The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-06-10

persistent workers in the railroad caase
and enterprising citizens.
Col. b. Wilson ana r. T. Lowndss,
arr we'd yesterday and will remain a
short time in the interest of the rail-
read Col. Wilson will deliver an ad
dress on the University grounds on
Thursday.
Among the numerous gentlemen
in town yesterday who favored us
with calls was Mr.. Jno. T. Fleming,
of Cassville.
Mr.. "Theof' Williams, of the firm
of Williams Bros, of Geneva, was in
town on Tuesday and favored this
Office with call.
Miss Susie Moore, one Of our fash
ionable bellies, left this morning for
an extended tour among friends.
She will visit st. Paul, Minneapolis
and other cities of note.
We were much pleased yesterday
to receive calls from Prof. Purinton,
Dr. Curry, Hon. ii. S. White, Il. S.
Marshal Atkinson and other distin-
gnished gentlemen.
Maj. 4. A. Bennett, OF Huntington,
is visiting the University for the lirst
time as a Regent He is one of the
finest looking men among those com
posing that body.
DR.. Curry was formerly United
States Senator from Virginia and is
now Agent for the Peabody Educa-
tional Fund, and one of the most sue
cesstul educators in the country.
Ex- President j. r. Thompson
arrived here on Thursday last and
remained until Monday, the guest Of
Prof. Lorcntz. Mr.. Thompson de
livered a beautiful tribute to the
memory of DIR. Brock, at the memo
rial services on Sunday evening.
Messrs. Drum Morgan and Slo-
cum. of Pittsburgh, those handsome
"bloods' arrived last evening via.
Fairchance. Slocum said they would
have been here two hours sooner, but
the driver wentup among the noun
tain passes after "fading' passen-
ger who failed to pay his fare.
Mr. Chas Golden and wife and
Mrs. +. A. Golden, all of New Orleans.
La, arrived in Morgantown last
week, and will remain among us for
a time. Mr.. Chas. Golden and wife
are at the Wallace house and Mrs.
f. A. Golden is staying with her
grandmother, Mrs. Phebe Hayes.
CHADWICK is the leader in low
prices.
The streets have been nicely clean
ed and the town presents very neat
appearance.
lT is not probable that any wheat
will be harvested in this section until
July, owing to the lateness of the
Spring.
JOHN J. MOORE, and old citizen of
Fairmont, died in that place on Tues
day, May both. He WAS the father
of L. w. 5. Moore, Esq.
FARMERS and sll interest. q in
breeding fine horses will find the
stallion Hurricane at home each
Monday and Saturday and Mt Isaac
Vanvoorhis', Greene county, Pa, each
Wednesday and Thursday.
SO 6-6 DC HorFMAN.
The eighth annual S. $. Conven-
ton, Mergantown Circuit, M. Z.
Church will be held at Melons Chap
ell, Thursday and Friday, June %
and %, 1882 A programme has
been prepared which. judging from
the talent displayed promises to
make an interesting meeting. Lack
of space forbids our publishing the
programme.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining I'M
claimed in the post-office at Morgan
town, June 1st, 1882: Miss Hattie
Brown, j. N. Cunningham, Elsy V.
Henderson, John Mayfeld, Mollie
Mederia, Lucian Snyder, George c.
Coate, Mrs. A. S. Hess, G. w. Lesh-
err, Walter E. McBee, Bell Mckinney,
Hannah Smith--drop, Sarah f.
Walker
f. "A. DERING, p. NJ.
A FAvoRTTE PAPER. For judicious
editing, select and popular contributors
and sprightly and entertai ing reading,
the Youths Companion, of Boston.