Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-17
Locals and Personals.

Mrs. [. G.. Lazzell has been quite
sick at her home in South Park for
several days with tonsilitis.
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.
SEWING wANTFD.-All kinds of
plain sewing neatly and prompt.
" done at 1876 Court st.
THE largest line of ladies stylish
wraps and the lowest prices at Wern-
er Fortney & Cos.
DIR [. G. White has returned from a
visit TO Charleston and the southern
end of the state.
Rev. Ira Wallace has gone to Scot
dale. He will go to Altoona before
he comes back to Morgantown.
THE Louise Lowrie Missionary So
ciety is meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John A. Ollie.
A LOT of people watched the eclipse
last night. There wont be another
eclipse for four years like the one last
night.
New capitalists hunting invest
ments are visiting Morgantown every
week. They usually find what they
want.
DID you see the late things in la
dies wraps at Werner, Foitney q Co?
Just the right things at the right
prices.
Mrs. James Darby of Uniontown is
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Walter Bowie
of South Morgantown.
Miss Maude South. daughter of VS.
W. South, of Taylortown, who ha
fever is still quite low though there
is every hope of her ultimate recovery.
MORE than one man has made
500, 600 in the past two or three years
by his investments and business en-
terprises in the Deckers Creek Valley.
SOLICITORS Wanted four
men of good appearance and address
to act as solicitors. New proposition,
new field, good money maker. Apply
by letter to
Fl. HUNTINGTON.
THOSE who enjoy powerful and
interesting drama, should not fail
to witness to performance of "The
Middleman' which is booked for
Swisher's Theatre Monday Oct 90.
NEXT Monday night there is going
to be a fine show in town. 1t is ''The
Middleman," There is going to be a
great big house so greet the company
when it appears here.
ED KENNA has found it impossible
for him to get here in time for the
game on Saturday and Dick Ely. oil
Fairmont has consented to come. Ely
has been in training and is in fine
condition.
Rev A. w. Ownby has gone tC
Sparta Ohio, where he will FIJI his ap-
pointment on Sunday. He will return
to Morgantown Monday to attend te
/ oOibC DuSluGSo ludUOCIo DClOl6 uHdilJ
leaving for his new charge.
THE hunting season has opened In
Pennsylvania although it will not
open in this state until the first Of
November. Many hunters on The
northside Of The boundary have tronblt
with their eye sight and can't see the
line to save their souls.
FEW of the streets OF town are not tori
up by gangs Of workmen for one rea
son or another. 1t may DO all right
to tear them up but they should b.
replaced as soon as possible. Tit
brick are damaged materially II thel
are left alone for few days.
IT may be that after all j. Wesle!
Beatty will not hang. The Pardon
Board has recommended that the sen
tence be committed to Imprisonment
for life. If the Governor acts in &C
cordance with this the Preston count.
man will spend the rest OF his day
in the pen. He is quite sick will
consumption and is not expected II
live very long.