The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1902-12-17


ter when the time comes.
RAIN and mud are very disagreed
BILE and they are doubly 80 when ONT
has reason to expect snow and freez
ing weather without the mud.
| Go TO Hutchinson & Jacobs, LITTLE
Falls, w. Va, for your Holiday Goods
such as albums, cuff boxes, toilet sets,
jewelry, perfumes, etc.
ANY way 1T won't do any harm tt
hope that the Falling Run bridge
iron may be on its way In a few days
and that the structure may be placed
before very long.
Go TO HUTCHINSON 6 JACOBS, Little
Falls, w. Va, for your Christmas
candies. A large aud fresh line Of all
kinds Of candies to selest from and We
make the prices right.
IHE city bonds sold 20 w. T. Todd
& Company Of Cincinnati, brought a
premium of 81, 1925. The face value
OF the bonds were $50, 900 and the in
terest from July 1st amounted tc
over $1,000.
OF course the servant girl question
is live issue. 1t was never so live
| 10 Morgantown as at present. Tho
| girls who want good homes at good
wages should come here to work.
They are badly needed.
THE Hotel Mabaney at Uniontown
has been sold by G. Fl. Gorley to G.
w. Johnson and W. r. Gray for $780,
900. 3orley made $35, 900 on his in
vestment after running the place for
about four years.
BIDS for the stone work on the
power house OF the Traction com pany
will be received up until noon tonor-
row. 1t is the intention to keep
things moving and the plant will be
erected before many months.
AT Wayne, the county seat of
Wayne county, IL is charged that a
number of citizens have helped them
selves TO the furniture OF the court
house and that the temple of justice
there is almost bare Of fixtures.
S. M. KART of Point Marion who
was arrested charged with arson has
been declared to be not guilty by
the jury. He has been discharged
from the custody of the court.
The case attracted much attention
in Fayette county.
A LARGE number of extras have
been sent here by the Parkersburg
News with their write up of Morgan
town In them. These papers have
been in great demand and some very
complimentary things are being said
about the paper by people of the
town.
On the evening of February Goth
the officers Of the cadet corps will give
a big military ball. This is expected
to eclipse anything yet given in Nor
gantown. The Armory is fine place
in which to dance and there will be a
big crowd many of whom will be from
out OF town.
AN electric road is projected to run
from Clarksburg to Buckhannon. Il
will be % miles long or 10 miles short
er than by rail as at present. Appli-
cation has been made to the county
courts of Harrison and Lewis counties
by w. 2. Fowkes of Buckhannon for
the franchise to operate the road.
PEOPLE who use dynamite to kill
fish should receive the benefit of the
law and if those who know about
the use of this explosive will give
their names to the proper officers
there won't be any trouble about
stopping the practice.
THOUSANDS of fish are being plac-
ed in the various streams CT the
state by the fish commission. The
streams should in few years be
much better stocked than they are
at present and lots of sport will be
afforded to those who like to fish.
Col. R. E. Fast has been invited to
present. paper bt fore the Section of
Social and Economic Science at the
meeting of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science ia
Washington beginning December goth
but will have to decline the honor for
this year owing tn his intended trip to
California where he will go in few
days to spend the winter.
e. 0. DARNELL, superintendent of
the Reform School was struck with a
beer bottle while on train near
Clarksburg. a fight started and he
was hit with a missile intended for the
trainmen by the roudy who was fight
ing. 1t required seven stitches to
sew up his face. Detectives are after
the men and they will be given heavy
sentences when caught.
AMONG the papers of the state
which have made great Improvements
during the past year the Fairmont
Times takes high rank. The paper is
Alert and up to date and it is being
read by large and ever increasing
army of patrons. 1t has set a hot
pace for the small dailies of the state
and not many of them can stay in the
running with them.
A COLLEGE is to be erected at Elk
ms. 1t will be known as the Davis
and Elkins College. The institution
will be under cont oil of the Presbv-
terian church. 1t will become val
liable feeder for the University
Work on the buildings is to begin in
early spring and it will start next
fall il the present plans do do mis-
carry.
THE song recital by Sidney Lloyd
Wrightson in the Central Presby
terian church is much talked of
event. Il music lovers are expect
ing treat, and it is certain they
will not be disappointed Mr.
Wrightson has reputation in En-
gland and America. Miss Margaret
Hopwood, one of our most accom-
plished pianists, will be his accom-
panist.-Uniontown News Standard.
OUR merchants have bought large
ly of the best of everything that could
be found in the markets and prepared
to supply our people with the choicest
goods to be had anywhere. Most peo-
pie have money-in fact all who have
any thrift at all so there should be no
trouble 10 each being pleased. The
present promised to be a great holt
day season for all sorts Of tradesmen.
Howard L. Swisher, prominent
business man whom this county gave
to Morgantown, offers handsome
prize, in this issue Of the Review, to
the public school in this county, that
shows the best percentage of attend
ance during the month of January.
Mr.. Swisher, who was teacher ia
this State and California, for time,
has not lost interest in the school
work or In the people OF his native
county.-Hampshire Review.
THE West Virginia Conference
Seminary at Buckannon, is on the