The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-06


University vs.. Morgantown.
THE water pressure has been good
at the two fires of the week
DR.. VIM. E. STEWART, Dentist, Of
fees over Rice's store, Main street
THE Great Western band will &C
company the Pittsburg delegation to
this place on the 18th.
For fifteen more days you can buy
wall paper at Skaters at the same
price it cost in the city.
WHEN that fire bugis caught there
will be an instance Of swift justice.
The temper of the community in
sures it.
SEVERAL poker joints still flourish
in Fairmont notwithstanding the
feipt made by the authorities to sup
press them.
THE President of the National
Wool Growers Association urges far
mers not to sell their sheep as he
thinks wool and sheep will both be
in demand before long.
NoBBY neckwear.
NoBBY Hats.
NoBBY Caps.
NoBBY Shoes.
NoBBY Suits.
NoBBY Overcoats, at Hirschman's S.
The old Continental Hotel at Fair
mont was recently sold to Marcus
Marietta, of Connellsville, for $12,-
900 cash. The new proprietor has
taken possession and will make many
improvements in the place.
THE University and Morgantown
teams will play a game of ball at the
athletic grounds next Saturday af
ternoon. An admission fee of Is
cents will be charged, proceeds for
the benefit of the brass band.
j. WEBB DAVIS and c. L. Watkins
have bought Curt Fleming's store in
Fairmont and they will take posses
sion on the 18th. The formers Nor
gantown friends wish him especial
good luck in his new venture.
THE work of laying the gas line to
Grafton has been about completed.
That place will have gas by the close
of this week Several towns in this
State are indebted to the Union I'm
provement Company for their supply
of gas.
EVERY nook and corner of the post
office that could be has been utilized
to make room for new boxes that are
constantly demanded, but as the de
mand keeps up and the supply has
given ont a Encouragement and
additional boxes are necessary, and
the improvement will shortly be
made.
Mr. CUTTER, the uperintendent of
this division of the b. q O. has re-
ceived numerous complaints of the
number of people who eongregate at
the station at train time and inter
rupt or retard those who have bust
ness. Mr.. Cutter has been CORES
bonding with the municipal author
titles here in reference to the matter
but so far no remedy bias been found.
PRESIDENT MAYER and party, of
the B. q 0. passed through here
last Saturday on their inspection
tour. The party had been over all
the lines from Baltimore to Chicago.
At many places arrangements were
made for new buildings and other
Improvements. The business and
management of the system was
found to be in satisfactory condi-
ton.
LAST Monday evening Col. Lee
Gage Pratt, president of the Kelley
Institute Company of West Virginia
delivered an address on alcoholism
and its cure at Academy Hall which
was listened to with great interest
by all present A synopsis Of the
speech is in type in this Office and
would have been published in this
issue, but it was unavoidahlY crowd
ed ut,and will appear in next week $
issue.
CIRCUIT court will convene next
Tuesday, and the first day of court
always brings crowd to town.
There may be something peculiarly
coincideHtal about the date of the
Dayton powwow being at the same
time, and then again there NAV not.
However, it is not probable that the
managers of the Dayton affair will
plead. innocence to malice afore-
thought, for that would be a splen-
did scheme to get people to town,
and of course they will be here, pow
wow or no powwow. While the court
is about it, it might just as well
make the Dayton people say why
they should not be sentenced to de-
feat.
PHYSICAL culture is really more
beneficial to various organs of the
human form divine, especially the
respiratory, than it is fad of fash
ion. The idea that physical culture
is anything but necessary and in
telligent exercise has been exploded
in the minds of the large classes
which are being taught in Morgan
town by Mrs. Wentworth. The la
dies and children find that this ma
ture OF culture is based on sensible
principles, and these same ladies'
will be the ones who will some day
see that physical culture is one of
the departments of the public
schools, for the ladies can do almost
anything they set their charming
heads at.
VIcToR MLLs accounts are all
dne in thirty days, or payable in
cash. BY srtlct compliance with
these terms only can we sell at the
low rates offered. Some Of our Gus
toners have allowed their accounts
10 run till long past due. Unless
settled az once by negotiable notes
that we can use in our business. Of
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 consis-
te5t with a fair living Call and
bay and settlc that little bill"