The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-05-01
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JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor.

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JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor.
DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar.
engagements to remain permanently ut
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.
FoR tinware go to the Novelty Co.
their prices are right.
RUY your coffee and -four at Pos
tens and save money.
See the Percales, Organizes and
Dimities at Posten's.
You can still save money on -four
and other groceries at Posten's,
DR.. w. e. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
SEE our new line Of dry goods just
In at Posten's.
THE foundation for the Wallace
House annex is about completed and
will soon be ready for the building.
THE coal and gas man will now get
rest but the ice man hobs up SERENE
ly and will take his place.
The next improvement to be made
is some paved street. 1t is some
thing that cannot be delayed much
longer.
THE English sparrow has had the
- hr I. Il
from him and it is to be hoped that
he will receive the just penalty for his
misdeeds.
WITHOUT doubt the handsomest
line Of Neckwear ever shown in Nor
gantown is now on display at Hirsch-
mans. Their stock of Neglege Shirts
cannot be surpassed.
Nor many years ago the business of
Morgantown was all centered within
a few blocks; nowsis is scattered in all
directions from the North end of
Beechurst to South Morgantown and
the number of places has quadrupled.
THE Vernon, formerly st. Clair ho-
tel, now kept by Misses Sennett and
Atwood is growing to be favorite
place. 1t has now as many boarders
as can be accommodated. Transient
customers will find this an excellent
place.
Miss MARY SESIANs the new mil
liner will have her spring opening on
Thursday and Friday, April 20 and
80. Her stock is splendid and the
good taste displayed in it's selection
and arrangement has no superior
Miss Mary is receiving very liberal
patronage as she well deserves.
THE following marriage licenses
have recently been issued by County
Clerk Price: April 22nd Wilson jam
ison and Maud Fleming. April goth,
Edward Lee Zearley and Eta Cole
bank. April IT, Cyrus Lee Mathews
and Nancy E. Myers. April 16, Rein
M. Lemley and Lottie e. Davis.
A PARTY of friends from here will
go to Fairmont May 4th to hear the
sacred cantata 1.-THE Holy City" to
be given in the Normal Auditorium
under the direction Of Prof. Victor
w. Crossman. There will be solos,
trios, quartettes and choruses rem
dered by fifty voices
The next attraction at the Opera
House will be Fitz and Webster in
"A Breezy Time on Friday, April
30. The adjective that is included
in the title of the farce comedy "a
Breezy Time fifty indicates the ma
ture of the production. 1t has been
the purpose of the author to make
the performance breezy-simply re-
freshing enough to revive jaded
minds without causing the mind to
sit in the draught, so to speak
Nor being satisfied with its estab-
!. lished diabolical record the grip has
<Gassen new form. Its latest outbreak
Is due, according to physicians, to the
dampness and lack of sunshine which
has recently been experienced. 1t
usually begins with excruciating pains
at the base of the neck and moves
around the face to the right or left
eye. In some cases the suffering e
intense and the patient has to be kept
constantly under the influence OF
0piates. 1t is very prevalent in some
parts Of the country but as yet has
not reached us.
TIMES are better and they are going
to be better still. But what care you
for thisp You are interested in the
Clothing question, and know that suits
bought from the manufacturer must
be much cheaper than those bought
from merchants who have to pay three
profits before they reach their hands.
No wonder, then, that Hirschman's
can outsell all others; they make all
their own clothing at their immense
factory, 708 Broadway and Is to 81
lafayette Place, N. Y. They sell to you,
the consumer, at manufacturers
prices, which means saving of from
two to four dollars on any suit you
buy from them.
MoRGANTowN will have number
Of distinguished visitors the coming
summer and fall. An unusually
large number Of people will attend
commencement; later the Methodist
conference of this state will hold its
annual session here, and immediate
ly following that will be the meeting
Of the State Bar Association. Nor
gantown should look her best and
keep up her old time record for cor
dial hospitality which we have no
doubt she will do. On these occa-
sions number Of the strangers will
make their first visit to the place
and they should have pleasant i'm
pressions Of it.
HAVE YOU FAITH 4
! In the liveliest and sound 4
est town in West Vir- !
! GINA. If SO, consult ]. =
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