The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-16

me county without regard to politics, and
permitted rs TO announce him as candidate
for County Commissioner.
MANY VOTERS.
READ the Governors Election Proc
lamation in another column.
HIRscHMAN, the clothier, will close
his store during Saturday, September
23d.
J. p. KEExER shipped four car
loads of cattle to the eastern mar
kets last week.
DIX HALL, Of Parkersburg, is fill
ing DR.. Morris engagement at Clarks-
burg, the latter, of course, being
unable to attend.
An attempt was made to burglar
ize John N. Dawson's store in Union
town, few nights ago. The thieves
were driven away before getting
anything.
Mr.. JOHN H. SAMsELL, of Fair
mont, and Miss Laura F. Mercer, of
Bellaire, Ohio, were married on Tues
day Of last week. The groom
friends here tender congratulations.
Bro CoRN.-Charley Gidley left at
this Office on Saturday last a stalk of
corn Is feet high, on which were two
large ears, the first ten feet from the
ground and Charley says it is not
q good year for corn, either.
A CONSIDERABLY amount of Hirsch-
mans stock has arrived. His an
nouncement will appear next week.
He has bought nearly twice as much
as ever before and will offer some
Immense attractions.
The BUCKEYE PrMp. Mr.. A. Wells
has been appointed the Agent here
for the Buckeye Force Pump. This
pump is about the only one that is a
success for deep wells. 1t never
freezes, and does not get out Of order
Call on Mr.. Wells for a descriptive
circular and recommendations. 1913
SURF. b. S. MORGAN has received
quite large supply of valuable edu-
cational matter in pamphlet form,
issued by the Department of Public
Instruction at Washington, which
he will distribute at the district In
stitntes. The matter contains much
information for teachers, members of
Boards Of Education and the public
generally.
The TEACHERS INSTITUTE for Web
ater county, under the supervision of
Prof. Morgan, Of Morgantown, was
convened on Monday last. Prof.
Morgan delivered an address explain
atory Of the nature and objects of
Institutes. The address of Prof.
Morgan was plain, simple, practical
and evinced a complete knowledge
of the beneficial results to be gained
by. that important factor in the ele-
walton of the teaching profession-a
well conducted Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
In our local columns will be found
the announcements of two most ex-
cellent gentlemen who have been
brought out by their friends for
County Commissioners. These gen.
tlemen are Major VIM. w. John and
Peter A. Tenant. They are known
throughout the county. No one will
question the eminent fitness of both
to correctly and with satisfaction to
the people discharge the duties of
the Office. The matter of electing
them is entirely non-partisan. In
fact the filling Of local Office has
nothing to do with politics, and our
people understand it fully, judging
from the number Of voters, irrespec-
tive Of party, who profess to hold the
same views.
The Tyler county Star threatens
to suspend unless arrears for sub
scription are paid up. The delin-
quent subscriber is the banc of the
country newspaper. which is forced to
trust Tom, Dick and Harry, and yet
at the same time must pay cash and
at good round figures, too, for every
pound of paper used, every pound Of
ink, postage, labor, rent, taxes, fuel,
insurance and all printing materials.
A delinquent subscriber is uncon-
sciously or consciously doing his best
to break down the newspaper he is
taking. There is not weekly paper
printed in the State that does not
cost more than the subscription price
to the publisher. The advertiser is
the one who steps in keep it alive.
-Er.
The New BOARD OF REGENTS.
The new Board of Regents we believe
|is entirely satisfactory 70 the people
(pf this section. Especially will that
be 60 in reuard to the appointment
Of Mr. w. P. Wiley, of Wheeling,
and our townsman Mr.. Joseph More
land. D. C. Gallaher, the appointee
ffom Kanawha, is a bright lawyer
and an educated gentleman. He has
clearly defined ideas of the policy
to be pursued in reference to the
University. Mr.. j. E. Chiffon, of |
Lincoln county, is also a promising