The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-10-03

DR.. Norris, Dentist, has made his ar
rangements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his ONCE open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
Vices car find him always prepared Ia
wait ON them.
TIMOTHY Seed $1.90 at Posten's.
BEST Sardines at NYE's.
Buy glass and stone jars at Pos
tens.
If you want fresh Groceries buy
from A. L. NYE's.
DR.. w. E. STEWART, dentist,
Office over Rice's store.
MISS BELLE DEAN has just received
nice line of Fall Millinery.
WHEN the projected improvements
on Prospect street are completed it
will be one of the incest residence
streets in the town.
The Uniontown Fair is in pro-
gress and quite number of people
expect to visit the metropolis of
"'Old Fiat during its contin uance
JOHN G. TooNEY was in town the
first of the week advertising Barnum
~ Bailey's circus which comes to
Uniontown some time next month.
DIR. Reynolds class in Fina nee is
proving one Of the most popular class
es In the University. 1t meets twice
week at night and has enrolled in it
about twenty young men.
The first number, of the Athenae,
um, the sprightly University paper
will be published October 18th.
Messrs. Swisher d Brooks will be
the editors, which insures good work
and a bright paper for the year.
IT is said there are several mystic
: ries in Fairmont the greatest of
which is how so many people live
without work. And it might be
said that we some of the same mys-
terry here.
J much sickness, but Morgantown con-
tinues to be the health resort of this
section of country. There is not a
case Of fever or contagious disease in
the town.
L. w. CONWAY, the hustling mer-
chant of Laurel Point, shows his en-
terprise by publishing his price list in
this issue. He is looking for business
and meets his customers more than
half way every time.
A BACHELOR editor thus soliloquiz-
es: "a man never realizes the super
iority of woman so much as when he
is sewing on a button without Thin
bic, pushing the needle against the
wall to get it half way through, and
pulling it through the other half by
hanging onto it with his teeth"
LIEUT.. E. R. STEWART passed
s through town last week on his way
to- Charleston, S. G. His graduation
leave has expired and he takes his
post there on the Engineering Corps.
The Lieutenant led his class at West
Point and brilliant career is open
ing to him in his chosen profession.
A GREAT many of our people will
go to Grafton this Wednesday eve
ming to hear Bryan and several hun
dred will leave on the special to-
morrow morning for Clarksburg.
The train leaves here at 7:10 in the
morning and will return leaving
Clarksburg at P. NJ.
The Republican students met and
formed club last week. The meet
ing was quite large and enthusiastic
about fifty being present. The club
elected L. L. Friend Pres, and j. G.
Knutti Vice Pres. and proceeded to
wrangle over the name it should be
called. This was finally settled and
the club adjourned.
j. T. LANE, of Wheeling, Travel
ing Pass. Agt. of the B. & 0. was in
town last week arranging for the ex-
cursions to Grafton and Clarksburg
to hear Bryan and for one to Canton
to visit Major Mckinley While the
rate to Canton will not be as low as
has been reported very low rate
will be given if there is crowd
enough to justify it.
REV. d. A. FRIEND has removed
with his family to Pennington where
he has been assigned for duty. The
community is very sorry to lose Mr.
Friend and his estimable family as
they have endeared themselves to all
during their stay with us. We be-
speak for them the hearty welcome
to their new field which they de-
serve. Lloyd will remain and COM
plete his course at the University
this year.
The kick that the residents of
North Spruce street made concern
ing the grading of that street was
successful. Everything they asked
for was granted them and they are
happy. The mayor and council
viewed the ground and after hearing
the vigorous complaints made came
to this conclusion. 1t is to be hoped
that no further efforts will be made
to make Prices Hill any sleeper than
it is now.
For years now Mr.. Scott Marble
has been contributing to the annual
output Of melodramas. many Of which
have brought in handsome returns.
A new one from his prolific pen, styled
1.-THE Great Diamond Breaker will
begin an engagement at the Opera
House on Thursday October 8th.~ The
scenes Of the play are laid in the Allie
ghepy Mountains in Pennsylvania and
both characters and story were drawn
from real life. Elaborate scenery and
mechanical effects are promised by the
management who also present an ex-
cellent cast.
The pavement on both sides Of
Walnut street Is being, or shortly
will be widened to width of thir-
teen feet. It will also be raised
enough to bring it up on level with
the middle of the street. These i'm
provemcnts together with the hand
some buildings which are rapidly be-
ing erected on that street will make
II one OF the handsonest streets in
f0mn Fred norin0,a hx;1d;ucv l. ~