Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-06
THE DAILY NEW DOMINION
MoRGANrowN. NOVEMBER 6. 1857.

'ltuSc anu CIOWu NOih a opCSialS9 :
IT is just eight weeks from to day
until Christmas.
If you want first-class groceries
60 to A. L. Nye's.
Go TO the Baltimore Bargain House
for Ladies Wraps.
THE grand G.. P. M. 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. McVieker's.
THE Washburn troupe left last
night on a special.
BORN on Thursday, November 5,
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Semans, a
son.
THE Charleston Gazette says that
1000 people saw the game down there
Wednesday, and their sympathies
were evenly divided between the two
teams.
MARRIAGE licenses have been is
sued to John Sidwell and Lottie
Coleman Is and to Frank Ecker "a
and Hedwig Portman "a. Ecker was
born in Germany and Miss Portman
was native of Switzerland. All are
now residents of this county.
THE second football team will go
to Brownsville again on Thanksgiv-
ing to play and the indications are
that big crowd will 90 with them at
tracted by the glowing descriptions
given of the handsome treatment ex-
tended to them by the down river
town.
SEVERAL persons have been inquir-
ing about Judge Freer who issued
the injunction against the Chaffees
few days ago. He is from, Harris
vile and is a circuit judge. Any
circuit judge can issue the kind of
injunction he did and it's violation
is serious matter.
SCIENTIFICALLY trained school
marms in these times are not to be
trifed with AT Babylon, L. l., a
young teacher undertook to punish
stout boy pupil. While thus en-
gagged the boys older sister, who is
larger than the teacher, dashed upon
the scene, and the two combined to
reverse the order of discipline. But
the schoolmarm seized the girl s
hands, tripped her up, sat on her,
and then the boy howled for mercy.
Evidently there are some things
taught in a normal course that are
not illustrated at the graduating ex-
ercises.
The West Virginia foot ball team
in charge of Prof. Thomas E. Hodges
registered at the Grafton House
Tuesday evening. They were on
their way to Charleston, where they
played the Washington and Lee
University Wednesday, They will
play the University Of Ohio on Sat
urday at Parkersburg. These young
men are a fine looking set. perfectly
sober and very genteel. They are
purely amateur. No professional
men are recognized. They play
straight, clean foot ball and are max
ing good record for the athletics
of the Uniyersity.-Gratton Leader.
The following items are taken from
Rev. Ross Ward, of Morgantown,
has been called by the Baptist church
es at Terra Alta and Albrights and
will doubtless be called to Haywood.
Rev. Ward is a stirring, progressive
man, one who is imbued with the holy
spirit and a sense of his responsibility
as a minister of the gospel. He was
the life and soul of the Goshen Asso-
citation at its last meeting at Al
brights, and made many friends dur
ing the session. He comes with the
highest endorsements and will doubt
less succeed in this, his new field.
The friends Of his church can well
afford to give Rev. Ward cordial
welcome, and give him all the encour-
agement he needs.
Carrot Nolan, the young man from
South Chicago who was brought tC
jail here from ROwlesburg, was releas-
ed by Squire Flynn, Tuesday morn
ing, DR.. Graham having declared that
he was We'll enough to travel. Mr..
Nolan was evidently only temporarily
insane, caused by chronic disease
which afflicts him and made worse by