The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-02-03
scurx.xx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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HUsr's is the place to get the
squarest Of square meals for rs cents
Anything yon wsnt ggastronomicallJ
speaking, you can get there
THB skating has not been SO very
fine so far this year, but the quality
is not a measure of the enjoyment
that was gotten out Of it the few
hours it lasted.
IT is not known yet who will pre-
side at the coming session Of the
of the circuit, court. Judge Hagans
it is to be regretted; will still be it
an impaired condition of health al
that time.
A MAN killed wild cat up neal
Clinton Furnace Saturday. There
were two of them, but the other got
away, though it was run 70 hole by
the dogs and his screech has been
heard since.
THERE has been some building
here this winter Notwithstanding the
business depression. Contracts are
already under way for about dozen
buildings of various kinds to be put
up in the spring.
STUDENT NOLAN takes the laurels
as the sprint of the University. He
has lately come down among the
boys in town and gathered few
bouquets there also. How that boy
can git up and git.
CANDIDATES for street commission
er and Sergeant are putting in their
specially fitting claims to the mem
bers Of the new council. There will
be more disappointments than peo-
pie made glad along these lines.
II WE can't have celebration,
which we are not likely to have,
when the railroad extension is open
ed, "grand excursion" to Union
town could very much more easily
be arranged. Not many weeks now
to parley.
LAWRENCE Cox, who had been
teaching the school at Dellslow. has
resigned the place, which was filled
by the trustees requesting Miss Kate
Ireland, daughter of Rev. T. W. Ire
land, to take charge for the remain
der of the term.
The recently elected Mayor, Re-
corder and Councilmen have taken
the oaths of office and on the even
ing of the first Monday in February.
which is next Monday evening, they
will organize and take hold of the
reins of government.
Mrs. F. DEW. RAMSEY met with
the loss of very valuable diamond
ring Tuesday. In alighting after a
sleigh ride her muff was thrown
from her hand, on which was the
ring, and the jewel at once disap.
peared in the snow. An effort was
made to find it, but it was vain.
TESTING the river bottom for the
site of Lock and Dam No. 10 goes
right along. Several holes from %
to 40 feet deep have been and are
still being made along the South
Morgantown shore. Jack Robinson
and Doc EVERY have charge of the
drill boat that has been doing this
work.
CHEAPER than ever can you now
buy grain, hay feed, chop, flour and
meal Biggest lot of these supplies
ever brought to Morgantown just re-
ceived by Victor Mills, all bought on
the lowest market for thirty years and
now offered you at CORRESPONDENCE
low prices. Go and see and believe
and buy at once.
The Evans Driving Park associa
ton has received certificate of in
corporation. The incorporators are
J. C. Wallace, A. Ed. Hayes, I. Pick
enpaugh, j. Clark Pickenpaugh and
T. r. Evans. The company will
present some fine speed attractions
at their grounds during the current
year.
TICKETS are being disposed of at a
rapid rate for Bishop Peterkin's lee
ture Feb. 7. 1t is to be given a
Commencement Hall, for the benefit
of the Episcopal church. The sub
ject will be'Brazil, from which coun
try Bishop Peterkin has recently re
turned after stay of six months
1t is certain to be an attraction oil
intense interest.
JAMES NEFF, of McCausland muir
der fame, who removed to the west
soon after his trial several years
ago, has recently been about his ole
haunts in Greene county. Neff ha6
always failed to properly recompenst
Capt. James E. Sayers and Thos. L
Lincoln, Esq, for their professional
services in the McCausland murder
trials. If this be true, these gentle
men should have attached the hous'
and lot or the money for the same
as Savers and Lincoln earned theil
pay and ought to have had it lons
ago.
The Connellsvillc Courier is not
often in error, but it must be called
down this time. There has been M
location selected for Lock No. 10 al
yet, though the Courier says it is tn,
case. They are at work seeking .
location, and no doubt have strucl
the basic material desired for it at
number of points within a distance
of three miles of this place, but pos
tive knowledge as to just where tn
next addition to the system of lock-
in this river is to be is not forthcom
ing, but guess that it will be from
some place along the shore in tn
more populous part of South Nor
gantown would bea pretty close one
JOHN HUNT, who more than any
one in the business satisfies th
highest cultured tastes of those VIII
love the good things oflife that com
in the shape viands and victuals, ha
enlarged his place and is now bette
than ever prepared to feed all VIII
call He has leased the room form
erly occupied by Joe Diggs, which
is specially a ladies' dining room
which now gives him the entire are
floor of the Commercial. The luncl
room'is where it was formerly an,
the kitchen is between the two eat
ing rooms. He serves the bes
meals, lunches, oysters, ETC., an,
: makes special arrangements for bar
quet and supper parties.
THERE is scarcely head of fan
lily in Morgantown who does not ow
share of the cemetery. Then Their
{ is scarcely a citizen who ia not inter