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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

A little girl was visiting in the coun-
try, and for the first time witnessed the
operation of milking. Watching the
proceeding intently for a while, she
inspected the cow infinitely, and then
launched the poser: "Where do they
put it in ?"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

Sponge Cake, No. -Four eggs,
three cups of sugar, one cup Of water
four cups of flour, one-half teaspoon
Of yeast powder.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

Sponge Cake, No. 1.-Two cups
powdered sugar, two cups of flour
well mixed with two teaspoonfuls
cream tartar, one teaspoonful soda, six
eggs to the sugar and flour stir quick
ly, and bake in two pans; flavor with
lemon. BERTH.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

Character is power; it makes
friends, creates funds, draws patron
age and support, and opens a sure
way to honor; wealth and happiness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
JOHN KELLY TAKES ruErL,or
All About a Dog.
Jecial to the Examiner.

SpGCIlI % thr ENAmincr.
Crawford, july S.-W. Il. Sradcr, who
is IL candidate for constable and Robert
Kelley, engaged III I fsty-cutf few days
since over dog. Srader hlgckc
Kelley eye, and Kelley struck Sradci
with rock. The case was before Ju>-
ticc smith to-diy. Sradcr was fined 81
and cost, and Kelley "as put under
bond for his appearance at court.
The foundation # the Nj. f.. church
which cost 400, is being laid and every.
thing bids fair for u nice church.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

Mr.. L.. j. Piiest, OF Durham, y. H.,
was afflicted with rheumatism for nearly
twenty years. lie tiled St. Jacobs on,
the great conqueror OF pain, and was
completely cured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
ar CHICAGO.
The Convention Affects n
Temporary Organ
iZntiOn.
Hon. r. B, Hubbard Elected Tenn
pOr airy Chairman
Vive VoCe.

ing roll call was presented. Grady. of
New York, presented an amendment
that the chairman of the del CATION
shall. after roll call. rive EXPRESSION of
the individual vote.
Fellows rrud thr ,ustrurtious of tbn
New Yorl; state convention. shrwir1
thai d,leyntrs ara b,und tn ,.nfa -. -
,,,i4 u,,th III, v';.I.n. 49,, H. ,,,.,;,,,..
,I;a .,,,,,', ,,i,,',,.,.i -
A,nn,a,,5,"a,,t ,l,,. ,,,o,,l,n',,. ,,..,.
y" '''o a.,
.u,' . . ma no sou 'i."' Iu"uGe No'e
'''i "'e' 'he 'o'"' Nu'e h'N Gu "a"
ho"uotu' Hra,'!' vi Ne" i"ih' HAS
taken lhe moor 10 Spedh I'D oppoSi'loli'
Mf. GRADY stlu mat lh're was great
! danger; that through political machln.
cry the honest voice of New ork would
b.. stiiled heers aud hi SEES
Mr. GRADY closed with AN eloounnt
appeal that New York should hnyn the
right To be henrd l. the convention.
IN n m MIR. DnnlIttlr rf ,Visron..
sin. t,nI, the floor He ,,il .uv. a..,+a
has tba ,ioht In tha co,,n,,finn+o cav
how il shC7,lj bo ,o,roa,ut.l H.. i
| /, ,yinr ia, waite, viii M, V,,l,
iN"' '"E 'iio n'"'.e. "''A -,e" ~ ~ a..
y, ii' Nv ino.t"'i :" '.loi ~ VIZ
o a,, , ~ VI ian Ha'ion was io9'
H. 4 I
' ''. ~
p|eo,t, rae. - p'''lS "a.,' 10
io,r "e"p1', uy wy optU"v,ls ~ ~,
to irdc,t', ,,a, t,, ,ono,t to,ne, -, ne
son,hern deIn,r,tns ia tn",a,d N,,vord or
| NrDnnnld md r. this nnl tho.e WIN
have hn.n stn,tlnd at rho siln and charar-
fer of the Clryclnnd movement are now
working. Indiana is being urged TO
stand by their iayoritr, ana not to be
temptei from their present line OF nc
tion by vice presidential office. CaI-
Isle arrived from Washington this morn
ing, and goes 10 swell the active force OF
revenue reiormers on the ground. The
committee ON resolutions Is geheraily
..,,"n,;,.' , 'In,tnr, "n,,,nirs ra,,
lists of both views. and number whost
position has not yet been clearly ueilneG
in any action OF the committee. There
will be majority and minority lcport
and it is now believed the subject may
lave To he brought out or the floor OF
the convention. Another CT the things
which now appears certain TO occur is "
light in open convention over the unlt
rule, ana Notwithstanding thc claims
made yesterday by the l"mihahy people,
the Cleveland people declare they aic
il IVA nroc majority.
me- onnroach Of fine hour for fin, as
semhling NJ the conveution VA, marked
NV tha trivial If delc,utes in luroe
| I!,,;a',.,nd - ,rraot rueh Of r0,,,I.,t+ ba
d do,v 1sr WIN r,ovnkeI commission. ''
0T Th w. nr,;,,,I ~ ttho CnI;tornia 5ola,o.
49,, no ".,i,", W hanNnr ~ tho;r Iaad
.'on Ini Jug Jug enot nf nn '.n,''
piovoee' WY no. ~ ", w.
siusn III .hc oouy W. .no '' r'' ai'''
',,e cheering was heai'y' tno piesetlce
OF ols'lhSu'she" men ieanlne vac
ueieHates 40 NOT appear W pc caught II!
the 'o"a ana there wa, no ppia'lse t.
mark their arrival: mus held true TN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

