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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-21
Wise GIeanings.

WISE, w. VA, June l3.A-Thc dry
weather is hurting vegetation in this
vicinity, and If rain docs not come
soon it will suffer greatly.
Mrs, Sadie Dean, of Wadcstown,
is visiting IN town. She is the guest
of Mrs. N. j. Staggers,
Thomas Longstreth and wife were
visiting ut A. +. Minors last week.
w. +. Staggcrs is suffering with
q bad cold at the present time. We
hope to see him soon well again.
A. I. Minor is rs busy as bee in
his blacksmith shop now.
Phillip Patterson. from Ohio, is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Ben. Harker has purchased a fine
watch.
Thomas Mobley has been sick for
some time. We hope to see him we'll
again soon.
VIM. Tcnnent Is erecting new
dwelling in town.
Woodruff and Morris are putting
n new bolt Ia their mill.
John Strosnider is ueandering
about town as happy as lark.
Samuel Morris is erecting new
for Eli Collins.
j. w. Woodruff WHO has been to
for the past few days on
business hns returned.
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Doines About New Brownsville.

New BROWNSVILLE, June 13.-We
had a much needed rain last Tues
day and also some more Wednesday,
and now all are happy again.
Geo. Davis finished another new
wagon few days ago, and has an
other one in his shop. George is q
boss workman.
Titus Lemlcy has been busily en-
gagged making frames and window
sash for j. B. Furman's new house at
Mooresville.
John d. Lewellen, our entcrprising
blacksmith at Browns mills moved
to Granville last Tuesday. Sorry to
lose John, and think that certain
young gent at Andy is also very sorry.
Mrs. Anna Tenant and son were
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lemley,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Till, Davis left to-day for an
extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Wright.
4. G. Henkins and Peter Chalfant
are visiting relatives in Iowa and
other western States.
Miss Louie Tenant has arrived
homo from Morgantown where she
has been attending the Seminary the
past term.
Hurrah for Davis for Prosecuting
Attorney.
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Flickersyilie.

FLIcKE.svIrLE, June l7sEN. +.
Shafer is expected home from Iowa
In q few days, where he has been
seeking n location for the last month.
George Morgan is rusticating at
home, where he intends TO remain
some time.
Helen McElroy, of Worthineton,
Marion county, visiting her father,
Vim. Mcislrov, at present.
Henry Kyle, Of ,Smithileld, Pa,
spent last week with his brother in
law, Ben. Long
The howls Of the dogs no longer
disturb our peaceful slumber-causc:
t'pizcn.n
Some of our farmers have been
supplying themselves with new farm.
ing machinery preparatory to har-
vesting.
Thomas Wilson and G.. W. Morgan
arc off on a visit to friends and rcia.
tions in and about Riyesville, Marion
county.
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Vaas, solo cornet; j.. Voeglor, alto:
john Fisher tuba; ID. Vaas. tenor
drum; 4. Gruber, cymbals, and J. w.
Reddall. bass drum.
The Alumni Association met at 2
+. NJ. on Wednesday the llth. Little
business was done except appointing
the necessary committees, and the
Association adjourned until Thurs
day the 18th at $50 a. NJ. A session
of about an hours length was held
after which the Association adjourned
until , p. NJ, in order that the mem
bers might attead the Commence
ment exercises. The next meeting
Of the Association will be held in
Wheeling in January. The following
resolutions were passed at the meet
ing here:
Resolced, LIST, That we respectfully
request the faculty of the University
to publish the names and addresses
ofthe Alumni in the annual catalogue
as formerly. And in this view the
Association hereby agrees, through
its President and Secretary, to pre-
pare and furnish to the Faculty in
time for publication, the list Of names
and addresses of its members.
End, That it Is the matured con
viction of this Association, based
upon the past history and present
condition Of the University, that its
present interest and future welfare
imperatively demand the election Of
a president, whose duties shall be
neither merely nominal nor local. >
Sd, That it is the sense OF this
Alumni Association that it is highly
proper they be represented on the
Board Of Regents, and suggest the
following plan looking to that end:
The Board of Regents to consist OF
twelve members, four to be elected
by the people one from each Congress,
sional district, four to be appointed
by the Governor Of the State one
from each Congressional district, and
four to be elected by and from the
Alumni Association of which last, no
two shall be from the same county.
The Wheeling Opera House Or
chestra aud Brass Band delighted us
with its usual excellent music. The
members of the band are all gentle
men and have many friends in Nor,
gantown.
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Vaudeville.

