The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-06-03
Go 10 CHADw1cK's for the best bar

0o TO CHADWICK Ior the pest oar
gains.
CHADWICK is the leader in low
prices. 81 a enc
Mr. E. C. LATER has been quite
sick for some time past
TIE New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Register $2.75 q year.
In you are not subscriber to the
NEw DOMINION now is good time to
become one.
SMOKERS should buy the "Pitts-
burgh Dispatch, the finest cigar in
the market, at Henry 5. Hayes store.
ED. PRorzmAs is prepared to cater
20 the taste of the aesthetic. Call
and see his stock Of handsome pic
lures.
j. K. DuRR, ESQ.,, Of the CONNER
cial hotel, has purchased another
fine horse. He now has q team of
regular flyers. h4 80
IF you think Of purchase ng Jewel
W Of any kind call at Henry S.Hayes',
see goods and get prices. You are
sure to be pleased. : $
The fishing at Hoard's Rocks 10
extraordinary. Some of the parties
catch as many as one hundred pounds
in day.
JUDGE FLEMING decided at Clarks.
burg that a party has the right of
appeal from the decision of jury
before aJustice of the peace.
PRoF. A. w. LoRENTz has built a
new iron fence in front of his resi-
dence on Pleasant Street, which adds
to the appearance of the premises.
THE May festival given by the
ladies at Academy Hall on last
Thursday and Friday EVENING", is
very highly spoken of By those who
attended.
No services will be held in the NJ.
E. Church On next Sabbath morning
thus giving all an opportunity to
heat the Baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. Peterkin.
WEDDING BELLs.-We learn that
John M. Davis, Esq, an attorney of
this place, and Miss Mary Z. Wade.
Of Mt. Morris, were married in that
place on the 2Sth.
DR. GEO. W. JOHNSON bought Swo
thousand bushels of corn at Wayns-
burg last week. The price paid will
leave handsome profit after deduct
ing transportation charges.
WE notice that George W. John
son is having fine veranda built,
which, when completed, will greatly
enhance the beauty of his. residence.
George is a believer in beauty and
comfort.
GREAT piles of pine lumber,
brought from the head of the Allie
gheny river, are lying in the vicinity
of the suspension bridge, ready to be
placed in the new structure that will
be built soon.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. - The
programme for Commencement day
has been changed in regard to the
military exercises. The drill will
take place at 81 o'clock instead Of at
as heretofore announced.
The President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Delegates
appoint the committee clerks and
pages hereafter. Formerly it was
done by vote of the members
kind of small patronage that nobody
but small fry politicians would have.
HENRY S, HAYES has most splen-
did stock of silver ware, watches,
clocks and jewelry. He also has the
incest stock of fresh groceries and |
confectionaries in town; and fresh |
tropical fruits. A nice lot Of canned |
goods, canvassed meats, cigars, to-
bacco, DC.
TIE firm of Ruhl, Koblegard Il
Co., which is represented in it's man.
agement by more enterprise, business
tact and energy than any other firm
in West Virginia, paid the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co. the snug sum
Of 100000 for freight last year
West Uaion Record.
The Regents Prize Essay for this
year was written by Mr.. L. NJ Boy
ers. ofthis county. We congratulate
Mr.. Boyers on his successes, and feel
sure that he is worthy of the honor.
The committee of judges was com
posed of Regent Jos. Moreland, Rev.
T. b. Hughes and Prof Thomas E.
Hodges.
The closing exercises of the
Morgantown Female Seminary will
take place on Thursday evening,
June LIST. Quite an interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared, and all
who attend may expect an enjoyable,
entertainment. The
next school year begins on Monday,
September 1lth, 1882.
BIsHoP PETERKIN will preach at
Academy Hall, in Morganrown, on
Friday evening, the End inst, at
which time assistad hv Row 9Th |