Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-03

Hon. ]. NJ. Anderson, OF Battelle
district, is very sick man He has
been sick for some weeks with the
grip and his illess has developed into
a very serious one. His many friends
in the county will regret TO learn of
his condition and share the hope that
the fears of those who are with him
may prove unfOunded. Mr.. Ander-
son is a man of more than usual in
telligence and ability, and has repre-
sented the county in the legislature.
lie Is now one OF the deputies for
Sheriff Garrison.
ALL Methodist women who are
interested in buying an organ for the
church will please meet at the church
this evening at o'clock.
THIS is the kind of weather to drink
hot soda. Our Chocolate is immense.
Whipped cream with chocolate to-
worrow.-Madera Bros, Main Street.
MARRIAGE licenses have been grant
ed to Jonathan Dunley Al. and Sarah
e. Devine Al; to Milton w. Coombs
q, and Ella d. Watts IS; Charles A.
Seamon o. and Emma j. Cox 10. All
the parties live in this county. There
were nine licenses issued last month
against thirteen for the same time
last year This month there has one
been granted.
A LONG account of Sowing the
Wind was unintentionally crowded
out of last nights paper. It is now
rather late to publish but we wish
to state that it was the best attrac-
ton ever in Morgantown. In the
first place the dialogue was powerful,
second the stars were of that class
which seldom strike town as small
as Morgantown. Third the support
was almost as strong as the stars.
Captious criticism is one thing,
truth another.
ALL who have tested the merits of
the Mingo are loud in their praise
of the best cent cigar on the mar
ket.
FEW people can Judge by their feel
ings just what the mercury has been
doing - whether rising or falling.
This morning if you had asked nearly
any one they would have told you
| that it was much warmer than it was
yesterday, when as matter of fact it
was two degrees colder at the same
time. Nearly every one thought it
was warmer but you can't fool the
thermometer that way. The reason
for the weather appearing to be wan
er is probably that we have gotten
used TO the cold and it does not affect
US IS it did when the drop arst came.
THE Iconoclost for February is on
sale to-day at Maderas.
IN the last few days a beggar whose
condition apparently was deserving Of
I the greatest charity has been in town.
He has made thorough canvass Of
the Town and but few have refused to
give him aims. One Of the gentle
men whom be has approached hap
pened to be in hotel short time
after the fellow had been in his place
| of business and found the fellow STOP
| ping at the place. There he sat with
his feet up on table reading mag
azine and enjoying the fruits of the
mistaken charity of the people of the
town. The best plan is to let I'M
known beggars severely alone. Usu-
ally when man can't get help at
home he don't deserve it from people
anywhere, and no one can make a
very big mistake in refusing aid to
the travelling mendicant
An elegant smoke, the Mingo, at
Miller's.
Get your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
For RENT-A room for one; nice
comfortable quarters. Apply to Mrs.
E. J. Wood, Main and Walnut streets.
The hungry man should drop IN
at 5. V. Thompson's new restaurant.
Everything first class. Lunches at
all hours.
COME look at the goods and see
the Prices we're making on all Over
coats, Suits, Wraps and Underwear;
in fact on all winter goods. They
must be sold, we cannot afford to
carry them into next season.
L