MAIDsvITLE, june 16.--T There ia TO
boa new grocery at this place. Tom.
Tapp 10 going into the huekster and
grocery business.
The Smyth boys are going to move
their engine from their saw mill to
the grist mill. They say they can
buy the lumber for their shop cheaper
than they can saw IL.
Gardens are looking nice and green
since the late showers, and some Of
the people are too.
j. w. Smyth and VIII Hart nre
going to Grafton and Webster next
week. Wonder what takes the boys
up there SO much?
The Literary Society hero has adj
journcd until fall.
The Bakers Ridge singing school
has quito an attraction for some OF
our Vaudeville boys.
z. r. Lazzell has bought a new
buggy, and Tom Lazzcll has been
buying fat cattle.
Wheat is looking fine, and harvest
will soon be here, but corn is rather
sickly looking.
d. L. Hunt lost his gum coat COM
ing home from Commenccmcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Winters have
departed for their new home at Della
ware, Ohio. The bride and groom are
both well known and highly esteemed
here. Their many friends join in
rendering best wishes for their future
happiness.
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paddytown PrattIe.


TADDyTowN. juno 1--we have
had quite a quiet town for some time.
There was some frost seen Sunday
morning. r
Joseph Hall has traded his mare
for q yoke OF ca,slc. liz is going to
haul legs.
The iirm OF Cunningham, Pixler
and Burbridge win soon have their
store room done.
Marshall Johnson has the colt og
the season,
George Gamble has purchased q
horse worth 30 cents for 20 cents.
Wonder IL we couldn't have tho
new court house IN Padt'ytown, it
seems we need IL as our boys have
to 90 all the way To town to get
cooped.
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The dreams we so fondly loved in
early life may just as quickly pass
away and leave nothing but scared
and desolate path behind. The
proud hopes which spring unbidden
in the human heart, may die and fan
as fell the plague on sinful man. The
monuments of beauty and art which
have been reared hy mans creative
genius may crumblc and turn to dust,
but yet Peruna the great remedy, will
still he acknowledged 10 he the great
est of all medicines, aud will still no.
ceiye the praise which SO rightly be-
longs to it. Thousands have received
benefits fromit, and haze shown their
appreciation Of it BY their tcstimon-
ials to that effect. Ask your drug
gist for this remedy. and Cor the pam
phlet called the Ellis Of Life, 7 o. adj
dress Dr.. S. B. Hartman 4 Co, Column
bus, Ohio, and they will send .yon
one free.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-21

THE Squire says the author Of The
Hoosier SchooJmaster," wore one glass
eye and wig The glass eye was COM
stantly slipping out Of focus, and tile wig
turning around sidewise on his head
whenever he addressed the people Of
Flat Creek District" Sad spectacle.
Parker's Hair Balsam preserves and
promotes the growth Of the natural hair.
1t also restores the natural color to hair
which has faded or become gray. Clean,
elegant, beneficial, highly perfumed.
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success. the Criterion or worth.

We are proud to acknowledge that
we have been successful in the Cloth
ing business, not because possessing
any moro business talent than any
one else, but solely because we had
one great aim in view In the outset
of our career to which we have strict
ly adhered and that is, to treat every
body fair and square and give him
100 cts. worth Of Goods for $l.00.
Our stock is very large and in order
to reduce the same we have cut the
prices SO low that all can afford to
buy. Big line OF Mems Summer
Coats reduced to 80 cts. at
HIRscHMAN's,
Opposite the Court House.
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FIRE.-On last Saturday the alarm
of fire attracted large crowd toward
Locust avenue, where DIR. Carr's
house had caught fire in the roof
from defective fue. The flames
were extinguished before much dam
age was done.
Mr.. j. w. McCoy's house, also on
the avenue, caught fire from the same
cause on last Tuesday, but the dam
ages were very slight.-West Pr
qiAidR.
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A RARE TREAr FOR THE PEopLE OF

