The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-09-21
PERSONALITIES.


is now out of danger.
The Misses Stephenson, of Clays-
vile, Wood county, who have been
visiting at Henry Dorsey's, went
home ON Monday.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. II.
NJ. Morgan is seriously i'll.
DIR. W. NJ. Dent, of Newburg, Pres
ton county, son of the venerable Dr.
NJ. Dent, was in town on Monday,
and favored us with a call He brings
us favorable news of the Greenback
movement in Preston.
Mr. John T. Fleming favored us
again on Monday with a call, and
left us some fine peaches.
DIR. j. A. Cox, of Masontown, was
in town on Monday, looking rs port
ly as ever
Tom. b. Staggers is billed for 4
temperance speech at New Browns
vile ON 2Sth of the present month. No
doubt Tom will made a good speech
and will practice what he breaches.
DIR. w. l.. McLane, of MeCurdys-
vile, was in town on Monday. We
learn that the Doctor has fine prac-
tice and is getting along nicely. Sue
cess to him.
Ohio Tenant and Rev. G.. +. Cook,
our good Greenback friends from
Clay favored us with another call ON
Monday.
Master Bernie Morgan has been
confined to the house for some time
with sore feet. A number of little
BOYS about town are afflicted the
same way. Sore feet seems to prevail
as a disease.
Mr.. S. ii. Shriver, of Battelle, was
here attending court this week Mr..
Shriver has many friends here.
s. G. Chadwick has returned from
Wheeling where he has been for some
time serving as a United States
Grand Juror.
Perry Hennen, Esq, an old citizen
of Battcllc District, but now resi-
dent of Cabell county has been in
town this week attending Court.
Dir. A. i. Mason, Of Wadestown,
spent several days in town this week,
and assisted the Drs. Brock in oper-
ati@g upon the IIarker sisters.
Charley Clean is in town again aft
cr sojonrn of about year il Union
town.
Joseph Pickenpaugh and family
have moved to their new home at
Cassville.
J. Frank Manown, Esq, Of the Pres
ton county Joarnal was in town on
Tuesday. Mr.. NJ. is II very agreeable
young man and we found him all right
except on politics.
DIR c. III McLane, Of Cassville, was
in town on Monday. He is as portly
and jolly rs ever.
Our staunch friend 5. {. Stewart,
of Grant District, was among our busN
mess callers on Monday. Mr.. 5. is
one of our best friends and usually
furnishes us with information of val
ne when we meet. We regard him as
one of Monongalia' best citizens and
a true man.
We were pleased to see Mr.. Arnett
Glasscock and j. p. Dickens, of Grant
District in our office this week. We
are always glad to see nice men.
Drs. b. w. and J. Watson left town
on Tuesday for short stay in Penn
sylvania. These gentlemen have
made many friends here. They will
return next week.
Mr.. VIM. Conway, of Basnettsyille,
Marion county. spent several days in
town this week attending to business.
Mr.. S. L. Boycrs was another of our
friends who favored us with call
this week.
w. N. Sine, Esq, of Clay District,
was in town several days this week
serving as a Grand Juror. We are
always glad when the time for hold
ING court comes round as it brings SO
many gentlemen to see us.
Jesse Shuttleworth, of Clinton Dis
trict. another of our solid men was in
our office on Tuesday. He like a
great many of our observant citizens
thinks the Greenback ticket can be
elected
Col. Evans and wife and Mrs. O. II.
Ollie returned from Uniontown last
Saturday. We are glad to say the Col
looks we'll and we sincerely hope may
become strong and hearty again.