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

uOmo McFca1toE anu AcoY HIS VmCo yPcu
all the time. Any one needing his SER
Vices can find him always prepared to
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.
DIR. w. E. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
MISS BELLE DEAN has just received
nice line Of Fall Millinery.
WORK has again been resumed on
DIR. Cox's foundation on Peasants st.
BORN, Monday September 20 to
Mr.. and Mrs. LonganeckeY, of Spruce
street, nine pound boy.
A FORCE of men recently graded a
place for pavement on North Spruce
street in front of the lots owned by
DR.. Brock. The pavement will be
laid at once and will be quite an i'm
provement for that end of town.
Our extraordinary large business
in Shoes has induced us to lay in
much larger line than ever. We can
suit you in anything you want for
Ladies', Men and Children at
Hirschman's.
A GLANCE at our Cloak depart
ment will convince YOU that we have
as complete and up to date line as
any large City Store. Our styles
are new, garments perfect fitting and
prices down to the lowest notch
Hirschman's.
H. L. SwIsHER who is a student
here from Hampshire county has
gone out on three weeks stumping
tour. Mr.. Swisher is forceful,
earnest talker and will do a great
deal of good. He is one of the best
students in the University and is
destined to be one of the foremost
men of the state.
THE board of regents met to-day.
Nothing Of Importance is to be done
by them as they merely met this time
to consider routine matters. Formerly
an executive committee acted in this
capacity but since the size Of the
board has been decreased the full
board acts. Everything is running
smoothly and few changes will be
made before the June meeting.
The props and High School ball
mines came together on the diamond
Saturday afternoon and after ter
rife game the score resulted in
prep victory by score Of Is to Z.
The game was full of phenomenal
plays and had any magnates Of the
National League been present the
prep department and High School
would both have been depopulated.
WHEN a floater cash his ballot four
years ago, at some voting precincts
he showed same to one of the per-
jured judges of election who would
then signal to the briber who had
the fioater in charge that he had
voted the Republican ticket. This
scheme should be watched this year.
There is room in the peneitentiary
for such scoundrels, and that should
be the place Of their residence.
w. B. CoRNwELL chairman of the
Democratic congressional committee
for this district made brief visit
here the last of the week. He is in
fine spirits over the prospects for sue
cess and says that he entertains no
doubt as to Bryan and Browns
elections. The second district has,
after trial of the man from Bar
bour, decided to return to her first
love and will give Brown a handsome
majority.
The Uniontown public schools
have again opened after two weeks
suspension. The diphtheria which
was SO very prevalent there has
about died out and no further dan
ger is anticipated on that score. The
epidemics that prevail in our neigh
boring towns should make us more
highly appreciate the blessing we
have in beautiful town. Our sys-
tenn of sewerage is largely RESPONSE
BILE for this state of affairs.
The thieving that was done dur
ing the late fires is most seriously
condemned. In former years the
property of the unfortunates was
safe, but now it seems that there is
gang who go to fires for the express
purpose of stealing everything they
can put their hands upon. We con-
denim mob violence, but if there ever
was an excuse for hanging man to
lamp post it is when he is caught
stealing the property of man whose
house is on fire.-Inder
ONE of the funniest things that
has happened in this campaign is
the way in which Republican wilt
ed in financial argument. He was
loudly proclaiming that we had too
much money now, more than we
need, and various other things equal
~ absurd. He was asked by by
stander if he had more money than
he could find use for and, on reply
ing that such was the unfortunate
plight that he was plunged in, his
fall came. Lend me &c." was the
next utterance Of the Democrat and
the apparently millionaire Republi-
can had to acknowledged that he
did not possess even that sum Of
money.
ON Thursday October 9Th, at the
Opera House will be presented "The
Great Diamond Breaker" story OF
the mines Ivy Scott Marble, with Miss
Etelka Wardell as the star. The num-
erous exciting events in the play are
supposed to happen in the Allegheny
Mountain coal fields. There Is liter
airy merit to the play and there is lots
Of thrill. There are two scenes, upon
which this melodrama depends fol
success. One Is in the yard OF a lun.
attic asylum where the patients are be
ing tortured. The events which trans
pire there are true to life 10 their real.
ity. The other Is In the entrance K
the coal mines, showing the ssblach
diamond breakers" In full operation, Z
6cene Ia which more than ten tons Of
cal are used,