Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-01
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LADY Fingers, Macaroons, Vanalia
waters, freshed baked to-day.
ST.. GLARS BAKERY.
ALL kinds and grades of men and
boys hats at big saving in'price
to YOU during the Rebuilding Sale
at Hirschmans.
VISITORS at Atlantic City write
that the temperature is delightful
there and visit is full of pleasure and
profit.
THE funeral OF Mrs. Eliza FL. Chad
wick will take place from her late
home on South Main street at 10
O'Clock on Thursday morning.
THE weather man has been very
gracious for a day or two past and
will have our gratitude if he will keep
up this state of affairs for time.
THE Vernon corner would be a
great place for fine hotel and it
may some day occupy it. Business
houses under the hotel would be the
proper caper.
THE fellow who never buys his fa-
vorite local paper but sits around
stores and other places to read the
one paid for by his neighbor is still
with US. He is a daisy.
FAYETTE county has eleven muir
ders to her credit for the past year.
A few hangings down there might
have a wholesome influence on por-
ton of the population.
SERVICE medals have been issued
to a number of B. 4 0. engineers
but none of them came to the engine
men on this branch as none of the
men had been in the service long
enough.
JAKE X. HALL has accepted The
secretary ship of the state repnbli-
can committee aud feels now that it
was not altogether in vain that he
separated himself from the coin he
did in order to get several other jobs
that were jerked back when he
reached for them.
THE B. d Q. does not seem to be
succeeding very well ia shutting off
the mileage books. The Acme Book
Store people who handle great
deal of mileage say the demand for
it is as great as ever.
ANY one who desires a good BUSH
ness location with well established
business would do well 10 place
himself in communication with e..
w Finnell who has very fine thing
to dispose of in this line.
S. $. DUsENBERRY has bought the
/. n. Weaver stone quarry lot North
of the University for nine hundred
dollars. The dea was made through
c. w. Finnell the real estate man.
Several houses will be built on the
plat at once.
NEARLY every morning the rival
boats leave the wharf here at the
same time and they make things
hum down the river racing to get to
the various landings and to the locks
first. The rivalry for trade is very
keen between them.
A NEW launch has been ordered for
the use of the United States engineers
on the lower river. 1t had been in
tended to have new one for this
| place but since the installation Of the
new engine in the old boat the plans
have undergone some modification.
BIDS for the timber to be used in
the lock gates of No 10 are now be
ing received and will be open until
August 18th Those who have fine
sticks of timber can dispose of them
to good advantage to the govern
ment. Captain Freeman is taking
! the bids.
THE Charleston Gazette is author
/ ity for the statement that orders have
been issued for the encampment Of
the First regiment and that the date
given is August 2lst. 1t was the un-
Outstanding here that the goth would
be designated but the former date
may be the correct one.
C. W. FlNNELL is having the land
belonging to Mrs. Alice Jones on
Sunnyside laid off into building lots
and will have some choice lots to
dispose Of over there. The demand
for locations in that part of town
keeps very active and the property
will command good prices. 1t is
very desirable for residence pur-
poses.
THE case of Miss Ethel Cunning
ham VS. the school board of North
Union township, Fayette county,
tried before Justice John n. Daw-
son, Monday, created unusual inter
est. The justices Office was made
quate to accommodate the people
who desired admittance. The pleas
of the attorneys were so fierce and
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