Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine MT Peopl
Where they are and How they are.

\ Roads, was at the play last night.
Banjo Jim has arrived here after
long absence. He looks much the
same as ever
Rev. James Sheerin has returned
from Pittsburg where he preached
on last Sunday Mrs. Sheerin who
has been visiting there for week or
more will be back on Thursday.
c. L. Eakin, of Wadestown, is in
town and is the guest of DIR. A. ID.
Hopkins on the mile ground
VIM. G. Sharpnack and Chas L.
Sangston, of Masontown, Pa, are
registered at the Wallace House.
j. w. Conner, of Philippi, is in
town.
Benson Jacobs, of Little Falls, was
a visitor here to-day.
Billy st. Clair has gone TO Fair
mont for short visit.
Fred Moore, who is a post graduate
student from Belington has been COM
PEELED to leave school on account OF
his health. He may return later if
he improves after rest.
John Thompson, of Laurel Point,
was in town to-day.
THE Seneca election will be held
next Saturday.
Get your raZors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
For RENT-A room for one; nice
comfortable quarters. Apply to Mrs.
+. J. Wood, Main and Walnut streets.
1t was close shave for January to
be classed as winter month but ia
made the rifle.
THE hungry man should drop III
at S. V. Thompson's new restaurant.
Everything first class. Lunches at
all hours.
MoRGANTowN claims to be a city
of churches. Clarksburg can truth
fully be called the city of s.speak- eass
ies"-only has 45.-Telegram.
THE weather man says that anoth-
er cold wave is coming on top of the
one we are entertaining now. As
far as we are concerned it takes a
mighty little bit of this kind of
thing to do us.
SEVERAL small boys were arrested
last night by Tim Bennett for sled
riding on the streets and some fines
will be imposed if the thing is not
stopped
THE firm of Weinman, Hirschman &
Co., of New York, has been dissolved,
Mr.. Weinman retiring. The firm is
now Hirschman Bros, the members
being S. d. and Steward Hirschman.
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.
Hirschman's.
! BUCKHANNON authorities, accord
| ing the the Knight Errand, have at
! last got clue to Jack the Hugger."
who has been frightening the ladies
of that town. This miscreant has
carried on his questionable amuse-
ment for some time, but at last they
think clue has been obtained.
A NJ MBER of coke ovens have been
built along this road above Outcrop
and others are expected to follow
| just as soon as the excellence of the
coal they are working on is estab-
lished. For years it has been the
i'll founded idea of Pennsylvania OPP
orators that the coal up this way
was no good. How this could be
the case is hard to understand. The
coal in the same vein down there is
the finest in the world and why it
should change it's nature when it
crossed an imaginary state line is
hard to see. The time for the en-
tertainment of such ideas is past
and the invasion of coke plants has
begun. The prospects are that it
will become more pronounced as
time goes on.
| POSTMASTER GENERAL GARY has is
sued an order changing the color of
the one cent stamp from blue to
green and the first ones were seen
here last week. In about two weeks
| he will follow this with another or
/ der chaOpinU tho browy five cant