Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-07

mans restaurant on Saturdays and
i Sundays. 1t is simply splendid.
Every courtesy extended TO visitors.
i "A COUNTRY Visitor went through
here in a special car this morning on
its way to the eastern part of the
state where the company holds forth.
REGULAR board 50 per week at the
Delicatessen. For quality and quantity
not equaled in the town.
THE meeting of the state league of
Republican clubs at Parkersburg to-
morrow will be well attended by Nor
gantown people. A large number left
on the noon train and others will go
this evening.
You often want songs or other
sheet music. You can get any mu,
sic on the market at the Acme lot.
THE closing recital of the School of
Music will draw large audience and
will be greatly enjoyed by those who
are in attendance.
The best meats in town at the
City Market.
ALL kinds of out door work has
/ been resumed and the builders are
putting up their houses as fast as
they can drive them in order to take
the fullest advantage OF the fair
weather that they are having.
FINE fresh eggs at the New Eng
land Bakery.
A FOUR horse team ran away at
the depot at noon to-day and spilled
dry goods and candy all over the
road. The animals were soon con-
trolled but after they had upset and
done all the damage that they could.
FINEST thing in town French and
home made bread at st. Glair's bakery.
THE mine horror in Fayette county
this state is the largest one that has
ever taken place in the state. With
all of our mining development we have
been singularly fortunate in escaping
from such catastrophes. The ac-
counts of it are awful but every thing
is being done TO alleviate the horrors
of the accident.
GOLD and silver slice cake at the
New England Bakery is a winner.
THE alley leading from Main street
to Long Alley between Mr.. Cooks and
Mr.. Sonneborn's has been closed to
wagons. The travel over it had be-
come very heavy when it had only
been intended for pedestrians and
light market wagons. The pavement
was being badly used up and it was
closed by Dr. White.
TWENTY per cent. can be saved by
: buying your oysters at the DELEGATES
e en-. Their specialtes: 20 cent oys.
7 tiers for stewing; so cent oysters fol
e frying.
IT's not a source OF very mueh
sorrow that the cold waves have fail
ed to connect as yet but the people
n who have been losing time on &C
a count of the beastlv condition O
: the weather are all rejoicing thai
}. they are able to do something towar6
b getting their work under way again
HAVE you tried the new French
and Home Bread at st. Clair's bakery
IT has turned out that the Uniyer
sity lecture bureau was lucky after al
in failing to secure the services Of
, Max O Rel to lecture here. The lee
turer has been taken sick and hac
been compelled to cancel all Of hi
dates. He has sailed for Paris fol
treatment.
COFFEE and tea-pots, wash bowls
milk and pudding cans, dish pans
tea kettles, water pals, stew Kettles
R and sauce pans of all kinds, cuspi
: doris, colanders, water pitchers, ant
/ everything made Of enameled ware
g is at Smiths Dry Goods Store,
RICE's News Stand has moved from
!, the room in the Moreland building
which it has been occupying to tn,
q room in the Odd Fellows Building
d which has been in use by the Be-
/. Hive. The latter has closed out ant
e the proprietor will leave town.
FRIDAY March 9th the Acme Bool
Store will have been in existence three
J years. 1t has been great success
S SPLENDID bargains in all kinds o
s winter shoes. Every pair ia stock re
b duced in price. Hirschmans.
i ATToRNEN Frank Cox is presiding
S at Fairmont this term of court in tn,
+ absence of Judge Hagans who is no
strong enough to attend. There is tC
4 be only chancery business before the
: court. No jurors nor grand jurors viii
be in attendance as the people up there
I were afraid of smallpox. The cour1
: officials notified the men summoned
: not to come
WE are selling all our new carpet:
and mattings at our former low
: prices. Early purchasers enable US II
give you this advantage.
Z. Hirschmans.
WHEN the present postoffice was