The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-21

fangemenLS 10 remain permanently aI
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.
USE Clark's Leader Flour.
DR.. VIM. e. STEWART, Dentist, of
fees over Rice's store
GENTS Neckwear, Hosiery and
Underwear at Hirschman's.
HOME grown watermelons are on
the market and the crop was never
better.
A NUMBER of our people will at
tend the races in Fairmont that be
gin to-day.
You have heard of Katie and what
Katie did, but you should see a Pair
of Kids at the Opera House on the
25th.
WAIT for the new goods at Hutch
inson & Jacobs, Little Falls, w. Va.
They will give you some special
prices next week to think about.
MISS CRAIG will receive limited
number of pupils in both instrumen-
tai music and voice culture For
terms call on her at Mr., Marcellus
Davis.
STUDENTs-Leave your laundry at
Meminger's store and have it done
up by first class steam laundry.
The cheapest and best agency in
town.
JOHN SAMsEL is laying off the new
addition to Point Marion in town
lots. The new glass plant is ex-
pected to make quite a boom for the
Point.
If the weather is bad on Enamel
patton Day the speaking will take
place in Music Hall. A report was
sent out that the Hon. Jno. M.
Langston would not be here, but it
is mistake; he will surely be heard
by all who attend the exercises.
BENSON JACOBS went to Philadel-
phia last Saturday where he will
purchase for Hutchinson Il Jacobs
an entire new stock of dry goods,
notions, clothing, ladies wraps,
boots, shoes, hats, queensware and
jewelry to supply their many custom
ers. Wait for them. Styles and
prices will be right at Hutchinson
d Jacobs as heretofore.
The festival given on the old Fair
Grounds Saturday night by the
ladies of Greenmont was decided
success. Music was furnished by
the Mingo brass band and the color
ed Banjo and Guitar clubs. A large
crowd was present and a pleasant
time had by all. About $50 was
made which will go toward finishing
the board walk from the creek
bridge through Greenmont.
POKER playing has become more
than pass time with several young
men in town. 1t has become a bust
ness with them. Some of them pre-
tend to work at trades but they get
their ready cash by catching guys"
who come to town. There is more
than one expert in town and when
the gang" gets a guy" in tow he
would better hand over everything
except car fare and save himself the
trouble of sitting in the game and
losing sleep.
LAST night Col. S. A. Poster, who
is Colonel of the staff of State Off
GERS, of the Uniformed Rank Knights
of Pythias of West Virginia went to
Fairmont where he presided at the
meeting. Thirty applicants were
made members of the rank. Col.
Posten took with him the colors pre-
sented to West Virginia Knights at
the national meeting in Washington
last year and will leave them until
after the Grand Lodge meeting
there next month.
MARRIAGE licenses have been is
sued by the clerk of the county court
to the following persons: Sept. IL,
VIM. d. Pratt, of Washington coun-
ty, Pa, and Miss Rebecca Dusen-
berry, of Monongalia county, w. Va.
Sept. II, Byron T. Jackson and Miss
Laura v Price, both of Monongalia
county. Sept. IL, George H. Sho-
maker and Miss Maggie E. Selby,
both of Monongalia county Sept.
IA, Perry Watkins and Miss Ellen
Kerns, both of Monongalia county.
THE Pittsburg Times says new
packet line between Pittsburg and
Morgantown is talked of when the
Monongahela is made free river.
A number of Pittsburg rivermen
have been figuring on the matter,
and seriously contemplate building
two magnificent side-w steamers.
The increase in business is expected
to justify an additional outlay in
river improvements, and consequent
ly efforts will be made by outsiders
to secure portion of the business,
at present controlled by the Pitts
burg, Brownsville q Geneva corpo-
ration.
LEON w. WAsHBURN's Great Allied
Shows Big Three Ring Circus, Mu-
scum, Menagerie and Hippodrome
comes to Morgantown, Saturday
September 21st, 1895 Manager
Washburn while being among the
1puuSSi oSHOOl Vi ClICuS OWntTS is
also one Of the wealthiest, and in or
ganizing his shows for this season
he has spared no money to secure
the best for every department. His
horses many of them imported, are
models Of horsehesh while his train
ed animals do everything but talk
They will appear at every perform
ance with their original trainer. A
royal troupe of Japanese, imported
expressly for this vast enterprise,
and the only double troupe ever
brought to this country, is another
feature. The hippodrome depart
ment is certainly the largest ever
seen with travelling organization,
and the many races, trials of
strength and olympic games are
soul stirring and worth going miles
10 see. The menagerie is large and
the rarest denizens Of the field, for
est and jungle, are to be found in
this large collection.