A RARE TREAT FOR THE People OF
MoRGANTowN.- Rev. T. S. DeHass,
ID. D., of Cincinnati, O., the distin-
guished lecturer and tourist, will de-
liver one of his popular lectures at
the M. Z. Church on Monday eve
ming June Esd, at o'clock. Doors
will be open at 1880 P. NJ. He will
probably preach ut the NJ. f. Church
Sunday morning and evening.
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Az exceedingly pleasant party Of
young folks was had at NJ. NJ. Dents
on Saturday evening last, given in
honor of Miss Kate l.. Baggarly, Mrs.
Dents daughter. Besides the hostess
the following young ladies and gen
tlemen were present: Nellie Wallace,
Annie Rogers, Hattie Sampscl, Ida
Davis, Myrtle Dorsey, Dora Dorsey,
Lily Hagans, Hattie Lyon, Mary
Gregg and Jessie Coombs; Wal
ter Hough, Charlie Hopkins, Milt
Hirschman, George Rogers, Geo. G.
Baker, A. b. Bush, j. d. Sweeney,
Harry Robinson, Il. A. Armstrong,
T. Ashbv Wygal and Wiley Barb,
The evening was spent in social in
.tereourse, intefspersed with baun-
tiful supply of refreshments, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves highly.
Miss Kate has been in Morgantown
now one year and has made many
friends here. On Wednesday she
leaves for Rappahannock county, Va,
on visit To her relatives.
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Hutchinson A. - acObs

Respectfully announce TO The people
of Little Falls and vicinity that they
will open this week, an entirely
new stock Of goods, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
and such goods usually found in n
general store. Our stock is clean
and fresh. No accumulation Of old
goods, and prices lower than the
lowest. The highest market price
paid for country produce. Come and
see us. Very Respectfully,
HUTcHINsoN u JAcons.
Little Falls, w. Va, May 20, 1884.
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10. o. F.-orphans Friend En-

