The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-13


wait on them.
HIRsoHMAN have a full line OF
Winter Gloves.
DR.. VIM. E. STEWART, Dentist, Of
fices over Rice's store, Main street.
USE Londenslager' -four, best in
the market, all groceries handle it
TIE only place to buy cut hay and
all kinds of mill feed is at Clark's,
South Side.
FATRMoNT is preparing to send it's
quota of the faithful to the greatest
of all meetings here Saturday.
WILL MADAGAN and wife are pre-.
pairing to go to housekeeping in the
house opposite John Madagan' s
property, Stringtown.
The West Virginia grand lodge
and grand chapter of the Masonic
fraternity will take place at Wheel
ing Nov. II and 18th.
W. H. NefT, representing one o.
the insurance companies which was
a loser by the firebug's work, has
been here for few days adjusting
losses.
ONE of the incest, cosiest and most
daintily kept homes in Morgantown
is that of Milton Hirschman and NJ
j. Somehow. They dispense hospi-
tally that is very delightful for
their visitors.
IF you want to see a game that is
q game don't fail to see the ultra
professional base bali contest of the
cigar makers vs.. the printers at the
South Morgantown grounds next
Friday afternoon.
SUNNYsIDE has gas, but for some
season has no gas lights along its
thoroughfares. What with its many
new and imposing residences, its
water works, its new walks, it surely
should have the streets Illuminated,
VICTOR MILLS Co, is daily reeeiv-
ing supplies of corn, oats, hay, flour,
bran and shorts, and manufacturing
choicest grades of meal, grits, chop
and feed, and selling at lowest prices
for cash. Call and see our prices
and quality.
EVERY effort has been put forth to
make next Saturdays demonstra-
tion the grandest and most glorius
ever known in the annals of the
county. Hundreds of people will
be here, from this and all adjoining
counties. Everybody come and hear
the truth.
QUITE a number of Monongalians
and a great many from Marion coun-
ty viii attend the barbecue at Bever-
ly on the 18th. The speakers will
be Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, Speaker
Crisp, "Cyelonea Jim Marshall, OF
VirgiEia, and other eminent men. 1t
will be great occasion.
A NEW branch building and loan
association was organized here last
week. Ten years ago it was with an
effort that solitary organization of
that kind could be kept going. Now
people are eager to get into all the
new ones that come around, and there
are quite a number being carried on
now.
PEOPLE who know all about the
weather and not much about any
thing else say that the one coming
is going to be very hard winter.
One local prophet says that when
onions have as thick skins as they
have this year it is neverfailing
indication of prolonged intensity
and extent of cold weather to come.
WITH thing as cheap as it is now
there is no excuse for a single
"breaker" in the public roads of
Monongalia county. Up in Harrison
county damages have just been
awarded to man who was injured
by going over one of the breakers.
The sum which he will get is sufli-
cient to buy and put in 10000 feet
of tiling.
HARRY WILHELM, the popular
pitclser for the Amateurs, has ma
circulated at the New Wilmington
College at New Wilmington, Pa.
Harry received a hattering offer
from the athletic association Of the
college and accepted it. They Sc
cured a good man and if all the
members of the club are as good as
the pitching department, the New
Wilmington college team will be
heard from next season. His PROV
ess and skill will surely lay many
adversaries low. UniontoWn Stand
ard.
In the race for business the build
ing of the B. Il o. extension was a
fine instance of where that company
got ahead of its rivals. Now the
Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Roads
have awakened to this fact and are
preparing to come this way. Amos
Harris's prophecy Of years ago that
there would sometime in his life
time be railroad depot built on his
West Morgantown property seems
likely to be actualized. In connec-
tion with this prophecy the popular
phrase, 'We're goin' to build err
first became eolloqulalism.
The news from the Warrington
ioil field is to the effect that it has
lgot another black eye. And there
is nothing now in the shape Of wells
being drilled that will help the field,
unless it should be the wells drilling
up the railroad track from the town
of Warrington Two wells came in
asst week and were dry and have
taused the producers who were drill
NO in the neighborhood of these dry
wells to stop drilling, so the outlook
for that field is very dark at present;
there are no wells drilling to help it
unless the ones above mentioned
should happen to come in good.
VICTOR MILLS accounts are all
due in thirty days, or payable in
cash. By srtiet 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
: itv and sell n lowest prices consis,
tent with a fair living. Cab and
buy and settle that 'little bill"