The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-09

You can get 20 cents for your blu t.
ter at Posten's.
BRING your butter, eggs, and any.
thing you have to sell to Posten's.
ED NARET moved to-day into the
room vacated by Waters & Whiting.
ton, and has opened up for bushes:
again.
MEMS hats, furs, collars, shoes, I'M
derwear and clothing, the quality al
right. You decide about prices al
Hutchinson & Jacobs.
DR.. HARDMAN, the well known eye
specialist, will adjust spectacles al
Wallace Hotel, Morgantown, Friday
Oct. Is only. Eyes examined free.
WHEN it comes to buying your win
ter boots and shoes, overcoats, jeans,
muslin, cantons and fannels, you
want to see US. Prices awful low at
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
WHETHER you eat candy or not
you ought to see the Acme peoples
fine display. They have exclusive
sale of the Sparrow chocolates in this
city.
THE game of foot ball will be play
ed at the Fairmont Football Park
near John W. Mason's residence in
Palatine. That is nearer FaiImont
than Morgantown Index.
THE Charleston Gazette in announ-
cling that the w. V. U. plays the first
game of foot ball on October 3 is ev-
identity slightly off as glance at the
will show.
L. w. ANDERSON has sold the
Richard Dorsey land south of town
to Virgil Vandervort for $1,000. And
also lot near Front street belong
ing to Mrs. Kiger to II. G.. MADEIRA
for 800.
CLARENCE ST. CLAIR is having an
addition built in rear of his restau-
rant. 1t will be used as bakery. 1t
Is % by 36 feet, and is being built by
James Barthlow. The work is ex-
pected to be finished by the last of the
week.
THESE shirts all bright; the price
is right; fast sellers quiet; for this
small mite we mean those celebrated
United Brand $1.00 Shirts that we
are selling at 68 cents. Only about 600
left. Hirschmans.
In our merchant tailoring depart
ment we give you 800 styles of goods
to select from, made to your order and
TO your At, from $3.50 up. We make
suits for the best dressed men in Nor
yantown. Let us make one for you.
HIRscHMAN's.
Mr.. MATTHIAS ASA SMITH, of
Ohio, advertises thus
Wanted, wife, to become the
mother of two bright little boys, one
and the other year old. | am of
the best of habits, true and loyal to
my family and a lover of all good
work"
THIS Office is indebted to Protzman,
the photographer for a handsome pic
ture of the Cheat Canon club house.
People are looking forward to the house
with a good deal OF antici-
patton and large company will no
doubt be there. This will become one
Of the most attractive resorts in the
Cheat country.
HENRY M. LEPs is located at
Bridgeton, New Jersey, with large
concern and is getting along very nice
ly. Bridgeton is probably the most
town in some respects in
the United States. With Is, 900 in
habitants it supports 40 churches and
not single saloon. There is nothing
like it anywhere so far as known.
In Hopes celebrated play, 'gThe
Prisoner of Zenda,n the princess says:
''The king can do no wrong" In
other words, il he did he wouldn't
acknowledge it. Nothing can be
wrong with our merchandise. Not
because of inherent virtue, but be-
cause faults are corrected as soon as
you tell us of them. Our perfect fitting
and faultless suits prove this. We
will consoles it favor if you will call
and see them. HIRscHMAN's
NATURES Remedy Company have a
tape worm 40 feet long that was re-
moved from Walter Tapp day or two
igo. The boy had not been in robust
health for some time on account of
this parasite. 1t was removed in
about five hours after treatment was
This company has been
located on the Kiger lot, between
Front street and Beechurst avenue for
two weeks past, and will remain yet
for a few days.
Government officers arrested and
jailed at Parkersburg, Mrs. Mary
Star, charged with selling whisky
to Uncle Sans behests,
nearWarfield. She is said to be beau
By, is "a years old and the mother
Of two children. Her husband, James
Star, was recently sent to the pen
for six years for killing his wife's
uncle, and the woman went into the
retail business as a means of living.
Ii it shall also serve to send her up,
the pen can boast double stellar
A CIRCULAR just issued by Depart
ment Commander Gray, of the depart
ment of Wisconsin, Grand Army of
the Republic, exhibits some rather
startling facts regarding the decrease
In membership of that organization,
and states that il the per centage in
loss of membership should continue,
the order would be extinct in this
state within 10 years. During the
past year, according to the report,
!, 103 persons severed their connection
with the order, while the losses
deaths were only 242. Com
mandcr Gray says the same conditions
have recently become noticeable all
over the country.
L. B. WHEAT, residing at Wheel
ing, where he has State license to
sell liquors, was indicted for solicit
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