Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-21

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Grants on Thursday evening.
THE Fairmont Times says that it
is no longer the Modern Athens but
the Manufacturing Center.
Roses are blooming and in a few
days the yards about town containing
rose bushes will be bowers OF beauty.
j. M. WEEsE has established reg
ular employment bureau, and has al
ready placed several clerks and others.
THE near future will have the big
celebration, Gbond issue election
and circus to add TO the gayety Of
town.
THERE will be recital at the Uni
versity on Thursday evening. Those
who miss it will be sorry that they
were not there.
CONTRACTORS would do well to see
Weese il they are in need of carpen-
tiers or stone masons. He will find
them at $l.00 each.
THERE isn't a great deal of discus-
sion about the bond issue being heard
and it is probable that the plan will
be endorsed by majority.
SEVERAL carpenters are hard at
work on the floor of the new Armory
and they will have it in excellent
shape for the dance on May both.
MONDAY was one of the hottest
May days on record and the mercury
in this part of the country went high
er that any place else on the map.
THE lots on the Peninsula are sell
ing fast. After June 1st. they will
sell for more money. Call at Weeses
Office. He has free conveyance.
THE report of Commissioner Bar
ton given in another column shows
what wonderful strides have been
made in this state during the past
year.
FROM the racket that the Connells-
Vile News is making about the mat
ter we should judge that it feels very
badly over the removal Of those plants
from its town.
THE State Medical Society meets at
Parkersburg today for session Of sey
eral days. There will be much OF in
terest to the profession discussed dur
ing the meeting.
AID HALL, of the Weston Inde-
pendent, advertises second hand
baby carriage for sale at price which
will make the expense of raising
family look like 20 cents.
A FISHING party spent the day at
lock nine yesterday and returned with
one fish. Vic Iams, Rosenbloom,
Geo. Davis, Merrill Wood and Cub
Jacobs made up the crowd.
SALES Of several lots on the PENN
sula were closed yesterday. One man
recently bought three lots there and
yesterday was offered two hundred
and fifty dollars for his bargain.
THE freight from the wrecked
Woodward is being recovered and for
warded to its destination. There
was great deal of freight on this
boat when it sunk aud much of it was
consigned to Morgantown.
BIDS were opened yesterday for
forty houses on the Peninsula. The
company has not had time to figure
all of them yet and OF course can not
award them until this is done. One OF
the bids amounted to 1874, 600, 90.
A CROWD OF boys and big black
snake furnished amusement for those
who were not afraid Of the snake but
to those who were fearful OF varmints
of that character there wasn't so
much fun Tuesday.
CLARKsBURG papers say that the
carnival and street fair now in Fair
mont was fake when in 0larksburg
and that the public was badly bitten
in patronizing 1t. The Fairmont
papers speak ia high terms Of it as if
the shows were worth the price Of adj
mission.
The Morris Glass Company at Point
Marion is about ready TO make glass.
Some of it was blown few days
ago but regular operations will not be-
gin before fall. The plant is one OF
the best in the town and it will be
an important factor ia the industrial
progress OF our neighboring town.
ONE OF the prominent citizens Of
town while standing in front OF the
place OF business OF merchant who
does not advertise turned to the NEW
DOMINION man and asked: Do you
you know why a man VINO doesn't
advertise is like man in row
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