The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will always be
found In his Office In Morgantown from
the Goth TO the last Of every Month.

FOUND In MS once In M0rgantOWD IRON
the Goth to the last Of every Month.
T. PrcKESrAUeB is closing ladies
wraps at cost.
HIRscnMAN's are closing their win
ter boots at cost.
SoMY unknown friend has oui
thanks for a package of late Denver
papers.
THIS town would go mad all sum
mcr If ice and ice cream were not
plenty.
A NUMBER of our local correspond
cnts have been sadly neglecting theil
duties of late.
Buy the celebrated standard shirt
best in the world; fit guaranteed fol
sale only at Hirschman's.
IT is said there are number Of
persons in and about Morgantowr
who are addicted to the opium habit
'sArRoMISEsf young gentleman and
a beautiful young lady of town will
soon be married. is getting to bt
stale.
Mr. J. M. WooD announces in an
other column that he will arrive here
tomorrow and open plumbing es
Establishment.
WE, as usual, received two well
written communications this week
that had no names. OF course they
went into waste basket.
IF anybody had told us one month
ago that our town would be piped
with gas at this time, we wouldn't
believed him-that's all.
The Waynesburg Jail according
to the papers from that place, is
overcrowded, there being scarcely
room to hold the prisoners.
ALL persons wanting anything in
the Rubber Stamp line or Seals
would do we'll to call on or write to
A. M. Lazier, Lazier's Drug Store.
A DRAMATIC entertainment will be
given in few days by some of the
young folks of this place for the ben
eft of the Protestant Episcopal
church.
HOLMES and Cross, by their coun-
sci, Frank r. Raymond and !. Grant
Lazzell, waived a hearing before
Judge Hagans in the ha6eas corpus
case.
THANKS to Mrs. George G. Stur-
giss for late Jacksonville, Florida,
papers. We learn that Mrs. S. is
having very pleasant sojourn in
the land of flowers.
WE were handed the other day a
copy of Chinese newspaper by Rev.
J. Z. Darby. The gentleman has
our thanks of course, We have laid
it way for Sunday readin'.
A LADY exhibited o very pretty
foot on the corner, the other day,
that had just encountered one of our
street crossings, and it looked like it
had waded from Fairmont.
THERE are now, we learn, the ad-
dresses Of thirty five thousand farm
ers in the hands of the Agricultural
Experiment Station, who desire to
receive the Bulletins Of the station.
To SAY that we should have an
opera house, water works, brick pave
ments, &C., is about like remarking
at noon on a hot July day that it is
rather warm, but it does not do any
harm.
Ii it were not for our present and
prospective improvements it might
be that our thriving little city would
sometime get to be as progress
sive and dull as the backwoods ham
let of Fairmont.
For the next 80 days we will offer
you the greatest bargains ever heard
of. We must have room for our
spring stock. This is your oppor-
tunity to secure goods at and below
cost, at Hirschman's.
TAKING their cues from the NEW
DOMINION many of the papers of the
State are agitating the questions of
new court houses and better roads.
Some Of them are meeting with bet,
ter success than MonoGgalia.
THERE are no dudes in Morgan
town for two excellent reasons.
First, there are not many young men
here who have enough cents, and
secondly, they have too much sense.
And it is the same as to dudeines.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
have undertaken to raise about 81
600 to be used in improving the
church. The entertainment given
last evening was the first of a series
that will be given for that purpose.
WE learn from good authority that
work will be commenced on the Mo-
nonguhela River Railroad at very
early date. This enterprise has
plenty Of capital behind it and will
not as the West Virginia and Penn
sylvania, prove to be railroad on
paper.
OMER SNYDER has at last consented
to give an exhibition with his two
trained cats, and on the same night
will deliver lecture upon the sub
jecs of either Fire or Water" or
where do the martins go" as his au-
dience may desire, He will have a
crowded house,
The belief that there will soon be
built glass works, &C., in West Nor
gantown, has greatly increased the
value of property over there. One
gentleman who could not get thous-
and dollars for his land one year ago
refused one thousand seven hundred
for it last week
A COUPLE of young men gave the
danger signal at the crossing in
South Morgantown, one day last
week to the morning train. They
were in danger they thought, of hav,
ing collision with Sheriff Jones at
the depot. He had a summons fol-
them to appear before the grand jury
MEssRs. S. A. AND II. G. PosrEN
have bought considerable amount
of the stock of the Farmers store.
Mr.. II. C. Posten will have charge in
the future and will remove to this
place. We are always glad to note
the fact that live enserprising young
men have cast their lot in oul
midst.
The council of Charlestown has