The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-31


joying himself with his friends.
Mrs. F. d. Basnett, of Bellaire,
Ohio, returned to her home last week,
after visit here.
8Ir. C. 0. Lanham, of Clinton Dis
trict favored us with a call last week,
and had his name placed upon our
list
Mr.. E. J. Bowlby dropped into our
Office last week, and again paid his
subscription in advance. He is one
of the cleverest men in the county.
is a good Democrats and always keeps
his subscription paid up, consequent
ly he is destined to enjoy life to
good old age.ose
DR., T. B. Camden, Superintendent
of the Insane Asylum, at Weston,
was in town a short time last week.
Thomas H. B. Staggers, Esq, was
called to Clarksburg Monday of this
week, on business connected with an
important case in the United States
Court Vest Virginidn.
h Frank Al. Pinnell, whose serious
illness we mentioned last week, hav-
ing been Frustrated by infammatory
rheumatism for number of days
past, is, We are glad to state, rapidly
recovering.-Ib.
Miss Annie L. johnson, the accom-
plished daughter of George W. John
son, Esq, of Morgantown. is spend
ing few days at the Presbyterian
parsonage, the guest of Mrs. Pinnell.
Miss Annie is en- route home from
quite an extended visit to Clarksburg,
Wheeling and other points.-Ib.
The young lady returned to her
home in this place last Saturday.
We learn from the Clarksburg
Ne,cs that Hen, Nathan Goff, Sr.,
has been quite i'll lately.
Hon. w. c. McGrew has been on
the wing lately, taking in several cit
les. He was registered at the
Mcclure House, in Wheeling, one day
last week. He is probably buying
mammoth stock of goods for the
Spring trade.
Spencer Wade has gone to Grafton
where he will take charge Of select
school for few months.
Mrs. A. L. Wade was visiting her
many friends at Vaudeville last
week.
| Our enterprising merchant, T. F.
Protzman, of Morris X Roads, is la
boring under a severe attack of
rheumatism, from which he suffers
severely. He talks of going to Nor
gantown,W Va. for treatment.-Cor,
keystone Courier. .5r
We had the pleasure last Saturday
of again taking our old friend, A. T.
Hess, by the hand. He is about the
soundest Jefersonian Democrat we
know of.
Miss Sue Musser, of Germantown,
Md, is visiting friends here. She is
the guestof Prof A. w. Lorentz.l
Mr.. Edward =, Porter left Morgan,
town on Tuesday morning, to seek
his fortunes somewhere else.gzs
Mr.. Joe. M. Wood, ofthe CONNER
cial Hotel, informs us that he will
leave this place about the 18th of
February for Leadyille, Colorado,
where he intends;tog 60 into business.
Misses Lizzie Stone and Lou Dorsey
will accompany him..
Mr.. Elmer s. Cox, late superin-
tendent Of the Parkersburg city
schools, is the guest of his brother,
Prof. Henry L. Cox, of this place.
Mr.. Cox has numerous friends here,
who will be glad to see him at the
old place again.
President Thompson was in Wash
ingtonscity the first Of this week.
Mr.. Jno. Taylor, formerly in the
employ of Fairchild, 'Lawhead q
Co., is very low with consumption, at
Clarksburg,iT a 81
Sam Goodwin and Henry Cooper
left this place on Tuesday for the
iron works in Fayette county, Pa.
Our young friend J. H. Bowers, of
Cheat Neck, was in town on Tues
day. .....
p, L. Lazzell, Esq, of Cass Dis
trict, was in to see US this week.
We are informed that he intends to
become member of the /. 0. O. F.