Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-12

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A LARGE number of Morgantown
people are in Fairmont to attend the
reunion of the Army OF West Vir-
ginia. Among those who went at
noon to-day were Col Fairchild, Sher-
if Garrison. Fuller Glasscock and
Capt kemble White.
ST. CLAIR wishes all his customers
to know that he is again ready to fur
nish them with the best bread that
can be baked.
THE extent of the Texas horror
grows with each passing day and rob
berry is now being added TO the terrors
of the occasion. Short work should
be made Of thieves whenever they are
caught and the example made of them
may deter Others from such crimes.
REMNANTS, remnants, remnants
The Novelty Cos remnant sale is now
in full blast. Follow the crowd and
buy good staple goods at about one
half price.
SATURDAY is the day for the in
spectors TO visit here in order to see II
we are ready for the establishment of
free delivery and there are many
/ things that remain for us to do yet
1t is hoped thas nothing will prevent
us from getting things started on the
first of October.
HIRseHMANs are showing one OF
the largest lines IN the State OF
trunks suit cases and satehels
THE Fairmont Times is hitting up
a hot pace and if it keeps up Fair
mont will have every reason in the
world to be proud of it. The paper is
away head of the average small daily
for town the size of Fairmont.
THOSE who want nice fresh bread
can get it now at ST. Glars restau-
rant and bakery.
THE cool wave is gladly welcomed
and is doubly welcome because it came
after one of the hottest days Of the
year. The mercury registered near
its highest mark for the summer OH
Tuesday. 1t was 81 in Pittsburg and
no one here thinks that it was any
cooler here than that
YOU can buy ribbons at almost
one half their value at the Novelty
Cos special remnant sale.
The stone wall along Bumbo Lane
is expected TO be finished to-day
The wall is large one and had to be
built after the street level was low err
ed from Long Alley to Front street
1t will not be very long until the
town can pave Bumbo and it should
be attended to as soon as possible.
THE suit brought by the Board of
Education against the Insurance
Companies has been taken TO the Su-
preme court having been appealed by
the Insurance people. Both decisions
one by the board Of arbitrator and
the other by the circuit court have
gone against them but they will not
give up. 1t may be the boaru will be
able to get hold Of the money before
very many months.
ST.. GLARS restaurant is now ready
to supply everyone with fresh bread.
| Another baker has been secured by
| them.
UNCLE Raymond Griggs has again
been the first man in the county to
pay his taxes for the coming year.
He pays one hundred aud ten dollars
and has for a number of years held the
enviable record Of being the first man
to get his taxes paid. The spirit that
animates Mr.. Griggs is certainly a
commendable one and it has so far
permeated the body Of our tax payers
that we have the smallest delinquent
list in the state.
THE death of Walter Hayes re-
moves one of the men who was most
greatly interested in the municipal
affairs of the town. He has served as
member of council for several years
and has been placed on many Of the
most important committees. In all
Of the places where he was placed he
discharged his duties in the best man
ner possible. 1t will be bard mat
ter to get man to I'LL the vacancy
created by his death.
Now that all OF the preliminary
skirmishes have taken place it will be
the business OF the campaign managers
to get ready for the real battle and be
gin to get the fighters in line ready for
it. The results Of the elections already
held are claimed by both sides to be
favorable to them but they have uni
formly showed big gains for the Dem-
ocrats over the vote Of '98. The
drift is their way and If 1t keeps up
until the election there can be hut one
result.