The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-05-27

Weekly Iatelligencer, $3.50 year.
TIE New DOMINION this week may |
be considered in favor of railroad. |
Mrs. W. c. McGREw presented
her husband with daughter on the
10th.
: THERE Is still room on our list for
a few more cash subscribers. Call
early.
WOULD you believe that we favored
the construction of a railroad through
this county?
The Williams Bros, formerly Of
this county have opened large store
in New Geneva.
THE spring showers of the past
few days are bringing vegetation for
ward very rapidly.
Mrs. AGNES DERING is having her
residence rooted and cerniced by
those excellent workmen Huston d
Domain.
THE COW that was painted by some
mischievous boys some time since
died last Friday. Her owner will re-
ceive $45 damages.
BRAMBALETTA, winner of the Mile
Heat Races at both Louisville and
Lexington, at the Pittsburgh Park
Races, May 30th and 3lst, June 1st
and I'd.
THE personal property Of the late
James G.. Dorsey was sold at public
sale on Thursday Of last week. The
articles were all sold and brought
good prices.
The widow of Hon. John L. Daw
son will in few days return to
Friendship Hill, her country home,
where she will reside during the
coming spring and summer.-Stand-
ard.
THERE is talk of the University
purchasing the lot across the road,
opposite the college campus, for a
parade ground for the Cadet corps.
1t would most admirably serve such
a-purpose.
REV. j. B. DIcKEY announced, last
Sabbath morning, that on next Sab
bath evening, May 2Sth, he will
preach on the subject of Dancing"
An able and interesting sermon may
be expected.
A LOUISVILLE merchant took a
traveller off the road and tried adver-
Using. While the drummer cost him
$4,000 per year, 81 900 spent in adj
vertisipg brought him one fourth
more trade.
MEMORIAL services of the late DR..
II. w. Brock will be held in the Uni
versity Hall on Sunday. June 4th at
3 o'clock p. m. instead Of s o'clock
D. m. as announced in the Commence
ment week programme.
BEND Or, Krupp Gun, Fellowplay,
Capias, Churchill, Washburn, Glidelia
and all the noted runners at the Pitts
burgh Park, May Both and 31st,
June 1st and 3D. Races commence
at 2:36 p. m. each day.
A MATCH game of base ball was
played last Friday afternoon, on the
Fair Ground between the Second and
Third mines of the University. The
Second nine was victorious, but we
were unable to ascertain the exact
score.
THE deciding game in the base
ball contest between the town boys
and students GENES off next Friday
afternoon. A close and exciting
game is promised and no little inter
est is being manifested as to the
result.
MEssRs. L. M. BoYERs and S. b.
Brown will conduct the Commence
ment Daily" this time. They have
made arrangements to furnish an ex-
cellent paper. We hope the students
and faculty, and our citizens gener-
ally will give them generous sup
port.
THE excursion season is now here
A party of gay young ladies and
gentlemen went out last Saturday
and visited Camp Eden and Other
points of interest in the Cheat neigh
borhood The following persons
composed the party. Misses Dora
Dorsey, Lille Pickenpaugh, Nettie
Nye and Ella Wallace, and Messrs
Charles Durbin, ID. K Reed, D. I. E
Casteel. and j. H. Gaines. We learn
that the trip was most delightful.
THE National Live Stock Journal
published in Chicago,is the acknowl.
edged leader of American Journal
ism in that department. Each mum
Der has separate portions devoted t.
horses, swine, sheep, cattle, and thu
dairy. Any farmer or stock mar
who reads it carefully cannot fail tt
be benefited. The price of the Jour
nal is $2.15 per annum. Addres:
Stock Journal Co., Lakeside Build
ing, Chicago, Ill.
The Directors of the w. Va. Il Pa
r. r. held meeting in Morgantowr