The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1891-06-10

Bazaar next door 10 the Post office
It'd II fs j IL 4 ~. 4 I'M
class were furnished by 4. n. Flood
IL co. Chicago. Our Law Alumni
will always find this firm entirely re-
liable.
While you are here don't fail to
see the life size crayonfof the beau
tiful Turner tiiplets, At Rogers,
Rememberth price Of photographs
Is reduced this week, at Rogers.
All photographs made BY Rogers
are guaranteed to please.
Views Of all kinds at Rogers, at
low prices.
On Monday the cadet captains
drilled the battalion, and Captains
F. G. Ross, e D. Lynch, and NJ. D.
Post acquitted themselves admira
bly,.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant j.
W. Francis drills the battalion at
sbayonet exercise.
Gov. Fleming went to Fairmont
Yesterday morning He will return
to-day.
II. Ne. Turner, Of jefferson county.
Secretary ofthe State Boardsof AgFi4
culture is in town.
r. C. Green, a resident of Charles
ton and formerly Regent from the
Thirteenth District. has arrived.
HL snyder, Of Shepherdstown,
whofs q member3o Of the Board Of Re-
gents Of the State Normal Schools,
will arrive this morning from Glen
willie, where he has been attending
the final exercises of the Normal
School. S. Is
Prof. r. Al. Armstrong, Principal.
Iof West Liberty Normal School and
an Alumnus of the University was
among yesterdays arrivals.
- All who have not paid their
subscriptions are requested to imme-
liately hand them to one ofthe edi-
tors.
A. Jarrett Hare was in Fairmont
last week.
N. r. Lowther, Of Elizabeth, is
here.
Jas. "A. Cox, of Masontown, is reg
istered at the Wallace yesterday.
Hon. "A. Garrison. of Pedlar's Run
was in town yesterday.
The writer Of the short sketch Of
President Thompson received q Letter.
from him to-day containing many
interesting points, but too late for
publication. One extract, however,
from the distinguished gentleman's
letter is of such especial interestlto
young men that we give it ver6atim.
1T is important for man To find
out not only some fitting acork ~ liiffe
and then do 1T, but to find out aOlsat'
work you can do best. That ID, never.
work against the grain unless duty.
imperatiyely demands il.
\ DR.. Purinton lectured in Parkers.
burg last Frinay evening and spoke
twice in Wheeling on Sunday.
Students J. N. Deahl, 7. M. La
yelle, Albert G.. Ernest, and j. w.
Hughes have gone, home. "
Extra copies of any number Of the
DAILY can be obtained at this office,
Of at Rice's News Store, at seven
cents per single copy, or four copies
for twenty five cents.
. Don't forget that Protzman will
give you satisfactory photographs Of
yourself and friends.
Kern always gives perfect satisfac-
ton to those who go his parlors for
ice cream. Nv sss1a. ~ :
/. IProtzman, the photographer, all
ways renders entire satisfaction to
his many customers. asaas
/" Say! 60 to Reeds and get cool
glass of soda water.
Have you tried any of that delic-!
ious, cool beverage at Reed'sa 11
Before and after mingling in the
crowds at the exercises, you will find
q glass of Reeds soda water delight
full.
Write to Brooks Brothers, cloth
iers, Broadway, New York, and get
their catalogue and prices. They
viii send rules for self measurement.
Their goods are Of the best quality,
their prices are low, and they rank
among the most reliable houses in
the country. ..= s~.
Mrs. John o. Morris, of Teays, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Prof dRey-
nolds. ,ts' i ii. .t al
Be sure and secure your Com
mencement flowers of King q Jenk-
ms, at Mrs. Brands. They have
the loyeliest flowers ever brought to
Morgantown.
Students can find no more profita-
bic employment than by working
for G.. ?. Putnam's Sons, New York,
during the summer. The edition of
Irving is elegant and sells at sight.
They also have many other works,
selling which agents could max e
money without much trouble.
VI Especial attention is called to the
nd. Of the w. Va. Business College,
~ uarksburg, which opens Septem.
Der 1st. The school will have
splendid faculty and We nrelict That