The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-01

THAT is a rather caustic comment
on the management of the Union
town Fair that we reproduce in an
other column from the Connellsville
Courier.
DIR. S. NJ. HARDMAN, of Weston,
will be at the Wallace House Au-
gust 30th and 31st 1.-TWO days only.
Those needing spectacles adjusted
should call. Eyes examined free
EDIToR's SoN-Papa, what do the
letters Skinned" spell2 Edit
Orwell, my boy, reverse'em, and
they spell the name of the merchant
who refuses to advertise during the
dull season.
AMONG the notable visitors at the
institute were President Richardson,
Of the West Virginia Conference
Seminary, and Major J. M. Lee, Su-
perintendent of the city schools of
Huntington.
THE strikers in the Connellsville
coke region have entirely abandoned
the fight. Many of them-all who
who could get employment-have re
turned to work and many others
have left the country.
DURING the absence of Gen. Spill
man from the State for few weeks
Brigade Headquarters are transfer
red TO Morgantown with Col. Fast
as next ranking officer acting Brig
ade Commander.
JOHN MADAGAN has rented the
basement of the Clark building for
mer'y occupied by A. p Stewart and
will open meat market in a few
days. 1t will be remembered that
Jack sold his business to Major
Keener last spring.
THE pavements ON Main street be-
tween Walnut and the Wallace
House Alley ON both sides will be
widened. The work of widening the
one ON the west side is well along
now. The sidewalks of Morgantown
add much to the beauty of the place.
On Saturday next our merchants
and some other business men will be-
gin to keep their places open at
night. For the past three months
nearly all business establishments
in Morgantown have closed at 7
o'clock.
THE school board had business
meeting on Monday evening and let
the contract for building the colored
school house to Huston q Domain
at $2,27S. Miss Van Glider was
elected assistant to the Principal in
stead of Miss Coil who preferred an
other place.
DREAMS and their Causes, and
the Action of the Soul while the
Body and Brain Sleeps" is the title
of lecture to be delivered in the NJ.
2. Church ON Thursday evening at
8 o'clock by Prof. r. H, Hall. The
subject is very interesting one
and no doubt the Professor will en-
terrain those who attend. He is
highly recommended. Admission 20
cents; children Is.
AN editor works 1851 days per
year to get out his paper-that's la
Dor. Once in a while somebody
pays years subscription-that's
capital And once in while some
dead beat takes the paper for a year
or two and vanishes without paying
for it-that's anarchy. But later on
justice will overtake the last named
creature for there is place where he
will get his deserts-that's hell.
AN effort is being made to induce
Mrs Nellie Sweeney Palmer to teach
one day each week in Morgantown.
Mrs. Palmer needs no recommends
ton here; and we hope the singers
of our town will embrace the chance
of being under her skillf9l training.
Those desiring to study will please
leave their names at once with Mr..
Arthur Lazier, at DR.. Lazier's Drug
Store.
w. H. JOHN is grading streets
through the Price property north OF
town. The improvement is an ex-
tension of Spruce street to the top
of the hill and three other grades, at
right angles to it. The work is well
along and will be completed in few
weeks. 1t will put on the market a
great number of building lots and
perhaps double the value of the
Price property.
To DUN ones customers is unpleas-
ant both for the debtor and the
creditor. Will you save both of us
that trouble by paying without fur
ther notice? We still wish to sup
ply you with hay, corn, feed, meal,
chop oats, bran and flour, but as we
don't own a bank, we can't carry
your account longer, nor keep up oul
stock without you pay.
VIoToR MILLS Co.
Coop words are all right. Fol
instance if you like the New Do
MINIoN and want to say so it can be
done very nicely in the following
manner: "Dear Sir: I like your pa.
der; it's good for the blues. l mean
this, and to show my earnestness
enclose check for subscription. >
Now, that is the kind of flattery thai
strikes a newspaper man hard and
makes him feel that life is worth liv
ing after all.
QUITE number of members of The
Knights of Pythias of Morgantowr
will go to Washington this week tt
attend the Grand Encampment o.
the world. Seventeen hundred tents
have been erected for the accommo
dation of the Knights and it is prom
ised that room will be made for all
The visitors will not be confined tt
Knights by any means as any one
who cares to go will be welcome. An
exceedingly cheap railroad rate i.
offered the fare for the round triI
from Morgantown being 1912.
AN exchange pointedly says tha-
when man is through with hii
days work and is sitting down rest
ing in the home, he cannot read tn,
advertisements on the fences, ant
the hand bills and circulars tina
were left on his door step during tn,
the day have been blown away O
destroyed. He calls for the paper
ard there he finds the merchants an
} nouncement, and with nothing t,
bother him he reads it carefully, ant
then calls his wife's attention to it
!, and they decide TO 90 to the mer