The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-08

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of the relentless enemy, typhoid fe
yer, in South Morgantown than in
Morgantown this fall 1t has also
been terrible in the country. The
lesson is early of the advantage of
sewers.
THE frame is up for Andrew
Houston's new house on Sunnyside
He and his mother and his brothers
family will live in the new house,
the one they now occupy being the
property of the Building d Invest
ment company.
Horse owners say that the pecu-
liar equine malady at present going
around is not the old time and
dreadful epizootie, but an affection,
in the nature Of cold, not known
here before and not as dangerous as
epizootic. A great many horses
hereaLouts have it.
ANOTHER bulletin is being pre-
pared for mailing at the experiment
station, and several of the pretty
girls of town are employed pro TEN
pore there. The mailing of an ex-
pertinent station bulletin is quite a
contract, several days being required
to put them in wrappers.
THERE has not been a logging
freshet for over two years and now,
while timber has taken such squirt
upward in price Monongalia dealers
would particularly love to see an old
time rain, such a rain as we used to
have, four or five years ago. The
rains in two years past have been
merely dampening shams.
A HUNTER says q curious thing
about a rabbit is it always faces the
sun, turning around slowly all day
in order to do so. In hunting them
in the field this fact should be kept in
mind and the ground gone over by
the hunter with his back to the sun.
He can then see the eyes of the rab-
bits in the bushes and they will
glitter like big diamonds in the sun
light.
O0LLARETTS at
H. S. HAYES.
QUITE crowd attended the shoot
ing match down Beechurst Thanks
giving There were II turkeys com
peted for. Those who took more
than one were Willard Farrow, IL
years old, who won four; j. r
Miller took two, and Frank Dietrich
of Point Marion, two. The shoot
ing was with rifles, off hand at 40
yards, under the rules of the Nation
al Rifle Association.
CLOCKS, 81, at
H. S. HAYES.
IT is reported that the B. & o. has
under consideration plan to have
train leave Pittsburg at about in
the afternoon, reaching this place at
s o'clock, to take the place of the
train which now reaches here at 9:20
Ii the hopes and prayers of the peo-
pie living on the line would infu-
ence the company in their delibera-
tions the new train would be put on
at the earliest possible time.
Dolls, all kinds,
at II. S. HAYES.
To DAY the stock sale at G.. N.
Reay's barn in South Morgantown
takes place. Ali of the horses to be
offered will be sold, no matter what
the prices are, as will also the Jer-
sey cows and heifers, The horses
to be sold to-day are all finely bred.
There is "blood" in every one and
there is considerable interest in the
sale. Mr. Reay has done great
deal to improve the stock of this
country.
LADIES gold filled watches, war
ranted Is years, $1,000
at H. S. HAYES.
A FARMER living in Ohio county
figured out that he made $1.30 a
bushel on wheat fed to hogs This
is probably too high a rate of prof
it, but it has been clearly demon
strated that wheat fed to hogs will
at least bring 81 bushel that way.
1t beats selling it at SO cents by 100
per cent at the least calculation. In
feeding wheat to hogs it should be
mixed with other food, and the fin
ishing done on corn.
SILvER-PLATED tea sets at
H. S. HAYES.
A GREAT many of the members of
Boards of Education throughout the
county failed to qualify within ten
days after the election, after being
officially served with notice of their
election, and consequently the posi-
tions to which they were elected will
be declared vacant, the law being
that they must qualify within ten
days of the time they were notified.
The county uperintendent will ow
fhave to make appointments to fill
these vacancies
PEARL handled knives at,
II. S. HAYES.
G. H. Brown, of Connellsvllle, had
the contract for the stone work of
the new Baptist church, but the
Morgantown planning mill company,
which had the entire contract, multi
fed their article with Brown for the
reason that he paid too much atten-
ton to the worship of Bacchus and
not enough TO the building intended
for devotionals of higher order.
Mr.. Marshall, who is doing the stone
for the Second National building
has taken the work which Brown
was doing Brown has returned to
Fayette and Marshall has put
force of hands on the stone trim
mings of the ch urch.
TABLE and tea spoons in sterling
silver
at II. S. HAYES.
PERHAPS the people may become
80 thoroughly disgusted with the
present condition Of the streets that
they will demand some sort of re.
pairs. If they become Disguised
sufficiently they may reach the point
when they would favor anything to
improve the thoroughfares, and their
minds be in the receptive mood to
take calmly to proposition to pave
them. This question is fought shy
of by the average citizen, who does
not discountenance it entirely, but
says, wait while: we're not quite
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