The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-01-06

time until April LIST. Amy one needing
his services will please make note Of
this.
The frame is up for Joe Wharton's
dwelling on Spruce street.
THE custom OF New Year calls has
dwindled down to the obsolete, so far
as Morgantown is concerned.
WE have 25 doz. Boys and Mems
Caps which are slightly soiled, Some
more, Others less. You take your
choice at 10cts. Hirschman's.
THE painting and reroofing the
Clark property is completed, and the
work having been done lessons the
prospects Of its early purchase by the
county.
RESOLUTIONS are now three days
old, and some Of. them remain as yet
Good Resolutions, while some are
simply resolutions that were pro tenn
pore.
'sBIG meeting at what is known
among the colored people as the '.river
church" has begun, and large crowds
attend the services, with the usual ex-
citing incidents to the salvation OF
souls.
THE will Of the late Judge A. T..
Raymond has been admitted to pro-
bate in the county clerks Office at
Fairmont. He leaves all his property
wherever situate and found, to his
wife.
STREET COMMISSIONER HrrE
brought out his force of hands Thurs
day and began the work of cleaning
up the streets. Every street and alley
is to be scraped, is the intention, and
still the work goes on.
L HE foundation is laid for the B..
& O. depot at Point Marion. 1t is
situated opposite Frank Dietrich's
new three-story hotel which is now
open for business. The station is just
one square from the bridge.
No MATTER how hard customer
William Tuning may be, his family is
said to be in almost utterly destitute
condition and their case is pointed
out as one to be relieved by those
who have lately deyelopee blessed
disposition to go about ding good.
THE Ladies of the Aid society will
be at the Presbyterian church every
Wednesday afternoon from two to
three o'clock. Any persons who have
contributions of clothing or food to
make will please send them there at
that hour. Any articles will be ac-
ceptable.
COUNTY Court began the regular
January session Tuesday. The adj
justment of taxes of the Marion
Oil Company was the case being con-
sidered all of the first day. This is
the term when settlements are made
with road overseers. A full report of
proceedings will appear next week.
CHEAPER than ever can you now
buy grain, hay feed, chop. -four 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.
Last Saturday afternoon Snider
Lemley, a young man living near the
Greene county line in Clay district, a
son of S. S. Lemley, was arrested on
capias by Deputy Sheriff Barrackman
and put in jail. At the last term of
the circuit court he was indicted for
an assault with attempt to kill John
Wright He had since eluded capture
Look here. Do you want bar
gain? Then buy grain, hay, feed,
meal and flour at Victor Mills where
fifteen cars have just arrived all
bought at the lowest point reached
in the recent great decline in prices.
For the next thirty days will give you
the benefit of these low prices. Mark
ct Is now moving upward. Take
time by the forelock and buy now.
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES will yet de-
liver the lecture he was billed for some
time ago, which he was unable to de-
liver on account of serious illness.
The announcement of the date will be
made later. 1t is one Of the very best
lectures of the course and holders of
season tickets and many Others will
be pleased to learn that the "Reign
OF the Demagogue" is yet to be heard
this season.
RARELY has there been time when
Morgantown did not have a brass
band. But this is the first time the
new year opened with a first class
band. There never was a Morgan
town band that had attained the high
degree of excellence that the one we
now have has. 1t is good because it
is composed of musicians throughout.
We all have right to be proud of our
band, and we are.
If it is more of pleasure to give
than to rece i've, L. V. Keck is pre-
eminently the person of most joyous
heart and gladstone soul in all the
country round. Crowds and.scores of
children were recipients of good things
from him on Christmas day. They
went to his office in droves, but no one
came away empty handed. They will
never forget him.
ALL the bells rang, and the whistle
at the electric light plant blasted
when 1893 was numbered with the
years that have gone before. There
was no watch meeting at the churches
and no watch parties with mixture
of mirth because it was Sunday, but
the ringing and the blowing awakened
everybody and almost all knew that
they began the new year by being
reused from slumber. 1t was kind of
the boys who made the noise.
AID BOWERS asked George John why
he didn't look in his stocking. II
didn't hang it up, George said. '.Some-
thing in it, just the same, Ad replied.
George in the innocence of his heart
wanted to know what. If he had
jost smiled and looked wise things
would have been different. But it
can't be helped now. When George
said ''what" Ad said ''full of feet"
They don't speak now. And it was
no little thing they got mad about,
either.
WE have 100 Ladies Coats
in black tan with fur or plain
which we have reduced to So
and 81. Some of these were
So and $40. Some coats for
girls at 50, we're 50. We mean