The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-01
"A. w. Jones,
Painter and Paper Hanger,
248 Front St.

noes over hlce
THE frame is up for Fred Hough'i
store room on Sunnyside.
CURT HAYES has several pupili
whom he is instructing to produce
melodious PUNK PUNK of the banjo
j. l.. KEENER, the Main Street
butcher, will pay cash for beef hide:
and sheep pelts. He also wants tt
buy veal calves. Highest prices paid
for sill these.
WANAMAKER & Brown. who are
beyond question the most famou:
and successful clothiers in the Uni
ted States, are represented in Nor
gantown by II. Smith, with head
quarters at g. W. John & Cos.
SAM r. MUM, the furniture King
of Fairmont has been awarded the
contract to furnish the new hotel in
that place The figures are not Civ
en- but it is understood that $4,000
worth of furniture will be required
The ring,opal and diamonds, which
Miss Mary Hayes lost, was found BY
printer, and all printers are hon
est, and he lost no time, after seeing
the news item in this paper that the
ring was lost, in returning it to tht
owner.
A MoRGANTowN dealer says that
he begins to believe that the proph-
ecy made by the Live Stock Jour
nal, that horses would be higher
next spring than has been known
for 10 years in the United States
will prove true.
IT IS said that hereafter persons
intending to build stables will have
to be very careful to locate them or
alleys near no residences if permit
is granted from council. This will
be true if all are served alike, and il
is fair to presume they will be.
UP AT Grafton they had the sam,
difficulty in keeping down silly re-
ports about the |. o. O. F. Temple
that is building there that was ex
perienced here Nothing was really
wrong with their building, any more
than was here, but if the general ru
NOR which first got out had been be
lieved people would have looked ev
cry minute to ;see the building fall
The wind bag had a pin stuck into
it.there, as it did here.
THE Waynesburg papers say that
the business of optioning coal lane
was never so brisk in Greene county
as now. The opinion of some peopi,
is that the men who are taking tn,
coal options along the west side o
the river are men indirectly connect
ed with the Pennsylvania railroad
There is every reason for believing
this is the correct guess-for it is al
guess work But if the Pennsylva
MIA people intend to extend theil
road from Brownsville southwark
they would have an additional rea
son for doing 50 if they owned valua
BILE coal land along the route.
VICTOR MILLS accounts are ali
due in thirty days, or payable il
cash. BY srtict compliance Will
these terms only can we sell at til,
ow rates offered. Some of our Gus
toners have allowed their accounts
to run till long past due. Unless
settled at once by negotiable notel
that we can use in our business. o
by cash, we shall place the same il
suit We buy for cash only, anC
with the constantly increasing
amount of sales and business, mus
make prompt collections. We still
keep on hands hay, flour, feed, meal
chop and grain, all of the best quail
ity and sell at lowest prices consist
ent with a fair living. Call and buy
and settle that "little bill"
THE people of the West side are
progressive, They have adopted thu
plan that comes next to putting thei
property in the corporate limits o.
Morgantown by beginning to built
a board walk mile in length, ex
tending from the west end of tn,
suspension bridge to the "forks o
the road" Every day that tn,
weather will permit, men will be a
work on this walk, good start al
ready having been made. The funds
for the construction of the walk wer,
raised by private subscription. Tn
building of this walk increases the
price of the property it abuts man,
times over the price required to con
struct it. The route will also mos
likely have gas fambeaus along.
MARIO is dead. Somebody is
mighty sight meaner dog than b.
was, or he would yet be breathin.
the pure air of heaven and Monon
gala. Mardo's first sight of an,
portion of this sinful vale of tear
was upon the broad Illinoisal
plains, but early in life he emigrateC
to West Virginia and this had grea
deal to do with his becoming so re
spectacle He always made it
point to attend strictly to his owl
business and for this and other real
ly admirable qualities he wa
thought well of by the body polite
But he was too good to live long Hi
career covered five eventful years AM
the scoundrelly dog poisoner though
that was entirely too much.
Next Monday the special session
of the county court at which an
and all matters of public interes
which are properly presented will re
ceive attention. what is known a
the 'long special session" of the yeal
will convene If the people of tn
Southside really desire a new one u
replace the old tight, dark Durham
nah bridge no better opportunit
can be found for their wants to b,
heard. II new bridges are needed il
other sections Of the county the pee
pie of those sections come before th
court and make their wants known
giving good and sufficient reason
therefor. The county court coul
not well order a new bridge in plac
of the ancient Durbannah viadact
the people most interested in tn
matter do not lay their grievance be
fore, the court If the South Nor
gantown people wont act the
shouldn't have new bridge.