The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-20

I kne udIhStf al SIoctIleS MANURE II.
THE only place to buy cut hay and
all kinds of mill feed is at Clark's,
South Side.
DR.. FITcH's new house on Spruce
street is completed and his family
will occupy 1t in few days.
EVERYBODY smokes "Nun Nicer"
cigars. The best for sets. Jos. R.
MILLER, Sole Agent. If.
Now is The time for the hunter to
take his annual read up on the game
law, which can be found in any of
of the late codes,
MAsosTowN won the championship
of Preston county in a game with
Rowlesburg, 20 to g. Tom Pastorius
and Henry Hayes, of this place, were
the battery for Masontown and won
the game.
IT has not been announced yet
when work will begin on the tele-
phone exchange but we have reason
to think it will be in a short time.
The system will no doubt be in oper-
alton early in the winter.
A LOT of Queen Victoria's bric-a-
brac is to be exhibited in London
soon. But those who find it incon-
yenient to attend the exhibitions
will have a much bigger time by 60
ing to the business carnival Hallow-
cen
PEOPLE with leisure and the other
requisites find the Mt. Chateau sec
tion of the Cheat country as fine as
cool weather hunting place as a
summer resort. There are frequent
parties of Pittsburg sportsmen com
ing and going over there.
IT'S estimated that by the new
schedule which will go into effect on
the B. 81 o. next month that train
from Pittsburg will arrive here ear
lier than the first one in the morn
| ing now does. A radical change in
the time of all trains will most like
ly take place.
THE oil field 'speakeasy fellows
were indicted from 10 to 20 times
each, and the cases so far tried show
that conviction was easy Ali three
of the men are yet in jail, but it is
said that they will probably get
money to pay their fines, which will,
with the costs, go up toward $500
each.
THERE is unfortunately a feeling
among some of our farmers that the
people Of the town do not treat them
with proper courtesy and only try to
get their money. That certainly is
unfounded. Neither could get along
without the other. And a proper
view will convince both that the pros
perity and happiness of one means
the same to the other.
IT IS quite likely that at least one
more will be added to the force of
teachers in the public school next
year. The school is large this year,
but not altogether too large for the
present force, while the indications
are that it will be much larger next
year. Some members of the present
board Of commissioners think anoth-
er teacher will then be necessary.
SEVERAL of the good Democrats of
this town and the county are going
to Beverly to day to attend what will
most probably be the greatest polit-
ical demonstration in this district
this fall. The barbecue will be enc
of many features. President Cleve-
land accepted an invitation to be
present, it is said. Hon. W. L. Will
son will make an address.
WIrH all the g. o. p. talk and
buster about the Democrats going
Pennsylvania to make up a crowd,
they are now showing their consis.
tency in an attempt to have the
Americas Club, of Pittsburg, come
here to a meeting they will try to ar
range and-fail Pittsburg people
won't come here in crowds to hear
Republicans of this district. The
Americas Club influx will hardly
materialize.
THE school election which is to
occur this fall would be proper
time for several districts to decide
to have longer school terms, espec-
Tally those which now have but four
months school year. In these the
question should be for six months
school, and in those having five
months another month should be
added to the term. The argument
is all in favor of the term extension
There is none against it.
A BUSINESS carnival in Morgan
town will be an innovation, and the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
will present the novel spectacle for
all who will to see. Each business
house in town will be Enthusiastically
represented by some lady and as
thoroughly advertised as is possible.
Other features will add to the gen
eral good time which is assured for
all, The time of the carnival is
Halloween, a distinctive time for
carnivals generally.
AJO4hE OlDiS etSO q oOIChlC w dS
Matched to get rid of the Slav coke
workers in the Connellsville region
and great number of them were in
weighed into going to Wisconsin to
attempt farming. Reports from them
indicate deplorable state of desti-
tuition and dissatisfaction Inexperi-
enced in their new business, they of
course do not succeed and consequent
ly must suffer. They we're led into
difficulties by INSCRIPTIONS leaders
and have at last landed, it seems, in
almost the last ditch, They deserve
sympathy.
John SHERMAN belongs in the
Democratic party" remarked a
prominent Morgantown Republican
Tuesday night "If he was reported
correctly in his, Akron speech, and
/ have no reason to believe he was
not, he is line with Democratic tar
i'll doctrine when he declares that he
believes no duties should be levied
for protection that are not needed
for revenue. In this declaration he
puts himself against the doctrine of
protection for projections sake,
which is the cornerstone of Republi-
can principle. The sooner Mr.. Sher-
man gets into the Democratic party
the better"
JAKE LYNN, one of last years pop
ular students, is now one of the coal
barons of Fayette county, according
to the following from the Uniontown