The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-11-29
THE Novelty Company is always out


: things red.
Senator Wiley is gradually gainin
: strength and it is hoped will soon b
able to get out again.
IT is frequently expensive to lear
scientific housekeeping whether 1T
c learned by experience or In some othe
way.
|, liz order to let the grass grow o.
: the football field 1t was necessary t
Let the moss grow on the football
team.
WILEs made a whole team in rails
/, ing the money for the new glas
works. He always does things witt
a will.
THE Wheeling News thinks that i
, there is anything in name Senate
, Fast ought to make swift canvas
for the Governorship.
THERE are said to be lots of tur
} k eys for Thanksgiving hut W,
haven't had a practical demonstra
ton of that fact as yet. All that W,
have is on faith.
A BRICK walk has been laid from
the sidewalk to the rear OF Adam
Bowers lot to reach his new Office OF
Court Square. The Office will soor
b. ready for occupancy.
THERE is not a single man who Ii
sorry to see Morgantown getting along
as well as she is in every way. Nc
| ff.x in, hn 20 &c
re pid industrial progress.
| GEORGE BAKER is furnishing the
II aterial and Albert Jones is painting
the Methodist church red. Both gen.
tlemen are artists and could paint the
whole town red if they wanted to dc
50.
EVERY county road 10 this section is
now an eloquent advocate OF the good
reads system but we are not at all
Ii kelly to listen to the appeal which
hAs so often been made in vain in
the past.
STEPPING stones are being put
across Prospect street on the lower
leud of the sidewalk on the west side
o. the street. They will be conven-
fence to people living on that side of
the street.
IT would be difficult To get more
careful, painstaking, conscientious
set Of workers together than the
present force in the public schools.
From the superintendent down they
a e pure gold.
RAILROAD rumors are always flying
t',ick but they have never before had
:'' many corroboratiye circumstances
| 4 ing with them as they have now.
7 e are going to get some railroads
D fore very long.
MoNoNGALIA will look more like a
| Z fidiron when the rest Of the project
eel railroads are finished than any
0 her county in the state. We want
to see them all come. There can't
| be too many to suit US.
ANOTHER handsome big business
house on the old bank property next
| t. the Methodist church and one on
the NEW DoMINIoN's lot on the oppo-
site side of the street will add great
| ly to appearances and we hope to
profit.
MoRGANTowN people are cutting
quite swath both in the deep sand
territory and in the territory where
the sand lies but little below the sur
face. They are tireless in pursuit of
u dollar and we hope that they may
i ID iots OF tnem'
ALREADY people are talking Of the
Christmas season, business men are
d ling their STOCKS Tor u, tne nttle
loiKs are wondering wnao oshta oiaus
WIN pilne enelii anu ais sose9.i. e'ely
"a 49, - tdt ; S'n vne as9s, ''''' III
'''el' w 'i'N' ~ 0'S se"so''
uoVEhMENrAL ownership ol rail-
roaus may sounu very visionary puu
IL may oe Iedii.y quicSel Uuan uhe
llaJorluy VI people iook ior ~ W come
ne reasons ohao VIII DC gwen Coh-
gfess ior 1his move are very cohsinc-
ing ones ana 1nere Is notnihg IN sigho
ttlat would KNOCK the pan ouo.
A eooDLY number of our citizens
will rejoice greatly at Christmas tide.
One of the largest building associa-
lions will pay the last dollar due its
stockholders ana ABOUT TWO scores OF
nones WIN become 1ne properly OF
1neii od1upan.s "no la enuu, "a noe,
= his WI 'neaa, d soou many 'ia''o'o'ne
oul'''lnas pie'en.s.
PROF. n. "a. AhMsIhoNe mas re-