The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-06-20

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SIX persons were baptised at Gus
ton Run on last Sunday, by the Rev.
Mr.. Helmick.
THERE will be special session of
the County Court held here on Mon
day next, June 22nd.
ALL kinds of patterns from the
Delineator furnished at the News
Store, at publishers rates.
The trial of the two colored boys
has attracted much attention, and
many persons to the court house this
week.
PRESIDENT TURNER, of the Univer-
sity, will, we learn, visit this place in
about two week to arrange for the
next years work.
In the meantime while the water
well is being bored go down to the
gas well occasionally and get good
square drink of water
The birds now sing sweetly around
the University building. There is
no 'bean shooter" in the hands of a
cruel boy to modest them.
EVERY one should wear the Stand
ard. 1t is the best Shirt made, fit
guaranteed in every case or money
cheerfully refunded. For sale only
ut HRsCHMAN
NICE pocket maps, Of Virginia
West Virginia and Maryland, show
ing all the postoffices in each county
fully indexed, at the News Store.
WHAT student was it that talked
to his girl so late on last Thursday
night that finally her father gave him
permit to leave his premises imme
diately?
Go TO the News Store and get the
best brands of cigars and stogies
Also fresh oranges, Bananas and
Lemons. An ice cold glass of lem
onade at any hour.
JUST received at the News Store, {
new stock of all kinds of reading mat
ter; also lot of cheap blank ant
time books, and all kinds of writing
paper and envelopes.
REV. b. STOUT, President of thu
West Virginia Conference of the M
p. Church will preach at Vaudeville
at lO4 o'clock on Sunday the 2lst
and in Morgantown in the evening
WE learn from State Superintend
ent B. S. Morgan, that the teachers
institute of this county will be helt
at Morgantown about the oath o
August, and Prof. Hodges will con
duct it.
Now is the time for Great Bar
gains, in Summer goods of ever,
description, at Kitchens cheap store
corner of Main and Walnut Streets
All kinds Of marketable produce
taken, in exchange for goods.
WORK at the water well is progress
ing. The boring will probably b.
completed some time next month ant
the entire work should be finished
before the centennial celebration il
October.
WE publish on our second pag
the Regents Prize Essay, written b.
B. G.. Wilson, of Kanawha county
Although many of our readers ma.
not endorse the position he takes
yet they can't help but admire hi
holiness and originality.
"a CONTINUAL dropping on yer
rainy day and contentious wome
are alike" No wonder, poor souls
they are such slaves to headache
One twenty-five cents spent for
bottle of Salvation Oil will restor
harmony in the household.
A PLEASANT party composed c
Misses Hattie Cooper and Emm
Boughner accompanied by Rev, {
Crawford and r. E. Mckinley wer
rusticating one day last week in tn
vicinity of Cheat View. They repol
having had pleasant time.
AT this time we have heard of n
arrangements to celebrate the Fourt
here. 1t would be good idea to Oh
ganize society that would arrang
for general celebration every yea
Something like the soldiers re-unio
two years ago would fill the bill
The Children's Day service at til
M. f. Church on last Sunday was
very pleasant and instructive occa
ion. The church was tastefully de,
Grated and speeches were made b
the Rev. Mr. Crawford, Hon. w. r
WILEY and Prof. w. p Wiley.
MANY of our people regret tn;
Prof. Lyons connection with I'll
University was severed in the ma
ner that it was. No man stah(
higher in the estimation of the cor
munity than Prof. Lyon and mol
question his skill and ability as
teacher.
SOME men, remarks an eXchang
refuse to take the county paper, ar
give as an excuse that they take Sc
eral papers printed in the cite
Just watch them however, and W
will find those men skirmishir
around each day as soon as the loo
paper is published, endeavoring
sponge reading off some intellige
subscriber.
+. A. HENNEN recently supplied
considerable bill of furniture for Il
Loar House, at Kingwood. TIL
will make it one of the best fu
nished hotels in this section of t
State. In this connection we mi
remark that Mr.. Hennen keeps o
of the largest furniture wareroor
this side of Wheeling, and c.
please any one. 1t costs nothing
go and look at the goods anyway.
In late issue of the Vicksbu
Post we notice the following pal
graph in the report of the Board
Education of that city. 1t refers
two gentlemen whose homes are
this county: On motion Of Mr.. +
wards, the Board proceeded to eli
teachers. Mr.. Ehrman said he h
spent almost the entire week in v
iting the schools, and had, by the
sistance of Mr.. Seeley, spent one d
at the Main Street School, and
took great pleasure in recommend
the reelection of all the teach
now in the Main Street School, W