The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-22

scription school in the Academy.
WE are under obligation to Rev.
A. L. Wade for late Cincinnati pa
pers. -t
MAJOR w. c. McGREw is building
an addition to his already handsome
residence.
GEO. 3. MORRIS, Dentist, will be
in Morgantown on the 31st of May,
and remain l6 days.
WORK has been resumed on the NJ.
p Church. We are informed that
it is to be completed this Summer.
The persons from here who are at
Cincinnati attending the Session of
General Conference will return this
week.
MASTER Jim" CARRAco while play
ing about pile of store boxes last
Saturday fell between them and broke
his leg.
REV. f. J. MARSH will occupy the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath in the absence of Rev.
Mr.. Dlckey.
WHITE Vests, Busters, Alpaca
Coats, Straw Hats, gauze underwear
and furnishing goods generally at S.
d. Hrschman's.
THE Radical papers are industri
-ously engaged just now in making a
hero of r. f. Trevalick, the greenback
orator from Michigan,
LKCTURE.-John A. Hutchinson,
Esq, Of Parkersburg, will lecture in
University Chapel on Tuesday even
ing May, 26, at y o'clock.
S. d. IIIRscHMAN, our enterprising
Clothier, has erected handsome
awning, in front of his Clothing Store.
These little Improvements denote thrift
and enterprise.
WE would call the attention of the
travelling public to the Card of the
Commercial Hotel in another col
umn. The Hotel is new and newly
furnished, in fact everything is first
class
KERN's Saloon was opened to the
public last Saturday evening and will
he open regularly during the Sum
ner. Go and test the quality Of Mr..
kern's goods. You will find them
excellent.
On Wednesday morning Thomas
II. B., Staggers appeared before our
County Court and produced com
mission from Governor II. M. Mat
thews as a Notary Public, and gave
bond as such, with John w. Lott,
surety.-Faiamon Vest Virginian.
Col. A. S. VANCE has reno leled,
painted and otherwise beantified his
residence, near. the University. 1t is
now as cosy and home-like as heart
could wish. The Colonel,w we presume,
has retired to this bower to quietly
spendthe evening of life after long
career of active and successful bust
ness cyar
CENSUS ENUMERAToRs.-We learn
that the Census Enumerators for this
county have been named and are as
follows: Battelle District, DR.. A. B.
Mason; Clay District, M. H. CARR
son; Cass District, Geo. c. Cole; Gin
ton District, j. H. Powell; Grant Dis
trict, Jno. A. Thompson; Morgan
District, James Winger and W. w.
Houston; Union District, Jas. T.
McClaskey. All good appointments.
INSTANTLY KILLED.-A man named
Joseph Piles, living on Days Run,
in Clay district, this county, was in
stantly killed, at a log
rolling on Saturday, the 10th
inst. The unfortunate man
was at work in a clearing and at the
time probably engaged in telling q
tree, which in it's fall caught him,
carrying him to the earth and literal
" mashed him into an unreeogniza-
BILE mass. His head was crushed and
his brains and blood despatched
around for a considerable distance.
LAST Sunday morning man nam
ed Price-Dr. James Price, we believe
who has been here for some time
attending to business, met with quite
Il severe accident. At the time men,
toned he was sitting ON the iron
railing in front of Mr.. j. l.. Torrey's