Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-05-11

Martin Brown is back from visit
to Wheeling where he had been for
couple Of days.
LYONS chocolate creams aud pack
age goods for sale only at Gloss Fancy
Bakery & Candy Kitchen.
Prof. Thos. e. Hodge has returned
from Upshur county where he was
called last week by the illness OF his
father.
Jesse Dunbar has been at Lewis
burg where he has been called by the
illness of his father William II. Dun
Tar who is improving.
Mrs. ELLA F. DusENBERRY has
her summer millinery opening an
nounced for My 18th and 18th. A
complete line Of fashionable goods
will be displayed
Cur flowers on hands Saturday
and Sunday of each week. Arch Nj
Rice, Cor. Front st. and heechurs
ave. Both phones, No. 300.
THE brokers' office in the Lazler
BUILDINGS quite busy place during
part of the day. Some of people are
learning rapidly to play the stock mar
ket.
QUITE number of flats are needed
here. A dozen inquiries for apart
ments of that kind have been made
at this Office within a week.
IHE summer quarter at the Uni
versity will bring number OF very
eminent educators and lecturers here.
1t will be a rare opportunity TO hear
many of them.
WE have picked out AZ pairs Of
Queen Quality shoes. Broken sizes
of different lots. IL you can find your
size they are yours at 3d. So -Hirsch-
mans.
WHENEVER a girl discovers to a
certainty that she won't get to change
her christian name she begins to fool
with the other part of her cognomen
until it looks like anything but chris
tian.
A SPECIAL agent of the Postotfice
department is laying Off Fayette
county into several mail routes. The
big county will have about forty
routes. 1t is the intention to cover
the entire county.
LYONS chocolate creams, dark bit
Ter chocolate covering, with cream of
that delicious velvety softness so dear
To the palate Of the candy epicuTe
Sold only at Gloss, Fancy Bakery &
Candy kitchen.
SAMUEL BENNETT OF Hyndman, Pa
has gone crazy through the use of hair
dye which set him off his nut. lie
has been using the dye for ten years
to prevent his gray hair from show
ing.
THERE will be number of very
distinguished men here on the Goth.
A number of them served with distin-
ction in either the federal or confed-
crate armies during the civil war
THERE has been no announcement
yet as to whether the B. & o. will
continue their Sunday excursions to
Pittsburg this summer. 1t seems
very probable they have been aban-
doned
Prof. Charles Cnollet who has been
at New Martinsville where he de-
livered an address to the graduating
class at the High School has returned
home. During his stay there he was
the guest OF DR.. Friend e. Clark who
cam back with him.
Now for the completion of the sec
ton of good road on the West Side.
The experts are here and The road
will be completed early in the sum-
mer. 1t will prove of great value to
the people OF the county as means
of showing them how the work should
be DONE
Mr., A. III Bonnif1eld has been in
Aorgantown, and bought property
here. He comes from Parsons, and
was formerly sheriff of Tucker county.
Forty two years ago he visited Nor
gantown, and ate dinner with Geo. M.
Reay, who still lives here. Mr.. Bon
nifield will soen begin the erection of
new house.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Buchanan
Mr and Mrs. O. II. Ollie start We'd
nesday to Los Angeles California to
attend the annual Convention of the
Presbyterian Church. They will be
gone on the trip about month. Ey-
eryone will wish them a safe Journey.
DIR. 2. B. Reynolds will preach in DR..
Buchanan's stead next Sunday.
WE have concluded to give up the
Banister shoe for men, not that we
have any complaint to make as to
wear. There is none better, only we
have decided to handle but one make
Of $500 shoes. We have patent leath-
er and plain calf ia A. & B width on
ly, we will sell at $500. Our loss is
your gain. Hirschman's.
A DISTRESSING accident happened
as WEIGH, which may result In the
death OF well known young man of
that town. Harvey r. Moore, stem
ographer in the Office Of j French
Strother, is lying at deaths door,
with scarcely any chance of recovery
1t seems that he was In his room at
the residence OF W. j. McClaren and
a stray bullet fred by a neighbor at
a chicken, came through the wall and
struck him, making probably a fatal
wound.
lT seems to be the opinion of work
ing men and contractors also that
there will be no strikes in Morgan
town this summer All are busy an1