Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-16

LEAVE OQi AaAdAAy al Tic Nil
max Barber shop, Wood building,
you may be the lucky one to get the
ticket If you don't want any bar
her work, Mr. Smith will cash the
ticket.
DoN'T forget the social this even
ing at the Baptist church. There
will be big crowd there and those
who go viii have nice time. Re
freshments will be served at the US
ual prices.
COMPANY L will hold its regular
drill to night. The new regulations
in reference to fines are to be strict
~ enforced and men who are absent
will be severely dealt with
RURAL mail routes are expected
to cover this county before many
years. The plan is an excellent one
ard it commends itself to every pa
iron after it has been given trial
THE Nj. & X. brought in very
large crowd for the show last night.
They had mighty good time but
they got here too late to get choice
of anything. but to stand up while
the entertainment was in progress.
THE reports from the Hartigan
hospital in regard to Robert Stan
ton who has been placed in it for
treatment are none too encouraging.
1t is probable that he viii never re-
gain mis- mind. The case is a pecu-
liarly sad one.
Prices at Fairmont this evening
run from fifty cents for the gallery
to two fifty for the best seats in the
house. If such prices were charged
here there would be riot call sent
it. However they can't prevail long
in Fairmont.
SENATOR A. P. German has been
elected to the Senate from Maryland.
This is his first appearance for some
time He will make things lively in
Washington during the time that he
is there.
THE Citizens band OF Parkersburg
is discussing the matter Of joining the
National Guard as the Second regi-
ment band. The band which has
been holding that position has about
disbanded and change is to be made.
The Parkersburg band is one OF the
best in the state and would add a
great deal to the pleasure of the sum-
mer encampments.
A CLOSE result at Weston has caused
threats of contest. There is dispute
as to five votes. BY one count the
republicans have it by three and by
the other the democrats have it by
two. Two Of the commissioners at
the polling place where the dispute
occurred are republicans. The courts
will probably have to settle the mat
ter.
DIR. BARBEE of Point Pleasant is
making arrangements for the next
meeting Of the state board of Medical
examiners which meets in Parkers-
burg on April goth He says that
there are already tlfty-six applicants
for admission to the practice of the
profession Of medicine in the state.
ALL reports from the oil fields are
to the effect that production in this
section is falling off greatly and unless
there is something unexpected in the
way of new strikes the production for
the present month will be the lowest
on record. Operators feel that it is
but a short time until the oil business
in this county will be thing Of the
past.
AT the next session of the county
institute there is expected to be a
larger attendance than ever before
known since teachers will be here
from all over the state. Superin
tendent Mason has announced that
it is to be held during July 14-1SI
and that the very best talent to be
had has been promised by Prof.
Miller. The teachers in the Uni
versity during the summer term
may remain here and attend thus
saving them the trouble and expense
of gong back home for that pur
pose.
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
En-
THE AUXILIARY Savings Banks
being issued by the Farmers 81 Mer-
chants Bank make it possible to save
money when the saving impulse is
upon you and prevent you from spend
ing your money when you weaken.