The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27

ORLEANS molasses at Nye's, guar
anteed pore.
CALIFORNIA fruits, Canned and
Evaporated at A. L. NYE's.
SAM BoYLEs is now foreman at the
big brick yards on the West Side.
BoRN Monday evening, unto Prof.
and Mrs. W. S. Aldrich, adaughter.
Buy pair Of suspenders that are
guaranteed for two years at Hirsch-
mans.
VOTERS should all remember that
they must vote in their own pre-
cincts.
WHEN merchant stops advertis-
ing people begin to think his bust
ness is on the wane, and they are
generally right.
The man who "never reads the
advertisements" generally does not
read much else either, and if you
will observe you will note that he
does not amount to much anyway.
THE entire building that Brock,
Reed d Wade will put up will not
be let to contract. Some portions of
it will, while other portions will be
done by men working by the day
for the owners.
THE idea Of increasing the length
Of the school term is gaining every
where. 1t will not be long until ev-
cry district in Monongalia will have
at least six months school if the peo-
pie do their duty in the premises.
CoIN of the realm is around to
back all Democratic opinions in re
gard to this district. Since it has
been known that they would have to
put up or quit talking there has
been a concerted shut up movement
among the Republicans hereabouts.
STRANGE as it may seem there were
no bones broken at Saturdays foot
ball game. Two fellows had the
breath knocked out of them and had
to be famed to life, several heads
were punched and bruised, but there
were no serious injuries. This is a
most remarkable record.
AMONG the shrewdest observers it
is generally known that town is
gagged by its newspapers, its streets
and its public buildings. 1t would
not be fair however to judge Nor
gantown by the present condition
Of her streets. They are torn up to
make greater improvements.
IT IS reported that between 10000
and $4,000 acres Of optioned coal
land have been sold in Washington,
Morgan and Franklin townships,
Greene county. The price paid was
from SIC per acre up to 800. The
new railroad line extending through
Greene county is to open up the coal.
A CITIZEN of Granville says that
some people around that section don't
think that they are served with mail
by the train because no stop is made
across the river from the town. This
is mistake. Three mails day are
caught by and thrown from trains
for that point, and the postoffice is
Duke
Mr.. S. MoGARA was in town all
last week, having been a witness in
the Hukill-Myers case. Mr., McGara
is devoting some of his time to max
ing coal locations among the hills of
Cass.district in the Scott's run coun-
try and he predicts that the first
development on a grand scale on the
West side will be along that stream.
He is still in the oil business, with
headquarters on the Price lease, but
he is doing coal business on the
West side also.
TIE postoffiee boxes now number
considerable over 700. Estimating
five in a family, and not considering
a great number of people who have
no boxes and get mail in the general
delivery, this would make $500 peo-
pie who are patrons of the Morgan
town pos5ofiice, all of whom live
within radius OF a mile of the
court house. Our limited lines of
incorporation by no means show our
real population, which has been
greatly increased within the past
three years.