The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24
LADIES waists at Hirschman :.

HIRscHNAN's are selling more Lace
curtains than all others put togeth-
er.
The newest Shapes and Colors in
Mems Stiff and Soft Hats at Hirsch
mans.
ED Snider is having extensive re-
pairs made on his residence on
Spruce Street and is entirely remod-
cling the rear Of it.
THE assessors are now out among.
the people fixing the valuation of
property and incidentally collecting
large chunks of unpopularity.
If some of the gorgeously colored
Easter eggs had been seen by the
average hen the shock would have
given her nervous prostration.
WE are very glad to learn that
Miss Allie Boyers is very much i'm
proved in health, and will in few
days return to her place in central.
A BOY ON Sunnyside is laid up
from injuries received from slipping
on banana skin and yet people per
sist in throwing them ON the side
walk.
The reports of the condition of
w. C. Meyer,of Wheeling, are still of
the most favorable nature 1t is
now only matter of time until he
is well.
LAST week at Fairmont the county
court granted to J. Hugh Bower, a
student at the University, certificate
to enable him to procure license to
practice law.
IT has actually got so in this town
that there is really no excuse for
a man who is able to work being
idle Work never was so plentiful
nor wages better.
From advices from Charleston, it
is understood that the constitution
commission is extremely sorry that
it asked for any suggestions. They're
Ipilin' in by the bushel.
Two small sewers are to be laid
at once ON Main street from the
Wallace House and on down Walnut
taking the place of the old stone
sewer on Walnut street.
/ You cannot well afford to walk with
lady who wears new spring hat
without having new one OF your own.
Step In at Hirschmans and see their
line of new and nobby shapes.
| Howard Atha, Of Warrington, who
has frequently been in Morgantown
is in Pittsburg in the insane ward of
! St. Francis hospital. He formerly
was a travelling man for Wheeling
firm.
ALL the B. d O. shop men in Par
kersburg have been put on half
time for an indefinite period. The
retroactive clause in the advance of
prosperity is getting in its deadly
word.
WORK has begun ON house on
the lot belonging to R. E. l.. Allen
next to his residence. The house
will be completed as soon as possible
and will be one of the most desirable
in town.
IT is now denied that the pictures
of the fight are failures and it is as
serted by the promoters that they
are excellent. They will be soon
put ON the road and of course will
pay the town visit.
WORK ON demolishing the acade-
my steadily progresses and before
many days it will be but heap of
building material. Contractor Break
iron is demonstrating the fact that
he knows what he is doing.
DoN'T forget that Miss Mary Sc
mans will have an opening ON April
80 and 80. The summers millinery
in all correct forms will be displayed
and great treat given the beauty
loving public. All are invited.
| EIGHT boys all under Is years of
age and school boys from Hyndman
were killed Friday near Cumberland
in a freight wreck. They were steal
ing a ride when the train left the
track and buried them under huge
mass of wreckage.
! THE finest display of Summer
millinery ever brought to Morgan
town will be given by Miss. Mary
Semans at her store on Walnut street
on April 30 and 30. Nothing but
the best will be kept. You are cor
daily invited to attend.
|
THAT suit you want should be
bought of Hirschman's. They are
showing the largest stock by far
that was ever brought to this city
Dress suits and Everyday suits, best
values at lowest prices. Any style,
any color Perfect fit or no sale.
| SANFORD DUsENBERRY has bought
the lot ON corner of Spruce and
Wiley street from R. E. L. Allen
paying 1880. He will build very
fine residence on it, the work to be-
gin next week. The cost of the
house will approximate 81, 900 ac-
cording to expert opinion.
| A MAN with an over grown jag ar
rived on the evening train Monday
evening and attracted as much at
tention as circus parade during
stroll up street. He was very quiet
but required the entire sidewalk for
navigation purposes. Luckily for
him the guardians of the peace did
not see him and the town is poorer
in consequence. He was well dressed
and well fixed in more ways than
one.
| THE Monongahola Navigation COM
pany has discharged all of their men
except those under yearly contract and
those absolutely necessary. The COM
pany seems to expect the government
to take possession of the Monongahela
before many weeks. There is some
dispute as to whether the time in
which the company might appeal from
the board of viewers has expired. but
no appeal is talked Of Brownsville
corr. News-Standard.
One thing which the Academy
dynamiter has succeeded in doing is
to have the fair name of our town
dragged through liberal quantity
of mud. The Warrington News
makes some jaundiced comments on
the outrage and intimates that the
school board instigated it. OF course
everyone at all conversant knows
this ia totally at yarianca with tho