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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-05-20

DEATH OF Miss SARAH GAr.--Miss
Sarah Gay died at the residence Of
John j. Brown, in this place, on
Friday the 18th inst, Of consumption
after long illness.
Mr.. Josephus Brand, Of Grant dis
trict, near Laurel Point, died on Sat-
urday night, Of bronchitis, aged
about 60 years. The deceased was an
honest, reliable hard working man.
and good neighbor and will be
missed by his wife and three sons
whom we join in their sorrow.
Mrs. Laura Smyth, wife Of Barnett
Smyth, Esq, Of Vaudeville, died at
her home in that place on the 9th
inst, after a lingering illness Of ty-
phoid fever. Mrs. Smyth was =
daughter OF Mr.. p. L. Lazzell and =
most excellent young woman. She
leaves husband and one babe to
mourn their loss. The friends Of the
deceased have our sympathy in their
affection, though their loss is her
gain.
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fully satisfied that it was true. Now.
Mr.. b., if you are not satisfied god
can have it red hot the next time.
The election to vote tor @ subscrip.
ton for railroad is the coming top
ic in Monongalia county. And in
the rural districts at the present time
the sentiment is decidedly against 1t.
l dc not know what changes may be
made.between now and election day.
There will be several strong argu-
ments made for and against the prop
osition. One strong one against it
is the fact that railroad companies
alw avs swallow up county and dis
trict subscriptions. But there is an
other fact which it is important that
voters should study thoroughly, and
it is this: Suppose we give the rail-
road company one hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars and they build
railroad though the county. The
road would be assessed, say at least
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, which would lessen the county
and district taxes to that extent af-
ter the road is finished. LAMovA.
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Granville.
May Is.

A"y ~
Editor New Dominioni
Owing to the wet weather there
has been very little corn planted yet.
j. L. Dent bought horse of II. f.
Eakin for $S5.
Eliza Hess bought horse of his
brothcr Steen the other day. Eliza
says he has the "boss" team, and
now he may be heard to say "get up
here Betty"
VIM. Sheets has been visiting
friends in Washington county, Pa.
Jarrett Hare returned from Pitts
burgh on the 7th.
Mary Snyder, Of Pittsburgh, is
visiting her father.
There will be quarterly meeting
held at the NJ K. Church at this
place on the 20.h and 2lst.
G. w. Frum has built a new
porch in front of his house.
Those gentlemen who were man
euvering at certain point above the
island last Sabbath, had better not
repeat the same again. A word to
the wise is sufficient
Rev. Eichclberger preached a very
able sermon on Sunday.
Our town will give large major
ity in favor of the railroad subscrip-
ton.
Jim Carney Is collecting toll for
G. S. Vance. 0. X.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
=
The following letter was received last week TO,
late for public alton.
Georgetown.
May 9th.

May YIN.
Editor New Dominion;
There is nothing ofspecial interest
in this section to write of at present
Our literary took recess Satur
day night till October. 1t has beer
quite successful and on the last night
the audience was entertained by an
address by l. Ralphsny,ler, of King.
wood.
The school is still progressing
The sheep killing at Floyd's and l.
f. Arnett's will likely go through q
legal investigation.
Some of our citizens have planted
corn.
1t is said we are to have a camp
meeting here this Fall.
The funeral sermon Of VIM. E.Dan
ley and son is announced for next
Sunday at Oak. Grove.
VIM. Arnett will go east to morrow
with sheep. The demand for lambs
for July and August is quite lively
We had four buyers around last
week.
S. C. Tough has added the 81 acres
of Morgan West land to his farm.
Scott Stewart has moved into VIM
NJ. Arnets's house near Oak Grove
Another fruit agent has been ad
ded to the firm of H. M. Clayton 4
Co. He is the lightweight cham
weight 8 pounds-commenc
business May LIST. Clayton has
scored one on the rival firm for the
present.
There was whisper on Sunday
that wedding was on hand, but II
will not be reported for a week or two
yet.
They had a show at Fairmont last
week. Some of our county people
were there aud saw the elephant,
considerably.
Last Friday heard three men in
the West had robbed a man of SO, 900,
one had peached and $4,000 of the
money was found where the man had
told it was. Saturday night the tale
was that they had killed man and
robbed him of $4,000, one man had
turned States evidence and the other
two were to be hanged in July.
Don't know what it is by this time.
But we are inclined to believe it is
all without good authority. Ger
tainly the James boys will lose their
reputation If this tale travels OH.
The huckster trade is still carried
en- vigorously in this region. Almost
every road is passed over each week.
n =
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Osageville.

