The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-06


toned to it already.
ONE advantage OF the cold weathe
is that 1T prevents or at least discour
ages street corner loafiDg.
The man who was yearning for al
old fashioned winter must certainl.
have his satisfaction by this time.
A FEW cases of measles have ap
peared in town but this is rather Il
be expected during the wintel
months.
The Brownsville Glass Compan,
has changed its name and will here
after be known as the Rolled Glas
Company.
HERES hoping that the Wabash
may not back up after getting us IL
the notion Of having 1T come through
this section.
WAsE reductions have been made
by the Rainey's In the Conneiisvills
coke fields to harmonic with the re
auctions made by the Frick company
EDNA MEADE aged TIVE and hal
years is dead of Inflammation OF TIM
bowels. She was daughter O
Thomas Meade.
1t is announced from Pittsbure
that Jones and Laughlin have de
termined to cut all their men frem
30 to 30 per cent.
The law firm OF Snee, Warmar
and German have moved from theil
office in the Hall building into thu
second office in Chancery Row.
The late accounts OF the Chicago
fire show that not as many were killed
as reported at one stage OF the game
The total is appalling as hest however
FAIRMoNT has list Of shows FOL
January which look: good. One OF
two Of the attractions will be here
All Of them are first CLASS
THE Hilda Tucker company has
gone from here to Connellsvllle. II
has return date in March.
The company did a good business
here.
THE peculiar way OF treating affairs
Of everyday lie is one OF the great
many charms Of ''Young lobe Hoxie",
which will appear at Swisher's Thea
ire Wednesday Jan. &.
The milliners of town have de-
cided to close their stores at six
o'clock in the evening during the
the months of January and Feb
ruaary.
The students have come back
Just in time to prevent us from get
ting lonesome after the Christmas
holidays have given to place work
a-day conditions.
EMPLOYEES of the Steel Mills in
and about Piltsburg who have been
idle have agreed to accept ten per
cent reduction in order that the mills
may resume operations.
AUGUSTA county people may have
decided to fight for the proposed
county again but they must change
the constitution before their hopes
can be realized.
THERE mast have been some eight t.
ing kind" afloat on Thursday evening
as there were numerous fights and
rumors of fights while several threat
ened massacres were narrowly averted.
A TEN pound son came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr
ON the night of the 31st ut. The
parents are receiving the eongratu-
lations of their friends.
THIS week the students will be back
ha nj tu mill nd mil
be RAINY interesting events la connec.
tion with this. Next week there will
be several meetings made up Of the
farming interests of the state.
THIS is the time when the plumber
thaws out the frozen water pipes
and adds to his bank roll. 1t is al
most impossible to prevent pipes
from freezing in the kind of weather
we are now having.
WITH the coming of April rst the
new management is getting ready to
assume control of the Opera House.
Some good attractions have been
booked already and Others will be
brought on to finish the season.
The union painters and decorators
of Pittsburg allege that they have
been locked out and have advised
all members of unions to stay away
from that city until the matter is
settled.
LOCAL officers OF the National
Gvard have received invitations to
attend the annual meeting of the
National Association of officers in
Tallahassee, Florida, during the
latter part Of January.
IT is reported from Point Marion
that gas has been turned off from q
patron of the gas company because
the latter refused to sign contract
to take his gas for a whole year he
will take his case into court.
VERY little interest was taken
here in the prize fight between
Young Corbett and Hanlon which
was pulled off in Frisco. The former
won in tn, 18th round. There wat
no betting az it was regarded az
anybody's battle.
WHEN interviewed In London, "
J. Bryan stated that he would return
better American than when he
lett. He stated also that he expect
ed to support any one nominated by
the Democratic party as far as hs
could see at present.
THE marriage of Miss Lillian Bur
CESS and George Travis, of Grafton
was recently solemnized. Miss Bur
CESS was formerly clerk in Hirsch
mans store and lie we'll known il
town. Mr.. Travis is clerk in the
Sherwood hotel.
Eees are thirty five cents dozer
with nothing doing in the way of tn,
country product. AS high as sixt!
cents has been paid for dozen egg
when wanted for some especial pur
pose. The scarcity of eggs has mad
them popular and every one wants t.
eat eggs.
AT Williamson the same candidate
have been nominated on both th
Democratic and Republican tickets
There are three OF one party and tw
Of the other although there are tw
tickets. In voting each man niue
vote for and against every man O
the ticket.
If you ask your dealer for seE
we'll known advertised remedy, bt
cause you have confidence in its cur
do not allow yourself to be switche
off to medicine claimed to be'just q
good" but which you do pot ask fo
and of which YOU know nothing.
SOME of the more daring fuu-seek
ing spirits OF the city have adopted