The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-12-21
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BY G. w. John & Co.
CHRISTMAS candies, toys, maya
zines and books at Rice's.
Doors and shoes are still beiu,
sold at old prices at Posten's
The Mingo Band will hereafte
practice in Municipal Hall
Jas. A. Reilly in German Soldie
at the Opera House Friday, Dee
Goth.
THE best 25e, SOC and $1.00 under
wear ever sold for the price at g. w
John & Co.'S.
Go TO the Opera House Friday
night and see James A. Reilly in &
German Soldier.
A YOUNG business man, OF Charlie
roi, Pa. is talking Of opening first
class shoe store here.
PERSONS wanting ice cream fol
their Christmas dinner can get it al
Hunts Restaurant
ALL kinds Of candies and grocer
les also leading magazines and chill.
dren's books, at Riee's.
THE slate roof is being put on the
new double residence being erected
Ly |. G. White on High street.
A MAGAZINE makes an excellent
present, go to Rice's News Store and
subscribe for yourself and friend.
Mrs. II. b. Lazier, whose illness
has been noted, is gradually growing
weaker and no hope of her recovery
is entertained.
A crowded house will greet Jas.
A. Reilly in A German Soldier. Fri
day night. Everybody is going and
every body will be pleased.
Ii is reported that a popular pro-
fessor in the University will be mar
ried on Christmas. Oh! what a nice
Christmas gift he will get
SEVERAL Morgantown people went
to Pittsburg Monday to hear Pa
derewski the celebrated pianist who
at Carnegie Music Hall.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. w. GRAY and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Frame are now
nicely liked in their apartments on
the third floor of the Brock, Reed q
Wade building.
PERSONS desiring to buy Xmas
presents should read the advertise
ments in the New DOMINION if they
wish to know where they can get the
best bargains.
IL you don'tgo to the Opera House
Friday night, and hear what your
friends have to say the next day
about the German Soldier you viii
wish you had gone.
MARRIAGE licenses were issuei by
the clerk of the county court Dec
18th, to Philip p Slough, of Greene
county, Pa, and Miss Winona E
Hennen, of Monongalia county, w
Va.
The University students have been
leaving for their homes to spend the
Christmas vacation for several days
but the majority of them left yester-
day. School will open again Janu
airy 3.
JAS. A. REILLY as a German come
dian is the legitimate successor of j.
K. Emmett, in his new play GA Ger
noon GoldiarS He hos a r.fnra, c.
him at the Opera House, Friday,
Dec. Doth
WE understand Hirschman's have
leased the three front rooms in their
elegant business block. They are
undoubtedly the best lighted rooms
in town and well adapted for bust
ness purposes.
A GERMAN Soldier is a play with
a Plot running all through it. In
terpreted by capable actors it is one
of the most popular plays on the
stage to day. At the Opera House,
Friday Dec. 90
A German Soldier is a refined
Comedy Drama. 1t has been played
in all the large cities in the United
States, by Jas. A. Reilly. Your on
ly opportunity to see it at the Opera
House Friday, Dec. GOTH
NEATLY lettered sign boards were
put up at the corner of the court
house yard last week warning all
persons to keep off the grass. Next
July look out for notice warning
the small boys not to throw snow
balls on the square.
ISAAC McGALLAHER has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of Daniel Knox who died last week.
1t is thought that Knox died mites
tate and if so his estate will go to
his sister, Mrs. Fenton Wells, who
resides two miles from town on the
Fairmont Pike.
Rev. DR.. S. A Hunter, of Pitts
burg, occupied Rev. Buchanan's pull
pit Sunday evening and preached an
eloquent sermon. DR.. Hunter spent
maly years as a missionary in China
and during his sermon impaired to
his hearers much valuable informa-
tion on the life and customs of the
Chinese people.
THE Christmas vacation at the
Public schools commences next Tues
day. The year has been a very sue
cessful one and both the teachers
aud scholars have well earned their
vacation. Examinations commenced
yesterday and will continue until
next Monday afternoon.
DIR. ]. NJ. REED is moving his
goods from the Lazier building into
his new and elegant store room in the
Brock, Reed q Wade new building,
corner of High and Peasants streets
DR.. Reed has the finest store room in
town. The finishing touches are now
being put on the room by Lewellen
and Kuntz the painters.
B. F. Donley, ESQ.,, of Mt. Morris,
returned Monday evening, from East
Liberty, where he had been with
about 700 head of sheep, a car load
of hogs and pair of the largest cat
tie in the yards, weighing about
$500 pounds Mr.. Donley drives
all his stock to Washington to car.
- Waynesborg Democrat.
M. H. CARRACo recently traded a
horse to a man in McKeesport, Pa,
and few days ago a man living
near that city claimed the horse.
The animal was raised near Taylor
town and bought by Carraco of Ike
Hickman who purchased 1t of the