The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-10-24

rangements to remain permanently al
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared IL
wait on them.
You can still save money on floui
and other groceries at Posten's,
BEST Sardines at NYE's.
RED sugar Is cts and Powdered
sugar cts. at Posten's.
Public schools at Beverly have
been closed on account of diphthe-
ria.
If you want fresh Groceries buy
from A. L. NYE's.
WHILE they last don miss man 6
suit $1.92 at Hirschman's
DIR. w. e. STEWART, dentist
office over Rice's store.
DR.. Casselberry is building good
sized stable on the alley in rear of
his residence.
AN exchange says its cannot pub
fish anonymous contributions with
out the name of the writer.
NANCY j. BARR has been appoint
ed postmaster at Wadestown, this
county.
L. L. Friend spent Sunday at his
home at Pennington. His sister,
Flora, will attend school at Buckhan-
non.
David Hobbs in course of polit-
zeal argument at Twelve Pole, killed
one man and fatally wounded two
others. He escaped to Kentucky.
THE slot machine at Miller's to
bacco shop has proved a great favor
tie and is almost constantly in use.
1t receives about $40 per week in
pennies.
Col. S. A. PosTEN attended the
meeting of the Grand Lodge X. of p
last week at Point Pleasant and was
unanimously elected Grand Prelate
by that body.
The gold Democrats have obtain
ed the necessary number of sigma
lures and their electors will appear
on the official ballot. They will vote
for the regular nominees for state of
ficers.
NEW telephones are being put in So
fast that there is no way to keep track
of subscribers; one days list is ne
good the next. Our people know g
good thing when they see it and are
hustling to take advantage of the in
ducements offered by our local ex.
changes.
HIGH grade pianos and organs,
cash, or installments, easy payments
If you want the most for your mon.
ey be sure to see me or drop aposta
and | will be pleased to call on you
whether you purchase or not. Wal
ter A. Mestrezat agent for the larg
estfactories in the world.
The Democratic students met al
Municipal Hall Wednesday night
and organized large and enthusi-
astic club. 1t starts off with about
rs members and will increase to
about 200 before the close of the
campaign. The officers elected were
President, w. R. Stamford; Secre
tary, V. A. Barrackman; Treasurer
C. F. Holden
THERE is great deal of idle mon
ey in this county. There are men
who have acquired great deal Of
money from oil leases, who have not
been accustomed to handle large
sums and don't know what to dc
with their sudden wealth. They
would better loan it safely to men
who will use it than to lock it III
without profit to themselves or any
body else.
BEEcHURsT Avenue has become
one of our principal thoroughfares
The number of buildings going NJ
down there makes traffic for the
street. If that avenue is not paved
before winter makes mud, it will be
impossible. 1t would pay property
owners down there as a busiess in
vestment to thoroughly grade an6
pave it with brick. II will make 6
beautiful street and sell lots like no
cakes.
EARLY last Friday morning, jus
after the 1926 train had passed an(
while the mail carrier was taking
the mail to the postoffice, two mel
broke into the U. S. Express ofiic,
and were making an attack on the
mail bags when the carrier return
ed. His presence frightened them
and they made dash to get ava,
and disappeared up Park avenue
The mail carrier fired several shots
at the burglars, but failed to stol
them airmont Republican.
HUTCHINSON Il JACOBS the up t.
date merchants of Little Falls, hay
secured through their energy and fl
nancial assistance a Bell Telephone
pay station in their store. This tel
ephone connects them with Morgan
town, Connellsville, Fairmont, Man
nington, Grafton and Clarksburg al
the usual rate of transmitting mes
sages. This phone will be grea
convenience to the people of that vi
entity and they will soon wonde
NJ" thcy you dlonS "iehoue ~. vi
the night of election Nou. 3D. the re
turns will be received at Little Fall
just as fast as Bulletins are. poste'
in the large cities. This will insur
crowd of anxious listeners.
AT their meeting by unanimou
vote it was decided by the director
Of the Fayette County Fair Compa
ny to do away with the fair. The,
instructed the directors to sell thei
property to liquidate the claims
against the association, whicl
amount to nearly $4,000. The stock
holders also directed the director
to confess judgment in favor of al
preferred creditors. This is done t
knock out some of the exhibitors an
horsemen who claim premiums AM
purses. During the wet weather tn
fair was unable tc live up to it
scheduled program, and on accoun
Of the small attendance the compa
ny's Indebtedness increased 81 ,00C
The property Of the association i
worth about $4,000, and is in yer.
good condition,