The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

L. S. Hough, administrator of Har-
riet MADEIRA, deceased.
A. b. Price, executor Of William
Price, deceased.
The following settlements were
confirmed and ordered to I've record
ed:
W. +. Wiley, administrator of
of Samuel Bcall, deceased.
Jonathan Taylor, late guardian OF
NJ. hight, now Hess.
Ami Tenant, guardian of John A.
and Hannah A. Gallaher.
Oliver p. McRa, administrators of
VIM. Devault, deceased.
sc. Stewart, administrator of r.
ID. Price, deceased.
+. II. Sinclair, executor of Mary
Rodcrick, deceased.
JAS. G.. Jollitf, administrators of
Jos. Jollif, deceased.
John Bowers, administrator Of w.
G. Lewellcn, deceased
Jno. w. Corrothers, administrators
of Robert G Corrothers, deceased.
The usual allowances wore made
for the support of the poor through
out the county, and sundry other &C.
counts were allowed to different par
ties for services done. a.l,. i,
Ordered that the county levy nc
laid at 30 cents on the 800 on the
real and pcrsy..al property in the
county, and that 25 cents he laid on
the 500 in Morgantown for the year
1881, being Is cents less than the
year 1879, and 10 cents less than the
year 1880.
The Court then adjourned until
the first Monday in August next, it
beng a special session. J. ". NJ.
SICK headaches necessarily distract
many. Let such use "Sollers' Liver
Pills" 25c. per box.
TX" IN THE INTELIIGENcER-WnAT
He THINKS OF MAJOR LEE.-The fol
lowing paragraph is clipped from n
Morgantown correspondence in the
Wheeling Iateitigenccr of the llth
inst
On walking up the street we could
not help noting the increased number
of students in attendance; they were
everywhere, of all sizes and ages.
The majority of them seem to be
members Of the cadet corps, too, In
fact, the most marked Improvement
of the University that strikes an old
student is in the military department
1t is under the charge of Major Jas.
NJ. Lee. Under his charge the cadet
corps has advanced remarkably, so
that at the present time 1t is larger,
better. disciplined and drilled, than
over before The Major has encr-
gized it, given it tone and aroused in
its members an enthusiasm and zeal
that appears in the very actions and
bearings Of its members. He con-
ducts it on strict military rules and
laws. To the writer, who since his lcay-
ing school has been thrown among the
yoemanry of the State,and who I'd re-
Gently as last fall was a member Of
the rash army Of candidates who were
willing and anxious TO sacrifice them
selves for their country, and who in
consequence of that love, friendliness,
and an excessive cordiality for the
"dear people" in general, and the
enlightened voters" in particular, 1t
was a little embarrassing to be aud-
denly transported I'd ali atmosphere
whore military rules and formalitics
prevailed. 1t was so, nevertheless,
that in going to and from the Uniyer-
sity in company with Major Lee,
dozeps of cadets were being met who,
on our approach, assuming the posi-
tion Of a soldier, saluted their com
mandcr, with all the military bearing
and dignity of old veterans. Major
Lee has brought about these improve
ments by means very similar to those
used by the great DR.. Arnold of Rug
by. In fact, there is much in his ma
turo that is similsr to those traits
which gave that distinguished edu
Gator and disciplinarian his great
success. Like him, the Major sue
ceeds in commanding not only obcdi-
cnce, but the sincere regard and love
of those under his charge, and no
man is more popular than be. Ma
jor Lee is a, mqdtst man and does not
know that we are writing this. 1fso,
it would never reach you. He will
in all probability blush il this ever
reaches his eye. Nevertheless, the
people here will testify that we have
not stopped to flatter him, but, on the
contrary, have done him barely JUS
tice. West Virginians may we'll be
proud of such a man as he, and were
there many such within her limits,
her advancement would be assured.
FIT. Martin Items.