/. o. O. F.-Orphans Friend En-
campment No IA, l. o. o. f., at its
meeting last Monday night elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: G. p, Jno. o. Vangilder; H.
r., U. j. Sheets; S. W., Thos. E.
Hodges; Scribe, d. Ii. Slime; Treas,
j. S. Swindler;J W., JAS. NJ. Wilson ;
Steward, HI. d. McGeorge.
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Horse THIEF CAUGHT AND SENT TO
THE PENITENTIARY.-Frank Gimp
who stole fine gray horse of w. j.
Eakin, of near Wadestown, on the
night of the 22nd of May, was, a few
days ago, arrested by Dr. A. b. Ma
son and brought to town just in time
to be indicted by the grand jury.
The prisoner confessed to the crime,
and Judge Fleming sentenced him to
a term of four years imprisonment in
the State penitentiary. Now, bring
on the seoundrel who stole "Jo' Mer-
GERS horse at Laurel Point
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The best stack White Dfess goods
in town is at Chadwick's. and very
cheap and handsome E'nbroidcries
to trim them.
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MEETING OLE TIE DEMOCRATIC CouN
TY EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE-THE WoRE
OF THE CAMPAIGN MAPPED OuT-NIG
oRous WORK 70 BE DoNE.-pursnani
to q call issued by Chairman Shisler
of the Democratic County Executiy,
Committee, and published in TIL,
NEW DOMINION meeting was hello
on Saturday, the oath OF May, at The
New DOMINION Office in Morgantown
which was attended by the members
representing most of the districts
and also by a large number of rep
resentative Democrats from various
parts of the county.
Mr.. Shisler, the Chairman, con
vened the Committee and briefly
stated the object Of the meeting.
On motion of Ulysses Camp, Esq
it was determined that on Saturday
the 28th day of June, next, at !
O'Clock P. NJ, the Democratic citizens
of the various districts of this county
shall convene in District Conventions
for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to the Democratic State Con
vcntion, which meets in the City OF
Wheeling on the 23d of July next.
And that the number of delegates to
be appointed at such district con-
ventions should be eight from each
district. The places for holding the
several district conventions on said
2Sth of June were determined upon
and fixed as follows:
Battelle district at Cross Roads;
Clay, The Democratic School House;
Cass, Usage Mills; Grant, A. G. Bar
kcr's; Clinton, Squire Steele's-Pleas-
ant Valley; Union. Stewartstown
Morgan, Morgantown.
The several members of the County
Executive Committee are entrusted
with the duty of converting the Dem
ocrats of their respective districts on
the 2Sth of June, next at the several
places above designated, and shall
call the district conventions to order,
and effect their organization and 9th
erwise assist in carrying out and eff
fecting the objects and purposes of
said conventions.
1t was also recommended that the
meetings appoint eight Delegates
from each district to attend the con
vention at Grafton on the 21st day
of July to nominate Congressman
for this congressional district.
The said district conventions, when
assembled on the 2Sth Of June, are
each authorized and requested to APP
point thirteen delegates to represent
the several districts in county con-
yention, to be held at Morgantown
on Saturday, August 9th, 1884.
Said district conventions are also
authorized and requested to appoint
a committee Of five Democrats, who
shall constitute District Executive
for the several districts,
who shall co operate with the mem
bers of this Committee in organizing
the Democratic party in the several
districts and the county.
On motion of Squire Dent each
district at its convention on the 2Sth
of June, is requested to designate
and recommend two Democrats who
are suitable persons to be placed on
the County Executive Committee to
be appointed by the County Conven-
tion on the 9th of August.
Ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the
New DOMINION.
On motion the Committee adj
journed. E. SHIsLER,
Chairman.
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y
formation that the Pennsylvania
Company were working quite force
of hands in that vicinity. A nice
little conflict seems to be in progress
between that company and the b. &
Q. in regard to rights OF way &c,
about the State line.
Col Foster is blowing through the
bottoms toward town at the rate OF
100 yds per day. At that rate he
will reach town in less than month.
Work is progressing rapidly upon
the big fill at Ellington, it is now
over ten feet high.
The bridge abutment on the west
side of Booths Creek will be finished
it is thought this week. Work has
been begun on the other abutment
and it win be rapidly pushed to com
pletion. The masons are dressing
the stone for the Cobun's Creek
bridge, and the laying viii soon com
mence.
Messrs. Wells and Wilson are
quarrying stone for the Decker's
Creek bridge, from the old quarry
below the University Howard Stur-
giss is doing the hauling.
Fairchild Lawhead & Co. are at
work upon the foundation for their
blacksmith shop, the present one be-
ing upon the line Of the railroad
The work is progressing satisfac-
torily with all the contractors, Friz-
zell having to move about more than
should be necessary on account of
several culyerts that are to be built
on the cliff above Ellington.
The ground for the depot at Ufilng-
ton has been staked Off on the Hall
lot. The site was selected by Presi,
dent Clements.
The whole line from this point to
the mouth of Buffalo is now in the
hands of the contractors.
1t is said as soon rs the clearing
is completed the B. 4 O. Telegraph
wi! be pushed through to this place.
Col. Foster is now at work on the
Brooks lot, just one mile from the
suspension DfluHc.
The contractors are pleased with
their estimates and progress. Only
three hours were lost by them on ac-
count of rain during the month of
May.
A force of II men with 15 carts
and wagon and Is horses passed
through town on Wednesday morn
ing to join Benefits force. On Tues.
day a lot of Hungarians were brought
down from Fairmout. The forces
arc REINFORCED almost daily.
The following notes we copy from
the Fairmont Iader: The engineer
corps in charge of Messrs. jackson
and Carpenter are still actively at
work in putting the finishing touches
on the location Of the West Va. n
Penna. II. r. Company's line. It is
confidently believed that their labors
will be completed within the next
ten days, and that the contract
for construction will be let soon af-
forwards.
The contracts for that part of the F.
M. & p. road between Newport and
Little Falls have been let, Mr.. James
Bennett securing eight miles and MIR.
Frizzell the remaining two miles. The
entire road from the mouth of Buffalo
creek to Morgantown is now in the
hands Of contractors and more than
seven hundred men engaged in exca-
waiting.
The citizens of Palatine have agreed
to pay whatever sum is necessary to
procure the right Of way through that
town in excess Of the amount which
the r., M. u p. company is willing
to pay, namely, $7,250, and Colonel
Moore has recommended the location
of that line on the eastern side so as
to form junction with the b. & 0.
near the O'Donnell mines.
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EVERYTHING at Chadwick's cheap,
and yon will save money by purehas
Jag there.
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OPEN AIR CONCERT Grand
Open Air Concert given under the
auspices of the Morgantown Orches-
ira will be held on the Academy Cam
pus, Friday evening June Doth. Pro
ceeds to go towards defraying the
expenses oforganizing brass band.
Now, that the Presidential campaign
is approaching 1t becomes necessary
that we should have a good brass
band, and as this organization is to
be composed of responsible persons,
it should be heartily supported by
all our citizens. The campus will
be brilliantly lighted up on this oc-
casion, and no pains will be spared
to make the undertaking a success.
The band will be strictly non parti
san. Therefore let every one turn
out and help to make the enterprise
a grand success. Good music, ele-
CANT refreshments, and a jolly time
will be the order of the day.
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COOP White Quilts, cheap, at Chad
wick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-21

