Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-09
Locals and Personals.

Judge W. ,. Meredith or Ealrm0nt
came down this morning.
A FULL line of Reymer's chocolate
and Bon Bon Candies at w. A.
Ream's new drug store.
RoGERs AND GALLET, imported per-
fumes at w. A. Ream's new drug
store.
]. W. Hartigan has gone to New
York and will be absent for several
days.
For RENT.-A nicely furnished
five roomed house. Good location.
Address Lock Box "a. tt
THE students OF the University
propose to publish a quarterly literary
journal this year in addition to the
weekly newspaper.
THE delivery of groceries in an au-
tomobile is getting things rather up
to date. II. S. Hayes is following
this plan.
APPLES are coming into the local
market more freely now. Many of
them are varieties that will not keep
till late in the season.
Vic Iams formerly law student
here is in town for short visit. He
is now located at New Martinsville
for the practice of his profession.
THE ladies of the w. c. t. q.
will hold meeting at Mrs. Sturgiss'
residence Fsiday evening at O'clock.
Tho mill hn 20
ing for Mrs. Leech.
OvERCoAT LosT-Lost on Wednes-
day between Rolling mill andMorgan-
town light brown overcoat. Find
er will be rewarded by leaving it at
Hotel Peabody. 35.
LAST boat excursion, last week of
excursions. Make the trip on the
new boat. Plenty of room for dane.
ing and good time for all who go.
Will Gilmore is going to have an
auction sale on October 18th. Fifty
head of general purpose horses be-
sides lot of buggies and carriages
will be sold. The sale will begin
at ten in the morning.
You are invited to go with the
big excursion next Monday on the
fine new steamer Columbia. Boat
will leave Morgantown at s o'clock
sharp to give all who go day light
ride.
: The West Virginia Northern rail-
road are removing their principal
Offices from Kingwood to Tunnelton
on account Of their connections at the
latter place with the B. and o. and
also on account of the new mines be-
ing opened as Tunnelton.
IN less than four weeks the returns
will all be in and the people will be
through with another campaign.
There hasn't been very much interest
displayed so far but it may be expect
ed to warm up somewhat between now
and the date of the election.
TIE State board at Agriculture has
adjourned after very successful
meeting. The members are very
much encouraged over the interest
which has been aroused among the
farmers over the state in the work
which is being done for their benefit.
The Institutes are being better attend
ed and the work all along the line is
being pushed very energetically.
THE entire National Guard of Penn
sylvania has been ordered out on &C.
count of the lawlessness prevailing
in the strike regions. There are ten
thousand men under arms. The stu
alton is one that is full of gravity. III
the state cannot control 1T the nation
al government will be asked for aid.
This is not expected to occur.
THERE is no better time than the
present for the Republicans of this
district to assrt their independence,
and teach the party leaders that they
have some rights to be respected. This
can be done without demoralizing the
party permanently and it will be the
only effective means of securing fu-
ture recognition 10 the party councils.
Republican voters can easily teach
the party machine lesson that will
be OF inestimable value to this county.
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