! va WV INNiillN bll' W a.
shall preside over the deliberations,
% HE convention witu absolute i'm.
par iAlitH in that SPIRIT and to that
end | have been directed 10y the un-
ahimous vote of the National Couvcn-
tlon 20 name the
HON. RICHARD u. HUBBARD.
OF Texas, for temporary chairman of
this Convention. A, manv as favor
! the election OF Hon. X. Il. Hubbard
tor temporary chairman will say aye,
| contrary no.
Hon. Il. Il. Hubbard, OF Texas. is
unanimously elected temporary chair
man OF this convention. The chair
appoints Hon. Is, +. Jonas, ct Louis
lana; Hon Geo. 4. Barnes, Of Gcor-
| gia, and Hon. Abram :. Hewitt. of
New York, Il committee to wait upon
| Mr. Hubbard and Conduct him to the
char. Gentlemen OF the conventions,
| have the distinguished honor
of presenting TO this convention,
Zion. Richard b. Hubbard. OF Texas,
llectcd a. an absolutely impartial tempo
rarv chairman OF the convention. Mir
| iiuhhIrd in taking the chair, rave
thanks Tor the honor done him, and
which he accepted, not as a tribute TO
| himself. but Il compliment To the great
state from when he camc--a state which
| was absolutely cosmopolitan in every
fibre. The Democratic party, in All it.
elements. was the same rs II was when
| founded hy the trainers OF The COnstitu-
| tinn nColly quarters of Il century
ago. Men died rs the leaves in autumn.
but the principles underlying Liberty and
sci government are eternal, and the prin.
cplrs that uhdcrlc the Democratic paitS
| could not peri:h from the carth. although
theil authors might cease 10 BE-, Ap.
| plausr.
In discussion between Fellows ami
Kelly as to the manner OF their election
as delegates, Kelly said the manner wa
alike, but under Mr.. Fellows opinion uo
(Kelly) was 10 haye no represent ttion
excepting through Nj. Fellows
john KELLY TAKES THE FLOR.
John Kelly took the tloorat 20 amid
great applause. He thanked the con-
ventiOn for the Liberal views Expressed
AMI said the action of the state OF NV
York left him with no alternate but tc
appeal to the convention. He hope
that the counties interested would not
! be ii ,franchised.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
KASSoN APPOINTED,

Berlin, July S.-The appointment Of
Krsson, minister to Germany, created
an excellent impression here
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

