Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-01
Locals and Personals.

Locals and Personals.
WANT that carpet? See Hirsch
mans. Quality and price will please
you.
FoR RENT-A nicely furnished front
room. Apply at 432 Chestnut street.
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Rev. John T. Marley has been in
st Marys to deliver sermon at that
place.
Miss Mary Semans will have her
millinery opening on Thursday and
Friday.
Earl Hennen of Fairmont 10 visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mesterzat
OF South Morgantown.
If another republican daily paper
should be launched here Morgantown
will be well supplied with newspapers.
HIRSCHMANS, the Big Store,
will be closed on Thursday Oct.
2 until 6 p. m.
SEW ING-Any one wanting plain
sewing done will call at No. 1856 Court
street, Morgantown, w. Va. %
Harry B. Clayton is here and will
prepare some articles for the Pittsbnrg
| Leader on Morgantown and vicinity.
q Miss Jennie Arnett who has been
quite sick for month past is slowly
improving and will be able to attend
| 10 business soon.
| Lucian Hagans has returned to
Chicago after pleasant visit here at
S. G.. Chadwick's. Miss Callle will
remain foi some time yet.
THE big store will be closed on
| Thursday. 1t shuts up at six OH
Wednesday and remains closed un-
til Thursday at six.
Major j. NJ. Burns has gone to
Mountain Lake to look after some
matters of business. He will be
back Saturday.
Hon. James G. McGrew has return
ed to his home at Kingwood after a
visit to his son Major w. c. McGrew
of this place.
| S. I'll. Bowman who was injured in
a runaway accident some time ago has
recovered enough to be out again. He
| is forced to use clutches however.
CALDWELL and Drake have been
given the cont tract for building new
court house at Greensburg for 1872,
600. This was the lowest bid
THE NJ E. conference opens today
at New Martinsville. It's proceed
ings will be unusually interesting
to people of this place.
9 DIR. AUSTIN and DR.. Milholland two
we'll known Presbyterian divlnes are
here representing the Synod of Penn
sylvania in reference to education
matters.
TO-DAY was the day for closing the
bids on the sewers which are to be laid
over town. The committee appoint
ed for this purpose will open the bids
tonight and let the contracts.
GIRL WANTED Wanted .)girl to
10 general house work no washing or
ironing. Apply to:
MRS A. LIsTMAN
524 Beechurst.
Mrs Kline of Sunnyside has moved
to Huntington where the family will
make their future home. She is the
mother of Harry and Sam Handley.
The latter is quite sick in Hunting
ton with fever.
THERE will be some business in the
way of republican politics in this
county soon. The woy some of the
brethren say they will go for each
other promises some very edifying ex-
hibitions.
THE Episcopal ladies will open
their exchange for the winter on Sat-
urday in the new drug store on North
Main strset. They will keep for sale
all kinds Of breads and pastries
Orders from housekeepers are solicit.
ed.
THE honor roll of the public schools
is published In today's paper. 1t shows
that the little people have been very
regular In their attendance, This fact
demonstrates that they are doing good
work. They can't do bad work il they
attend regularly.
Miss Addie Ireland has gone to
New York where she will enter the
Lague Art School IN which she has
received a scholarship. Miss Ire
land has great deal of talent and
her work has attracted much atten
ton.
THE fall and winter opening of pat
tern hats will take place at Miss Mary
Semans store on Walnut street on
Thursday and. Friday October and
3. A cordial invitation is extended
} to the ladies of town to attend and
see the display which will be a beauti-
full one. 28.