Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Locals and Personals.
FINE toilet sets at Ream's
drug store.
TIE best hosiery at G. w. John &
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IF the rain continues it may excite
the apprehensions OF some people in
regard to that tidal wave story.
STUDENTS will be the only people
who will be favored with holiday rates
on the railroad this time.
Frank Alexander OF Warrington,
w Va, is visiting at the Sigma Chi
house on High St.
Miss Pansy McCleary left for her
home in Wellsburg to spend her holt
day vacation.
For SALE: A good horse, buggy and
harness. Call at this Office for infor-
nation about it.
DR.. and Mrs. Purinton left CD Fri
day afternoon for New York, where
they will remain for several days
THE West Virginia brewers are
holding their annual meeting at
Wheeling this week.
NEW Persian velvets for cushions
The newest thing, 81 inches wide, so
cts per yard special at G W. John &
Co.'S.
A SET Of Ping Pong would help to
make home pleasant Prices $3.50 to
81 90 set at the Acme.
SEVERAL of the members of the
Sigma Chi fraternity will attend the
banquet given at Hotel Henry tonight
by the Pittsbtrg Alumni Association
of that fraternity.
ANDREW CARNEGIE has arrived in
New York City aud he states that his
sea trip has put him in first class
health and that he has never felt bet
ter.
A NATIONAL bank has been organ
lied at Smithdeld Fayette county,
with a capital OF S25, 900. No stock
holder will be permitted to hold more
than $500. of stock.
Capt. B. g. Fitzhugh a well known
and popular conductor between here
and Weston has resigned bis position
on account of failing health and will
go to Arizona soon to spend the win.
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HANDKERUHIEFs worth 40e for 25e
Handkerchiefs worth 20e for log.
Handkerchiefs worth 15e for l25e
HandAerchiefs worth 1919 and log
for 100, at g. w. John d Co.
THE woman who deserted he bus
band and then wanted to butt Ia on
his money after he had passed away
did not think that there were some
privileges that even wife does not
have always.
! AN observant editor remarks that
| the man who so loudly announces be-
fore marriage that he is going to be
master Of his household is the same
individual that pulls carpet tacks with
his teeth after marriage.
HOWARD L. SwIsHER with his
usual generosity has offered $25.
library to the school IN his native
county, Hampshire, that shall have
the best average attendance for the
month Of January.
Rev. Marley went to Markham
Virginia on Friday to conduct the
funeral of Miss Katherine Marshall.
He met the members OF the family
at Washington City and from that
point they went to Capt. Marshall's
former home.
I'VE Baptist ladies will entertain
their friends very delightfully."- this
evening at the church. They will
serve ice cream, cake and coffee
and will have wilderness OF
pretty and useful articles to SELL
Their little bazaar will be good
place to buy Christmas prsents.
Col. r. e. Fast has been invited to
present. paper bt fore the Sc ;tion OF
Social and Economic Science at the
meeting Of the American Association
for the Advancement OF Science in
Washington beginning December 29th
but will have to decline the honor for
this year owing to his intended trip to
California where he will go in few
days to spend the winter.
A RESIDENT OF the Ozark country
went to Texas few weeks ago to
work on cattle ranch. The other
day a postal card was mailed him
which read as follows: "Dear jim:
Got nothin' but good news fer you.
The crop paid of the mortgage; your
brother broke out OF jail and your Pap
jest got $500 out OF railroad COM
pany fer cutting of his right leg.
Amt Providence providin'?"
A CITIZEN who was seven years in ar
rears for his home paper who had new
erhad good word to say for the editor
and who was always opposed to public
Improvements, was dying SO the latest
story runs. "How do you feeI?' ask
ed the editor who was on hand TO
write the obituary. "All looks bright
before me, gasped the dying man.
81 thought son returned the enItor,
you'll see the blaze in about ten min
utes. "
IT is announced that some big inn
proyements are to be made at the
Fairmont depot. The passenger and
freight buildings are to be remodeled
and enlarged TO about twice their
present size. The express Office viii be
moved up town, and many other
changes made. Fairmont is like Nor
gantown, it needs much better facili-
ties for transacting business with the
railroad There has been much talk
OF similar Improvements here but
nothing further has been done.
Howard L. Swisher, a prominent
business man whom this county gave
to Morgantown, offers a handsome
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