Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-09
J. c. McYicker, Druggist, has
just received a beautiful line Of
Cut Glass. Come and see 1t.

/ tut Uldss. OOUfe anu stt IL.
Your moneys worth at Ream's,
The determination of the glass
workers to man the Jones factory
is pleasing one. They take chances
with Mr. Jones and win or lose
with him as the price of glass goes
up or down.
A VERY delightful dance was held
at the Turn Verein on Saturday
night and many people were in at
tendance.
COMPANY l. will drill this evening
at seven thirty in the Annoy. All
members of the company are wanted
to be there The drill will be a
short one
THE show tonight is said to be a
good one although it has name that
leads one to expect any thing but a
good show. 1t is said to be all right
by papers in near by towns.
A RACKET is now on in Councils
vile between the clerks and mer-
chants over earlys closing. Sixteen
stores refuse to close until they get
ready and boycott has been declared
against them,
SOME Of the foot ball scores on
Saturday were surprises. This is
especially true in the case of the
Navy and w. &c j. which was l6 to
0 in favor of the Washington boys
aud Michigan only beat Ohio State
36 to O.
CHAs. H. YALE's Everlasting
Devils Auction announces that the
present season marks the twenty
second edition of this phenomenal
spectacular play, and that the latest
production of this famous show
piece is undoubtedly the best that
has yet been presented. 1t will ap-
pear at Swisbers Theatre Saturday,
November 18th
THE prospects are that the Varsity
will send team representing its full
strength TO Wheeling to meet Beth
any next Saturday, with the possible
exception Of half back Martin who
is still suffering with badly sprained
ankle. He says he will be in the game
again before the season closes.
CITY Solicitor Beall will have an
interesting report to make to the City
Council tonight on the rights and
privileges of the Union Utility Com
pany under their franchise and the
rights and privileges Of the patrons
Of the company under the same instru-
ment and under the laws Of the land.
THE old mill dam on Deckers Creek
at Mackey's mill which was torn away
recently will be greatly missed this
winter by the skaters 1t was always
covered with ice long before the river
fr0ze and was the favorite resort for
the lovers of the delightful winter
sport. Slack water above dam num-
Der ten may afford good substitute.
THE University foot ball players do
not relish the idea of chewing each
other up merely for the sake of pro-
yiding amusement of the rabble or for
the benefit they might derive from
practice. The boys all have whole
some and well-warranted respect for
each others prowess and much prefer
the terrors of the unknown to those
they know.
"LoYERs' LANE, famous through
its great runs in New YORK, Boston,
Chicago, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City will be the notable attraction at
Swishers Theatre on November 10.
The management will present this
Clyde Fitch Comedy with strong
city company and a wealth of beautl-
full and costly SCENT effects Lovers
Lane" is play of small town life in
New England, with young clergy
mans trials among his parishioners
as the central theme. Through this
is embroidered silver thread of love
story 1t is play that abounds in
types and shifts" and everyone has to
be played in the artistic spirit,
WHEN the Iron City case is finally
settled there will be another prolific
source of copy lost to local newspapers.