Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-27
THE DAILY NEW DOMINION
MoRGANrowN. NOVEMBER n. 1877

. P. NJ, DIR. A. l.. BOyers, dentlst,
Bridge and crown work a speciality.
Go TO the Baltimore Bargain House
for Ladies Wraps.
THE grand G. P. NJ. c. suits at the
Baltimore Bargain House.
THERE are but five women teachers
in the Wyoming county schools.
FRUITS are better and cheaper at
Naret's than elsewhere in town.
A COMMISSION has been issued to
Thomas NJ. Pixler as postmaster at
Dellslow.
Born on Saturday, November 81,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Furlong, OF
Beechurst, daughter.
JEFFERSON FULLER, a Wayne
county farmer, grew pears this year
weighing two pounds each.
WILLIAM Waller, of Wheeling, is
at work on flying machine which he
claims will startle the world.
THE Huntington health report for
six months shows "a deaths, con-
sumption leading all causes with
one-seventh.
THE Cotillion club are to give a
dance to night at Municipal Hall.
The organization is fiourishing
one.
A soMNAMBULIsT, Ethan Bonnet,
of Harrison county, fell into a fire
and was seriously burned. His feet
will have to be amputated.
GRANT MOODY, whose skull was
fractured by rock thrown by John
G. Dingess, near Huntington, has
died from the effects of the injury.
Born on Friday, November Doth,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hackney, at
the Experiment Station farm, a
bouncing boy.
CLARENCE Mason, of Putnam coun-
ty, took nine pounds of fat from a
'possum killed there, the other night.
In Putnam they use 'possum fat and
save lard.
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.
HARRY DEBoLT is very much worse
to day and is in an extremely criti-
cal condition. George is somewhat
better to day but is still unable to
bend his neck.
A TWO hundred barrel producer
has been struck in the Fonner field.
This will do much to relieve the rep
utation of the field which had begun
to be pretty bad.
GEN. JOHN MCCAUsLAND, the
agricultural king of Mason county,
has chartered the steamer Gabrielle
to transport to market his crop of
wheat, aggregating over 5000 bush
els.
YESTERDAY afternoon people at the
depot were treated to novel sight.
The jacket on the passenger engine
had become so hot that it was al
most on fire. The engine had to be
drenched thoroughly with water be-
fore the train pulled out. A large
number of people watched the oper-
alton with interest
M. S. CoRNwELL, the sweet sing
of the Hampshire Review, whose fine
poem, The Editor Man" was so
warmly received at the. last meeting
of the State Editorial Association,
left this week for Ell Paso, Texas,
where he believes the climate will
improve his health. Mr.. Cornwell
has been i'll for the past year, and
his many friends throughout the State
will hope for his complete recovery.
THE distinguished editor of the
Wetzel Democrat has been having
trouble with the gas. He calculates
as follows in the last issue of the
Democrat: "Turn down Your gas
at night. We had to Jump out this
week in our-none of your pajamas
either-and rush through fiery hot
room to a red hot stove like old
Abednego. Before to bed you-go,
turn down the gas"
WE have received many inquiries
wether the legislature of w. Va. in
1897 passed any law in regard to use
of ferrets in driving rabbits from
their burrows. For the benefit of
our readers we publish the law YER
batim as passed by the last legislature.
Acts of 1897, chap. 80. sec. Is reads
as follows; 1T shall be unlawful for