The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-08-02

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Miss SADIE Coil is spending a few
days with relatives at Fairmont.
We noticed Dr. A. w. Brown, of
Clay district, in town last week. He
is Republican, but is very pleas
ant and popular gentleman.
Thos. r. Evans and family arrived
here last week and will remain for
the present at the Wallace House.
People here are glad to have Tom.
and his family back, but regret the
misfortune they met with in the late
Uniontown fire.
Mr.. L. V. Keck, of Morgantown,
was visiting friends in our town last
week. Lonny is good, and lively
fellow. We have been informed since
his departure that great fortune has
dawned upon him. An uncle dying
few weeks since bequeathed to him
the glorious sum of $4,000. How
lucky the Morgantown boys are. We
thought the gift to Mr.. Fitch was re-
markable, but Mr.. Keck was still
more fortunate. Girls are admon-
ished to investigate, however. "All
is not gold that glistens. - Wdynes-
burgh Republican.
Mr.. George Baker, of Morgantown,
is spending couple of weeks here Wis.
iting relatives and friends. He is
highly pleased with Uniontown, and
enjoying himself so we'll withal that
he extended his stay week longer
than he at first intended Union
toen Standard.
Our old friend Isaac A. Powell of
Peasants county, has been visiting
friends in Monongalia for several
days and last Saturday came in and
paid his subscription for one year in
advance, as he does every year. We
are glad to know that Mr.. Powell is
prospecting in his present home, in
farming and the timber business. We
hope he will make fortune and re-
turn to Monongalia. He is an excel
lent man and we regretted that he
ever left this County.
Miss Juliet Mcclure returned to her
home in Wheeling on Monday, after
visit Of several weeks at Mr.. f. c..
Lazier's.
Miss Ada Drabell, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting Miss Clara Hough. Miss
Drabell is native of Morgantown
and has many friends here.
Walter Hennen, of this Office, and
wife returned on Monday from a visit
to his parents at Palatine.
W. A. Mestrezat, John Irwin Mich
olas MADEIRA, p. j. Wright, Geo. Steele
and John MADEIRA, of Morgantown,
were in Fairmont Sunday.-Fatr-
mont Inder.
DR.. Robert Brown Of Morgantown,
passed through our city Tuesday,
10. sa.-++~s.,-
Mrs. Staloy Derring daughter of
Judge Raymond of Morgantown, is
visiting her relatives in this place
ID.
Dr. T. II. Price returned from
Philadelphia last week where he had
been for month. lie is as portly
and affable as ever.
Miss Sarah Lazicr is in Baltimore
visiting friends, where she will re-
main yet for some time.
Mr.. Samuel EVERY is, we learn,
rapidly recovering from the effects
of the injury he received from being
thrown from his horse lately.
We learn that Mr.. Ebert Haw-
thorne, son of Geo. Hawthore, and
nephew of Mrs. Gilbert, once resi-
dent of this place, is lying dangerous
ly i'll at st. Louis. That gentleman
has numerous friends and acquaint-
ances here who will regret to hear
of his affection.
We notice that our young friend
and former schoolfellow Harry j.
Snively has hung out his single as
an Attorney in Grafton. Mr.. Snively
received his education here, after
ward studying law with Hon. B. F.
Martin and since graduating from
the Law Department of the Universe
ty of Virginia. He was always an in
dustrious student and we predict for
him a successful career as q lawyer.
Good luck to you, Harry!
Rev. Price, formerly Junior Preach
er on the Monongalia Circuit has re-
Gently been visiting friends on the
west side of the river.
We regret to announce that W. S.
Tingle has been seriously ill for about
two weeks and at present does not
seem to be improving much. We
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