The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-11-17


row Gun Works. Lovers of this
sport should have their guns repair
ell and put in first class order for the
occasion.
A LARGE party of Pennsylvania
College for Women pupils excurted
here from Pittsburg by boat Monday
and lots of the dear boys were just
as glad as ever they could be, so
they were.
THE outside walls of the new Bap-
list church are receiving their finish
ing layers of brick. Some little
time will yet be required to complete
the walls of that portion that is to
be two stories in height The church
is, by the contract, to be enclosed by
Jan. |, next.
DICK slime IS the author of the
81 am Democrat and Want no
Sympathy badges that were to be
seen everywhere upon the coat lapels
of the yanquished around here.
There is no poetry, but all of truth
in those badges. Democrats young
and old wore them and were proud
to do it.
OWING to the departure of Miss
Susie Y. Mayors from town and al
SO the indisposition of Miss Ger
trude Hayes, the concert which the
Athens Quartet had intended to give
this week has been indefinitely post
i poned, or until such time as a new
member to succeed Miss Mayors is
drilled in the program.
The new pavement from the Wal
lace House to Miller's corner is com
pleted, with the exception of that
part of it in front of the Wallace. 1t
is still narrow, but it is to be made
wide and smooth like the remainder.
One of the finest things about the
improvement is that the grade is
less preeipitous than formerly.
In footing up the varied items
which contributed to the general
profit fund of the ladies of the Pres,
byterian church it is found that the
aggregate amount after dedueting
all expenses, is 1925 from the recent
business carnival. That affair proved
the banner one, from the view point
Of profit, of anything ever given I'M
der church auspices.
THE Pittsburg Dispatch is still
booming its small farm idea for idle
workmen or others in Western Penn
sylvania, Eastern Ohio and West
Virginia. the soil and climatic con
ditions being the same in all the coun-
try mentioned The Dispatch mot
to is Ten acres enough" 1t is a
splendid project and if it were taken
hold Of generally would pay,in small
fruits, grapes or apples.
THERE was mismanagement of the
Democratic campaign in this county
and what is more, every Democrat
who was purposely Kept on the "out-
side" knows it. Al honest confes-
sion is a good thing sometimes. If
some more of the bluff and buster
of the campaign just over was used
again it would result likewise. But
thanks to the aroused sense of the
rank and file Of the party, a repeti-
ton Of the 1894 methods will never be
INDUCED IN Monongalia.
1T Is time now to begin to think
of a greater Morgantown-a greater
Monongalia. The latter is especial
ly commended to the thinking, rep
resentative people. To attract farm
ing population to the county is one
of the things that can actually be
accomplished with but little exer-'
tion and no outlay to speak of. In
dustrious farmers may be attracted
here, but the attraction must be
known.
THERE is something peculiarly
wrong with the men who year after
year, election after election, vote
against the school levy; actually
vote to have no public schools. 1t
would be difficult to make the gen.
crafty of people believe that there
are in enlightened Monongalia men
who will vote contrary to the propo-
sition of having public schools, but
there were men of that kind, several
of them. Perhaps some of them don
know what is meant by "for school
levy" and against school levy"
They should be finding out about
that matter, and that before the next
school election
THE vote of six districts of the
county to have five months school
carries effectiveness in that matter
for but one year The law is that
there shall be but four month
school in districts other than indie.
pendent ones, unless districts shall
elect for a longer term, to be voted
on each year. That being true tho Sc
districts which will have five months
school this year will have to vote ON
the matter at the school election
each year in order to make the
heightened term, perpetual, unless
question of that kind is carried by
majority almost unanimous with GER
tain conditions.
VICTOR MILLS accounts are all
due in thirty days, or payable in
cash. By srtict compliance with
these terms only can we sell at the
ow rates offered. Some of our Gus
toners have allowed their accounts
TO run till long past due. Unless
settled at once by negotiable notes
that we can use in our business, or
by cash, we shall place the same in
suit. We buy for cash only, and
with the constantly increasing
amount Of sales and business, must
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 fair living Call and buy
and settle that '1ittle bill"
OK Friday night of next week the
first of the series of concerts and lee
tnres to be given under the auspices
OF the Y. M. G. A. will be at Com
menccment Hall The list for the
season has been issued, and this
list is in the form of season ticket,
which is sold for 81. The first at
traction, Nov %, is the John Thorn
IS Concert Company, which is one of
the finest, if not the very best, which
is tras3ing to day. A larger guar
antee fund was required to bring
the company here than has ever been
paid by lecture and concert course
Of this place TO insure the appear
ance any company or lecturer. The
course has some fine people on the