DEATHS - MARRIAGES - CORRESPOND
ENcE--scHooLs AND RAILROADS.
May 10th.
Editor New Dominios:
Death appears to be stalking
through our land seeking whom 1t
may devour.
Mr.. Alvey Stoncking died on Mon
day, May LIST, ofpneumonia. He re-
sided near Vaudeville and was in
tered in the Bethel cemetery. Also
on May 9th Mrs. Smith, wife of Bar
nett Smyth and daughter of P. l..
Lazzell, also of the same sectien, died
of consumption.
Cheat Neck seems to have splicing
on the brain. / understand that
three couples we're joined in the holy
bonds of wcdlock, Sunday, May 7th.
Mr.. Adams was married to a Miss
Porter, daughter of James Porter, and
Mr.. Thomas Adams was married to
Miss Moore. / did not learn the
names of the other happy couple.
l noticed a communication in the
Post some two or three weeks ago,
hailing from Cheat Neck and signed
3D." which was aimed to cast some
reflections on the teacher who taught
the Oak Grove school. If the Post
was only read by the scholars and
patrons Of that school, no reply
would be necessary, because they
know the accusation is false. They
know that the exhibition there was
an outside affair and that not one SIN
gle recitation was missed on account
of the exhibition. / will simply add
one sentence from Rev. Mr.. War
mans address on examination day
at the Oak Grove school and this
sentence was endorsed by at least
three fourths Of the patrons Of the
school. He said: "This man has la
bored faithfully; he has done every
thing that he could do for the adj
of this school, and taking
everything into consideration he has
done all that any man could do to
make the school a success. Now
every one that is acquainted with
the Rev. Mr.. Warman knows him to
be truthful man an upright, con-
man and that he would
not inter a. sentence unless he was
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Wadestown.
NAV 18th.

Editor New Dominion:
The new firm Of McCurdy and
Degarmo are doing a fourishish bus
mess at this place.
w. j. Garrison has returned from
the East with large stock Of spring
goods.
Eliza Hennen has opened new
furniture store at this place.
DR.. Z. p. Taught is here among
his relatives.
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BASE BALL--THE Town BoYs WIN.
The second of the series Of match
games between the University and
Town clubs came off on last Friday
afternoon. The town boys were on
their muscle this time and more than
reversed the score of the first game.
The score stood % to IA in favor of
the town boys. OF course now a
third game is on hands since each
club has won once. This third game
will be played on Friday afternoon,
May 26th, and promises to be the
most interesting and exciting of ALL
Both clubs are practicing peach in
tent on coming out ahead, and close
game may be expected.
Below is the score Of the game
played last Friday:
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Sand Hill.
May Is.

