Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-22

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WHEN you are thinking OF new
carpet for Spring think OF Hirschmans
quality. Patterns and low prices
are the rule here.
LEAVE your laundry at the eli
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.
BRYAN brought down the house at
Waynesburg or at least some of the
audience thought the galleries had
begun to fall.
MANAGER Swisher says that he has
| ten times the calls for seats already
that he has ever had this far In adj
vance OF sale for Saturday evening
There is going to be record breaking
crowd out to see Peaceful Valley.
THE play last night left pleasant
taste with everyone who was Ia the
house to see it, There will be a tre-
mendous crowd out Saturday night
to greet Alden Bass and company
THE man with the broken neck at
| Parkershurg died last week That
brakeman killed at Connellsville was
killed four or five days ago. Smoke
up.
THE lowest temperature experien-
ced in Morgantown during the
month of December as given in the
government reports was two degree
below zero.
THE mud was something awful
over town on Tuesday The streets
that can be cleaned should be attend
ed TO and those that cannot be fixed
might be endured with better grace
THE National Guard delegates
from this state are at Washington
and they are looking after the inter-
ests of the guard of the state There
are many things that may be done to
help the guard along.
SOME of the dealers are displaying
valentines already The creations
are about the same as usual but the
sending of them to those who engage
in its delights and thrills.
/ NOTHING has been said about it
lately but the extension Of the rail-
road from Elkins to Marlinton is GO
ing right ahead and by summer trains
will be running through TO the south
ern part of the state. They will go
through from Pittsburg to the G. s.
o. This will be wonderful i'm
provement over past achievements in
that line. Other roads are to be con-
nected soon and the state will then be
a net work of lines of commerce and
| travel.
THE deposits Of glass sand up the
M. & K. have resulted in the selec-
tion of Morgantown as the site fer
another big glass house. This is
another example of the value of the
road to the country and city. Still
other factories are bound to come on
account of this resource which is
one of the most valuable of any that
we have. A plant to develop this
vein of sand is expected to be in
stalled before very long. The sand
is of very fine quality.
THE revival services at the M. P.
church continue. Last night the
pastor preached to good audience
from the text $50 they hanged Hamon
on the gallows he had prepared for
Mordecai," showing the reflex action
of sin. Services at 1880 this evening.
POINT Pleasant has landed factory
which will make malleable iron cast
ings. The papers down there are
pleased over it and they have right
to be pleased.
/ WHEN John l.. Sullivan and Carrie
Nation take part in a production Of
Uncle Toms Cabin other states be-
sides Kentucky will begin to legislate
against such exhibitions.
MILDRED HOLLAND who has been
at several near by towns will probably
come to Morgantown before the end
of the present season In 1.-THE Power
Behind the Thrcne.n
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 q 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.