Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-26
THE DAILY NEW DOMINION
MoRcANrowN. NOVEMBER %. 1897.

for Ladies Wraps.
THE grand G. P. NJ. c. suits at the
Baltimore Bargain House.
FRUITS are better and cheaper at
Naret's than elsewhere in town.
NOTHING was left to be desired in
the way of weather about Thanks
giving.
GRAFTON held an old maids con-
vention a few nights ago. There was
no trouble experienced in getting a
large attendance of home talent.
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.
EVERYBODY went hunting yester-
day. The sound of firing was almost
constant and the air was black with
smoke. The few Dummies left alive
are holed up and will likely remain
In that condition for weeks to come
so powerful was the scare given
them
A LETTER from Bennett S. White
states that he expects to come home
for couple of days during the holt
days. He is in Providedce, r. l.,
with Brown & Sharpe This firm has
the largest, most Systematically ar
ranged and conducted plant of its
kind in the world. Benefits many
friends will be glad to learn that he
is doing very well in his position and
is most pleasantly situated.
BUTCHERING season is now on in
the country and the poor swine is
now learning why he has been fed
so bounteously of late. There are a
good many hogs this year and the
farmers are beginning to brush up
against each other in the contest for
the Largest hog in the neighbor
hood" The stories of big porkers
will soon be flying around.
RECENTLY a telephone inquiry
came to this office from Dellslow
asking if it were unlawful to kill
wild turkeys. After telling the
questioner about the law in question
he was asked why he desired to
know and he replied that there were
a couple Of focks of turkeys where
he was and that if it were lawful to
kill them he wanted to know it.
DENNIS is at liberty. He had no
hearing and did not have any chance
to keep himself comfortably fixed in
jail. Sheriff Garrison opened the
doors Wednesday and unfeelingly put
Dennis out on the cold charity of an
unfeeling world. The prisoner made
vigorous kick but it did not go.
He thinks of appealing the matter to
the mayor as he is not at all DESTROYS
of spending the winter out of hi
accustomed quarters.
THE second team did not go to
Fairmont yesterday to play the team
OF that place The canceling of the
game is due to the up-river boys.
They did not play the game on ac-
count of Hess refusing to play. With
out him they knew that they had no
show at all. He was out of humor
for some cause and would not play I'M
der any circumstances. 1t is pity
that the boys did not get chance to
lick Fairmont again.
The hypnotized man in Hirsch-
mans window is attracting a good
deal of attention People are con
stantly stopping to look at him and
speculate about hypnotism and kin
dred subjects. When Douglas was
put under the influence Wednesday
night several handred gathered to
see the performance. The curiosity
is as great now as it waswhen theshow
first began 1t is safe to say that a
full house will attend the exhibition
tonight.
MANY literary SOCIETIES have been
started in the rural districts of the
county, and to all we wish abundant
success. Their meetings are not
occasions Of much social amusement
but are of much value to the young.
Many an accomplished orator re-
ceived his first inspiration in a
country debating society. We wish
all the literary organizations of the
county a fiourishing season, and for
all the orators may there be found
the laurel wreath Of forensic victory.
Mrs. ALBERT CAMERON has re-
ceiYed telegram stating that Dr.
Cameron's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cameron has experienced a stroke of
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