The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31

Il A NEAT porticO has been put up IL
| front of the Misses Tibbs' residence
Front street.
| SUNDAY was balmy day but yes
terday with its hail, rain and vino
was clear out Of sight.
IF you want to see the asear and
yellow Leaf in all its glory, now ii
the time to put uyour specs.
WILL JOHNSON left yesterday fol
Fairmont with three horses which
he will enter for the races Saturday
HATS: we are showing you every.
thing in this line. Don't think Of
buying until you see us. Hirsch-
mans.
MOUNTAIN roller buckwheat -four;
Pillsbury's best, the famous Magno-
liza and other fine grades at N. E.
Shafer's.
THERE will be q crowd to hear the
opening series Of winter concerts by
Mestrezat's popular orchestra on
Thursday night.
MEsTREzAT's Orchestra is one oil
the attractive institutions of the
town, and deserves the patronage OF
the whole public.
The great and continued improve
ment of Morgantown is matter of
remark by every visitor who had
previous knowledge of the place.
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The Building and Investment Co.'S
new three story apartment house is
being fitted out with elevators.
There is no modern improvement
that the house will not be supplied
with.
THERE is no entertainment offered
to the public for the money that af-
fords a more pleasant evening than
Mestrezat's orchestral concerts. Ten
cents is ridiculously small admis-
sion fee
JOHN LYNCH 4 Co., of Uniontown,
Pa, are offering some great induce
ments in Mems and Boys wear. II
you want to buy bill of Fall cloth
ing it will pay you to visit them.
Read their advertisement in this is
sue.
PROBABLY some of our merchants
have forgotten the fact that it is
unlawful to sell powder to boys. An
accident while hunting, and a suit
for damages may have the effect of
reminding some of them that this
| is true.
On Friday last the rig of an oil
well on the Yost farm was burned
down by the gas being accidentally
lighted. The well would have come
in this week. The driller was coli
siderably burned about the hands
and arms.
SEE our line Of clothing just re-
ceived. Far superior to anything we
ever had Our storeis crowded with
all the late novelties. Don't waste
time but if you want to get style and
quality with lowest prices see
Hirschman's.
If you ever visit Uniontown, Pa,
don't fail to call at the great Clothing
House of.John Lynch q Co. They
keep everything in Mems and Boys
wear and are noted for their extra
ordinary low prices. See advertise
ment in this paper.
BEN KErsER, colored, had his left
hand caught in a pully of the hoist
ing machine at the Court House
Monday. Three fingers were consid-
erably mashed. DR.. Kelley dressed
the wound and in due time Ben will
have the full use of his hand.
"SINcE the improvements have
been made on Front street." said a
gentleman yesterday, sit is undoubt-
eddy the prettiest street in town, and
it already has the three largest bus
ness establishments, besides there
are numerous beautiful building
sites. 1t is the coming street of the
town.
| Now to ladies wraps We thank
you for your patronage very much in
this line. We have just received
some novelties in new things, quite
a large stock, but we must impress
upon you that we can't show you
these goods on Saturdays. Will be
pleased to see you any other day.
Hirschman's.
A FEW evenings since the First
Regiment Band gave an open air
concert in front of the Commercial
House, which was highly enjoyed by
the large crowd that quickly collect
ed. The band never played better
than on this occasion, and it was the
common remark that the boys were
improving rapidly
AN observing citizen remarked the
other day, "That enterprise does not
consist so much in having number
of different things in hand as in
managing one vigorously and sue
cessfully. But our street commits
sioner seems to think that it con-
sists in the number of improvements
begun, and the number left unfinish-
ed"
Col. D. d. JOHNSON, of the Exper-
iment Station, was in the city on
Wednesday. His mission was TO Sc
lect samples of the best fruit raised
in this locality for preservation at
the station. He went to the east
side of the river and expects to get a
few nice apples from Mrs. Mary
Google and James Hartley, each of
whom has large orchards of choice
fruit-IndeT.
A NUMBER of our neighboring
towns in which there is not the tai
ent there is in Morgantown have or
ganized amateur dramatic clubs.
We have the talent, the music and
surely the enterprise. Let us have
a first class entertainment during
the holidays. The money to go to-
ward purchasing fountain for
court square. What say yop young
ladies and gentlemen?
IT seems that ours is the on ly
public school in the State that has
not taken up collection, the money
to go towards paying for the famous
mound at Moundsville, which is to
be bought by the State Historical
Society. We would respectfully call
the attention of the principal of our
school to this matter and hope that
he will give our young people the
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