The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-03-31
WALL paper at sbafer's.

patterns OF wall paper at shafer's.
A. w JoNEs, the painter, adver-
tises right along-and be is busy
right along.
PROF. w. z. WILEY deliveredsone
Of the course OF lectures they are
having at Fairmont, last week.
Docs got into William Wells
sheep, out the Kingwood road, Fri
day night, and killed 30 fine ewes.
JoHN DEAN, who was some time
ago indicted for perjury and put in
Jail to await trial, was liberated q
few days ago.
A DISPATCH Gays the p. V. d c. is
not going TO be built this year. This
10 most probably true. But that
does not mean it will NJ BE com
menced this year.
SEE ID. Chadwick's advertisement
in another column. The souvenirs
he is going to give away are nice en-
cravings well worth a good frame
and place in any house.
A. w. JOKES has secured the SER
vices of practical painter and pa
per hanger, and can now do all work
in his line on short notice. All |
work guaranteed first class.
CHARLES BALL, the colored lunatic |
Of Battelle district, who has been in
Jail here for over year waiting to
be admitted to the insane asylum,
was taken to Weston Tuesday by Of |
fiers of the institution.
N. c. VANDERvoRT gave the con-
tract for quite a handsome dwelling
to Long d Sheets Monday. 1t is to
be built on the lot Mr.. Vandervort |
recently purchased of w. Fl. Bailey,
on Sunnyside.
Miss ELLA FoRDYoE will take pu-
pills in music and French. French
taught by natural method. Daily
conversations in class. For terms
and further information call at her
home on Peasants ST.
Col. FAST gave the contract for a
fine dwelling to Huston & Domain
last Saturday. 1t is to be erected
on the Colonel's property on Bumbo
Lane. The work has already begun
on it, and he is to have possession
the coming fall.
Go AND see the improved, quick
and cheap methods of handling
grain, Aour, 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 a permanent and
fairly profitable business.
BECAUSE the Brownsville road
proposes to simply begin their ex-
tension project is no reason why
there should be a lowering of coal
prices on the west side. 1t is all
coming this way, and few months
difference in time of building makes
no difference in price of selling.
THE Uniontown Genius says that
gentleman of Fayette county who
has over 10000 pounds of wool, is
receiving offers of an advance on the
price paid for it, but declines, as he
expects much greater advance
when the Wilson bill passes, putting
wool on the free list.
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 correspondingly
low prices. Go and see and believe,
and buy at once.
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, -four. 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 great way
just now. Victor Mills Co.
The local papers should be liber-
ally supported, because the life and
energy of every town is judged by
the world at large by the look of its 7,
local papers. The town that has no
live, progressive paper filled with the
of live, progressive
merchants will attract very little at
tention from the outside business
world. Every man contemplating ,
an investment in any town carefully
studies Its newspapers, as he can
largely judge by them the character
of the business men in the place.
Among those from a distance who
attended the Stoetzer- Brown wedding
were Maj. and Mrs ] c. Anderson,
of Mountain Lake Park; +. w. ,
Banner, of Wheeling; Miss Kate
Abercrombie and Miss Sue McLain,
Of Clavsville, Pa; Rev. Mr.. Dickey,
of Princeton, n j.; Mrs. J. w. Heav-
ener and Mrs. John L. Hurst and
daughter, Mrs. William Post, and
Isaac Hurst Post, of Buckhannon
Mrs. Margaret p Brown, M. G..
Brown and Senator Worley, of King
wood, and Miss Margaret Tower, of
Oakland
THE Athens Quartet, composed of
Mrs. J. w. Hartigan, Miss Cora /
Donley Miss Susie Mayors and Miss I
Lucy Donley, claims the distinction
Of having given the best musical en-
tertainment that has this year been
given at Commencement Hall. Their
concert there last Friday night was
a success in all completeness from
every standpoint, The program
rendered was as advertised by an
in these columns last
week. In any musical or intellect
ual procession you will generally ,
find that Morgantown girls will be
right behind the band wagon if they
are not leading the way.