Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

council. Our people do not wish TO
complain, but think it but justice
themselves as well as 10 the council
to make their wants known to the
only authority empowered by law to
redress them. CITIZEN.
Henry Woodward is at home from
Baltimore to spend the holidays.
AT last they have found a man
guilty of murder in the first degree at
Uniontown and expect TO hang him.
E. D. Lewis of Johnstown, Harris
county, we'll known here has been dis
charged from the hospital where he
had been confined with case OF fever.
NJ. L. Sister is engaged in the Bank
eff the Monongahela Valley duri ng the
illness of Mr.. Chadwick who has not
been able to be at the blnk sOr some
days.
THE Grafton Sentinel anu ounces
that after the first of the year daily
edition OF that paper will be issued.
Another daily is also to be star ted in
the town. 1t will be independent Of
dLJ uCWopopCi INV NhNtS'
TODAY is the time that the Christ
mas shopping was done. There were
large numbers OF people in from the
country to look over the shops and
make their selections.
Mrs. d. P. Miller OF Cumberland
WIN was so badly hurt in the wreck
near Oakland the other day cannot re-
cover. Her back is broken and she
is parslyzed from the waist down.
COAL prices have been advanced in
Wheeling and there is lots of kicking
from the consumer who will have to
come to time no matter how much he
kicks
MORGANTOWN is on boom, and it
looks like it would be permanent.
Senator Elkins has invested cool
million In the town and that's tip
that it is we'll to follow. -Parkersburg
News.
THERE was lots of fun in the show
last night and the audience laughed
all the way through. There was moth
ing to it but a lot of nonsense but
even nonsense is appreciated occasion
ally.
A LIVELY row has been kicked up
in the colored Baptist church at
Clarksburg and one Of the results Of
the racket has been the arrest OF Rev.
j. A. Watson charged with perjury.
THERE is not much for the hunter
to amuse himself with now but con-
les The poor rabbit has no protec-
tion but his swift feet and ability to
switch off the track and hide.
THE little holly that has been
brought to town has been snapped
up eagerly by anxious purchasers. 1t
has been In great demand here for
decorative purposes.
Mr.. ASA O'KELLY has two chairs
In his shop that were made in Nor
gantown, probably three quarters OF
a century or more ago. And they are
more comfortable than many Of the
high priced chairs made today.
THE church services tomorrow will
be In the nature of christmas refec-
tions to some extent. About 1902 years
ago the Good. man was born whom
Christians will worship tomorrow.
Some say 1903 years, it depends on
where you begin to count.
A MAIDEN fair, with sun-kissed
hair, came tripping down the street
her face serene, her age l6--gee whiz,
but she was sweet. On the sidewalk
slick she came down quick, with jolt
that shook her curls, but the words
she used, must be excused-for she's
one of the incest girls.
A LARGE party Of engineers are en-
gagged in Greene county on the survey
of the B. g. O. which runs from
Wheeling to Connellsyille. Fifteen
of them are in one party. The road
will probably be built although there
Is a suspicion in some quarters that
it is merely a scheme to handicap the
Wabash in It's enterprise in Greene
county.
DURING the holidays the Salem