Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-02
The DAILY NEW DOMINION
MoRcANrowN. NOVEMBER :, 1851

OFFICE hours ,. A. VI. TO IL III; 10
p. NJ, Dr. A. L. Boyers, dentist,
Bridge and crown work speciality.
IT is just eight weeks from to day
until Christmas.
If you want first class groceries
90 to A. L. Nve's.
Go TO the Baltimore Bargain House
for Ladies Wraps.
THE grand G. 2. NJ. c. suits at the
Baltimore Bargain House.
FRUITS are better and cheaper at
Naret's than elsewhere in town.
No lady is in
the style without
a seal
and sealing wax.
For sale at
J. C.. MeVicker's.
AFTER trying all the so-called Ha-
vana cigars, try one that is not Ha-
vana, only five cents yet one of the
leaders. The brand is the Santa
Bana, sold only by MADEIRA Bros. in
Morgantown. 11-6
THE best Preston county buckwheat
flour, % Id for go cents, at Posten's.
THE finest potatoes in town at
Posten's.
THE new violin instructor Prof.
Keene did not arrive yesterday but
telegraphed that he would be here
on Thursday He will move his
family to Morgantown and the work
of breaking up house keeping is
what has delayed him.
A FEW days ago party OF Pennsyl-
vania hunters passed through here
with deer which they had killed
near here, in the mountains. A few
people knew what they had but the
wise ones did not know that half the
fine went to the informer. When one
OF them did find it out, he made dash
to head the hunters off, but they had
gotten out OF the state with their
game. The fine is twenty dollars for
killing deer in this state.
THE following is clipped from the
Farmont West Virginian;
Mrs John W. Mason is at Morgan
town visiting friends.
Mrs. A. J. Vincent, who has been
at Morgantown visiting, has returned
to her home in this place.
Miss Mary Stephens, of Laurel
Point, who had been the guest of her
brother, Lee Stephans, for several
days, left for her home on Monday.
Smith Poynter, Bud Simpson and
Herbert Fleming, all of Cassville,
Monongalia county, were visiting
friends and relatives on Maple avenue
this week.
Mr.. Joseph Malone, who resides
near Smithtown, in Monongalia
county, owned flock of nine select
ewes, and last Saturday night dogs
entered his field and killed every one
OF them.
Squire Johnathan Musgrave, until
recently resident of Rivesville, was
in town on Wednesday, and, notwith-
standing he is SO years old, is still
quite active. He resides now with
his daughter nearArnettsville. in Mon
Ongalia county. He is probably as
old man as there is in this or that
county.
The supper last evening at the
home of Mr.. e. G. Frame, and which
was gotten up by men only, was Il
great success. 1t was partalxen of
and enjoyed by between 100 and 200
persons, and was a demonstration
Of the fact that men can cook, if not
any better, equally as well as woman
The Masonic fraternity, which will
lay the corner stone of the new Court
house on the 17th proximo, has invi-
ted all the secret orders of the county
to be present and participate in the
parade. The masons of all the neigh
boring Lodges have also been inyi-
ted to take part, as have two or three
nearby companies of the National
Guard. If the weather be favor
able for the occasion we expect to
see the town filled with visitors.
Last week large band of well-to
do gypsies encamped on the banks
OF the Potomac, near Shepherdstown,
Jefferson county. Among them was
fourteen year old girl who attract
ed a great deal of attention as she
went about the streets reading the
hands of the men and forecasting
their futures. 4 young man named
Mailer Harrison, who was stopping
at hotel there, made love to her,
won her affections racn1tinr in on