The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-03-23
PERSONALITIES

III. w. Il. hCl@dIlt dfItNcO at loiut
last Wednesday bearing his diploma
from Baltimore.
Lee R. Conway, Esq, of Basnetts-
vile, was in town last week.
Asa Phillips,'sEsq., of Jollytown,
Pa, dropped in last week and con
tributed some of the needful to this
institution.
Lorenzo Davis, Esq, of Vaudeville,
was in to see us last week. Mr.. ID. is
one of our best citizens and we are
always glad to see him.
Our esteemed young friend w. d.
Bowers, of Cheat Neck, was in town
last week attending court, and of
course favored us with a call.
Stephen Hess, of Grant District, we
learn will go West soon.
Henry Kennedy, of McCurdys-
vile has been quite i'll for sometime,
but is recovering.
John Floyd citizen of McCurdys-
vile is quite low with cancer.
Mrs. H. J. Boyers has returned from
a visit to Mapletown Pa.
A. j. Santee, Esq, one of our stock
kings of Battelle District was in town
attending Court last week and of
course called to see us. Mr.. Santee is a
whole souled Monongalia, and man
of pluck. He has amassed quite a
fortune from the rich grass lands of
Battelle. Long may he wave"
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of our old friend ii. G. West,
of Clinton District. We hope he may
soon recover.
Squire w. C. Wilson, of Whiteday
was attending Court last week and
did not forget to call to see the print
crs.
We had the pleasure of meeting A.
J. Tenant of Clay District, in our
Sanctum on Friday. Mr.. T. is one of
the good citizens of the section.
Minor Tenant Esq, of Clay Dis
trict, one of our esteemed Republican
friends dropped in on Friday and sub
scribcd for the New DOMINION. Mr.
T, says he always chooses the best of
everything.
Mr.. Asa Tenant, of Clay District,
another of our representive Democrats
was in town on Friday.
Among the other prominent bust
ness men attending Court last Fri
day was John 5. Hood. Mr.. Hood
has many warm friends in town who
are always glad to see him.
r. L. Domain the popular steam
boat man was in town again last
week.
The familiar visage of S. II. Shriver,
of Battclle District, illuminated our
sanctum recently. Mr.. S. is another
of the men we are aways glad to sec.
Rev. G. B. Rogers, of Cincinnati,
who has been sojourning in Morgan
town for several weeks, left for his
home last Saturday.
T. Pres. Reay, of Weston, has been
sojourning in town and vicinity for
several days. At the Fairmont rail
road meeting last Tuesday Pres
made little speech, in which he gave
an account of the Weston and West
Fork N. G., from Clarksburg to Yves
ton, saying that it would be complet-
ed next summer.
DIR. Geo. b. Morris is in town and
will remain until April LIST.
B. F. Reed and Herndon Cassel-
berry, the popular horse buyers, were
in town last week. They took away
several good horses.
d. Clark Hoffman, son of John Fl.
Hoffman, is in town. He is now
merchant of Baltimore.
Geo. w. Atkinson, editor of the
Wheeling Standard, attended the
railroad meeting at Fairmont last
week and made a good speech, He
also gave that section the benefit of a
column editorial on the subject.
w. E. Watson, Esq, of Whiteday,
was in town last week attending
court.
E. j. Wade, Esq, of Taylortown,