The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-29

,
bly,, as in the past, run against our
game laws.
OUR good Democratic friend Mr..
S. A. Mccartney sends US another
letter in which some of our local Re
pubiicans get a scoring, Mr.. Me
Cartney has way Of striking that
brings blood.
THE first game of baseball since
school opened, between the Uniyer-
sity team and the Morgantown club
was played Saturday and resulted as
usual in favor of Morgantown.
Score y to s.
NoBBY neckwear.
NoBBY Hats.
NoBBY Caps.
NoBBY Shoes.
NoBBY Suits.
NoBBY Overcoats, at Hirschman's s.
TINS is a splendid time to select
reading matter for the winter. Be
gin by taking your local paper. We
can send you any other Journals
you want cheaper than you can get
them in any other way.
THE Odd Fellows Lodge, of Charl-
eroi, Pa, accompanied by mum Der
of ladies spent several hours in town
Saturday. There were about 800
people in the party and they made
the round trip on the steamer Isaac
NJ. Mason.
THE Wenonah, the finest steam
Yacht owned in Pittsburg, was here
few days ago. The party on board
consisted of the owners, Charles and
Edward Painter, and several ladies
and gentlemen. They spent several
hours IN town.
SOME street paving is to be done
at last This will be a start and
the brginning of much greater i'm
provements. The New DOMINION
has been hammering at the question
for years and it is gratified to see
some results almost in sight.
Our republican friends have their
plans rather well laid. Among 9th
err things they have arranged men
in every voting precinct in the coun-
ty to see that all voters go to the
polls. That is good pointer for
democrats and they no doubt will
profit by it.
JOSEPH TRICKETT, an old citizen of
Preston county residing on the turn
pike two miles this side of King
wood wandered away from home
few days ago and was lost for sever
al hours. A searching party found
him late in the evening. The old
man has not been in his right mind
for some time.
CAPT GILMORE is putting in water
mains from the North end of Front
street to his new residence adjoining
the w. II. Houston property on Sun
nv Side. A number of residences
along the line will make connections
Before long the suburbs in all di-
rections will have water service.
THE ladies of the Presbyterian
Church met last evening and decid-
ed to hold a bazaar about the middle
of December. Many beautiful pieces
of fancy work have been promised
The fact that these ladies have un-
dertaken this is sufficient guarantee
of the excellence of the whole mat
ter.
THE coming term of circuit court
does not promise to be a very long
one. Several criminal cases will be
heard. Dean and Mollissee who for
feited their recognizance, Inghram
charged with assault, and King with
attempted outrage will probably be
disposed of. There will probably be
some cases for unlawful retailing. 1t
is not thought that any other cases
of importance will be called.
The citizens of town were awaken
ed Monday night by the loud report
produced by the firing of one of the
University cannon. A great many
people we're considerably frightened
as they jumped at the conclusion
that big oil pipe or gas explosion
had taken place. The cannon was
fred off near Commencement Hall
and all of the glass in one side of
the building were knocked out.
CAPT. j. r. Miller, Alvin Barth-
low and several others were in I'm
iontown Friday last to take part in,
and to witness, the pigeon shoot.
Capt. Miller shot with Jesse o. AL
len for a stake of $50, but owing to
i'll luck lost. The Captain hit every
bird. but one or two died outside the
line which lost him the contest. He
is the best shot in this section and a
few days ago did up the Fairmont
crack shots in great shape.
OVER at Philippi last week, wool
buyer came along offering more for
wool than it sold at before the new
tariff bill went into effect and it
made the Republicans so mad that
they stoned him out of town. 1t was
simply awful for anyone to dare to
do thing of this kind right at the
home of Dayton the Republican can
didate for Congress and we don't
blame the Republicans for driving
him away. They had probably all
taken the advice of the Republican
papers and politicians, about the
free wool scare. and sold their wool
for Is cents pound and now Its
enough to make them mad for it to
raise from five to ten cents on the
pound.-King,oood argus.
VICTOR MELLs accounts are all
due in thirty days, or payable in
cash BY srtict compliance with
these terms only can we sell at the
low rates offered. Some of our Gus
toners nave allowed their accounts
TO run till long past due Unless
settled at once by negotiable notes
that We can use in our business, OF
by cash, we shall place the same il
suit. We buy for cash only, and
with the constantly increasing
amount Of sales and business, mus
make prompt collections. We still
\ keep on hands hay, -four, feed, meal
chop and grain, all of the best quail
ity and sell at lowest prices conss
tent with fair living. Call ant
buy and settle that little BILL