Ladies approve OF your smoking Lit
tie JOKER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

Will. II I RIM Is ,audi tate tov Constable
al Prrciuct ~. /, MclcuuHu county, subject
to the action OF the democratic party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

Nhr kilrc} act A. purifiers of the blond, ana
when their lunctioia are int"rierrrd with
THROUGH weakness they need t,uiug. Thcy g.
como hcalthfully active b. the rs OF Hostel
ter. stomach Bttrrs, when falling snort I
relief nom other sources This superb stIu-
ua'mg t"u al-o presents and arrests foyer
IN Hguc consultation. liver complaint, dy--
rcu-ji ii'i matlsm Hnd other ailments For
sale hy AIN bruggists and Dealers gene rally.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
COMMISSIONER PRECINCT no. l.
COUNTY ATTORNEY

-. II. HARDY, we are an horilri to an
uouuCr Is aCdndldntc tor County Attorney OF
McLrnnan county, sul jrct to The actlOr OF the
Democratic party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

|Hgeate lay the illustration this pump
rom M bottom Of well or cistcrn,
Co,,Iy movement ,tirs the water from
Pp'to'l, amt thus by the continuous IN
t"n - fresh air prevents staPnNtloh
" NE water fresh aud pure. IL also
water already etagnant, destroys wig
- ehd lakes the water 80 good a. eve g..
lAD.
ole exclusively by RIPLEY i II RNEi,
5 10 Farm indictments and Machinery.
SIN STREET, WACO, Thai
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
PROVES THE QUALITY or

PROVES THE QUALITY OF
Blood and cnricheS 1t. and isthero-
fine inriyOIdnt and correcfiEc
asesof all chronic HiHiddicS which
associated with an IMPOvEIIISnlD
LEop VuE BLOOD. These all yield
pereguiat.ug ana nouriShing prop
es OF lis great food tonic Clements.
bmpensaiesioc the loss 0f rit0i;iU,
pcel BY COnSi,,I. piiOn, tdfdirh or
nehidl and Thi'Om 0HcctjonS. -
Svmeiy Fcn.in inc Dcbiifv and
15urse the Eeuidic phVsiquc for
losses of piiuIifu accom- pGny-
complaints ,,eruiidr 10 the sea.
hers nursing their own chitdreH,
de'irdfe irOpieH who expect TO
me mothers and bring up ri9Or-
hiidrcn should by all means use
Va WiH restore sufferers prom
val or NercOS PrOStrdtiOn arts
from Orcr-WOrk, Lrcessos or
rdctcd Discuss. 1t UiN cure
nkenness and the opium, Habit
as the appetite grows healthier
Il digestion moro vigorous through
tnse OF this Tonic. the unnatural
Wing dies away until totally eS-
lei. IL is highIu bcnviridI la Lircr
NJ plants. Mdi0riuI Fcrrr. and
Il MnIdridl Disease: and for tho
,bil!latins effects OF !'crcr OF ann
Iipf Il has M r,adi. 1t ropn;rS
Asfc, improves Dig siion n,d IN
Mite. aud alIor.s Tie DuNpeptic In
Md au easily cSsiniia6ie article
'fOOd; ana ~ 30 piruslnt 10 tnc Lasv
~ the most sensitive palate Will not
feet It.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

kltll ARD II II NRRlSON, at the request of
cttilcus of Mel nn'u county, is an
u"Uhrti as "a candidate for senator from the
twenty second senatorial district. subject to
the action ct tha Democratic Convention.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
REPRESENTATIVE.

J.. JONES - a candidate tor the lower
house ol the Legislature IT, represent Mel Len
nan county su.J tito the action of the bono
t'iptiV lattN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
COUNTY CLERK.

