The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-10-17
DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar
rangements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his ser

DT. Motifs, DentfSt, HIS Hihut HIS hT-
rangements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Amy one needing his ser
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
TIMOTHY Seed $l.90 at Posten's.
BEST Sardines at NYE's.
Buy glass and stone jars at Pos
tens.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Rice,
ten pound boy.
Ii you want fresh Groceries buy
| from A. L. NYE's.
WHILE they last don't miss man S
suit $1.92 at Hirschman's.
DIR. w. e. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
The Mingo Band gave sacred
concert to large and appreciative
audience at Point Marion Sunday
last.
AN exchange says that the harvest
and hunters moons are the most
|, popular moons of the year. 1t failed
to mention the honey MOON
JUpsoN linn has rented The store
room on Walnut street in the Odd
Fellows Block and we learn will
open a notion and grocery store. Mr..
linn is very affable gentleman
FRED DERING's new building on
Walnut street is almost ready for the
roof. 1t will be very handsome The
massive stone front gives it very
imposing appearance. The whole of
it is already rented.
Mr.. EUGENE SuMMERvILLE, of
Grafton, who was a Republican UNI
til this year has taken charge of the
Grafton Leader and will continue
to run it as a first class Democratic
newspaper. We wish him much sue
cess.
The first issue of our sprightly
contemporary, the Athenaeum, for
the present college year was issued
yesterday 1t was well received by
the University folk and the public
1t promises to be better than usual
this year.
The subject of good roads is a
! paramount one in this community.
At the Pittsburg Exposition one or
two separate displays are given up
! to exhibits of road making material,
paving blocks, concrete and asphalt
composition, etc.
ALL students and others interest
ed in the progress of the electric
lighting of cities should see the
Westinghouse exhibit at the Pitts
burg Exposition. No previous year
has this enterprising company made
so varied and practical display.
REV. |. A. BARNES was in Fair
mont last week and while there joined
in wedlock Mr.. Harry Shaw and Miss
Berry. The event comes as pleas
ant surprise to Mr. Shaw's many
friends here who all wish the young
couple all possible success and happi-
ness.
MARRIAGE licenses have been is
sued by the county clerk as follows
October 9th to William Worthless
and Nancy 0. Tough. October 9th
toSanford Shiveley and Winnie Wea-
YER October 7th to Raymond Griggs
and Sophia May.
Mrs AGNES DERING is having
new house built between her house
and John Davis. This with the adj
dition to her house and the improve
ment in the way of grading that is
being done ON her lot will add great
deal to the attractiveness of that
part of town.
The Northwestern Yeast Cos
agent is around again with samples
of the wonderful Magic Yeast which
is better than ever this year, owing
to new machinery being used for
pressing out the cakes; no excuse
for having poor bread when you can
get Magic Yeast, good -four and a
hot oven
A WATER plug has been put in at
the intersection of Spruce and Pleas
ants streets and will prove of great
value to that section of town in case
of fire. Heretofore it has been with
out adequate fire protection and the
pdtting in of this plug was very
,-cOmmendable move on the part of
the council.
AN exchange has the following
which can be echoed by all the news
paper men in the land. One delin-
quent said she would pay Saturday
if he lived He's dead. Another
said: ''I'll see you tomorrow" He's
blind. Another said: Il hope /
may go to the devil if l don't pay
you this week" He's gone to his
reward