The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-02
Why They are Thankful.

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Why They are Thankful.
Capt Walker-He gets to eat three
meals a day at home and stays there
over night
Clarence Mcvicker-He likes the
Ohio brand of fowl.
Hen Hays-For his idea of pro
lection"
Dick Hayes-He will get into that
new house before great while.
George Kiger-No one is likely to
come near his game string in to-mor-
rows hunt.
j. Z. Donley-Cattle are on the
rise in the eastern markets.
Joe Wood-He beat Charlie Good
win three straights at checkers.
Charlie Gocdwin-He says Joe
Wood can't do it again.
Bernie Morgan-He will be able
to be out in few days.
Sam Pickenpaugh-He's having
all the fun he wants.
Reay Bricker-lie gets to drive
Frank Pride's mules sometimes
Dorsey and Dudding-They are
assured of a good house to hear John
Temple Graves.
Carl Frame-He gets the daily
letter few hours earlier than before.
Ed Protzman-.The band boys are
in good trim.
Joe Miller-He can take a picture
"of it."
Jim Belize won't have to keep
"bach" much longer.
DR., Hail-He will again read the
news from Ohio.
Joe Wharton-He gets his mail in
town.
Clarence Dille-He always is, on
general principles.
Henry Dorsey-Business is good
on North Main.
Nate Shaffer-Business is good on
South Front.
Maddy Reed-He hasn't had to
put on an overcoat yet.
Dave Chadwick-The people APP
preciate Japan"
Ad Bowers-The streets are not
slippery.
George Jolin-Don't know.
Sial Meeks-Don't have to 90 near
the pump station
Z. F. Yost-This is the place be
long has sought aud that among US
he cast his lot.
Fred Because he gets u
day off and the walking is good.
l. G. Lazzell-For- several months
before election
Judge Hagans-For getting to be
at home from Fairmont for a day.
Arthur Lazier-For brand new
big kettle
Fuller Glasscock-For his first law
suit.
Col. Fast-For that long coat.
Jim Evans-For that colt.
Prof. Brooke-He has selected
Jacks" successor.
Prof. Johnston-W Why shouldn't he
be?
Thornt Kern-For my flowers"
Jack Donley-For my tobies."
Stine-For the oyster business.
jamie McGrew-Because the 9th
er fellow isn't coming back.
Postmaster Dayis-April is long
way off.
Rev. A. M. Northumberland
Morgantown suits him.
George Baker-For death to the
nefarious liquor traffic, yes, sirs,
men"
John NJ Davis-For that $4,000
he sees -on paper.
Johnny Kenney-For girls, girlies,
girlses. 90, gee!
Harry Coogle--For "the date being
set"
Ike Weaver-For noble set of
latest improved lungs.
Charlie Hayes-Several reasons.
While making these congruous OBJ
servations of especial Thanksgiving
felicitation some Of the disciples of
midnight oil and violent athletics
must not be forgotten. The Univer-
city boys who will be thankful for
causes stated are;
| Jack McWhorter-For a moral
room mate.
Joe Henderson-For ''my bfcy Gle"
Hayward Fleming-For having
passed in mechanics.
Lawyer Sommerville-For the re-
suit Of the election.
Kemble White For "my girl"
W. G. Bambrick-For being a
| freshman.
d. B. Kincaid-For the success of
our college band.
j. f. Streator-For my whiskers.
j. W. Hughes=Don' know.
II. B. Davenport-For being
member of the class of law '94.
r. II. Ramsey-For the foot ball
team.
c. A. Nuzum-For "full house"
ct our last poker game.
Sam Boyd-For brother who is
foot ball player
Geo. Johnson-For all / know.
Charlie Carrigan-He is going
home and there are other charms
aside from turkey there.
Try Me
have taken charge of the New
Grist & Saw Mill lately built by
John H. Hoffman on the site of
the old Cornwall Mills.
l am assisted by Mr.. Weaver an
experienced miller and thereby ex-
pect to give satisfaction to all my
friends that will kindly give me
trial. The mill is run by new, 40
horse power engine.
| THOMAS STEELE
The grip, or la grippe, has reap
peared in various parts Of the coun-
try, and in many instances it is at
tended with fatal results.
THERE will be very interesting