The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-03
Boys and children's clothing
at and below cost all sizes at
Hirschman's,

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sion this evening and it will cost you
1910 for the round trip.
CHILDREN's DAY exercises at Zion
Church, Cheat Neck, last Sunday
we're attended by many persons from
here, and the exercises were very
creditable and interesting.
CHARLIE ALLEBAUGB is meeting
with good success with his hack
line from here to Fairchance. He
transports some party to and from
the Glennmoor almost every day.
A REGULAR building boom will
strike the old town in a few days,
the most important factor being the
new building at the University,
which will require many hands and
make considerable outlay of money.
The quarterly conference of the
Morgantown circuit NJ. p. Church,
will be August 3, at 2 P. NJ. Preach
ing and communion service Satur-
day 104 A. M; preaching 8 P. NJ. The
dedication of McClure's Chapel will
be Aug. IL.
THERE will be several additions
to our choirs since the good work
done in our musical circles by Mrs.
Silverthorn. Under her instruction
several good voices were developed
in Morgantown and none Of us fail
to appreciate it.
If your size is among them you
get great bargain. We have a
big lot of mems fine shoes in
broken sizes, one and two pair
of size, but mostly larger sizes,
these goods 60 regardless to cost
at Hirschman's.
The military fever has altogether
subsidized here, and one never hears
of the Brown Guards. Company !,
Dunlevys or any of the cognomens
given our soldier boys, any more.
The military is being reorganised
all over the State and we should
awken here.
THANKS be to the energy of Prof.
Myers and an appropriation of $3.50
by the county court, the road past
the University and Experiment Sta
ton is now in good repair. Think
of it, it only took $3.50 to fix up one
Of the worst pieces of road that NOR
tai eye ever rested upon.
" WE were to have great food or
disaster of any description in this
county we would want aid. They
have had a great flood on the Little
Kanawha and they need assistance
and pitifully cry for aid. Our peo-
pie should heed the cry and give
something no matter how small.
THOSE who have never reveled in
the beauties, luxuries and social and
religious circles of Mountain Lake
Park will have splendid opportuni-
ty to do SO to-day, when they can go
there and back for $40. To add
to the interest of the occasion the
President is to address the old SOL
diers and the Sunday schools.
The effects of alcoholic stimulants
on the human system is theme that
escaped the Peabody Institute here,
though we urged the presentation Of
it. How are children to know the
evil effects of such stimulants unless
told by their teachers? We notice
that in other States this matter is
discussed, and why should it not be
in West Virginia?
BRING your young chickens and
eggs to the Farmers Store
The Institute accomplished good
work for it's 1889 session. The in
struction which the attendants re-
ceived is sure to place them to the
fore in educational circles in this
State and equips them for better
work. Contrary to reports the In
stiture was not a failure financially,
all of the faculty being paid and 9th
er business matters adjusted.
STRAW hats! Staw hats below
cost, at Hirschman's.
The poor printer is supposed to
be the last person benefited by new
business and new Improvements, and
probably he is, but there has been a
regular boom in this office for sever
al days past printing oil leases for
the operators in the Monongalia oil
field, which shows that if we are
protited to any great extent other
business is also. The good about
the present oil boom is it's very sub
stantial and solid character and we
hope to see it magnify and endure
for generations hence.
STRAW hats at and below cost, also
all light weight clothing at Hirsch-
mans.
The Presbyterian picnic on last
Friday was one of the most enjoya-
BILE affairs of the kind ever held by
Sunday schools. The picnic grounds
were at Little Falls, the same as
used by the Methodist the week pre-
vious. The entire Sunday school
and friends of the members were
present, and many from Little Falls
joined in the festivities and mingled
in the gastronomic circles. A nice
feature was the ice cream refresh
ment, which was ladled out in suffi-
cient abundance for all.
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS will sell you
No. l salt in new barrels from July
18th to July 31st, 1889, at $1.25 per
barrel, after which it will be higher.
Lay in your stock now.
THERE is probability that if
many of the boys had known that
the gas light ordinance had not been
recorded there would have consider
able dousing of glims. Last week the
Mayor had two culprits up in court
for turning out light and had pro-
ceeded in the case far enough to fine
the boys, and on looking for the or
dinance found it had not not been
recorded and of course the boys got
off scot free. The ordinance is now
on record and the next fellow may
have to make up what was lost on
these.
GET special prices of Hutchinson
d Jacobs on the "New Home" and
white Sewing Machine before
buying elsewhere.
WORK has again been resumed on
the dam at lock No. s. The lock is
| finished and tho dam ran bn connie