Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-11
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THE best crushed sand and building
stone is furnished by Green 4 Fleming.
Bell telephone les. PEOPLES 81.
A FULL line OF Columbia soups,
plum pudding and baked beans at
Viewers grocery.
YoUR razor will be honed and put
in the best possible order at AID.
Bowers for % cents.
ALL trains continue to arrive with
their old time regularity of so to go
minutes late.
| A BRIDGE North of Seneca would
add vastly to the value of property
in that place and in Riverside. Will
we get the bridge?
MEMBERS of Company will take
notice that the drill night and hour
have been changed. They will come
on Saturday evening at seven o'clock.
Inspection on next Saturday evening.
A GRAPHIC production of a coal
mine will be given in the play
Pennsylvania that is to be pre-
sented at the opera house on Tues
day evening.
The St Clair restaurant is serv-
ing the best % cent meals in the
city and has attracted great
amount of patronage. The proprie-
| tor is determined to make it the
leading place in its line.
THE Robe d Rightmire cabinet
| factory is full of orders and has been
from the beginning. The firm
planned to manufacture large
quantity of stock to have on hand
but hurry orders have taken it all
as fast as it could be made.
DIR. EUGENE WARREN has hung
out his shingle and will locate here
for the practice of his profession
DR.. Warren comes of family of ia
nous physicians being nephew of
DR.. Charles Fl. McLane. He will
have his office for the present With
DR.. Allen the Dentist.
EVERY one in this community can
not know every one now as they
once did, Other means of commup-
icating with each other than pass
ing the word around" must be used
The only way this can be done IS
through the local papers. That is
the only way the business man can
reach all the people, Through them
a man can be known to every one in
very short time. The merchant
who does not advertise is confined
to very narrow limits.
j. j. WHARTON has rented the "a
son Clark building in South Mo-
gantown and will continue his build
ing operations on larger scale than
ever Mr. Gle Woodford who re
Gently came here from Barbour eoun-
| ty will be associated with him in
!, business. Their card will appear
in day or two and then people will
know just what they intend to do.
Mr.. Wharton has sold his lease and
the stock in the planning mill to
Hinkle, Kiddy and Jolliffe who will
continue it.
A PLAY revealing set of some very
quaint, and other heroic, characters
derived from actual life in the mines
adjacent to Wilkes-B Barre, couched in
! language easy and often brilliant and
witty, thrilling in strong dramatic
climaxes and scenic sensations as in
tense as any ever seen even in this
age of mechanical marvels--such is
Pennsylvania, the latest State
named play. 1t is the joint produc-
tion of Daniel L. Hart of Wilkes
Barre, author of Daniel Sullys sue
cess, 1.-THE Parish Priest" and G. e.
Callahan, writer of the well known
"Fogg's Ferry" and stCoon Hollow
Pennsylvania" is bright and crisp in
dialogue, and abounds in humorous
and heroic characters, has some hair
raising climaxes and startling scenic
sensations. One Of these depicts the
destruction of coal mine by an ex-
j plos;on. Coal cars, a real elevator,
miners at work with regulation lights
on caps, and the introduction of spec
ialtjes by the Black Diamond Quar-
tette are features of this scene.
Pennsylvania" will be seen at Opera
House next Tuesday Nov. 18th.