Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-03
THE DAILY NEW DOMINION
MnRGANTOWN. APRIL 3. 1902.
Go TO H. c. Baker Hardware Co.
for your floor oil.


want at Robe and Rightmires.
THE friends of DR. Flanagan of
Grafton are sorry to see him resign
his pastorate. He has been connect
ed with the church at that place tor
many years and is very well known
In Morgantown.
THE most complete line OF shoes &
Oxfords in every detail are the Walk
Overs at +. J. st. Clair's.
BUY the RadcIff shoes at Posten's.
They are the best $3.50 shoes on the
market.
GENTLE Spring seems to be more
than usually coy in coming before
the public. The spelI OF weather
we have been experiencing has worn
out its welcome and there is no one
but wishes that it would get further.
THE Acme will be closed for few
days and during that time the sale
of Theatre tickets will be at Herds
Cigar store.
WHAT is eating the Grafton papers
that the dedication Of the Armory
building on May Both does not strike
them as eminently proper? Can no
other town 10 the state have any cele-
bratlon? Has Grafton the pre-emi-
nent right to the whole day?
WHEN you want faces and embroid-
cries go to Posten's Cash Store.
BY some means break in the big
gas main which supplies Fairmont
occurred day or two ago. Some one
set IL on fire and the light could be
seen for miles. The gas was shut off
and the fire went out. 1t was repair.
ed without much loss of time and the
people were thawed out very quickly.
SEWING machines and Carpets are
sold much cheaper at Posten's than
elsewhere.
In the north end of the New Free
port development, Greene county, Pa,
the South Penn has drilled in its No.
on the d. A. Spragg farm and has a
producer that placed 215 barrels to its
credit the first "a hours. In the same
district No. Oh the w. j. Bryan
farm has filed up 1000 feet with fluid
THE University shoe for men, bet
ter this season than ever, made in all
feathers; but the price is still $3.50.
Hirschmans.
THE Wheeling grand jury is still
very busy with the couneilmanic brib-
cry case and FL. G. 0dgen and j. K.
Hall have been summoned before 1t to
tell what they know about the mat
ter. They have been publishing a
great deal OF stuff in connection with
the scandal
IT is gratifying to every one that
che city council has found that every
thing all right in connection with
the paving expenditures in South
Morgantown and that plenty of
money remains in the fund with
which to complete the contracts as
they have been made.
For business, window and door
awnings, also porch curtains and all
kinds of canvass goods, call on j. @.
Lyons, III Walnut st. DeTing Bldg.
Lowest prices. u
HERE'S a real incident which oc-
cured at Kingwood. In the NJ. K
Church there are some artificial
palms. The janitor was found pour
ing water into the pots one day.
When accosted by the official member
who discovered him watering the arti-
fcials, the Janitor replied Well | see
they was dryin up and / jest thought
they needed waterin'.
HENRY NELLY who is member Of
the graduating class at West Point
has secured four trophies to his ath-
letic proweSs. They are one for the
broad jump, one for putting the shot,
one for high vault and silver foot
ball for his work against Annapolis 10
the game between the Army and
Navy Nelly was formerly a student
here and is known by many of our
people.
If the effort were made Wheeling
could probably secure pitcher Bowman
the West Virginia University teams
trip in June. In the opinion Of many
of the local enthusiasts, he is better
pitcher than Ed. Kenna Many Nor
gantown people who followed both
twirlers during their connection with
the University team share this opin
ion. He was given brief trial by
Wheeling in the spring Of 1900, it
will be remembered, and made an eX-
cellent showing against Buckenberg-
er's champion Rochester team Of the
Eastern league. -Intelligencer,
A Mr.. FOWLER, who came here
short time ago from Point Mario u,
Pa, became enamored with one Of
Fifth wards young ladies named
Miss Anna Casey. 1t was mutual
case of love at first sight, and the
result was their elopement Tuesday
of last week. From here they went
to Hoard, Monongala county where
the nuptial knot was tied. The
groom is from the neighborhood Of
that place. The bride has been max
ing her home at the Misses Coleman
boarding house on Fifth street, in