The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

DR. "A. NJ. KRAMER Will not visit
Greensboro on the first of June, but
will remain in town until July LIST.
The Opera House Orchestra, of
Wheeling, will furnish music for the
Csmmc4rement exercises this year.
j. X. DuRR has improved the looks
Of the iron railing of his porticoes by
the addition Of fresh coat of green
paint.
The Morgantown New DOMINION
10 one Of the handsomest papers COM
ing to our ONCE. And it's as good
AZ it's pretty, too.-Inder.
RKv. A. j. HUNTINGDON, of Column
bian University, will deliver the Bac-
calaureate Sermon this year. 1t will
be delivered on Sunday June 10th.
AMHERST MILLER is having a new
stable erected on his lot on Long
alley, on the site of the one which
was burned down something ever u
year ago. ~
The Board of County Commits
sioners met at the poor house on
Saturday last to consider the pro-
priety of making some needed i'm
provements.
A FEW Of eur young folks had q
dance at Waverley Hall last Wednes-
day evening. All present expressed
themselves as having passed highly
enjoyable evening.
DIS. GEO. B. MORRIS AND A. B.
HALL, Dentists, will be in Morgan
town on the 1st day of June and re-
main Is days. Call early and make
your engagements as they expect to
be busy.
THE marriage of Mr.. Tom. Level
len and Miss Carrie Anderson, daugh-
ter Of the late VIM. Anderson, is an
nounced to take place this (Wednes-
day. evening. We learn they will
reside at Scotttale, Pa.
The Teachers Institute for this
county will be held during the week
beginning June 25th. We think that
this time is much better than in Au-
gust, the time it has been held here
tOforc.
A LARGE number Of Morgantown
people attended the baptizing at
Smells school House last Sunday.
There were 81 baptized; 10 sprinkled
and II immersed. Rev. Helmick
administered the rite.
A CARRIAGE loaded with boys, who
had been attending the baptizing,
broke down just as it started home,
on Sunday. They got it patched up
so that they could come on, bnt care
full driving was necessary,
MoNoNGALIA county voted sub
scription Of $4,000 to aid the Graf
ton and Greenbrier railroad company
in constructing their road to Beverly.
Huntington Republican. Are you
sure Of that Bro. Peterson?
The Protestant Episcopal Mite So
ciety met last Monday night at the
residence of NJ. NJ. Dent. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by the
assembled company. The Society
will meet at Prof. Harvey's next
Monday evening.
THE University grounds and build
ings arc being prepared for Com
mencement. The campus has been
moved smooth. the fence repainted,
and various other Improvements es-
sential to handsome holiday appear
ance have been made.
THE Town Council and Executive
Committee of the University, have
Joined forces and are proceeding to
replace the sidewalk on North Boun-
Diary street between the residences
Of NJ. M. Dent and Miss A. J. Evans.
Robes and son are doing the work.
In our last issue we, through an
oversight, omitted to notice the fact
that the Richie Gazette had passed
its tenth birthday. 1t is one Of the
most ably edited papers in the State,
and we wish for it and it's genial
and accomplished editor long life
of prosperity.
THERE is considerable number OF
Of cases Of Typhoid fever in town.
Among those afflicted with the dread
disease, are Miss Hattie Sidwell, Miss
Abb.A Dawson, A. M. Bainbridge,
Jacob Protzman, George Kiger, Dor
sey and Lucy Slime, and several 9th
ers are threatened with it.
Mr.. T. NJ. BRANNER, of the Cincln-
natl Safe and Lock Co., is in town.
He has been putting up the iron work
Of the Second National Banks new
vault. This when finished will be
one Of the most complete structures
of the kind in this portion of the
country. It surely will be burglar
proof and fire proof if anything can
be made 60.
On Tuesday. June 5th., it being
the first Tuesday in the month, the
presidents Of the various Boards OF
Education Of this county will meet
in Msrgantown, for the purpose Of
confirming q Board Of Examiners,