The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
Hirschman's Store will be Closed
Monday Oct. LIST, and Wednesday Oct.

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the market The crop was never
known to be larger in this section.
The drought has been entirely
broken. No doubt the next com
plant will be Of too much rain.
THE small boy isn't happy. He
has started to school and he does not
enjoy the restraint Of the school
room.
NEW postoflices have been estab-
lished at Vanvoorhis and Hoard's 8.
The latter is at Lock No. 0. These
offices viii be quite convenience to
considerable number of people.
Sol FRUM and Hood Barnes, of
Clinton, have been shipping Sheep
to the East Liberty market with
some success. We would be glad If
they would make fortune.
OUR Prohibition friends held
convention at Laurel Point on Sat
urday last and nominated a state
senator and county ticket. The
Secretary failed to furnish us a copy
of the proceedings so we cant give
them
DR. P. B. REYNOLDS will address
the Young Peoples Society Of the
NJ. p Church on Sunday evening the
23d. DIR. Reynolds is one of the
best speakers in the country and
all who attend will be entertained
and instructed.
A GENTLEMAN was here yesterday
who had not been in Morgantown
for several years. He said TO the
New DOMINION that he was almost
unable to locate himself as the town
had improved and grown so much
that be scarcely recognized it.
TIE Executive Committee of the
Board of Regents was IN session here
on Tuesday and audited the accounts
Of several months besides doing a
considerable amount Of routine bus
mess Four of the five members were
present, viz: Colonel Robinson, I.
J. Farnsworth, Col Smith and Jos.
Moreland.
DANIEL O'GRADY has taken the
contract to carry the mail from Nor
gantown to Stewartstown daily for
the next year. Unlike many of the
smaller contracts this one pays near
ly enough money for the work re-
qaired. We hope Dan will have lots
of fun and make some money on the
contract.
PEOPLE who enjoy quiet game
Of euchre, or draw, and have no play
ing cards, are impatiently awaiting
the arrival of revenue stamps. There
is now heavy penalty imposed for
selling cards without a two cent
stamp placed upon them and the
stores that deal in them have not as
yet procured the stamps.
THE Greensboro correspondent of
the Standard says: GREY W. J.
Eddy of the Baptist church preach
his farewell sermon to the church
here last evening (the 16th). He
returns to the University of Chicago
to complete his studies in that in
stitution and bears with him the
best wishes of this whole communi-
ty.n
THERE are between forty and fifty
children in Cheat Haven who will be
deprived of school privileges this
winter, as no school house has been
erected. J. W, Bowers very gener-
ously offered to furnish house for
school purposes the coming winter,
if the school directors would find
and pay the teacher, but his propo
aition was not accepted as there is
no surplus To justify the directors to
do even that much, so says one of
them.-Genias Of Liberty.
EVEN if you should get the city
paper for nothing aud q little boot
for reading it, your home paper is
the one that deserves your loyal
support. 1t is your home paper that
fights your battles, rejoices with you
in your prosperity and condoles with
you in your afiiiction. When any
thing good can be said of you it is
the first one to note the fact 1t is
nearer you than any other publica
ton. Even if you have no other con
sideration you can't afford from a
financial standpoint not to take your
home paper.
The alleged defeat of a Morgan
town baseball club by Fairmont has
set the people of that town wild with
delight and caused their wheels to
whirl at such rapid rate that if
belt flies off the only thing that re
mains to be done is to put a roof over
the "Hill Side" and call it the Third
Asylum. They even got out fam
ing poster announcing the defeat of
Morgantown when not Morgan
town or Fairmont man played in the
game. Brethren, put brake on
those wheels or slide rail between
them ere it's everlastingly too late.
VICFoR 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 constan tly increasing
amount of sales and business, must
make prompt collections. We still
keep on hands hay, flour, feed, meal,
chop and grain, all of best quality
and sell at lowest prices eonsis tent
with fair living. Call and buy and
settle that ''little bill"
A UNIoNTowN exchange says
Henry Mollisee was arrested yes
terday by Charles Blosser on a
requisition from West Virginia.
Mollisee is charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill and he
skipped out leaving his bondsman
in the lureh The latter was not
so much of a sucker after all as
Mollisee found out to his sorrow
He hunted the prisoner from one
/ place to another and at last located
him here. When Mollesee was lodg-
ed in jail his bondsman was very ju-
bilant and when he faced his man
shouted, You did me dirt, but you'll
never get another chance 1t will
be remembered that Molisee skip
out while being tried, at the October