AAAy 49,
Editor New Demin,on
Mrs. Mary McGill returned from
Grafton recently.
Mrs. Abigail Austin was suddenly
taken very Ill last week, DR.. Coombs
was in attendance.
Married on the 30th ult.. at the
residence eff the brides parents, Mr..
Roberts Ellsworth Lowell to Miss
Ella Kerns, daughter Of Nathan
Kerns. b. B. Weaver and a Miss
Shahan acted as attendants. The
bridal party came to Mrs. Lowelps
on the LIST inst, where they had a
dance at night. We supposed that
the doctor" would report the we'd.
ding, as he was present, but he has
failed to do so.
A Mr. Giles, of Washington county,
Pa, has purchased the Thompson
tract of land--lying near the Gum
Springs-and also purchased lum-
Der OF o. p. Jolliife, to erect shanty
on it.
We notice several errors that 90.
Cured in our letter in your issue Of
the 9Th, among which are "Rachael
Holland,' for Rachel Howell and
"Chas. Cox for Lindsey Cox.
Albert Burns is making arrange
ments to run John Rohr's grist-mill;
he sometimes calls at Dickey McKin-
ney's on the way to the mill.
The noted sneak thieves who live
near Carroll school house, having
stolen all that they could lay their
hands on in that section, two Of their
number visited this neighborhood
on the night Of the 9th. They Wis
tied VIM. Howell's milk-house but
found 1t "empty, swept and garn-
ished." They broke into Watt Nc
Bees smoke-house by tearing of
some boards, but failing to find his
meat, they crept into the milk-house
and carried off some butter and
cream. They also invaded Mrs.
Hollis milk house on the same night
and carried a jar Of plum butter out
into the field. Surprising that they
had not discovered her jar Of picked
meat, as it was undisturbed; Mrs.
Holt left it in the milk house. But
the villains returned on the night Of
the 9th and carried that of. The
people of this region are arming
themselves with shot guns, revolvers,
&C., and intend to give them a warm
reception If they return.
We had the pleasure OF attending
the Smell Sunday School, on the 7th
inst. This school meets at 3 D. m.
Sam'l Morris is the efficient Super
intendent; Virgil Vandevort, Assist
ant; w. H. Dorsey, Secretary; Miss
Rachel Howell, Assistant, and c. G..
Howell treasurer We found the
school in a iourishing condition; IS
present.
Will Jennings is the happy father
Of an BIB. daughter.
w. F. Holt leaves for Pennsylvania
to-day.
Rev. Richards will preach at Co.
shen next Sabbath at 1890 a. m.
The funeral of Mrs. Arab Robes
will be preached at Summers Church
on the second Sunday in June, 1t
1890 a. M. by Rev. K. P. Brand.
ALEXIS.
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CHALLENGE.-We the united Nor
gantown and University nine, do
hereby, challenge any base ball
club in the State of West Virginia, to
meet us in match game of base
ball, ON our grounds in Morgantown,
between this and the 10th of June;
or after this date anywhere in the
State, as may be selected by the con-
testants. Address all communica-
tions to this office.
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MARRIED.-Mr. Charley Pride, son
of VIM. Pride, Esq, and Miss Vir-
GINA Watts, daughter of VIM. A.
Watts, all of this place, were married
at Mt. Morris on the 14th. They were
accompanied by Miss Jennie Protz-
man and her brother Ed. c. The Cor
net Band gave the young couple nice
serenade on Monday evening. Char
ley responded nicely and invited the
boys up to Debolt's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-05-20

MEMOIRS MAY WEATHER.-Ven
nors predictions for April were not
so far out of the way after all. A
cool, rainy, disagreeable month, was
what the Canadian prophet foretold,
and those conditions of the weather
have prevailed. The following is
what he says of the probabilities for
May: From the 21st to the Odd
Cold rains again. Changeable week
with alterations of sultry, windy and
cooler weather, Oath and 18th
Strong winds. Severe hail, thunder
and wind storms in western sections.
26th and 9th Weather getting
more unsettled and unsummerlike
than otherwise. 2Sth and 29th-cool,
bleak and backward weather gener-
ally, with heavy rains, wind and hail
storms over both Canada and the
United States. 30th and 31st-Con-
siderable injury done to vegetation
and crops. Snow furries.
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THE M. p. CHuRcH-It is a sub
ject of remark that the M. p. Church
in this place is still unfinished.
While its early completion is to be
very much desired, there are good
and sufficient reasons for the delay.
The membership here is small and
must depend largely for assistance
upon other sections. We learn that
Rev. Cralle has secured an annuity
for this building that will finish it
according to the original de-
sign, but il his health should
permit he will push the work
to completion soon, not waiting for
the amount that would be due each
year from the annuity. For the
great amount of work Mr.. Cralle has
done in the interest of this Church
he has the hearty thanks of his con-
gregation here
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PROGRAMME OF SUNDAY SCHool
INsTITUTE.-The second annual ses
sion of the Sunday School Institute
Of Smithtown circuit, M. E. Church
will be held at Smiths Chapel. May
9th, 1882, commencing at 0 o'clock
a. m.
The following is list Of the topics
for discussion:
l. Benefits of Sunday School In
stitutes. Opened by T. l. McRa.
2. How can we interest the Church
and enlist the services of all the mem
bers.--C. Scott.
8. Expediency of rewards.-W. J.
King.
4. How and what should teacher
study. Grub.
5. The necessity of teachers meet
ing.-E Ford.
6. Duty Of Churches to sustain the
Sunday School.-G. Il Lowe.
7. Should Sunday Schools use
libraries or papers.-C. H. Duncan.
Preparations are being made to
make the occasion interesting and
profitable. A large attendance is
solicited. T. /. McRA.)
j. GRuBB} Committee.
L. w. RoBERTs,
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WANTED. - Everybody suffering
with Coughs, Colds, &c, to try 25c
bottle of Guenther's Lung Healer,
and be cured. Druggists have it.
Ask your druggist for it.
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Ice CREAM.-The ice cream sea-
son has opened up briskly. The two
saloons of this place are doing good
business, and there exists between
them considerable rivalry. Last
Thursday night, Norve Kiger, gave
this office an invitation to taste his
wares, and we must say that his
cream is of a very superior quality.
We would advise our readers to give
him a call. and be convinced that in
quality and quantity, Norve is not
to be out done.
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BY our Special Reporter.


