Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-09

I IlllippiubS wear II YOU &puk AT the
Acme windows.
/ A CIRCUS is billed for South Nor
gantown tomorrow but the big show
will be on this side.
On has been struck in Lewis coun-
ty near Weston aud the inhabitants
of that town are greatly excited
THE weather man is forgiven. Ii
he carry out his present promises we
will agree 10 forget the past and only
/ say nice things of him in the future.
Col. T. w. THOMPSON, who has
been blind for some months from cat
aracts on both eys, fell over ten foot
wall last Saturday and escaped with a
few bad bruises.
THE Clarksburg fair last week was
a great success. The exhibits from
the great county of Harrison were
even better than usual and the attend
ance was very large
THE Epworth League will give an
interesting literary program at its
meeting this evening at 1880. All are
welcome. The meetings are held in
the lecture room of the NJ. f. Church.
THE hotel men, restaurant people
and those ia various other branches of
business will not be able TO partici-
pate much in the celebration. They
will be busy enough trying to provide
| for the visitors.
THE announcement of the death OF
John Beall which occurred at his
home out the Kingwood road yester-
day will be heard with regret by his
friends. He was widely known and
popular citizen.
The display Of flags will be the
largest ever seen IN Morgantown.
The American flag is always the
best possible decoration and there
will be no lack of them in the breeze
| tomorrow.
THE roadway is ready for the brick
past the University but the overcrowd-
ing of the works with orders has pre-
vented the brick-laying. The matter
has been remedied now and the work
will soon be completed.
New subscribers are being con-
stantly added to the list of those who
receive the daily visits of this paper.
If you are not among the number you
had better get into the band wagon
before you are set down as a moss
back.
COME in and leave your orders
| for the souvenir edition of this pa
per in commenoration of Chadwick
Day. All the speeches and Other
proceedings will be printed in full
and it will be invaluable as re
membrance of the occasion.
The flags rendered the town by the
war department are going up over
town aud they will add much to the
celebration. Ten Of them were sent
and the committee deserves great
credit for having secured them an6
the thanks of the town is TO be giver
/ to the department for the courtesy.
NOTHING will be allowed on thu
streets tomorrow but pictures o
the notabIes and souvenirs Of the oc
casion In case any one notices any
thing else being sold or any games
running by fakirs will report at once
to the police and the offenders will
be pulled.
ANY crookedness will at once be re
ported to the police tomorrow and
the crooks will be pulled at once ant
landed behind the bars. All citi
zens are requested to keep SHARP
look out for any funny business OF
the part of visiting crooks who will
likely be here in large numbers.
THE ladies of the Episcopal church
will make use Of the office of the u n
ion improvement Company on to-mor
row as lunch room. The Office vii
be closed in consequence on the part
of the company. Patrons of the wa
ter and gas companies will have Il
pay up their bills this evening if the.
have not already done so.
/ THURSDAY afternoon in the 2:2l
pacing race at the Clarksburg fair
Judge w. G.. Benefits driver, james
Conley, of Weston, narrowly escaped
serious injury. His horse Minna Irv.
ing turned complete somersault
while the heat was on, throwing Con
ley at least ten feet. Aside from be
ing seriously shocked, physicians pro
nounced him but little injured.
j PROF. r. A. ARMSTRONG, instruc
tor of English in the state universit.
is candidate for state superinten
dent of public instruction. There i
no better qualified man in the stat
for the place. He was a candidate 70
the nomination in 1892 but by a mis-
carriage ia the convention Virgil A
Lewis secured the nomination =
Moundsville Echo.
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| Ing into a wheatfleld with his baske
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