The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-23
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS will be at
home from the Goth to the last of the
month until further notice,

now is doing great deal oft.
MEMS fine shoes reduced from
$1.25 to $l.00 at Hirschman's.
ALBERT JONES is regarded as the
fastest sign painter in Mongantown.
The Victor Mills Co., is erecting
a large storage house for hay feed
DC. on their lot below the mill.
OUR boys owe it to the public to
pick out the best ball players in the
University and do up Brownsville.
'I'm so nervous before taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. "I'm SO well"
after taking Hoods. Moral-"Be
sure to get Hoods"
EXPERIENCE is dear school but it
seems that South Morgantown will
learn by no other. Better put in
water plugs neighbor.
SOME of the small boys about town
who are putting all their spare time
in by stealing fruit are bidding high
for home at the Reform school.
THE season of "no tresspassing"
signs is upon US, and the hunters to
man are either near sighted or
climb the fence where there is no
notice
The business men should get to-
gether and invite Uniontown to come
to Morgantown and help celebrate
the completion of the F. NJ. d p. ex-
tension.
The packet James G.. Blaine has
been put on the dock at Brownville,
and will receive general overhaul
ing There is in consequence but
one boat day for Pittsburg.
THERE has been no change as yet
in business here. Money is as hard
to get as ever. 1t seems to require
the assistance of an officer to get it
and even then it is not certain.
The boys are beginning to save
their nickles already for Barnum's
show. The fellow who could not by
any means pay the half dollar he
owes you will be there in force.
THE clipping epidemic is keeping
up at wonderful rate over in Penn
sylvania. Five couples of young
people eloped from Mt. Pleasant one
day last week and were married at
Cumberland Md.
A PIANO and song recital will be
given in the Normal Hall at Fair
mont on Thursday evening by Mrs.
Nellie Sweeney Palmer assisted by
Miss Alice Altman. 1t will be a
splendid entertainment.
SHERIFF. HARE has given notice of
the dates on which taxes may be
paid in the several districts of the
county and places where officers may
be met to receive them. Those who
pay on these dates will receive the
benefit Of the regular discount.
In order to get out of the woods
Fairmont has cut down all of the
shade trees on Main street. The
move was made from business stand
point and that street will hereafter
be a yeritable sweatbox just as sweat
pOANo itt III ClbttS lIOIu u DuSt-
ness standpoint.
THEY will have great races at Fair
mont to-day and to morrow, Wednes-
day aud Thursday. Such noted horses
as May Day, Bob Henderson, Nellie
Green, Wild Maggie, Boxer, Over
Jordan, Traveller, Shafer, Major, Do
minion Wilks, Mary Gail, and others
equally as good will be there.
THE Athens has livened up con
siderable since the advent of the stu
dents Social functions have been
few and far between but a great
many pleasant affairs are booked for
the Fall months, and the presence of
the young gentlemen of the Univers
ity will add greatly to the pleasure
of all.
IT is now the proper time for the
Spnrtsmen's Association to call upon
all hunters not to kill quail this sea
son. If the quail are not protect
ed this year there will be none next
season, owing to them being frozen
and starved to death last winter dur
ing the heavy snow. They were never
scarcer but if left alone now next
season there will be an abundance
PRoF. DONALD DowNIE, the famous
Scotch lecturer appeared at the
Presbyterian Church last night. He
very highly entertained the small
audience that was present. His
views are very excellent and the in.
struction and entertainment afforded
is of the highest character. Many
of those who heard him last night
would be glad to have that privilege
again.
WE are glad to report decided
Improvement in the condition of the
sick at the County Infirmary. III. c.
Jones, the Superintendent, who has
been Frustrated for more than seven
weeks, is now in a fair way to recover
All the other cases are very much
better. Cassville and vicinity have
been fearfnlly scourged with typhoid
fever for the asst two months, but sc
far none have died of the disease.
ONLY the best grades of timothy
grain, feeds and meals are offered fol
sale by the Victor Mills Company
"Of" grades and inferior brands Of
these articles are being offered in
this market at seemingly low prices
but who ever buys and feeds them
cheats himself and his stock. Don't
be fooled with cheap feeds made ur
of mill sweepings," dust and dirt
or with second class or ungraded
hey timothy, feed or chop.
The Deckers creek bridge leading
to South Morgantown is universally
conceded to be public nuisance
The reason for it is a want of ventil
alton. For some mysterious, unac
countable reason the windows have
been planked over and closed. The
atmosphere, therefore, is laden with
all manner of stenches and dust
which at times is suffocating. Fol
decency sake, if for no other reason
the windows of that ancient and
much despised structure ought to bt
opeoed-or otherwise knock off the
roof.
CHARLES A. MARTIN who had hi:
back broken near this place over {
year since, is now residing with hi.
father in Greencastle, Indiana, will
his lower limbs still paralysed. II,
writaa IN his fr;arJa ha,a a.. l.