JOHN W. HAktR, he present incumbent,
Is Il candidate tor the office OF County Clerk of
nlcLennan county. subject to the action of the
Democratic lalty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09

30 ELLISON IL u candidate for the Office Of
Shcilll oi Mcirhnan county, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democratic PARTY,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
ANNOU Nc EN- NNTS.
FOR SENATOR

FOR SENATOR
RICHARD II HARRISON, at the request of
citizens of Mel imam county, is an
u"uncrd as a candidate for senator from the
Twenty second senatorial district subject To-
the action ct thu Democratic Conventions
FOR FLOAIER.
Ar rls SOLICITATION OF trtcn through
nut thus district. l.. t. FOSTER " IL be
a candidate for recollection to the l.. .sl>jaturr
~ PICTORIAL Representative from the sixty
second district, composed of the counties OF
rails, Mrl.cnuHu and Limestone subject to
the notion Of the Democratic party
REPRESENTATIVE.
l.. \ JONES t-a candidate tor the lower
house at the Legislature To- represent Mcl.rn-
man county su.J ct the action of the bono
COUNTY JUDGE.
q. Il. GER N.p isa candidate Tor rc-cler-
t,"n To- the Office of county Judge, subject to
IN" action ct the Dtnuc ratio party
WM.W EVAN We are a11th0T1ZeI IN
announce WA. " Evans AS n candidate for
he office ui County Judge of McI.eni an cutln-
" subject To the action 81 the Democratic
Mty
DISTRICT JUDGE
l.. a. MCkENNEN, we are authorized to an
n"uncc, Is 4 candtdate Tor District Judge OF
the ourtccnth judicial District, sub iect to
the action of the Democratic party.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce W. Nj
FlOi HNON candidate Tor District Judge OF
the Ninctccuth Judicial District to he COM
posed OF the counties OF Mclcnnan amt Falls,
subject t"a Democratic nomination.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce "
t'A'tN As cahiiiatr tor ic-clccton To the Of
nee 81 District Judge OF the district composed
OF ia" counties Ct McLcnhan and Falls, sub
jcct to thr action ct the Democratic party.
SHERIFF..
" 7 HARRIS ~ It cnndiI htc Tor rr-rIee-
tiun Ia the othcr Ot ShcrIf ot Ncl.rnnan county
subject to the action OF the Democratic party
30. kOSE il Il candidate for the Office OF
sheriff at the coming election, subject to the
acton OF the Democratic party.
VAN HALL, we are authorized to announce,
Is candidate Tor the oniCc OF Shern of Me
Lehman county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
10 ELLISON ia candidate for the Office Of
Shcril of Mclcnnan county, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democratic PARTY,
TREASURER.
j. II. WALLACE. the present Incumbent.
announces himself for rc-eicction to the Office
Ut County treasurer subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
lR. j. IL. CALDWELL IL IA candidate for
thr ONCE ui Treasurer oi McI.cnuau county
| subject To the action of the Democratic party
COUNTY CLERK.
| Join W. HAktk, he present incumbent,
| is Il candidate Tor thronicc OF County Clerk of
| McLeuuan county. subject to the action of the
democratic Iatly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
TREASURER.

l'k. j IL. CALDWELL Is IA candidate for
thr once al Treasurer III McLCnuau county
subject To the action of the Democratic party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-09
COUNTY JUDGE.

q. Il. GERALD j. candidate for rc-clec-
tom to- the office of County Judge subject to
III" action oi the Democratic party
VI. ~ ~ We are authorized to
announce Nu. Evans As candidate for
he office ui County Judge of Mclen AN cuun-
Y, 'uhjcct To- thr action OF the Democratic
Nrty
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31
UNIyEasSlTY NEWS.
By OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.

