Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-28

OK your SWEEP tUObH, OiOSS TIE.
licious pure candy. Cor Front and
i Peasants SITS.
Look In our windows and see the
/ large assortment of Gold Beaded Neck
Chains. The very latest fad.
GEO. G. HAYES & Co,
Leading Jewellers.
/ Ajax.
DON'T wear clothes with dirty look
| ing spots on them when Weible will
make them look as we'll as new for a
trifie. Send them to 424 Front Street.
The name Ream is a guarantee of
purity in drugs.
Ajax.
SOME people will live hard on Satur-
day night If the plans OF the young
idea is carried out. The police will
have hand IN the celebration how
ever.
CORN night will be celebrated on
Friday night and those who don't
want to be pelted with corn should
stay off The streets.
Ajax.
WHEN the M 81 X. IS extended to
meet the Cheat River railroad another
outlet will be given 70 Morgantown
and people going east can 20 quicker
by going to Rowlesburg than by way
of Grafton. The distance will be
shorter too.
Ajax.
CLARksBURG is notaltogether pleas
ed over the indications that Fairmont
has captured the B. & o. plums which
have been held for so long by Grafton.
Ajax.
SOME Of these days the PENNSYLVANIA
may extend up the river to Morgan
town from Brownsville and when it
does come people living here will be
very glad to welcome it.
WHAT has become of the vast chest
nut crop? Has it reached such pass
that it is no longer profitable to har-
vest the nuts and bring them to town?
Ajax.
WHEN the excursion from Mason
town was on its return rip the boat
was stopped and six men put off for
being drunk and disorderly. They
appeared to great advantage while
in town and tired to fight several
times but there were enough peace
makers to prevent them from scrap
ping.
Ajax.
SOME people don't like the plan of
taking Wabash workmen from this
section to any other place but the
Wabash officials did not consult
them in regard to the plans to be
carried out
Ajax.
MANY people along McLane avenue
are sorry that the council determined
not to open that street as petitioned
but the city. fathers thought the ex-
pense was too high for the benefit
which would have been received from
this.
POSTAL cards votes show that the
election in New York city will be
very close. Some people profess to
believe there will be no bearing
from the result on the, National and
State election next fall. Tammany
is making hard fight to get back
at the flesh pots.
Ajax.
CONDITIONS are not at all alarming
according to the views of Dun's
Review. This is the Leading finan-
oial authority in the country and it's
utterances are entitled to great
weight.
Ajax.
A MEETING of the Morgsat own
Brick company has been called for
the afternoon of November IIth.
The company has had successful
years business and the members ar G
very well pleased with what has
been accomplished.
Ajax.
FARMERS in many parts of Penn
sYlvania have been buncoed by
strangers who have been selling $3.50
suits for $l2. They say they want
to introduce their goods. They take
50 as an advance fee and are never
seen any more. 1t IS good plan to
ouy stuff from people whom you
know. Then if you get cheated you
still have something to show for the
Investment.
Ajax.
THE speed limit for trotting horses
Toes not seem to have been reached
the two minutes mark has
been passed for some time. Lou
Dillon has made the mile in 1:584s
She raced against a heavy head wind
u doing it too.
Ajax.
So FAR no public demonstration has
1ppD Tnada IN oolohrafa fba yaccipn