Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-13

III Is not too late to ges tickets for
the lecture which will be delivered on
Tuesday evening. They are on sale
at the Acme.
THE Pantounst hat at st. Clair's is
the leading hat in sales and point of
popularity. IL is the only correct
thing in soft hats.
WHEN the river is locked between
this place and Fairmont six dams will
be passed in making the trip. The
trip can't be made by rail without the
use of great many more OF them.
On Saturday evening there were
two dances in town. One was at the
gymn and the other at the Turn YER
Elm hall in Seneca. Each was we'll
attended and proved to be very enjoy
able.
RATE cutting in window glass
will continue through the winter un-
til spring and in the meantime the
customea who gets glass cheap will
feel good When he has to settle
for the fun he won't feel so gay
THE ticket worth one dollar went
to Harry A. Gabler last week for
sixsy-tw cent bundle of laundry.
Harry is $50 md laundry free. yhe
offer is made every week BY Mr..
Smiths Climax Barber shop.
Nor very many people were in
town on Saturday There was lit
tie or nothing to attract them and
the roads being so bad they stayed
out of town. Some of these times
we will have better roads and the
people living out of town can come
in to attend to their business with
out risking their neeks and the lives
of their horses.
FRANK JAMES is coming to Nor.
gantown with the "Across the Desert
Co." new sensational melo-drama
which will be offered to the patrons
of Swisher's Theatre, Jan. 10. The
play is handsomely mounted with
elaborate scenery and cast Of I'M
usual strength. The play itself de-
duuS anu iCQullCo a SUZUKI oOulhs
company For patrons who love ex-
element, startling climaxes, funny
situations, a better play has never
been offered them. The play itself is
thrilling enough to hold the attention
of the most blase theatre goer.
ROWLAND COBB the lumber dealer
of our city has made arrangements to
open an Office in Clarksburg to accom-
modate his increasing trade in that
city and vicinity. In the past year
Mr. Cobb has sold large amount OF
lumber from Parkersburg to Clarks-
burg, and is convinced that it is nee
essary for the accommodation OF his
customers TO have representative on
the ground, which will greatly expe-
dite matters in shipments. Mr.. Cobb
anticipates doing large business in
lumber, sash, doors, house trim, etc.
this season. He remarks that his
trade on the Pennsylvania lines east
of Pttsburg, keeps his stocks OF hem
locks, yellow pine and red cedar
shingles strained. His arrangements
for this year are complete as to quick
shipments of all classes of lumber.
His connection with the sash aud
door trade and with the best people in
market enables him TO furnish this
material To suit the requirements of
any style of building at the very low
est possible price. Before purchasing
call on Mr.. Cobb and get his prices.
THE greatest drive in neckwear ever
offered TO the buyers OF this place is
offered at st. Glars. Fifty cents
worth thirty five cents
THE indications are that there
will be more activity in real estate
next Spring than ever before. Real
estate men are more sanguine than
usual. Prices are not on the decline
either by any means.
LADIES tailor made suits at as
tonishingly low prices. Hirschman.