Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23

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carpet for Spring think OF Hirschmans
quality. Patterns and low prices
are the rule here
THE Wetzel county eirenit court
is being held in the New Martins
vile Opera House on account of the
temple of justice being incompleted.
ALDEN Bass is in Fairmont to-
night and tomorrow night will be in
Uniontown. AT the latter place the
best seats are 81. In Morgantown
there viii be no rise in price of seats.
LEAVE your laundry at the Gil
max Barber shop, Wood building,
you may be the lucky one to get the
ticket. If you don't want any bar
Der work, Mr. Smith will cash the
ticket.
CALAMITY Jane has been put on the
track. This is the big Sigma Chi bob
sled which figured so extensively 10
accident columns last year. The
track this year is more adapted to her
make up and the result has as yet
been only pleasurable one.
a LETTER from Dawson states that
the tunnel from Dawson to Layton
which was told about ia a special
from Counellsville a few days ago
would be seven miles long The let
ter says that the grades are all right
in that vicinity and there is no reason
for any changes to be made at all.
If those people over at Somerset
don't want the army camp located
there it is probable that no one will
force them to take it The people
at Oakland and other places are ex
tremely anxious to get it and they
will make the men feel that they
are appreciated.
THE X. of F. has rented the hall
formerly occupied by the Mingo
Club and the lodge meets there now.
The women have routed the hall from
Guy Brown and the Knights rented
from Them. The Uniform Rank
which has been drilling in Mnnici-
pal Hall now drills in their own
lodge room.
THE postoffice people are anxious
for the public to know that the new
schedule is the one that has been fixed
by the department. and that the local
Office had nothing to do with it. The
department didn't think that the five
O'Clock mail was worth opening the
carriers windows in order to deliver
it and the opening in the evening has
been abolished.
IT is thought that but few of the
local Uniform Rank will go to Cal
ifornia next summer although the
rates which have been given are
comparatively low. The additional
expenses are what will deter them.
It will cost much more than the
mere railroad fare which is always
the smallest consideration.
COASTERS are enjoying the several
hills of town and they are having a
barrel of fun The tracks have not
yet become too speedy to make the
coast anything but rare enjoyment.
AS they become covered with ice
there is an element Of danger that
rohs the fun of much OF It's keenness
in the minds OF those who do not
regard broken limbs with compos-
ure.
A GENTLEMAN WAC knew Morgan
town years ago in speaking of the
coasters and their fun said that
when he first came here, Maiden
Lane was used as a coasting place.
This is the alley running past the
Second National Bank to the river.
The descent is very rapid In the
track near the steepest place after
the sleds had attained big velocity
a yankee jumper had been placed.
! The sled struck this and bounded
high off the ground. They went tor
thirty feet or more before they
struck. 1t looked very dangerous
/ but the element of danger was small
Finally some one get badly hurt and
the council stopped further sport in
this line.
WE receive fresh oysters in bulk
every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of each week. Our oysters are
the best in the market. j. A. Weav-
er
THE "AUXILIARY Savings Banks
being issued by the Farmers Il Mer-
chants Bank make it possible to save
money when the saving impulse IL
upon you and prevent you from spend
ing your money when you weaken