Ir you want to save money buy
your goods at Chadwick's, where
there is the largest stock and lowest
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-21

MEN and Boys Fur md Straw
Hats, Carpet Chain, Axes, Hoes,
Rakes, DC, &C., at CHADwIcK's
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CHURCH NoTEs.-On last Saturday
and Sunday was held the regular
quarterly meeting Of the M. f.
Church. Rev. d. II. X. Dix Presid-
ing elder of the district was present,
and preached an able and instruc-
tive sermon.
No services were held at the Pres
byterian Church last Sabbath, the
pastor Rev. S. L. Finney being absent
holding communion services at SUI
gar Grove.
No preaching services will be held
in the Baptist Church until the re-
turn of the Pastor Rev G. b. Foster.
Mrs. M. L. WELLS, Of Indianapolis,
President Of the Indiana w. C. r. u,
delivered an address in the M. Z.
church last Sabbath evening. She
was greeted by large audience, the
cominodious church being crowded.
She held the audience in rapt attcn-
tion throughout her entire address,
which lasted an hour. 1t was q
womanlv speech from noble woman,
and will not be without fruit in our
community. Mrs. Wells is the daugh-
ter of Rev. VIM. d. Lemon, at one
time pastor Of the M. E. church here,
and aftcrward, presiding elder Of this
district. She left here on Monday
morning for Parkersburg to be pres
ent at the State Temperance Associ-
alton, after which she will resume
her travels through the State.
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Little Falls, w. Va, May 20, 1884.

To HoRsE BREEDERS. The famous
clydesdale horse, Pluto, well known to
the horse breeders of this section, will
make the season Of 1854 at James
Blair's blacksmith shop in Durham.
nah. He will be found there at all
times except Thursdays Of each week,
when lie will be at Laurel Point.
Terms Of service much lower than
other blooded stock offer.
Careful attention always given by
attendant.
April 81. 7. r.. EVANS.
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A FIRST lot Of that choice Flour at
Chadwick's.
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Bro. State Journal, it is not Ed
win M. Maxwell. Take out that "M."
-Ritchie Gazette.
Never mind Bro. Morris, the Dem
ocrats will take out the "M" and the
TAX" and the SWELL Also WetSel
Democrat.
"Well'' done Bro. McEldowncy.
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To call at the office of DR.. Geo. B.
Morris between the 18th and Goth Of
June, to have their teeth filed or
jerked out. He will be Mt home for
that purpose during that time. Call
early and make your engagements
for time is money.
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