was small
boy with hat too big for him. He
looked III, saw it was empty and
threw it far away.
Victor MILLS accounts are all
due in thirty days, or payable in
cash. By srtict compliance with
these terms only can we sell at the
low rates offered. Some of our Gus
toners have allowed their accounts
to run till long past due. Unless
settled at once by negotiable notes
that we can use in our business, or
by cash, we shall place the same in
suit. We buy for cash only, and
with the constantly increasing
amount of sales and business, must
make prompt collections. We still
keep on hands hay, -four, feed, meal,
chop and grain, all of the best quail
ity and sell at lowest prices consist
ent with a fair living. Call and buy
and settle that "little bill"
Cafe Chantant and Japanese Tea.
The ladies of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church will open a Cafe Chan
tant and give japanese Tea on the
evening of Thursday. November Sth-