poitant has happened at the Univers-
ity during the past week. 1t is hard
to throw "a charm around such
happenings. Some few things not
savoring of goodness have been done,
and some unexpected disclosures
have been made, but these have not
been altogether a surprise. The
time is now here, when we are taught
by experience to expect almost any.
thing. We would speak no harm of
school nor students. Yet somebody
has been 10 mischief, and have gone
too far. When horses tails are dis.
figured and mutiated, and cows sides
painted, and the janitor's patience
worried, them let "forbearance cease
to be virtue" dumb brutes" and
"s,ch" have been the center of youth.
full sport and mischief for sometime,
and forsooth the brutes are more
ashamed of their appearance than the
boys are of their conduct. Honor to
the old cow that hung down her head
when her sides were covered with
paint; shame to the boy that held his
up, when he had helped put the paint
there. just now the Faculty walk
demurely in chapel and in stole ST.
lence take their seats. This forbodcs
evil to the boys.
The cannons are now drawn
around the armory. Cadets to their
annoyance and discontinue are be-
ing placed on guard duty. There
are nocturnal scenes on the campus
now There the oot-fall in the 81
lent hours of the dead of night bid
us beware. There the serene senti-
mel walks his beat, and faithful keeps
his vigils. There he scowls and
growls at his fate. There in mute
ness and madness he thinks where
he might have been. There he
weighs the impositions of military
discipline, and find the lie heavy on
his heart. There he signs over the
length Of these "tarnal" nights, and
wishes that he was at home in his
mothers cellar eating mint julip.
How boys change with change Of
circumstances There are places in
this town where these boys could
lean on the fence, hang on gate,
walk beat and beat walk for half
a night, complain at the Heetness of
time, then go home and vow they are
not tired, go to bed and sleep not
wink, get up in the morning and go
down street whistling and singing.
Last Friday evening the literary
societies adjourned to attend the
closing exercises of the Morgantown
public school. The Columbian, al
ways premature, had call meeting
at noon and voted to adjourn. The
Parthenons, thinking nothing ought
to be done rashly, waited till the
hour for the regular meeting of the
society. There and then they were
greeted with pressing invitation to
come to the Academy. And hther
did they HE post haste, and there
with commingling Of esteem and
pride did they gaze upon their once
champion brother. Surely never did
they admire more or see him happier
except when, amid hopes and fears,
joy and tears, hnrrahs and huzzas,
gladness and madness, blessings and
curses, losses and gains, he bore off
the victor's palm in prize contest.
or the school he has had under his
care, of the careful training he gave,
of the success he achieved, of his
faithful corps of assistants, and of
the pleasing entertainments and the
successful performances of the last
evening, let others speak.
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FREE SCHOOL ALUMNI.-Having
been appointed a committee by the
Alumni of Cass district to con fer
with members Of the other Alumni
of the county respecting county Or
ganization, we respectfully request
members of the Alumni of the sever
al districts to meet us in chapel hall
of the University, Thursday, juno 8,
at 2 p IN.
HERBERT FLEMING,)
w. H. HART, Com.
j. w. SMITH.
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Bear in mind that the Great
Western Band, of Pittsburgh will be
here Commencement week. All come
and hear It,
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On account of its remarkably deli.
cate and lasting fragrance society
bellies are lond in their praises nj
Floreston Cologne,
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LIST of Jurors drawn on the 18th
day of May, 1882, to attend before
the Circuit Court, June term, 1889.
EAST SIDE.
James Reed. r. Z. Weaver, Philip
Flum, Albert Mayficld, Jos. S. Jenk-
ms, Asa S. O'Kelley, Col. Jos. Sni-
der, Enoch Moor, Ed. Watson, Joseph
Hartman, Thos. Jolliff, Samuel Rob-
ison, Thos. Goodwin, John Pixler,
John H. Bowers, Geo. r. Picken-
paugh, N. w. Berkshire, Levi Shoe
maker.
WEST SIDE.
John Potter, G. w. Smith, j. j.
John, j. Wesley Williams, George
Barb, John Kincaid, Aaron j. Gar
low, Hezekiah Tough, Noah Ridge
way, Armstrong Moore, Chas. Cox,
Melville Courtney.
Teste: A. RAYMOND,
Clerk.
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Levi Jenkins, who has for sew
eral weeks past 9 denizen Of Spruce
street, has removed to Fairmont,
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FARMERS and all interested in
breeding fine horses will find the
stallion Hurricane at home each
Monday and Saturday and at Isaac
Vanvoorhis', Greene county, Pa, each
Wednesday and Thursday.
SO 6-6 DC. HOFFMAN.
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PROGRAMMES OF EXERCISES AT THE
UNIVERSITY DURING COMMENCEMENT
WEEK.-The following is the pro-
gramme for exercises at the Univers-
! ity during Commencement week:
TUESDAY NAY Both.
Ga. m.-Annual examinations be-
gun.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3lsT.
8 a. m. examinations continued.
THURSDAY, JUNE lsT.
ga. m. examinations continued.
FRIDAY, JUNE %.
Ga. DETERMINATIONS continued.
SUNDAY, JUNE 4TH.
IL a. m.-Baccalaureate sermon,
by Rt. Rev. Geo. w. Peterkin, d. d.
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH.
Ga. DETERMINATIONS continued.
6p. m.-Dress parade of Battalion.
8p. m.-Address by G. w. Atkin-
son, Esq.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th.
Ga. DETERMINATIONS continued
6p. m.--Dress parade of Battalion
p. m.-Address by Rev. j. b.
Milford.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7TH.
Ga. DETERMINATIONS completed.
6.p. m.-Dress parade of Battalion.
8 p. m.--Address before the Liter
airy Societies, by Rev. j. L. M. Curry,
d. d., III. D., of Richmond, Va.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8TH.
8 a. m.-Commencement.
2. p. m.-Anniversary Of West
Virginia Historical Society, address
by Hon. VIM. H. Travers.
4 p. m.-Address by Hon. Jas. H.
Ferguson.
6 p. m.-Artillery practice and
military parade.
81 p. m.-Regents' prize contest.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-05-20

