The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-01-21


/ COOP goods are half sold when yo
put an advertisement In the New Do
NINIoN
i THE next term of the circuit cour
for this county will convene on Tues
day February 10th.
a BOARD of Trade has been organic
Ell at Weston. Let Morgantown wax
up on this question.
The NJ. & X. railroad people ar,
reducing the curve below Jos. Nc.
Dermott's stable south of town, BY
cutting away portion of the bank
SOME of the structural steel fol
the traction company's power house
is already on the ground at the old
Mackey Mill property.
The Columbia was the last boat
to come to Morgantown before the
river closed by the freeze. She
plowed through considerable ice on
her last trip.
Senator EIkins has promised to de-
liver 10 address at the convention Of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton to be held at Clarksburg the week
beginning February 9Th.
The grocery stores at Fairmon t
have agreed to close their places Of
business at O'Clock each evening ex-
cept Saturday, until December l.,
1903. The Fairmont dry goods stores
will close at O'Clock.
The poor dock hands of London
are reported to be marching the
streets by the thousands, and beg
ging England has had terribly Sc
we're winter weather for the past
week
ALL the creditors but one of the
Baltimore Bargain house have agreed
to a settlement and it is hoped to ar
rive at an agreement with this one, so
that the business can be settled with
out going into bankruptcy court.
TIE West Virginia University
baseball team has arranged to play
Yale University this season on May
18th at New Haven. Yale will play
the last two or three games ON her
schedule with Harvard, as usual.
UNLIKE our friends at Circleville,
Ohio, our banks and building associa-
tions are all in first class shape and
there is no danger of Losses. Our In
situations are models and are thus
spoken OF everywhere.
The death rate in nearly all the
principal cities of the country was
lower in 1902 than in 1901. Chi
cago Detroit and Denver are reported
to have the lowest death rate, it be-
ing little less than IA per cent
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold very important
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Reed on Front street Tuesday after
noon of this week. The attendance
of all the members is desired.
A REVIVAL meeting will begin at
the baptist church about the middle
of this week. Rev. Mr.. Brnner of
Baltimore, who preached here last
year, will arrive here Sunday to as,
sist with the meeting.
THE sheriff OF Marion county is after
the peddlers and announces that he
will arrest every one he CA find with
out proper license. He says the
are complaining OF the ped
dlers and the farmers declare them
nuisance.
AN unusual incident occurred at
the residence Of Mr.. G. W. H'innell a
few days ago. 1t was the sight OF
three ladies sitting together whose
combined ages made 263 years. They
were Mrs. Finnell, So, Mrs. Louisa
Hoffman aged So, and Mrs Margaret
Chadwick aged 80.
Mr.. w. e. GLAssoCK has hung out
his shingle as an attorney. He is
graduate OF the University Law
School and his long experience in the
circuit clerks Office is legal educa-
ton in itself He is gentleman of
wide acquaintance and his services
will be sought by many.
THE burning of the fine steamer
Columbia will be regretted by every
one who lives along the river. She
was the finest boat that was ever on
the Monongahela and was only put
In commission Sept. 22nd. last. She
was not insured The loss will fall
pretty heavily on the Navigation Com
pany. They will no doubt be compell-
id to built another boat.