The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-22

University next term. his IrisuuS
here extend him warm welcome.
G. W. Brown, of Baltimore who
represents, Hurst, Miller & Co.,
wholesale boot and shoe dealers, was
at the Commercial short time last
week.
S. Freudenberger, whose attempt to
commit Suicide was mentioned last
week, is, we learn recovering.
Sheriff Hackney took VIM. Rogers,
colored, from Jail here last week and
placed him in the lunatic asylum at
Weston.
DIR. Morris paid this place visit
few days since, though we believe
not professionally.
Mrs. w. C. Snodgrass was visiting
at Cedar Vally last week.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, Mrs. Ell. Moore's
mother, returned from Wheeling, last
Friday, where she had been visiting
for several weeks. She is an ener-
getic and well preserved lady for her
age. Mrs. Moore is one of those per-
sons who makes friends of all who
meet her.
DIR. James Way left for Philadel-
phia, on Monday afternoon where he
will remain for some weeks Wdynes-
burg Rep.
George j. Hoffman, of Clinton
district, was in town Saturday, and
dropped in to see us. He is pleas
ant, intelligent gentleman. He sub
scribes for plenty of papers and
reads them, and never subscribed for
one in his life except to pay in adj
vance. If we had few thousand
more such men as George in this
county, it would be far more prosper
GUS and intelligent than it is.
Miss Ella Odbert, of Washington
county, Pa, is visiting her uncle,
James Odbert, in this place.
We are informed that DR.. VIM. M.
Dent, of Newburg, contemplates
moving to Monongalia soon. DIR. F.
Nj. Dent will take his practice. We
do not youch for the truth of the
report, but hope it may prove true.
DR.. Dent is son of the venerable
DIR. NJ. Dent, and was brought up in
this county and for number of
years enjoyed lucrative practice
here.
Sol. Frum made his appearance in
town last Saturday. This is the first
time we have seen him in three
months and his prolonged absence
had caused us some uneasiness. We
were gratified to learn that it was
only press of business had kept
him away SO long.
j. NJ. Keck, Esq, of Reedsville,
spent last Sunday here with his ia
ther, Mr.. p. Ii. Keck.
d. l. b. and John G.. Anderson
took their cattle to Philadelphia last
week. The state of the market was
nothing to brag of, but both of them
are business men enough to make the
best of circumstances and we will
wager both came home better off
than when they went.
W. L. Boughner and wife, Of Ma
rion county, were at DR.. j. V. Bough-
ner's this week.
Messrs Arnett & Haggerty, mem
bers of the Fairmont Bar were in
town on Monday.
F. Watson, Esq, of Whiteday,
was in town on Saturday attending
to business and smiling on his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods, Of
Grafton, are visiting in town.-Phil
ippi Plaindedler.
Ourportly young friend Job Swind
Ter is going to Louisa c. H., Va,
next week. Mrs. Grundy says Job
will have to provide boarding for
two when he comes back. We offer
our congratulations in advance to
him and the excellent young lady
who will hereafter make Morgantown
her home.
John w. MADEIRA, ESQ.,, has been
in Martinsburg for several days visit
ing his brother and sister.
John Meeks goes about with his
neck bundled up. 1t is big case
of quinsy.
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