The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-05-26

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WORK on E. C. Allenders new mill
is progressing finely. j. Perry Berk
shire is doing the frame work.
T. PlcxEkrAUeH is having the eel.
lar of his store thoroughly cleaned
and renovated; an improvement long
needed.
The Board of County Commission
ers met on Monday to examine and
certify the returns of last Tuesdays
election.
A GENTLEMAN informs us that there
are net less than four dudes in Nor
gantown. We do not know how it is
ourselves.
ANOTHER cool wave struck us
Monday evening. We understand
as yet that there has been no dam
age done to the fruit.
FRONT Street has three members of
the present town council. That
thoroughfare should be kept in good
order during the coming summer.
WHAT is the reason we have no
ball games this fine weather? Why
cant the R. d R. and the 43 to 10
club get up game? just Cor fun
ysu know.
aPEAcH Blossom" our Easton cor
respondent will oblige us greatly by
sending her name to this Office. We
really can't publish anything without
the authors true name.
SAMUEL HACKNEY late Sheriff OF this
County has squared up his accounts
with both State and County to the
cent. This q more prompt settlement
than has been made for long time
THE p. 4 II. train went through
the bridge into Hughes river near
Huntsville. last week. All on board
escaped with their lives, though the
engineer and Conductor were badly
bruised.
DRs. GEO. B. Norris AND A. B.
HALL, Dentists, will he in Morgan
town on the LIST day of June and re-
main Is days. Call early and make
your engagements as they expect to
be busy.
WRIaHT's grocery is headquarters
for all kinds of family supplies: dried
beef, hams, canned goods and every
thing else Finest line of candies in
the place. Large assortment of to-
bacos and cigars.
The five months old son of Prof
Geo. d. Purinton, mention of whose
illness was made in these columns
last week died at their home in
Greeneville, S. c., on the 18th. We
extend our sympathy to the bereaved
parents.
The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
congregation will hold a festival in
the basement of their Church on
Thursday evening the oath, inst.
Admission 5.cts. Refreshments 25
cents. All are cordially invited to
attend.
A SLIGHT snow fell here this tues
day. morning. We learn from a
travelling gentleman that there was
from two to three inches Of snow in
parts Of Ohio yesterday. This GER
tainIy is spell of weather for the
22d Of May.
A GAME Of Base Ball was played Oh
Friday between a scrub nine from
town and a nine, all of whose mem
bers reside up Decker's Creek. The
town boys having had better training
we're successful. The score stood:
AZ to 10.
H. H. MANsBACH, famous merchant
tailor, Of Wheeling, visited Morgan
town the first time last week. He
received . number Of orders while
here. Though he left an order with
us for printing, we would prefer to
see our people patronize our own
tailors.
COMMENCEMENT OF CIRCUIT Court.
The next Circuit Court for Mon
ongalia county will be opened on
Thursday, the 14th day Of June,
1889, but no juries or witnesses will
be required until Friday the 18th Of
June 1883. BY order Of the Judge Of
said court A. RAYMOND.
Clerk.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS There will
be meeting Of old soldiers held at
Charley Finnell's office on Saturday
next 1.-THE 26th) to make arrange
ments for a grand reunion on the
Fourth of July. The matter is in
the hands of gentlemen who will no i
doubt make it grand success. All
soldiers are cordially invited to at
tend both meetings.
REV. w. R. LONG, the State Bible
Agent, spent Sabbath in town attend
ing the twentieth anniversary Of the
Monongalia- Bible Society. Mr.. |
Long is . very pleasant old gentle
man and an earnest enthusiastic
worker in the Bible cause. The So
ctety here 10 only one of the numer-
Gus auxiliary Societies in various
parts of the State. He visits each |