The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-23

CONSIDERABLE interest is manifest
cd in the trial of the Hoard case now
in progress.
THE students are all gone to their
homes and are missed very much by
every one here.
MoRGANTowN Female Seminary.
The next school year will commence
Wednesday,. Sept 9Th, 1882.
Rev. N. d. HELMIcK will baptize
number Of persons at Kennedy's and
ut Calvary on the Sth of July.
DR.. A. M. KRAMER will not visit
Greensboro on the first of June, but
will remain in town until July 1st.
QUARTERLY Conference for sub dis
tiict No. l, NJ. P. Conference, will
meet at Palatine tomorrow, Thurs
day.
THE Teachers Institute for this
county meets on next Monday Prof
U. S. Fleming, Of Fairmont, will con-
duct it.
JUDGE HENRY BRANNoN is holding
court here this week, he and Judge
Fleming having exchanged circuits
on account of having been counsel in
some OF the cases pending.
MARRrrD.-June 18th, 1883, by
Rev. T. H. Trainer, Mr.. VIM. /. Cox
and Miss Laura H. Courtney, both
of this county. The New DOMINION
tenders congratulations and best
wishes.
The coming Fourth of July cele-
bration promises to be one of the
grandest times ever in Morgantown.
Every arrangement is being made
toward making it decided success
in every respect.
HIRscHMAN, the clothier, requests
us to call attention to the style and
prices of his furnishing goods, and
also, that spring goods must be clos
ed out at any price to make room
for another stock.
The plastcring of the NJ. P. Church
is rapidly approaching completion.
1t is pronounced by all to be an ex-
cellent piece Of work. Messers.
Weatherwax and Boydston evidently
understand. their business.
The soldiers re union and celebra-
ton ON the Fourth bids fair to be
one of the greatest occasions Nor
gantown has seen for many q day.
We are requested to extend cordial
invitation for every one tv attend.
AFTER the first issue in July, the
New DOMINION will appear two days
later in the week. 1t will then reach
a majority of its subscribers in the
county at the same date it does uns
der the present arrangement and can
give later local news.
FREE Toll ON THE BRlDGE.-The
Board OF Directors of the Morgan
town bridge have decided to make
the bridge free on the Fourth. Every
soldier and his family, and all must
clans are invited to use the bridge free.
This is certainly liberal and com
nendable move on the part of the
Board.>
WHEN a person buys liquor he
pays cash. that which he buys will
ruin himself aud family. When the
same man buys a paper he wants
it on credit; the latter tends to make
home pleasant and of course should
never be paid for. We know of sew
eral such persons.-Telegram. We
regret TO say that the above refers to
some Of our own citizens.
The railroad from Weston to
Buckhannon was completed on Sat-
urday, June 9th. We see by the
Buckhannon papers the day was
celebrated with great demonstration.
Hon. Geo. H. Moffett was orator of
the day, and several other distin-
guished gentlemen took part in the
exercises. A magnificent banquet
was given by the ladies Of the town.
A MATCH game of base ball will
be played here on the Fourth of July,
between the Rough and Ready club
Of this place, and the Lafayette club
ofUniontown. The knowing ones in
sporting matters, say that this will
be one Of the best games Of ball ever
seen here. Both clubs have well earn
ed regulations. Our club. has never
yet been beaten, and we trust that
they will see to it that they are tri
umphant on the Fourth.
A GRAFTON special of Monday
says: The West bound passenger
train on the Parkersburg branch
struck and instantly killed VIM.
Hester, near Bridgeport, about nine
o'clock tonight. The body was hor-
ribly mutilated and presented a
sickening sight, when picked up by
the train men and conveyed to his
home, a short distance from the
scene of the accident. Hester was
farmer, aged about As years, and
leaves wife and five children. He
was drunk when killed and had been
on a nrotractad Snrap