The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-13


Of this place who now receives 50 q
month from the government.
In is to be hoped that the weather
will not hinder the work on the new
glass factory TO any extent. We wan
70 see 1t get started to making glass
as soon as possible.
THE Old Maids Convention to be
given ON December 10th will be one
Of the funniest things that has ever
been seen in the town. 1t will be at
tended by very large crowd.
IF you need flowers for entertain
ments or any other purpose send
your order TO Miss Mary Jenkins,
Grafton, and you will get the best
and at fair price.
THE Acme Publishing Company
have secured the services of Mr.. Lnd-
wig in their binding department.
He has had twelve years Of experience
in his work and is very congenial
gentleman.
DIR. /. G. WHITE has lately been in
the oil field at Weston and east OF
there. The people there are always
anxious to know what he says about
the development and attach great
weight to his opinions.
YES, young man, it is the worker
who gets there. Look around you
and see the fellow who is waiting for
something to turn up and you will
see one who is of no use to himself
or any one else.
THERE is much complaint at the
delay in repairing the suspension
bridge. But one side being in con-
dition to use it frequently occurs that
people must wait at one end or the
other until it is cleared. That is not
a very comfortable Job this weather.
HUTCHINSON d JACOBS have this
week opened up new line of shoes
both for men and women. Also some
new things in Dry Goods and no.
tions, which will make nice Christ
mas presents, come and see them. tt.
THE attention OF people is called to
the fact that there is no place to put
the people who will come here to work
in the new glass factory. There
ought to be at least fifty houses start
ed at once and finished as soon as the
weather will permit.
TRAMPs, strong hearty looking fell
lows, still visit this place. There is
no excuse for them whatever. They
are yagabonds from choice and will
be nothing else as long as they can
get free rations. Everybody should
turn them away
A LATE ruling OF the Postoflice
Department deoars married women
from service as clerks in postofiices.
1t is no doubt made on the supposi
ion hat married woman's husband
Jhould support her and not she sup
port tie husband.
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS, Little
FAILS, w. Va, have nice line OF
Ladies and Misses Trimmed hats
md a few ladies' capes and jackets
also mems evercoats, that we will
make q special drive on for 80 days
Any thing in that line we will save
you money on. tf.
THE old Santa Claus is now study
ing out what he will give the chill
dren for Christmas and the behavior
of the latter may have a great deal to
do with his decision. 1t would never
90 to give bad child the nice things
that were intended for the good little
boys and girls.
THERE is d large demand for fire
brick in this section and this demand
will grow very much greater within
the next few years. In order to meet
the demand and add another plant to
Morgantown's thriving Industries a
fire brick manufactury is projected
We hope to see it an accomplished
fact before the close of next year.
THE brick people of Morgantown
have no cause to complain OF the sea-
son that they have just finished and
next year is expected to be even bet
ter than the present one has proven
itself to be. The establishment of
a new plant will help things might
" around here. That is one of the
possibilities of the coming year.
AMONG the bills introduced in
congress by AIR. Dayton was one au-
thorizing the President of the United
States to nominate Lieutenant Com
mander r. M. G. Brown, now of the
retired list, to be a Commander on
the retired list His many friends
here hope the nomination will be
made.
The continued assurance that the
Morgantown Glass company will
have their plant running by the
middle of February is very crafty
ing to everyone. They have had
many obstacles to overcome and
that they have over come them all is
a very eloquent testimonial of their
hustling abilities.
THE mail Eox at the head of M ain
street has been replaced much to the
convenience of the patrons in that
section OF town. The box was re-
moved sometime ago but the people
in that part of town asked that it be
replaced. The postoffice people had
them put in the post and the box
was sent back. 1t is very greatly
appreciated.
Look out for the new counterfeit
two dollar treasury note. The U. S.
nf
the series of 1891 check letter D;
Bruce, register, Roberts, treasurer
The seal is dark red instead Of pink
ard the parallel running is poor, as is
must Of the lathe work. 1t is fairly
photoe tched, and the silk fiber dis
tributed through the genuine paper
has been closely initiated.
ATT sNTIoN is called by the postot
flee people to the arrangements tina
the people living along the route o
the rural mail delivery will have t,
make in order to get the fullest ad
vantage of the service. They will
have to put in mail boxes for the re
ception of their mail. These musl
be in accordance with the wishes O
the department or the mail will moi
be left in them.
d. L. Donley, Esq. of Mt. Morris,
was in town Tuesday on business rel
alive to to the estate Of Abraham
Snider, deceased. Mr.. Donley informs
us that his son-in-law DIR. z. K
Brown, of Virginia, Mimi, whose