The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04

Wanted-Author's Manuscripts

BoRs-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. E
( Vangilder on Wednesday, Ocotbel
28th, daughter.
AFTER all there are lots of people
in Uniontown who don't mind wa
ter famine as long as the saloons
run under the present system.
CLARKsBURG Is not aItogether pleas
ed over the indications that Fairmont
has captured the B. & o. plums which
have been held for so long by Grafton.
SOME OF these days the Pennsylvania
may extend up the river to Morgan
town from Brownsville and when II
does come people living here will be
very glad TO welcome it.
WHAT has become Of the vast chest
nut crop? Has it reached such pass
thatit is no longer profitable to har-
vest the Huts and bring them TO town?
LoTs OF rabbits have been killed
: but the weeds and brush are so
thick yet that hunters are having a
hard time to shoot the little fellows.
SOME people don't like the plan of
taking Wabash workmen from this
section to any other place but the
Wabash officials did not consult
them in regard to the plans to be
carried out.
CONDITIONS are not at all alarming
according to the views of Dan's
Review. This is the leading finan-
.t,l sv.f n frx nd 20
utterances are entitled TO great
weight.
WHILE working in Lucerne town
ship in Fayette county. workmen
found the skeletons OF Is Indians
who had been buried about two leet
under groand Many relics were
found with the bodies
BY an almost unanimous vote the
glass workers 10 the window trade
have decided To unite This Is very
wise move % their part and the step
should have been taken long ago.
There is little or nothing to be Gal ned
by scrapping except broken heads.
A FoR RENT ad in this paper rent
ed cottage belonging TO IA young
business man Of town. Those who
have any thing which they want the
pubic to know shouid sntir ate as
much through The columns o. this
paper 1t will pay every time.
Two Clarksburg policemen have
confessed to assaulting and beating a
young man on the streets of that
town. They paid fines. Now the
papers up there are calling on them
to get of the police force and the
demand should not be stopped until
they do get off the force.
DR.. Brown who has been ill from
appendicitis is recovering and it is
hoped will be himself soon. The fam
lily has been greatly afflicted. The
Doctors mother is i'll of fever at her
home in Clinton district and George
and TIVE sisters Lily and Hattie are in
the City Hospital suffering from the
same disease.
WHEN the excursion from Mason
town was on its return Trip the boat
was stopped and six men put off for
being drunk and disorderly. They
appeared to great advantage while
in town and tried to fight several
times but there were enough peace
makers to prevent them from scrap
ping.
cases against the strikers in the local
tumbler factories are to be appealed no
matter which way they may be decid
ed. The question involves many new
phases and it is to establish a prece-
dent that it will be carried to the |
courts of last resort.
A NEW ruling of the post Office
department is that rural delivery |
shall not be given to those living |
inside of city limits. No matter if
the people affected live beyond the
reach OF free delivery they can not
have the rural delivery. This order
will not work hardship on many
people.
FARMERS in many parts of Penn
sylvania have been buncoed by |
strangers who have been selling $25
suits for $l2. They say they want
to introduce their goods. They take
IS as an advance fee and are never
seen any more. 1t is good plan to
buy stuff from people whom you
know. Then if you get cheated you
still have something to show for the
investment
The roads are in the best condi-
ton fol driving that they have been
this ear but in short time they
will be bottomless as usual through |
the winter months. Those who have
been swearing at good roads will
then take a fall out of the bad ones
and will next year forget that they |
want any thing better than they |
have.
SEVERAL Uniontown members of
the Salvation Army have returned |
from Kentucky where they have
been on trip through the feudist
country. They had many exciting
experiences and were every where
received with suspicion. The audi
tors always came with their guns.
1t is presumed that the ordinary
methods of the army were modified
in this crusade or there would have
been some shooting from their audi
ences.
The reports published inIthis pa
per that the Federation Window
Glass companies was about to fall
to pieces have proven correct. The
organization will be out of business
as soon as it has disposed of the
glass which it now has in stock.
One of the first steps toward this
will be to accept the resignation of
Secretary Mambourg, who has been
drawing large salary.
ADVERTISEMENTS are really news
for the housekeeper, business man,
young man and woman and often for
the boys and girls They tell you
where you can get the best to supply
the larder, to furnish the home, to as
sist you in business and to make your
person neat and attractive and where
you may save few dollars, for mer-
chants buying In larger lots some
special class OF goods can secure a
lower rate and can therefore offer to
sell them cheaper. Because an adver-l
tiser pays us for the privilege OF tell
ing you about his goods is no reason
why it cannot be considered news.
WASHINGTON, Pa, is undergoing
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