The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-08
"A. w. Jones,
Painter and Paper Hanger,
248 Front St.

engagements 10 remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
DR.. VIM E. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's
j. G. WALLACE brought beauti-
full black blooded saddle horse from
Philadelphia with him.
The new milk wagons of d. C.
Hoffman and 2. f. Harner have been
on the streets for few days.
AND still Morgantown is drinking
''pure mountain water" the
Monongahela river-and paying the
highest water rate of any town on
God s earth.
j. L. KEENER, the Main Street
butcher, will pay cash for beef hides
and sheep pelts. He also wants to
buy veal calves. Highest prices
paid for all these.
LEAVE your order at MADEIRA Bros.
for a special Box of Reyner Bros.
candy.
ELMER JACOBS has just finished
the plans for a pretty residence
which Fred c. Hough will build on
his lot, overlooking railroad and
river, on Sunnyside.
WE will be decorated in holiday
attire next week, something to please
the old as well as the young. Don t
fail to see our Xmas goods, they will
surely please you at
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
TRAMPs have struck Morgantown
in great numbers of late. An officer
said to the New DOMINION Yesterday
that the average had been one lodg-
ing a night for some time in the jail.
The town must pay 81 for each
lodging
EVERYBODY invited to call and in
spect our Holiday Goods.
MADEIRA Bros.
A GREAT many people of Morgan
town heard Col Ed ward p. Elliott
lecture at Mountain Lake Park last
summer and were greatly pleased
with him. He will be here next
Thursday, and entertain lecture
course patrons from the drama, Hazel
Kirke
THE Farrow Arms Company needs
two or three gunmakers. Captain
Farrow says his new machinery for
boring rifle barrels from the solid
steel is in position and works all
right. He proposes to manufacture
the barrels instead Of paying high
prices for them to other makers.
This barrel boring machine is an in
vention of Capt Farrow's and bores
the bar at both ends at the same
time.
SANTA CLAUS can save money by
buying his christmas presents at
MADEIRA Bros.
MONDAY night a meeting was held
by a number of gentlemen to perfect
arrangements for organizing and
maintaining a social club. About
70 people are to be invited to become
members. Permanent quarters to be
leased, fitted up for club uses, sus
tanned by monthly dues, is the inten-
ton, and the prospect is that the
project will successfully materialize.
Those who are in charge of the move
ment are progressive young men and
are to be commended for their efforts
in behalf of the many who will go
into the club.
New Dates and Figs at MADEIRA
Bros.
THE West Virginia Club is a
high sounding title, but it seems
that it took but so cents to become
member This club flourished at
Warrington and the present session
of the circuit court at Fairmont will
cause it to flourish no more. For the
was allowed three drinks. Other
drinks were charged as dues. Every
body who wanted to could join. The
idea was that the law was being
evaded, but it was not. The West
Virginia club was proved to be the
rottenest kind of speakeasy.
The stone work of the Second Ma
tional bank building has gone past
the second story. Work on the roof
ing of the Odd Fellows building
the theater part-has begun. The
foundation is nearly completed for
the Brock, Reed and Wade building.
The brick work on the Baptist
church is completed Some stone
work yet remains to be done, and
then the work of getting it under
roof will begin. The excavating for
the foundation of the Union Improve
ment company's building is com
pleted Such is the present status
of affairs concerning the larger
buildings now in course of construc-
ton here
c. R. HAYES became the the owner
of the N. E. Shafer property on
Front and Peasants streets Tues
day. Mr.. Shafer sold the dwelling
where he lives, the store building
where he does business and the sta
BILE and vacant lot on the rear, re-
ceiving $4050 for the property. He
will continue to occupy the house
and to conduct the store at the pres
ent stand until April l, next. when
possession is given to the purchaser.
Mr.. Hayes gets possession of the
stable and sheds at once and will
proceed at once to tear them down
and to beautify the site they now oc-
cupy. The property is first-class
and the business stand is one of the
very best in Morgantown.
Victor MILLS accounts are all
due inthirty 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, oil
by cash, we shall place the same il
suit. We buy for cash only, an6
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 fair living. Call and buy
and settle that "little bill"