Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-11
Locals and Personals.

HATS. The new Fall and winter
styles are now in.
For SALE: Sabraton addition lots
for sale at bargain from SIS up, In
quire at this office.
DR.. J. II. Hall and son, Earl, who
have been at Atlantic City have re-
turned, coming home last night.
If you want nice days outing
go to Castle Keyser this week. This
is the last week of the season.
LoT sales at Morgantown always
are successful although but few OF
them have ever been held
From the tone of the Weston pa
pers one would judge that there is
some sort of campaign in progress
up there.
Mrs. E. b. Stewart and daughter
have gone to Berkeley county where
they will visit Mr.. Stewards parents
for month.
A FOUNTAIN pen saves much trou-
BILE. You will find nearly three hundred
W oCICCI lAOLl az AARiiiSs . AlSSse
from one dollar to ten dollars.
LOST. "A ten dollar bill on Tues
day night between Turner'S pool room
and the depot. Finder will return to
this office and receive reward.
LosT-On Sunday evening, Septem-
Der eth, between Ellington and Nor
gantown, light coat (childs) reward.
Apply, G. f. F., this office.
FISH are dying in the West Fork
river in large numbers because the
water is not fit to drink. These
fish are commended TO the example
Of Charleston people who drink it
any way.
THE ware room for the w. II. Bail
ey Hardware company is going up
fast. The building is large one
and is three stories high. 1t is loeat-
ed in the First waid which is becom-
ing popular for this class of buildings.
MosT everyone knows something of
Booker T. Washington. You can
learn a great deal more about him by
reading his autobiography entitled
Cup from Slavery" This book can be
had at the Acme for $3.50.
For SALE.-A two story six room
house on Horror Street, price $2700.
Also one story two room house on
Poster Avenue, price $500. Apply
to ]. E. Cunningham, Greenmont
Boarding house.
A PERMIT to wed has been granted
TO Ely r. Kelly and Hattie L. Boyles
of Halleck The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Boyles.
The couple will live on Wiles Hill
where the groom is building a house.
DR.. Edwards Everett gave the
University of Chicago students these
three practical working rules" the
other day: "Keep in the open air
as much as possible. Have faith in
your neighbor. Make a practice of
engaging in conversation each day
with some one whom you know to
be your superior.
Col. j. G. MORROW the auctioneer
who conducted the phenomenal Sa-
brator sale, left for his home in Will
kinsburg, Pa, this morning. He said
it was the most successful sale he had
conducted in the thirty years of his
experience, in fact he claimed that it
was a record of which he has never
heard an equal. 1t was figured out
that the colonel sold on an average of
lot and three quarters per minute
At times it was really amusing to see
the crowd on run to keep uE with
the auctioneer's carriage.
No PLAY of recent years has so
much Of genuing interest to the pub
lie as Denman Thompson and Geo.
w. Ryer's new play of New England
life, "Our New Minister" which
comes to Swishers Theatre this sea-
SON for its first local presentation.
Like 1.-THE Old Homestead, +" it's pre-
decessor, its interest is broad in its
scope, and the touches of pathos, and
bits OF comedy, and rollickIng fun
make it an entertainment well worth
seeing by everybody, old and young.
The key note to its success lies in the
fact that it pictures real people, real
life, and real state OF affairs TO be
found in any New England village
of the present day. The scene of the
play is laid In Hardscrabble, N. H.
The original cast will appear. A
massive scenic production is carried.