The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-15
Remnants at your
own Price. Many of
them of the richest
designs.
This unusual offer
will be good for a short
time only.
Skaters,
Front Street.

VICES Gun Hnu MIN always prepared 10
wait on them.
DIR. VIM. E. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store, Main street.
Hirschman's store will be closed Mon
day, Oct. LIST. and Wednesday, October
10th.
Our new water supply will be
splendid and will relieve us of the
necessity of using river water.
CIRCUIT court will convene on
Tuesday, October 8. The list of jur-
ors will be found in another column.
FoUND:-In the post Office foun-
tain pen; owner can have same by
describing it and paying for notice,
at this office.
REPUBLICANS universally concede
the defeat of Dayton. A few of
them talk openly and say the mat
ter is settled in advance.
DR.. WADE and John Hackney were
thrown from their buggy in South
Morgantown few days ago and the
latter was very seriously hurt, though
he is recovering.
Mrs. SARAH GILBERT one of our
esteemed ladies has placed the New
DOMINION office under obligations
for basket of fine grapes.
IT is a subject of remark that there
is less petty thieving and less bad
ness generally on the surface here
now than for some time past.
THAT Fairmont divorce and dam
age suit is still making food for the
gossips. And they have number
not yet made public that also keep
tongues wagging.
The persons interested should
hurry up the paving of the street on
the south side of the court house.
1t would add more than its cost to
the value of adjoining property.
The rapidity with which the Odd
Fellows building is going up is a
subject Of remark. And when finish
ed it will be very imposing struc-
ture and an ornament to the town.
The democratic county conven-
ton will be held on Saturday next.
Considerable interest has been shown
and . good meeting will be held.
Every democrat in the county should
attend.
JOHN F. Chips, of Clinton, wears
the belt as the champion sweet po-
tato grower. We were recently
shown one raised by him that weigh
ed BIB. u OF. That is the largest
one of the season.
DR.. j. P. FITCH has been thinking
of locating in Denver. The COM
munity can i'll afford to spare him.
His health is not as robust as form
erly and for this reason the change
has been contemplated. He has not
yet fully decided.
MERCHANTS who sell playing cards
should note carefully the fact that a
revenue stamp for two cents must be
attached to each pack. The stamps
can be procured from the Internal
Revenue Collector. A penalty of
$50 for each pack sold without a
stamp is provided.
Our clever friend, VIM. Peterson,
never forgets the New DOMINION.
Yesterday he presented the office
with basket of the finest grapes of
the season. Mr.. Peterson is scien-
tific fruit grower and has many
choice varieties though of course the
present season all kinds failed. He
has our thanks for his kindness.
A MOVE is on foot here to organize
\ a new bank and considerable prog
ress has been made. The idea is to
secure the building now occupied
by the Second National as soon as
the latter moves into its new quar-
tiers. The new bank will not be on
the national plan. 1t is understood
the capital can be raised with little
trouble.
The rush of veterans to Pittsburo
began last Saturday and every train
and boat since has carried a goodly
number The first was Post from
Buckhannon in special car that
they will keep during their absence
On Sunday morning the steamer
Adam Jacobs was unable to handle
the crowd and it has been so pretty
much all the time since.
Mr.. S. C. STEWART, one of the best
Informed farmers of the county re-
Gently bought some very fine sheep
in another county saying he intend
ed to increase the number of sheer
he kept as the price of wool would
now soon be at figure that would
pay. Mr.. Stewart understands the
blighting effect Of high tariff on
the farmer and is highly pleased at
the prospect of better times under
the Wilson bill.
SOME of the Fairmont sports are
inclined to jubilate great deal over
the alleged defeat Of Morgantown al
the late ball game in Uniontown
When it is remembered chat not {
single man from Fairmont played in
the nine and that the hackers o.
Fairmont squealed and took Their
money back, we don't see much rooE
to crow. Even then but for the sci
out of couple of players Fairmon
would not have been considered in
the game.
VICTOR MILLS accounts are all
due in thirty days, or payable, in
cash. BY srtict compliance with
these terms only can we sell at th;
L5w rates offered. Some of our Gus
toners have allowed their account.
TO run till long past due. Unless
settled at once by negotiable notei
that we can use in our business. O
by cash, we shall place the same il
suit. We buy for cash only, and
with the constantly increasing
amount OF sales ard business, mus
make prompt collections We still
keep on hands hay, -four, feed, meal
chop ana grain, all Of best quality
and sell atrIowest prices consfsten
with a fair living Call end Wy ant
settle that little,