The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-05-05

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THE work of demolishing the
buildings ON the Carraco lot was
commenced Monday.
LICENSE to wed was issued by the
Clerk of the county court April seth.
to Resell Gwynn and Miss Cora
Kisner.
GEORGE WELLS had his leg badly
hurt few days ago by log rolling
on it while he was working at Wea-
ver's saw mill.
SUPERINTEDENT PATTON, accom-
panied by number Of other b. d o.
officials, was here Monday in his
private car youngstown"
CHLOE, little daughter of Mr.. Mil
ton Miller, is suffering from dislo-
Gated arm, the result of falling from
a carriage. She is improving at this
time however.
A HORSE belonging to and driven
by liveryman NJ. II. Carraco fell dead
in the shafts on Peasants street
Monday evening. Mr. Carraco paid
$135 for the animal short time ago.
SOME quiet work is being done in
certain quarters with the view of
again electing DR.. Turner President
of the University. just how much
force is in the movement cannot be
foretold as yet.
JOHN MoRELAND, father of Attor-
ney Joseph Moreland, was one OF the
first operators in the Connellsyiile
coke field. In history of the early
operators we find his name among
the largest of them.
The contract for the new addition
to the mechanical hall at the Uni
versity will be let soon. The addi-
tion will be building similar to the
present building, but more roomy
as it will contain basement.
MISS LIZZIE THOMPSON handsome
ly entertained a number of her young
lady and gentlemen friends at her
home in West Morgantown Satur-
day night. Dancing was the prin-
cipal amusement of the evening.
A FAIRMoNT gentlement, in response
to an Advertisement for a prescription
to cure drunkenness that surpassed
the Kelley cure for 81, sent the cash
and got back the following: Drink
nothing stronger than cold water"
j. G. MoVIoKER has covered the
floor of his drug store with linoleum
and made other improvements to
suit the times. He has a splendid
business place Our druggists are
among our most enterprising bust
ness men we have.
MISS HARRIET BLAINE, daughter
of the late James G. Blaine, was
married Monday to Truxton Beale,
minister to Persia. Among the
presents was diamond star, said
to have cost $4,000 from John r..
Mclean, of Cincinnati
IT is said with the claim that it
can be proved that some m en- can
fish all day, never get bite and not
be tired. A thirty minute sermon
makes them awful tired and it is
wholly out Of the question for them
to find an hour for prayer meeting.
GEORGE BREAKIRoN has purchased
Fred Christians residence at the
foot of Bumbo Lane and Mr.. Chris
tan has bought back the residence
he formerly owned and lived in
above the bridge in West Morgan
town. Mr.. c. will move to the West
Side about June l.
OUR stock of neck wear, umbrellas,
hosiery. summer dress goods (lawns,
sattens, ginghams and calicoes
Mems and Ladies fine shoes, hats,
caps, and Ladies trimmed hats, is
fuller than ever before and at least
20 per cent lower in prices. See them
at HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
CAPT. w. M. CLEMENTS, formerly
general perintendent of the B. q
o. r. R., is candidate for the leg
islature from Jefferson county.
Working for the B. & 0. is bad
enough, but running for the legisla
tnre-Cap'n, what you been drink
in'?-Parkers6urg Sentinel.
PRoTzMAN's BAND played several
selections in front of the Wallace
House an evening or two ago. About
two hundred people collected and
vigorously applauded the boys who
have improved greatly during the
winter, and are now making as good
music as any band in the state out.
side of Wheeling.
The students at Morgantown are
preparing for the University bal
and large number of invitations
b ave been issued. They know how
to give a ball at Morgantown, sure
enough.-Fairmont Inder. About
600 invitations will be issued with
"a three or four weeks but none have
been sent out as yet.
DR.. HARDMAN, the oculist, is max
ing his visits here more frequentl,
than in the past. His patrons arr
increasing in number steadily which
attests his skill in his profession
While the Doctor makes his home
in Chicago, he has no idea of desert
ing his West Virginia friends; he
will make his regular visits as usual
Y, F. Yosr's big pike is becoming
famous. A few days ago a gentle
man from Washington, Pa, was herr
fishing but didn't catch anything
Joe Miller felt sorry for him ant
gave him photograph of Mr. Yost's
big pike and told him it was caught
on an eight ounce rod. Scores OF
Westinghouse go to see the picture
and gaze at it in wonder.
| OUR esteemed friend "Henry'
Clay who was recently law student
in the University and who returned
to his home "down thar in Wayne
to begin his canvass for the legisla
ture, has not yet made his announce
ment public. Possibly he has de
cided not to let any one know of his
candidacy. Henry is wise, for tn,
few who know Of it the less he viii
! be laughed at.
, The muddle over the removal Of
Broaddus College from Clarksbure
has been settled by number ofprom
inent Baptists securing a charter
for the purpose of establishing and
maintaining perpetually at Clarks
burg an institution of learning TIC
be known as Broaddus Classical and