GRAND MAY FEsTIvAL.-The ladies
of the M. E. Church take pleasure in
announcing that they will offer to the
public of MorgaLtown and vicinity, a
rare musical treat and entertainment
at Academy hall on Thursday, May
25th, 1882. No pains have been
spared in the selection of talent to
make this one of the most ENJOYABLE
and successful concerts ever given
in this place.
The performance of charades will
add to the variety Of the occasion,
and an exquisite and novel fairy
scene will afford fine spectacle to
the lovers of the beautiful.
The following is the programme:
Grand Overture by the Orchestra-Theodore
Thomas and other eminent Artists.
PART l.
1. Glimpse into Fairy Land.
2. Laughing Trio-Signors Campinini, Corsini and
Galassi.
j. RecitatioA-"Mrs. Samantha Aliens Tour to
New York Village"
S. Recitation-Mrs. Aliens Tour continued
g. Solo-"My Queen Madame Cerster.
7. Saved" IA Temperance Drama.
PARTII
I. "Didst Thou but Know" Materna.
2. Acting Charade.
3. Duet-"Ah fors c lui," Kellogg and Patti.
4. Solo-Nilssen
S. Quartette Spinning Wheel Song" Cary, Patti,
Campanini and Corsini
6. Charade in Tableau
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Bur the Renowned Standard Shirt
for sale only By s. D. Hirschman,
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COMMENCEMENT day June 9Th.

OUR town is beginning to put on
Commencement airs already.
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FINE Line Of Gents Shoes, all
kinds, just new at Hirschman's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-05-20

The teachers of the public school
are now enjoying their we'll merited
vacation.