The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-16


fellows In hurry. This is all right
There is another Law In reference te
dogs requiring them to be tabled
About half the dogs seen on the
streets have no collars.
The opening OF the St. Clair Hotel
on Saturday evening was quite az
event. Everything is neat and inyi-
ting. The dining room service is
most excellent and Mr.. 81 CLAIR pre-
sides with suayity Of ! old time
Boniface. This hotel undo the name
Wallace House has been famous for
nearly a half century. A great many
visitors dined there on Sunday.
HINTON g. CANS the fish and poul-
Try dealers have dissolved partnership
and each will continue In separate
lice of business. Mr.. Cans will han
die nothing but fish and Mr.. Hinton
nothing but poultry. Mr.. Cans de-
livery wagon will run every day Or
ders for either fish or poultry can be
sent by Bell phone to West Morgan
town.
TIE Rose Hite has left Plttsburg,
but she can't get through to Morgan
town on account OF the damage which
has been done to lock four by the
sinking Of the Edgar Cherry. We may
get some kind OF service from boats
above the wrecked lock.
CRY council has at last taken steps
to dc something toward better fire
protection. They have gone as far as
they think it is wise, and it Is certain
that the fire fighters of the town will
have better facilities for fighting FIRE
than they have ever had in the past.
MARCH 81 marks the beginning of
spring, and with every day the signs
OF good fruit crop grows more en-
couraging. Unless a spell OF warm
weather shall be, succeeded by very
cold spells, the chances are that we
shall have plenty of fruit this year,
and this Is something that we have
cot enjoyed for some years.
THE grand jury, which has been in
session at Uniontown, has returned
true bills against Mrs. Kate Soffel and
her managers, on the ground that
lacy are responsible for giving an in
decent exhibition. The company ia
which the woman has been starring
went. to pieces after stormy career
in which the managers lost money.
1t will probably never be gotten TO-
getter again. 1t remains to be seen
whose philanthropy will come to the
rescue Of Mrs. Soffel this time.
WHILE Charles Weaver of Lewis
towu, ceurted Miss Daisy Long, of
the same town, he often talked of
the good times they would have on
their honeymoon trip,but Miss Long
always demurred, saying she had no
taste for travel. At the same time
she told her Charlie that 1t was her
earnest desire that he should enjoy
the delights Of honeymoon trip,
even il she could not accompany
him. Weaver took his BRIDES view
of the matter, and the night couple
of weeks ago that they we're married
he left on Pennsylvania train for
the hill country of Virginia. On his
return Tuesday evening Mr.. Weaver
said he had enjoyed the beautiful
scenery of the Old Dominion State,
but OF course his thoughts were
always with his bride, who, alone,
awaited his return to their pretty
little home, which is located at Lewis
town.-Tyrone Herald.
WITH two and possibly three direct
telephone lines to Uniontown we
should have no trouble to talk to cur
friends there.
FROM the score which they made
on Saturday night it looks like the
basket ball team had learned some
thing on It's recent trips away from
home.
THE Chancery Hill bridge is well
along and would have been finished
but for the unfayorable weather. A
few more good days will see 1T open
fer traffic.
that more paving is not
done. If any or all of our dissatisfied
friends will supply the funds we will
vouch for council having the work
deDe promptly and in the best man
ner,
On April first w. N. Dawson viii
move his store into the old Gregg
property. Before moving he wants
to sell large part of his stock anu
will sell many things for less than
cost. Call and get some of the bar
gains being offered.
REAL estate men say they look for
a fairly active year 10 business. Build
ing may not be as brisk. here IS 1T has
been but great deal of it will be
done. Contracts for number of res
licences have been let and two or
three business blocks will be erected.
If you are in favor of good roads
and the preservation and propaga-
tion of game animals and game birds
call at Dawson's store and sign the
petition to the West Virginia sena-
tors and congressman to use their
influence in securing the passage of
the Lacey and Brownlow bills.
MILLINERY opening of Spring
and Summer Pattern hats, Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 22 and 23S
Seamans' Store, 1873, Walnut
Street, opposite Court House.
FARMERS have accomplished but
little so far in cut door work, The
ground has not been In condition to
pillow except in very few places and
farming operations are slow. Many
farmers have their plans well ma
tured however and. will push things
with all possible dispatch when spring
does open. -
PLENTY of fresh vegetables are
the market put the prices stagger the
average housekeeper. Green peas and
beans are 40 cents per gallon, toma-
tooes are to 10 cents each, cucum-
bers 10 cents and up, cabbage cents
per pound and every ching else In pro-
portion. A few have INDUCED in
strawberries but the quality is so out
of proportion to the price that not
many are sed.
THE Sunday School Convention for
Union District will convene in Eden
Church at Stewartstown on Saturday
March 26th, 1904, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
and al persons who are interested in
Sunday School work are especially in
yited to- attend this convention and
help make it profitable session.
The Wallace House will be re-
opened under the name Of the "St.
Clair House" and the old name which
has been familiar to the people OF this
vicinity and to the travelling public
for SO many years, will be thing Of
the past. The sign-boards are now
heinp nrenared