The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-15
DIR. Geo. b. Morris, Dentist, will be
ut his Office in M0rgant0wn, until
further notice, from the goth to the last
or each month

Hurtner nOtlce, from tnc ZUtn 10 tne las
OF each month
THERE are now four voting places
in this district, where as formerly
there we're but two.
In several counties of the state
nominees for prosecuting attorney o.
both parties are graduates Of thu
sstate law school.
BRING the children in next Satur
day and let their eyes rest on "tht
greatest West Virginian." He will
be here that day.
THE fill at the mouth of Falling
run has been completed, and com
plete change in the aspect of that 10
cality is a result.
The bridge will be free next Sat
urday. No toll will be charged thai
day to any person crossing William
L. Wilson will be here that day.
BALD heads are too many when they
may be covered with a luxurian'
growth of hair by using the best Of
all restorers, Halls Hair Remover.
JOHN b. WILEY, deputy County
Clerk has fac simile of a scratch
ed new law ticket, and to study
it for time gives an insight into
the manner one should vote.
The Brock, Wade and Reed build
ing on Main street will be completed
this year, and it will be one of the
handsomest and most conveniently
arranged business blocks in town.
Tue tree behind which Frank Coo
ley took refuge is being carried away
piecemeal by the relic hunters. A
dozen or more Uniontown people have
secured relics from it. UniontoWn
sStdnddrd.
TIE river is still low and the indi
cations are good that it will stay
that way. The pier builders for the
Point Marion bridge are greatly ia.
vored by that condition of the water
just now.
The band boys are making ar
rangements to give another concer!
on Saturday night of next week
and to have an Italian harp player
Of national renown, assist in the
performance
l. N. WEAVER, having finished the
sub-contract for stone work on the
Lane work, has been awarded addi
tional contracts on the line farther
down. and now has his force of hands
on the work.
CHEsTNUTs, the kind that come
from the woods, are short crop thi.
year. The Republican variety Of
chestnut, and the smart Aleck kind
also, seem to keep up in normal con
vlition and quality.
NEXT Sunday the services at the
Presbyterian church will be common
'orative of Columbus Day, and they
promise to be entertaining and in
'structive All are invited to attend
the Columbus Sunday service
A RAID was made on a Manning
leading citizens" of the place had
TO face the music of an unforgiving
municipal executive. But Manning
ton is funny kind of town any
how
A beautiful display of fall
and winter millinery, childrens
caps, and fancy wooden goods
just opened at the Bee Hive
Store, Mount Morris, Pa. Ev-
erybody call'and see our goods
and learn our prices.
THE band concert on Saturday
night was we'll attended and as well
enjoyed. There was q generous rep
resentation of ladies in the audience
The boys have improved in a marked
degree in their music in the past few
months. The band has become the
pride of all our people.
The Northwestern Convocation OF
the Episcopal Diocese of West Vir-
ginia will hold its semi annual SEES
sion in Christ church, Fairmont, be
ginning Tuesday, Nov. l. Bishop
Peterkin and large number of the
clergy will be present. The exercises
will be of q very interesting charac
ter and open to all.
The foot ball team did not go te
Uniontown to play, but it was NOT
their fault, Uniontown's organiza
tion of kickers squealed, so to speak
and therefore no game was played
They backed out down there, but
the w. v U. team is disappointed, q.
they had anticipated q pleasant
vanquishing excursion.
JOHN E. PRICE and j. j. Wharton
have begun on the work of putting
up the election booths over the
County They began first at the
upper end and will work this way
Both parties have applied for the
use ofthe appurtenanees for elections
to use for mock elections to drill
the voters, but neither got them.
GRocERrEs, hardware, -four, and
feed, lt,stoves, doors and windows
sewing machines, we allow no one
to name lower prices than ours. W,
also take in exchange for any of oul
goods, butter, eggs, chickens pota
toes, and onions, good as cash to us
Come early and often.
Respectfully.
HUTCHINSON & JACoRs.
HERE are more vacant rooms
that were expected to be occupied by
students, than there have been fo1
many seasons past. This is not du,
so much to a falling off in the mum
Der attending school as to more room
being for rent than ever before, il
new houses, etc. 1t is true that ther,
are not so many students as Their
were last fall, but the difference il
by no means great.
THE barbed wire fence is again t,
blame for serious mishap to fin
horse. Jake Wharton's bloodet
trotter ran into a fence of this kint
and is badly injured. Many goot
horses have been hurt in the sam
manner. A good farmer living nea
town says truly that "a barbed wir
fence should only be used, is used a
all for enclosing fields away iron
public roads. One should never b
placed along public read"
The Ladies' Club, composed of tn
wives Of the members of thew. V
U. faculty, and few others, hell
their first meeting at the home o
Mrs. Wiley Friday evening. Til
work for the year ensuing was al