The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-03-11

DON'T forget the mass meeting on
Wednesday night TO take steps to
place a non-partisan ticket in the
field.
per cent on Checking Accounts
and 4 per cent on savings deposits paid
bylPittsburg Trust Co.. 1913 Fourth ave-,
Pittsburg, Capital, surplus and prof
it's. 81, 100000. Bank by mail.
DON'T wait until smallpox gets
scattered over town II it is to be so
scattered. but be vaccinated at once,
and in week or so there won't be
any smallpox. 1t is easy to get rio OF
it il you Will only 40 your part.
GLASS workers are somewhat per-
turbed by the prospects that window
glass will be made with machinery
after this. Machines are to be INSTALL
ed 10 many plants during this sum
mer. They will do the work quicker
than it can be done by hand.
ON Tuesday evening the citizens
OF town will hold meeting in Mu-
nicipal hall to name ticket to be-
voted on at the coming election. Eve
ry one is invited to be present. Steps
will be taken to nominate a ticket in
the various wards also.
In the Third ward 1t is proposed to
replace Major McGrew and J. M. Wood
as councilmen with A. A. Rogers and
George M. Breakiron. These are the
names placed on the ticket nominated
Saturday In place of the men who re-
tire.
SURVEYS are becoming very lum
erous in Preston county. The rail-
roads themselves will he somewhat
numerous over there before very
long. Every body WHO'S interested in
the growth and prosperity OF this
section OF the state will be glad of
this.
THE Fairmont people would prove
their wisdom II they forced their city
council to take some action about
that Wabash franchise. Fairmont
will have to stay in the swim. she
can't afford to stand still while other
towns are forging to the front as fast
as they will when the Wabash comes
to this state.
A. Wilkinson of Grafton has brought
suit for ten thousand dollars against
the proprletors of the store 10 which,he
received his injuries some time ago.
He was sent into the store by the
proprietor ind fell through trap
door which had been left open 10 a
dark place. He narrowly escaped
with his life.
Captain G.. w. Freeman has very
little time in Morgantown much to
the regret of his numerous friends.
He has to look after the construc-
tion OF large trestle at Mingo june
ton which T. A. Gillespie Co., are
building for the Wabash besides
after the work on the locks
and dams above here.
Benson Jacobs OF Little Falls has
gone east to buy his spring goods.
While In Philadelphia he will buy a
stock for his SOD Clyde who will short
ly locate in Morgantown and open a
gents furnishing store. He has rent
ed one of the rooms In the sky scraper |
On Peasants street and will move into
1t. The store will be opened in a few
weeks. The young man has had con-
siderable experience in his fathers
store and should make success here.
MADAGAN-CARMAN-One of the
pleasant home weddings of this WIN
ter was the marriage of Mr.. William
C. Madagan of Morcantown, w. Va,
to Miss Jennie Eta Carman, of Tur
tie Creek. The ceremony taking
place at The home of the brides
mother Mrs. John Shields, in the
Bank building Turtle Creek, Rev. A.
E. Hustled, of the Methodist Eplsco-
pal church officiated.- Turtle Creek,
Pa, Tribune.
PROSECUTING Attorney Goodwin |
says that he will never consent to
allow the order as introduced by Mr.. |
Sturgiss in reference to the Morgan |
town and Western railroad to become
an order OF the court unless it be
amended He wants it to |
contain a provision that the road |
shall start from Norgantown and |
that the bonds shall be exchanged for
a first mortgage on the road. Surveys |
and estimates of the road are also to
be required before he will favor the
plan. Failing to get these Thing he
says that he will endeavor by all
the means in his power to prevent the
court from granting it.