Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-19

T. NJ, Dr. A l.. bOyerS, uenIlSt,
Bridge and crown work speciality.
If you want first-class groceries
go to A. L. Nye's.
Go TO the Baltimore Bargain House
for Ladies Wraps.
THE grand G.. p. NJ. G. 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
seal
and sealing wax.
For sale at
]. G. McVicker's.
WILL SEMANs does all kinds of
gas and steam fitting at the lowest
price. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at Seman's Millinery Store
Walnut street
On account of the recent long
drouth the wheat acreage of Cabell
county and that vicinity is the
smallest for years.
WANrED-Agents to sell Tea, Cot
fee, Spices and Baking Powder to
families. Liberal Commission al
lowed. For terms, apply to Grand
Union Tea Co. Pittsburg, Pa.
THE Norfolk & Western Railroad
Company is increasing it's force of
section men all along the line of the
Kenova division of the road with a
view to keeping the road bed in good
shape during the winter months.
If you want to do good holiday
business begin your advertising now
Liberal advertising combined with a
little business tact, will bring profit
able trade nearly always. Without
these tradesman scarcely counts in
the business world.
THE Hough property on Main street
is undergoing extensive repairs. A
new addition is to be built on the
rear of the house to take the place
of the old one which is being moved
to the rear of the lot. The house is
receiving a nice coat of paint, making
it more attractive than ever.
MoRGANTowN would do well to
adopt that Martinsburg regulation
concerning tramps. They are per-
mitted to spend their time on the
streets, but must work and have a
ball and chain attached to their feet
1t is a sure cure, for if there is any
thing a tramp breads, it is work.
THE Monroe Waterman complains
that the schools of that county are
overcrowded. In Pocahontas coun-
ty the reverse is true, there being
scarcely a sufficient number of pu-
pills in attendance to make the work
interesting to the teacher. An av-
erage attendance of less than TWEEN
ty day is the rule.
THE little seven-year old daughter
of Lewis Hatfield met a distressing
death at the neighborhood school
which she attended in Wyoming
county one day last week. While
standing before the wood fire in
the school room her clothing caught
fire, and before the blaze could be
extinguished she was burned almost
to crisp.
JUDGE TAvENNER, in the circuit
court, recently sustained the de-
murrer of the Standard Oil Co., in
the suits of the West Virginia Trans
portation Co. and the Bradish Oil
Co. These are famous conspiracy
suits brought against the Standard,
the two companies alleging their
business was ruined by the trust,
and have been in the courts nearly
twenty years. Many persons inter
ested in the litigation at the outset
are now dead.
THE ladies supper at the M. E.
Church was very delightful affair in
every way. While the supply of every
thing was generous, it was all sold.
The attendance was very large, the
music by Prof. Ellenberger, Miss Nc
Murphy, Mrs. Hirschman and Prof.
Keene and wife was delightful and
was spoken of very highly. Prof,
Whyte's recitations were much enjoy
ed also. The lecture room held a gay
throng, all of which left reluctantly
and wondered why these occasions
were not more frequent.
SEVERAL years ago Judge D. B.
Lucas conducted the suit of Crum-