Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-27

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carpet for Spring think OF Hirschmans
quality. Patterns and low prices
are the rule here.
DR.. Samuels the eye specialist is in
the city and will remain for several
days.
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.
WHILE there are more hospitals in
town than there were last year the
accidents among sled riders have re-
manned at very low number.
THE bill boards say that on Mon
day. jan 2S, A Breezy Time will
be here. The right date is Tuesday
January Is.
THE meeting of the stock holders OF
the Morris Glass company at Point
/ Marion next Tuesday is expected TO
be very interesting to all concerned.
NEXT week the regular term Of
circuit court will begin There are
some very interesting matters to come
before the court and the public will
be eager to learn of their development.
| In spite of the variable weather
that we have been experiencing for
some time there is very much less
sickness among the people Of town
than is usually expected under such
circumstances.
/ DTHERE was very large crowd Of
country people in town on Saturday
and they did quite a good deal of
trading With good roads all the
year they will come in much oftener
and everybody will be benefited by
the change.
The problem Of rents is becoming a
very serious one and great part of
| the income OF many man IN town
goes for rent. The only way to rem
edy this is to buy lots and build
houses. Most any one can do this.
The rent paid will soon pay for
home.
THE declination of W. E. Glass
cock to be candidate for circuit
clerk at the next election in this
county will leave q warm chance 70 r
scramble among the ambitious
ones before the primary They will
want to get next to this plum If
there is any way to do it.
THERE are thirty-eight hundred
pots in the various glasses houses of
the country and men enough TO run
twenty three hundred of them. This
explains the shortage of laborers and
it is condition that will keep the
shortage constantly before us.
Bishop Peterkin is always well
come guest here. He is the founder
of the Episcopal Hall and has in
many ways manifested his interest in
the University and in its continued
progress. His inf1uense has had great
weight with his church and the ex-
ample is one which might be followed
with profit by other leading men Of
the state.
Ii begins to look like Washington
might lose the G. A. r. encampment
which had selected that place as the
meeting place for this Fail There
is much haggling over rates on the
railroads and contributions from
these don't seem to be very anxious
to-get the veterans. The latter are
getting mad and If something is not
done soon by Washington another
place will be chosen.
IT is relief in the dreary round of
Farce Comedy with which the stage
OF late as been surfeited, to find an
actor who seems intent upon main
tanning its better traditions. Mr..
Downing has been heartily welcomed
by large audiences everywhere this
season, and it is gratifying to every
lover Of the drama that this should
have been the case. This season he
is making a greater effort than ever
to meet the requirements of those in
tent upon deriving from the drama
something more than mere amuse-
ment.
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 tne Farmers & 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.