The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-09-05
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JOHN Crow and family will remove
from Morgantown to Jefferson Ten
nant's farm near Cassville.
The new addition to G. w. John
d Co.'S. store room makes it one Of
the most attractive in town.
STEAMBOAT Agent r. G.. Hayes
and the clerks Of several Of the
boats are nov wearing nobby caps
BORN, August oath to Mr.. and
Mrs. Toothman, of Montana Mines,
a son. Mrs. L. was Miss Abbie XII
ger.
Mr.. MILLER, an oil man, and fam
lily have moved into a part Of the
double house on Front near Walnut
street.
The meetings of the Epworth
League will we understand be held
every Monday evening at the M. f.
Church.
DoN'T buy anything until you see
Hirschman's, as they always have
the best line to select from and the
lowest prices.
A GREAT many of our people went
down the river on the Jacobs Sun
day morning returning on the Ger
mania at night.
WILL the Waynesburg papers
tell us why the ball club there does
not accept the challenge Of the G..
M. John team of this phase.
MEsTREzATT's Orchestra will re-
organize after the summer vacation
and delight their admirers with their
sweetest strains in about ten days
The cold wave that struck us
Friday brought out the fall over
coats and caused the gas to be turn
ed. on at homes and places of bust
ness.
ID. III. SHINES residence has been
reprinted in an artistic manner and
the Main street property owners in
that locality would do well to follow
suit.
IT is reported that a new brass
band is to be organized and that such
musicians as DR.. DeRoode, Prof Mes
trezatt, James Winger, Dir. Kelly,
John Gregg and others will be men,
bers.
JEFFERSON TENANT and his esti-
mable family have moved into their
residence, the Pierce cottage, and the
New DOMINION extends them on be-
half of our people most hearty wei
come.
SINCE our neighbors in South Nor
gantown have learned the art of kick
ing with both feet off the ground
over public matters there is hope of
their paving their town and fixing
up the streets.
Miss MARY Ollie very pleasantly
entertained number of her friends
at her home a few evenings since.
Those present pronounced the affair,
which was entirely informal, one of
the most enjoyable of the season.
REV. AND Mrs. DAY Misses Carrie
Dickerman, Ida Hackney, Blanche
Anderson, Gay Brown Lille Hagans
and Gertie Hayes, left on the Tues
day morning train to attend the
Convention of the Epworth League
at Grafton.
SEVERAL Morgantown men won
considerable money on the Union
town races. The boys say that every
gambling device known to man was
there to fleece the suckers one of
whom, an old farmer, lost several
hundred dollars.
PROF. A. L. WADE conducted the
teachers institute in Hardy county
last week The teachers were highly |
pleased with his method of work
One evening he lectured to them on
Fun, Wit and Humor." Mr.. Wade
is famous school worker.
MONEY can be earned in spare
time by good reliable men and wo-
men as local agents for the warranted |
fruits, flowers and trees of j. E.
Whitney, Rochester, N. Y Yearly
salary is paid for steady work and a
permanent honorable business is
quickly built up. If
The Government will probably
furnish Col Cooley with naptha
yacht to enable him to go back and
forth between the locks and dams
under his charge at his convenience.
The Colonel beside being an efficient
officer is one of the cleverest gentle
man living and Uncle Sam should
send that yacht along without delay.
The r. and R. telegraphed to the
Warrington Club Monday that they
would play them at Warrington Sat
urday. Yesterday the Manningtons
wrote that they could not play be-
fore Saturday week. Now who is put
ting off the game? Try to get out of
it, do we? Oh! you mud singers,
drown yourselves in your own little
puddle.
The fair held at Uniontown last
week was the most successful one
ever held in Fayette county. Among
others who were present from Nor
gantown were Floyd Uutterback,
Dave Reay, Logan Casselberry, Cell
Carraco, Will Keener and wife, DIR.
j. NJ. Reed, T. R. Evans, CART Reay,
Ed. Hayes, Will Johnson, Charlie
Wade, Geo. Johnson Jr., Ely Jacobs
and James F. Snider.
AN effort is being made to hold
big Sunday School picnic at Gypsy
Grove on the Sth of September. The
scheme is to have present all the
Sunday Schools of Clarksburg, Fair
mont, Weston, Grafton, Warrington,
Morgantown and intermediate points
and to make it the greatest Sunday
School meeting ever held in the
State. 1t is to be hoped that the
enterprise may meet with success
Clarksdurg Nevs.
FATHER WILLIAMS, of the Catholic
church, at Homestead, Pa, accom-
panied by his choir consisting of
eleven pretty young ladies made the
round trip to Morgantown yesterday
on the Adam Jacobs Father Viii
liams has for the past ten years given
his choir an excursion on the river
and each time he has selected the
boat mastered by the genial Captain
M. A. Cox The ladies and Father
Williams were greatly pleased with
what they termed "Lovely Morgan