The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-10-04
DIR. w. K. STEWART. Dentist, office

public schools.
MIR AND Mrs. FRAZER are very
nicely located in their office No. 6
Chancery Row. They will be heard
from later.
THE decorations will be far short
Of what they ought to be if the PEG
pie generally do not attend to this
right away.
THERE is remarkable unanimity
of sentiment 10 this community on
one question No dissenters have
been found.
FOOTBALL uniforms are beginning
to be seen en- the streets again occa-
sionly. They will be common sight
in few days more.
PEOPLE who haven't got sore arms
will more than likely got sore at
themselves for not being vaccinated
before the thing is over with.
THIS is certainly one of the melan-
choly days. The rain makes everyone
feel depressed and interferes with
every effort that would otherwise be
put forth.
The railroads and boats have Ger
tainly done all that they can to help
make Chadwick Day a success and
they deserve praise for their work in
this direction.
THE watch crystal factory in Sene-
ca is about ready to begin work.
Strange as it may seem this is the
only factory Of the kind in the Uni
ted States.
CHADWICK DAY invitations are for
sale at the bookstores and you can get
them to send to your friends to show
them how we are going to celebrate
the day of all days.
THE rate of 1926 for the round
trip from Pittsburg given by the boats
is very liberal indeed This rate in
cludes meals and state room and will
be good for the Chadwick day celebra-
tion.
MoRGANTowN milliners are right
up to date in style and quality of
s goods. They all have good taste and
give the very best thought to their
business. And they supply as hand
some outfits as are seen anywhere.
THE low rate given to Wheeling for
the Knights of Pythias meeting will
take number of outsiders to that
place during the meeting. 1t will be
one fare for the round trip and it will
be cheaper to go than to stay at home.
THE projectors of the immense new
iron bridge from the South end of
Spruce street to Greenmont are not to
be defeated even by the great advance
in the cost of building material.
There are indications that the enter
prise will be put through at an early
day.
A SIDEWALK has been fixed up at
the University to allow people to
pass the excavation being made for
paving purposes and the people liv-
ing in that section of the town are
very much pleased over it. Col.
Gilmore reports that the work on
this improvement is being pushed
as fast as the weather will permit.
THE Neighborhood Glee Club com
of several young ladies in
town entertained a few of their
friends at the Chat Canyon club
house Thursday evening with an
oyster supper. They had very
fine time and there wasn't a horrid
boy in sight. Mrs. Gallup chap
eroned the party.
MoRGANTowN bids God speed to
the boys who have left here for the
Philippines and hopes that they will
have the best possible good out of the
experiences which they are bound to
meet. They will derive much good
from what they see and hear. 1t is
the hope of everyone that they may
be spared to get back home again af-
ter the term of enlistment is over.
ADMIRAL SAMPSON writes Conn
mander Brown that. he will wear his
special full dress uniform here on
Chadwick day. That means of course
that all the other naval officers will
do the same. The uniform referred
to is one generally worn when going
to meet distinguished foreign naval
and military officers or crowned
heads. The occasion here will be a
full dress affair sure enough.
The description of the glass com.
pany that was landed by Pt. Marion
convinces us more and more that
Morgantown ought to have had it
and this town could have had it had
the proper effort been made by
those who were conversant with the
plans of the company. We cannot
afford to allow such things to give us
the go by when we could get them
so easily
On Monday after several months
preparation, the new Mcclure house,
at Wheeling, opened its doors to the
travelling public. The city can now
boast of the finest hotel in the state
Ia hosiery which will compare ia
vorably with the best of more pre-
tentions cities. An extra story has
been added, the interior has been re-
fitted throughout, and the complete
repainting of the exterior gives the
building most imposing appear
ance.
A LETTER from Tom Protzman
Morris Cross Roads, is to the effect
that everybody is coming from that
section to this place on Chadwick
Day. This is cheering news to all
concerned here. The people down
there want to see everything inter
esting that is going and we will see
to it that the visitors from our neigh
boring towns will get their moneys
worth. Tom has been in New York
to see the celebration in honor Of
Dewey.
STOLE & DILLINGER two energet-
ic young men and practical bakers
have leased the G. F. Stephan proper
on Walnut street and will begin bus
mess there next week. Mr.. Stole
has been the baker at St. Clair's for &
long time and his work is familiar Il
our people. They will keep at al
times everything found in a first class
bakery and will deliver goods to any
part Of the town at any time. Botf
are excellent young men and it viii
not take them long to build up {
good business.
JUDGE Okey johnson, formerly o
this city, now dean Of the law schoo
at the State University, is an avow
ed candidate for the supreme bench
on which he has already served on,
term says the Charleston Gazette