The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-29
Remnants at your
own Price. Many of
them of the richest
designs.
This unusual offer
will be good for a short
time only.
Skaters,
Front Street.

DIR. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar
engagements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait ON them.
DIR. WIN. E. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store, Main street.
Hirschman's store will be closed Mon
day, Oct. LIST, and Wednesday, October
10th.
The local newspaper is very use
full and very effective in politics. 1t
might be we'll for some of our local
politicians to think of this.
In another column is one of Hon.
f G. Brooks characteristic letters.
Many Monongalia readers are al
ways delighted to hear from him.
j. w. MEMINGER, the new clothier
and furnisher, is here and will be
ready for business very soon. Mr..
Meminger is very clever gentle
man.
SOME Republicans and some of
them men of standing are support
ing the Democratic county ticket
with considerable energy They say
1t is the best one that has been of
fered for long time
MANY people hope the opera house
will be finished in time to allow its
use this winter. 1t will bring us
frequent good entertainments and no
doubt some not so good, but will be
an advantage to the town.
THE building associations of Nor
gantown are all hourishing and are
among the most important financial
institutions of the place. One Of
them has almost one hundred and
sixty Thousand dollars of stock.
BURGLARS entered the store of NJ.
aud S. EVERY at Rosedale few
nights ago but were scared off before
securing any booty worth mention
ing. 1t is said certain parties are
suspected but no proof has been Sc
cured.
w. r. d. DENT, of Grafton, has
been nominated for State Senator
by the district committee and his
nomination certified to the proper au-
thorities. Who will say that he is
not by far the better of the two can
didates?
J. NJ. JACOBS, the live merchant
of Little Falls, started East on Tues
day, the 18th, to buy large stock
of fall and winter goods. On his re
turn customers may expect some re
markable bargains. Marshall is a
skillful buyer and always gives his
customers the benefit of his best eff
forts.
ALL this talk about Mr. Dayton S
nomination being the strongest the
Republicans could have made is
mere bosh. 1t is the weakest. Mr..
Sturgiss is the ablest man who has
been mentioned and he is a man of
stainless character, besides his su-
perior doesn't live in the State
Phil,ppt Democrat
BRUCE STERLING, the famous base
ball catcher, has entered the law
class of the University and we learn
will make as good student as he does
catcher. Mr. Sterling was very kind
w received here, his friends and ad-
mirers raised a handsome purse that
will almost bear his expenses for the
year and presented it to him.
THE prosecution of a man for per
jury will no doubt have a good effect
A party is now in Jail who gave evil
dence before the grand jury upon
which an indictment for very ser
ous offense was found against a
Young man. At the trial the witness
denied his testimony before the
grand jury. He will know better
next time.
To DUN ones customers is unpleas
ant both for the debtor and the
creditor. viii you save both of us
that trouble by paying without fur
ther notice? We still wish to sup
ply you with hay, corn, feed, meal,
chop, oats, bran and flour, but as VIZ
don't own bank, we can't carry
your account longer, nor keep up oui
stock without you pay.
VICTOR MILLS Co.
THOUSANDS of fish are found deaC
in the lower Monongahela river thai
have been killed by the refuse from
coke plants. A local exchange says
THE rains have caused Redstont
creek to wash it's sulphur into thu
Monongahela river, and thousands
of fish, many large ones, have beer
killed and are lying along the banks
between the mouth of Redstont
creek and Fayette City. The day il
coming when the coal and coke de
velopment will leave us no unpollu
ted streams and no fish"
OUR neighbors of Fairmont con
tinue to contribute their share t.
the sensational newspaper reports o
the day 1t now is said that one o.
the luckiest men in the late Goa
strike has been struck by the au
thorities to account for sundry
crooked transactions; then a mar
ried man ran away with a married
woman and left his creditors. There
are several others up there hangin!
on the ragged edge and they viii
be heard from soon. In the Ian
guage of prominent citizen of tina
place it is wonderful how bushes
do keep up, but it do"
IT is encouraging to the New Do
MINIoN to note the effect of its year
OF work on the street paving ques
tion. For a start the alley on th
South Side of the court house is t
be paved at once. The alley adjoin
ing the Wallace House is to be pavet
from Main to Spruce street. Tn
pavement from Walnut to the Wa
lace House on Main street is to b
regarded and made II feet wide
While this is not all that we wan
Il is a start and will lead to create
thta1s. T6e next step should be I
pave Peasants street from Main I
the bridge This street is probabl
nayeled more than any other it be
lug the Que leading 70 tle Apot an
~ est Side. ~
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