The commencement programmes
are here, and are very nicely gotten
up.
The prospects for co education are
Frightening. Those who oppose it
would better stand from under"
Will there be a University Daily
this year? We have heard nothing
of it SO far. Mr.. Hodges furnished
us good paper last Commencement
and we suggest that he try it again.
The idea of walking to Fairehance
has been abandoned bv the cadet
corps. A Jew may go atoot, but the
greater number will be taken over by
Mr.. Carraco. They start on Thurs
day the 18th.
The Regents Prize Essays are now
in the hands of the committee, await
ing their decision. Rev. Mr.. Finney,
Rev. Mr.. Crawford and Lieut. Rich
mond are the judges. There are but
four contestants.
The new catalogues are models of
typographical beauty, neatness and
accuracy. The appendix containing
Prof. Whites notes on the Geology of
West Virginia, taken in the excur-
sions of his last years class, is a
most valuable document.
The Senior class returned on Sun
day from their geological excursion.
Their travelstained apparel, and
sombre countenances made recogni-
ton difficult, even to us. their school
mates. They left Prof. White at
Wheeling where he is employed by a
company TO locate gas well.
The boys are in Mysteries so TO
speak over trip by cadet with his
fair one, to Mt. Morris last Saturday,
on which occasion. it is reported the
connubial knot was tied and the
twain made one. 1t has proved to
be hoax, however, and what promised
to furnish the numerous gossips of
Morgantown with first class seusa-
ton, has resulted in their utter dis
comftnre.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31
Co-Education Mt the University.

The question of education at
the West Virginia University-ad-
hitting young women on equal terms
with young mems being agitated
by the Register and other newspapers
Of the State. AS there is abundance
Of room at the University to accom-
modate all, we see no good reason why
the young ladies of the State SHOULD
not be admitted and given the same
opportunity to acquire an education
as the young men. This is now the
rule at some of the leading colleges
of the country, and at Bethany Col
lege, where for several years ladies and
gentlemen have been admitted on the
same footing, the result has been
highly satisfactory, both to the man.
ayers and patrons Of that celebrated
institution of learning. The Board
of Regents of the University meets on
the 9TH Of June, and we hope they
may see the proprety of adopting
this course. BY all means give it q
trial
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31

been called for Mondayncxt, to make
the subscription Of $4,000 voted
/, by the people OF that county to the
capital stock of such road, and, as
will be seen by formal notice In this
issue, special session of the County
Court Of this county is called for the
28th mat, at which the subscription
of 100000 voted by Marion county
will be asked for. As soon as these
subscriptions are secured, it is nnder-
stood that the whole line will be put
under contract, and the completion
of this road, toward which the people
of this valley have so long and so
ardently looked will then only be a
matter of few months time.-Fair-
mont index.
Referring to the same matter, the
Fairmont Vest Virgiaian says: The
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has. gone as far now
as il can toward securing us a road
down the Monongahela Valley. 1t
can do nothing more on its own re-
sources. Nothing more should be
required of it. 1t has done well. 1t
has made all the preliminaries, and
is now waiting for the aid that it ex-
poets and has been promised by the
voters of the county. The success of
the enterprise depends altogether
upon the action Of the County Court
at its special session next Wcdnes-
day. On that day it will be asked
to subscribe the one hundred thou
sand dollars for the building of the
road, which amount, it will be re-
membered, was voted by the people.
The Court, we have no doubt, will
carry out the wishes of the voters,
and if it does, nothing then remains
to be done but to put the whole line
of road under contract and build it
as rapidly as money and men can
do so. Some of our taxpayers
would be glad if the Court would
withhold its aid, but in view of the
fact that large majority voted in
favor Of subscription, we think the
Court will hasten to provide for the
payment Of the money. Not dollar
will he lost to the county, and after
the road is completed and in opera
ton all the people will rejoice over
rather than regret what its construc-
ton cost them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31
WeaATOF THE DAY.
rs Rapidly Becoming the Uni.
versal Query i'm Connection
with the Republican COnyen-
tiOn i'm Chicago.

