The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-03-24

/ IHE LADIES OF the Eplsc0pai gulld
will not give their japanese enter
tainment until some time in April.
JOE DIGGs moved to the house on
Samuel Morris's farm a week ago but
will move back to town in few
days.
The fever cases Of last year i'm
peratiyely call upon the Council to
put in proper condition the two pub
lie and open natural sewers or drains
of the town.
WIN. WELLS has built residence
in West Morgantown in the Jacobs
addition. We learn that Mrs. Maria
Low will also build on the Yves t
Side this summer.
DAVID CHADWICK is always intro
ducing something new. Read his adj
vertisement and note the novel
though pleasing offer he makes for
the 23rd and oath.
IT is said that there is entirely too
much night prowling here by people
who would far better be at their
homes. Some of them give promise
Of getting into trouble.
MANY of our people think they
see promising signs of business
prosperity in Morgantown in the
near future. We trust their pleas
ant anticipations may be speedily
realized.
THE Republican ticket was elected
in Fairmont last Saturday. That is
the whisky ticket which was headed
Republican ticket" was elected, so
they will again have license in that
place
THE Easter bonnets will not en-
hance the beauty of the girls of Nor
gantown. You might as well paint
the lily as to endeavor, with any
rational idea of success, to add to
the native loneliness of our young
ladies.
WILL ST. CLAIR caught fine pike
near the wharf Saturday. A large
crowd gathered while he was landing
the fish and the excitement about
the wharf recalled the old times
when a steam boat arrival was
novelty.
The famous White Sulphur
Springs property in Greenbrier
county will be sold again at Trus-
tees Sale on May Dist. 1t is one of
the greatest watering places in the
country. The grounds comprise
1000 acres.
THE entertainment given at Acad-
envy Hall Saturday night by Fred p.
High under the auspices of the band
afforded pleasure to a moderate au-
dience. Those who attended were
pleased. But small sum was netted
for the boys.
FAIRMoNT went wet at the election
last week and the average Fairmont-
er has quit growing because Clarks-
burg and Weston sewers empty into
the Monongahela from which they
get their water; it will continue to
be used for mechanical purposes
only.
THAT is an interesting collection
of old material that has been taken
out of and from under the old Odd
Fellows building now the property
of J. r. Miller. The work of putting
new fronts in the Shisler store room
and the one adjoining, that Dr. Lazier
will occupy has commenced.
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-
ceiyed by Victor Mills, all bought on
the lowest market for thirty years and
now offered you at correspondingly
low prices. Go and see and believe,
and buy at once.
Go AND see the improved, quick
and cheap methods of handling
grain, -four, feed, meal and hay in
use at the Victor Elevator and Mills
and you will at once understand why
the company can undersell all com
petitors, and do permanent and
fairly profitable business. Go and
see their cash prices, lower than ever.
Dick CHEAToM, colored, slapped
his wife's face Saturday night. May
or Fast charged him several dollars
for being so brave. Cheathom has
made some noise as public speaker
by lecturing on the subject "Mar-
riage is not a failure" Will Holt,
colofed, was also fined for assault
ing Mrs. Cheathom ON Sunday morn
ing.
WE are selling at lowest prices to
meet the demands of customers.
Hard times to collect, but money
must be had to pay for the large
stock of grain, flour, bran and shorts
we keep constantly on hand, and to
all customers we give lowest rates.
because we cannot buy on credit,
and little money goes a great way
just now. Victor Mills Co.
Mr.. j. w. CARRAco and family
will remove April I'd to his residence
in South Morgantown. He will not
engage in any business except to
oversee his farms. He is one of the
few merchants who has made a
handsome competence. He deserves
his success. His many friends re
joice that he is able to retire so well
provided financially.
WE should have some kind of cele-
bration here in honor of the opening
of the railroad. The city of Pitts
burg is taking cognizance of the fact
and why should not Morgantown,
being comparatively so much more
interested in the event, do the same.
The time is very short. A public
meeting should be held tomorrow
and committees appointed to begin
work at once.
EVER since lawyer Yost caught
the big pike some days ago the river
has been lined with fisherman. They
have been after the the mate to the
Yost fish, and they have seen it, 1t
weighs, they assure you, not less
than one hundred pounds. Scores
of people see it at the same time that
many see it miles away. So there
must be several hundred monster
pixies in this vicinity.
SEVERAL pensioners have not re-
ceived their last quarterly payment,
their papers not having been proper
ly witnessed. OF course, certain il
literate or contemplate local Repub-