The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-01-28

The growth of Morgantown can
not be stopped. The people have
she right spirit and they do not IN
tend that anything shall get in theil
J way.
The best play 0. the season will
be given at the opera house this
evening by Mildred Holland and heI
COMPANY. There is hardly seat tc
be had now.
A PARKERaBURGER has purchased
a bedstead for 1925. 1t is said tt
be the highest price ever paid TOR 9
bedstead in that city. He will pre-
sent 1t 10 bis son as wedding gift
THERE are still some goods piled
out on the street to annoy pedes
TRANS and give the town an insight
ly appearance 10 strangers May bt
the council has forgotten to enforce
the ordinance.
BISHOP GRAyIrT preached a very
practical and helpful sermon Sunday
morning at the Episcopal church.
The music was especially good. Con.
frmation services were conducted il
the evening.
O. p. CoRBIN and j. W. Corbin,
brothers of Frank Corbin have moved
here from Richie county, and will
be managers of the Decker's Greek
Sand and sotne works up the NJ. & K.
railroad.
THE current issue OF the West Vir.
GINA Bar is out. 1t contains the
minutes of the late meeting Of the
State Bar Association. 1t would
have been printed two weeks ago but
for the delay OF the stenographer.
TIE meeting at the Flats still con-
tinues with undated interest. The
house was crowded to the doors last
night and many were turned away.
There were twelve at the altar and
four conversions. Sixteen members
We're received into the church.
FAIRMoNT complains Of shop lift
efs. A prominent woman OF that
place was caught In the act few
days ago aud great hullabaloo was
raised. The matter was husbed up
On her agreement to pay for what she
mad taken and her name was with
held.
ADDITIONAL evidence of the de-
mand for competing railroad sys
tenn is produced by the conditions
every day. The one Dad is not able
to handle all the business that is
seeking transportation to and from
this place.
The farmers aA& live stock grow
ers and fruit growers will have an
interesting series of meetings this
week from the 9th TO the 3lst of
January. They can be preparing
now for the rush Of work when win
ter is over.
The men who are so vociferously
advocating the formation of the new
county OF Augusta do not seem to
think the constitutional provision
fixing the area OF county is worth
considering and they don't care so
they get their pet measure through
and provide themselves with some
offices. A very prompt
move should be made to put quie-
tus on the scheme.
HE sentiment in Pittsburg in
favor of admitting the Wabash-ir to
that city is becoming very pronoun
ced and will result in the read get
ting there. 1t will be impossible
for the roads now entering the city
to handle It's business and the PEG
pie are tired of the dog IN the man
ger policy of the Pennsylvania.
IF you see it in our advertisement
you may be sure it is true. The
news of our store, as printed in our
ads, is more reliable and of great
benefit to the reader, than most of
the telegraph news from the outside
world. You should never overlook
any of our advertisements-
miss many bargain. j. U. Kellar
& Co
The Cum berland correspondent |
sends to the Pittsburg Dispatch an
article in regard tc the B. Il o. buy
ing the James M Guffey right of
way for railroad on Cheat River. |
The news appeared originally in the
New DOMINION about a week pre-
vious. The Cumberland correspond |
ent says it is reported on the best of
authority. This is all right but the
Dispatch goes long way from home
for its news.
WHEN other business men have
dropped their advertising entirely |
is the time when the progressive |
man is anxious to be talking to the |
people. If the advertising cannot |
be as extensiue now as it was some |
weeks ago it can still be as conspic- |
uous and conditions will make it |
possible to make it still more logical. |
The business man must study more |
to get telling quality into small ad
refreshments, and must gain returns |
by making the space yield results.
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