AS June draws near the interest
in the Republican National Conven-
ton increases, and the almost univer-
sal query is, "who is going to be NOM
mated at Chicago?" A few weeks
will tell, but meantime all who can
get away are going, the remarkably
low rate made over its entire system
by the B. q 0. meeting with great
favor and q general desire to profit
by it. To know as to details, when
tickets go on sale and how long to be
good for the return trip, and such
like information, is naturally much
sought after, and here it is:-Round
trip tickets at one-half the regular
fare, or one fare for the round trip,
will go on sale at all stations on the
Baltimore and Ohio main line, divis
ions and branches, on Thursday, May
Doth, and will be sold thence any day
up to and including Monday, June
End. The Convention meets June 3D..
For the return trip the tickets will
be good at any time, on or after June
Sd, until Friday, June 18th. or the
week following convention week.
This is the most liberal limit upon
the tickets, and one which, cannot
but again prove to all interested, that
the B. & 0. is always to be counted
upon for meeting the requirements of
every occasion. Not only in rates has
the solid old Company come to the
front with unexampled vim and vigor,
butin everything which can add to the
comfort and convenience of those at
tending the convention.
With its enormous facilities in the
way of equipment, almost no end of
cars and trains can be provided, and
when it comes to motive power, the
fast runners are right at home on one
of the finest track systems out of
doors.
The B. & O. depot in Chicago is so
exceedingly handy to the convention
building--practically next door--that
no road in the city can equal it in
point Of accessibility. Another great
advantage lies in the fact that the
B. & 0. has its own depot used ex-
clusively for its own trains. When
the time for departure comes after
the convention proceeding are at an
end, there is inevitably rush to the
depots. In such depots where there
are various roads, one can readily i'm
agine the confusion which must exist
and the consequent risk of getting
upon the wrong trains. Nothing Of
this kind can occur at the B. & O.
depot, where the platforms are spac-
ious and where there is no crowding
and jamming to get through narrow
gates and being showed back with
the discouraging announcement that
it is mot your train" The agents
of the b. Il 0. everywhere will gladly
furnish any and all information, as
regards trains, time Of departure and
the like, and room for all, with every
attention and courtesy may be dc
! pended upon.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31
Union District Ahead.

DOUBLE WEDDING NEAR LAUREL IRON
WORKS LAST INTERCHANGEABLE
TIoNs FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.
LAUREL IRON Works, May 24.-On
last Thursday evening our commune
ty was thrown into quite spirit of
speculation. People along the road
ran to their doors and windows to
see what was causing such a commo-
ton in the elements. They capped,
gasped and stared when they beheld
long wedding procession advancing
toward Mr. Leonard Warman's to get
the important words said, that makes
the man the possessor of "some-
thing that illumines or blights his
numbered years.
Ofcourse the former in this instance
is the happy faculty possessed by the
fortunates. The excitement was fin
ally arrested and we are now ready
to report very interesting double
wedding at the above named parsons
The actors in the dual drama were
Mr.. S. G. Smell and Miss Bette
Lyons, and Mr.. G. E. Brand and Miss
Fife Pixler
We learn they had been picnicing
at Camp Eden during the day, and
number Of their friends accom-
panied them TO witness the ceremony
and to take a lesson in the great
tragedy"
Our community extends to the
newly welded congratulations and
wish them long prosperous and hap
Ply voyage through life
Who will be the next to follow
these gents? Two more deserted oul
single ranks-yet, as Longfellow
says: "We learn to lose them and
shudder not" neither do we depart
or wish to depart from our solitary
way.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31

The Wheeling MtcHigencer is still
lending its kindest assistance to the
movement which is meant to do the
University all the harm possible. If
the Institution should be thoroughly
Republicanized, our cotemporary's
objection to it would be met. All the
trouble arises out of the unwillingness
of the Board of Regents to do this
Kand,oha Gazette.
There is only one thing, this sea
son, that seems to be more prolific
throughout the State than apple
blossoms, and that is the number of
fellows who think they can run a
University.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-05-31

All Of the indications point to the
nomination of p. w. Morris, Of the
Richie Gazette, as the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Fourth
District. He is on the wrong side
to win, but he is a pleasant gentle
man all the same.-Kanapha Ga
zette.
There is no man in whose success
the Press of West Virginia would
take more delight than in "Press''
Morris. We could even bear to see
him Republican Congressman-if
tothcr fellow was not Democrat.