The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-11-03

ANOTHER new arrivals bouncing
baby girl at Geo. c. Hayes.

PAL WRIGHT has had the front Of
his storeroom embellishcd with well
painted signs
THE best medicine of the age for
quickly curing indigestion. nervous
ness, etc, is Browns Iron Bitters.
New arrivals in neck wear, under
wear, gloves and hosiery, prices much
lower than ever At HIRscHNAN's.
THE big rain the first of the week,
gave many of the timber men an OPP
pertunity to send timber down the
river.
Two panels beautifully painted by
Miss Clara Hough, on exhibition in
Reeds drug store, attract much at
tention.
A LARGE audience INDUCED in fifty
cents worth of Eli Perkins fun last
week. All who heard the lecture
were well pleased.
THE Pierpoint and Baker Ridge
Base Ball Clubs played near Easton,
last Saturday. The game resulted
in victory for Baker Ridge.
Mr.. James Cole, Of Cheat Neck,
sends us turnip weighing lbs and
9 OF, and measuring two feet in cir
conference. Who can beat it?
MAIDsvILLE sends TO Morgantown
FOR the pitcher and catcher Of the r
& RS, to play with them in game
at Mt. Morris, Pa, next Saturday.
The Episcopal Mite met at the
residence of Geo. w. Johnson last
Monday evening, and, despite the in
clcmency of the weather large num-
Der were present.
In our Boys and Children depart
ment we can show you Suits for all
ages from $3.50 upwards. Mothers
would do we'll to Examine our line.
At HIRscHMAN's.
TABLE LINENS away down at Chad
wick 's-Dollar Bleachcd Linen, Dam
ask, for 70 cents, and eighty cent
goods for 60 cents. Also good Linen
Towcls-all linen--for ten cents only.
WE received last week very inter.
esting communication from our old
friend r. l.. Stevens, now at Quiet
Dell, Harrison county. hut it reached
us too late for publication. Write
again friend Stevens.
OUR Over Coat Stock is now ready;
variety greater than ever; we can suit
the working man as low as $3.50.
In fine dress Over Coats we have the
finest line ever shown. Prices al
ways the lowest At HIRscHMAN's.
William VIM, who lives up Deck
ers Creek, was badly kicked by a
horse last Saturday. 1t seems that
he went to the stable, and entered
the stall without speaking to the
horse. He was badly bruised, but is
now in fair way to recovery.
On Thursday, the 25th ult. Mr.
Garrison Mcclure who purchased the
Caleb Beall farm, made the first pay
mcnt consisting of $4,000 in gold.
Mr. McClures promptness is highly
commcndablc, as the payment was
$500. more than was legally required.
WALTER MADEIRA will deliver to
subscribers in town any daily paper
published ut publishers rates. He
also receives subscriptions for all the
standard wceklies, monthles and
quarterlies. He can supply you with
any book or periodical published,
cheaper than you can get it yourself.
Persons would do well to consult him
before sending their orders. All
business entrusted to him promptly
transacted.
Ir is now the time when the candi-
dates for Town Sergeant announce
The citizens who vote
in the borough have much to do with
the way order is preserved during the
next year. To insure an execution
of the law in Morgantown, it is neccs-
sary to elect a man to fill the position
of Sergeant, who is good citizen
himself, and who will take pleasure
in fulfilling his duty, to the public
satisfaction.
The riot that occurred last Saturday
night on our streets was q most dis
graceful affair. The results of such
an occurrence are obviously demon
alizing. Not only does it destroy the
peace and quiet of the town, but in
this instance, the effects are still more
serious. An innocent man lies in
critical condition, suffering intense
pain, and, perhaps, disfigurcd for life.
No comment is necessary to show the
evil resulting from such occurrences.
GRANVILLE TO THE FRoNT.-While |
Squire Dent was selling the personal
effects Of the Geo. Lewellen estate,
Marshall w. Mccoy and Geo. w.
Carney disagreed and proceeded to
settle their differences in pugilistic
manner. John CARNEY interfcred to
prevent bloodshed, and Mccoy struck
him in the face. They fought fierce