The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-27
PrmsosAI Mrxr,os.-our old friend


one day last week. Mr. Ar
nett showed us copy of a note given
by his father in 1923 to William La
zier 4 Co., that was a curiosity in its
execution. 1t was about one inch
wide and four long, printed in small
Plea with no display lines whatever
and very elaborate wording. The
called for was S112.
Among our visitors lately were JEFF
ferson Tenant, S. T. r. Martin, +.
NJ. Arnett, Solomon Frum Jesse Shut
James Hare, A. G. Davis,
James Butcher, J. j. Wharton, NJ.
Llrkin, Geo. M. Reay. sa !.
j. c. Shay, of Easton, this county.
has gene to Rushville, Lewis county,
where he and his cousin, Mr.. f. NJ,
Shay will engage in merchandising.
Mr.. Shay has been in the mercan-
tile business successfully for several
years. We regret his departure, but
wish him much prosperity in his new
home. His father, Mr. Ezekial Shay,
we learn will move to the same place
soon.
We were glad to meet Mr.. Thomas
Maple and his son Walter in our
Sanctum last Saturday.
et Miss Emma Withers went to her
home in Glennville, after visit of
several weeks with Prof. Lorentz's
family and other friends here.
"a Mr.. Fred. Lorcntz informs us that
he has secured a position in one of
the railroad offices in Louisville, Ky,
and will 60 that place some time in
April.
Messrs. johnson, Frum, Carothers
and other large timber dealers return
ed from the timber marts down the
the river last week. There is a sus-
picion abroad that they came with
well filled pocket books, and we don't
doubt it. 5r ''fe4
ws
PROF ID. Wiedman has returned
ffom Buckhannon and Weston, where
he spent the greater part of last Win
ter, giving lessons in dancing. He
speaks well Of the people among
whom he stayed, and judging fon
his looks must have spent the time
pleasantly. T
Mr. w. W. Tapp one of our rising
yopn2 men dropped in to see us last
Saturday. He is a liberal, intelli
gent young man and will make his
mark. %a-"
Miss Verona Maple, Of Manning
ton, has been in town several days
visiting friends Miss Maple has
been engaged in teaching school at
Bfidgeports Harrison county, during
the past winter. -F'airmont Vest
Virginidn.
Miss Lutte Ramsay, who has been
attending school at Washington City
returned home on Saturday evening
last. Her mmnv friends welcome her
home larks5ury .News.,
DR.. d. Rogers is at home now. hav-
ing recently graduated at Jefferson /
Medical College. Philadelphia. His
Numerous friends are glad to see him
here again.
~ Dr. Geo. B. Morris arrived here
last Saturday and. win remain ten
days for the, benefit of his patients.
Make engagements early. Dr.. Nor;
fis needs no recommendation at our !,
hands, '@ '.' ~'-
Henry - Baker, Esq, Of Laurel
From Works. one Of our good Repub-
lican subscribers, called in to see MS
last Monday, and paid his subscrip-
ton. '.s3t fs
George NJ John returned on Mon
day, after an absence of several
weeks at Brownsyilleand other places
on business. 4
Our young friend. Joseph Willard,
Of Grant district, was in town Mon
dav. and dropped in to, see us.
S. D. eHirschman started East sew
eral days ago, to buy spring goods.
He will return in a few days with
large stock
Mr.. George Morgan. of Grant dis
trict,was in to see us last Monday.
Solomon Frum was in town Satur-
day. and of course nc called to see
MS. Sol. is, one of orr best friends
and we are always. glad to see, him.
Several new students, have arrived |
since our last Issue. ~
That stannch old Democrat. Moses |
Steele. Of Clinton District, was in
town last week. and paid our office n |