The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-15

| lHE w. y. l.. u. recently OrganlZ-
ed, with Mrs Prof Wiley as Presi-
dent, and Miss Matte brock, Core
spending Secretary, is planning to
do good and substantial work in
our city.
RECEIVED this week, at G. w.
John q Co.'S, new fall dress goods,
Broad cloths, Storm Serges, French
Serges, Cashmeres, Henriettas, DC.
Newest colorings and weaves. Prices
the very lowest.
The grading of the railroad from
here to Point Marion is now at the
finishing up stage. The ballast will
all be on before cold weather. Then
will come tracklaying, and the Cheat
bridge moves on apace.
THE frame is up for the main
building of Tough Bros Carriage
works. The works are situated on
Beechurst avenue, on the B. d l.
company's track. They will be put
in operation in the spring.
Millinery opening at the Bee
Hive Store at Mount Morris,
Pa, Saturday, October 18th.
A beautiful line of goods will
be displayed.
ELECTRIC light all over town as a
street illuminant would be an i'm
provement to natural gas. Natural
gas is far ahead of anything yet dis
covered as fuel, but for dispelling
darkness it doesn't compare with
electric light.
The Sunday train idea catches
the peoples ideas, and there are hun
dreds of them who would like to see
them running into town, The b. q
O. Company is the court of last re-
sort now, and its yea or nay will
settle the whole business. 1t is to
be hoped it will be yea.
WHAT is the matter with the court
house clock2 If so soon to be done
for, what, in thunder, was it be-
gun for2 Have the commissioners
accepted it as first class clock at
first class price, or is it only guar
anteed to run while somebody stands
and turns the machinery?
GILMORE IL KIRK, who had been
sub contractors under Lane Bros,
have taken the contract for grading
Beechurst avenue from Falling run
to its proposed terminus, and began
on the work on Monday morning.
They have 80 hands on the contract,
and it will be finished inside of
month
In dress goods, ladies coats Eight
color and weights.) Hats, shoes,
dress trimmings, ladies' underwear,
flannel shirts, we far surpass all pre-
vious efforts and want to name you
our closest prices before you buy
elsewhere.
Very Truly,
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS.
The quail season is very short,
only fifty days out of the year that
it is lawful to kill or catch this spe-
cies of the feathered tribe. The sea
son commences November 1st and
ends December 20. 1t being contra
ny to law to kill, catch or pursue
with such intent partridge at any
other season of the year.
The gentlemen who have engaged
to conduct the coming seasons lee
ture course, Messrs, Mayors and
Hartman, are fully alive to the work
and have succeeded in booking the
best talent on the American platform
for the course, and their enterprise
will receive the substantial encour-
agement of profitable patronage.
The b. q l. company has had for
some time past excited the people
with chances of big works of
whatsoever kind. This time per-
haps something in the manufacture
ing line will be placed on the
ground below town without the at
tendant exciting experiences of false
alarms, and perhaps not. One can't
always tell about the B. q l. people
Prices to suit every
body in novelties, Iaces
ribbons, gloves, fasci-
majors, mittens, chill
dren's sacques, hoods,
hosiery. underwear,
etc. etc. Call and see
the ladies', no trouble
to show goods.
On boots and shoes we lead, and
we have the largest line of clothing
(good goods and late styles) we have
ever shown. On light colored and
light weight overcoats we can fit you
to suit you in prices. Hats, the larg-
est line by far and that Tourist hat
of ours is winner. Goods were
cheap and we bought lots Of them
and we believe our prices will sell
lots of them. Call early.
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS.
DEwING q Sons immense saw
mills at Point Marion have been
started again and many persons who
were out of employment will now
have plenty of work. BY the way,
Point Marion is becoming place of
considerable more commercial and
industrial Importance than formerly,
which will be augmented by the B.
Il 0. railroad going through there.
1t is already different place from
the little hamlet of short time back.
THE former members, as we'll as
some other people, would be inter
ested in knowing whether or not the
Shakespeare Climb will be reorganiz-
ed for the coming season. If it
should be, the coming one would be
the fifth season. The four preceding
ones have been profitable and pleas
ant to all who have participated in
the readings. By all means the
club should reorganize. The tardi-
ness in getting together again GER
tainly is not due to lack of interest
at the last meeting held.
ANENT the report that the Second
National would buy the corner lot
Main and Peasants streets, of Brock,
Wade and Reed, Cashier II Gilman
says "there have been no negotia-
tions, either directly or indirectly,
for securing the property, and l do
not think there will be-" Mr.. Hoff-
man rather intimated that location
toward the other end of the town
would be more likely the new home
4 Of the bank, and the town is build
ling that way, and in that direction
ia the businQee tau6ipo