Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-13

LEAVE your subscription for any
and all magazines at the Acme.
NIcE odd pieces china at reason
able price Cash Mercantile Co.
THE best crushed sand and building
stone is furnished by Green Il Fleming.
Bell telephone 1853. PEOPLES 81.
A FULL line OF Columbia soups,
plum pudding and baked beans at
Viewers grocery.
Your razor will be honed and put
in the best possible order at Ad
| Bowers for 25 cents.
No You wouldn't call lawyer a
horse even if you saw him drawing
conveyance.
OLD Arkansaw ought to play to ca
paeity when 1t comes here as much as
a compliment to Ed Meredith as to
the show itself Either of the rea-
sons should be enough to fill the
house.
The st. Clair restaurant is serv-
ing the best % cent meals in the
city and has attracted a great
amount of patronage. The proprie-
tor is determined to make it the
leading place in its line.
THE employees of the Central Glass
Works of Wheeling who have taken
positions here had better make ar
rangements to remain as the factory
ia question will not be ready to start
before midsummer.
A GOOD roads system is what this
county needs worse than any thing
else. 1t is the question before the
people now and it will not be downed
until it results in some sort Of plan
being adopted.
ALBERT WELLS was found dead in
his bed at Clarkcburg on Monday
evening. Wells was a. native of
Morgantown and was brought up
here. He was brother of Horace
Wells the Clarksburg druggist.
THE state medical examination is
in progress in Charleston. Among
those who are taking it are Alex Eddy
of this county and Will A. Gracraft
of Elm Grove. Both of these young
men are well known here having been
students in the University
A LARGE number of rooters are at
Washington whooping it up for w.
V. q. this afternoon. They feel that
the Varsity will certainly score and it
may do even better than this. The
game may be landed. There are all
sorts of things that may happen in
I football.
EXPRESSIONS from all over the
state from the alumni are to the effect
that the retention of the gold and
blue as the Varsity eolors was exactly
the right move. They are opposed
TO any change at all in them no mat
ter if other schools do have the same
colors.
III. X. HOMER who has broken
into the Dispatch Is not known in
Morgantown and his offers are regard
ed as jokes of the rankest kind.
/ There is no one who makes the ex-
travagant claims made by this indi-
vidual and the whole thing is regard
ed as extremely funny by the local
football populace,
DR.. HARDMAN. was at. his office in
the Wallace Honse to fill his engage
ment last week and was SO crowded
with patients that he was unable to
wait on all so has decided to make his
next visit Dec. Sd and 4th. The
Doctor has been visiting Morgantown
| for twelve. years and has given the
| highest degree of satisfaction.
IT is very unlikely that Beechurst
will be paved this fall. There is no
| brick delivered on the street and a
part of the curbing even remains un-
set. The street has been partially
graded and but little more grading
remains to be done on it. The stones
have been taken off the street and
this winter the mud will be at least
! fourteen feet deep.
IT is said that it has been decided
to go to Elkins for the Thanksgiving
football game. Liberal Inducements
have been offered by the railroads
to get the. team to come there. A
game with Weston in Clarksburg will
be arranged for Friday and one with
p. A. G. in Parkersburg for Saturday
of that week This will enable the
team to close the season on the right
side uf the ledger. Otherwise they
will not come out even.