The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10


several days in this city last week
visiting friends.
Mr., Jacob Wiganski, one of Fair
mont's prominent merchants, regis
tered at the Commercial last week.
We learn that Jake. viii form part
uership with Pittsburgh firm at an
early day.
From the Wheeling papers We learn
that VIM. G. Brown, Jr, of King
wood, passed through that city last
week en- route for the south and west
He contemplated quite an extensive
trip.
Miss Verona Maple, of Manning
ton, one Of the leading lady teachers
of the State, was at the State Super
intendeut's Office yesterday, Miss
Maple has excepted the position Of
Principal of the graded schools of
Triadelphia, and under her charge
those schools will no doubt maintain
their high rank.-IRteliiqeacer.
Miss Maple is a daughter of Mr.
A. j. Maple and has many friends
and relatives in this county, who will
be gratiiied to hear Of her good for
tune.
Our local is informed that Miss
Mamie Hoge, Of Durbannah, will go
to Washington. ID. c., next week,
where she will make an extended
visit
S. d. Ilirschmau has returned from
the east His fall stock of goods will
arrive in few days.
Matt. Dorsey, of West Newton, Pa,
was visiting his brother, Henry Dor
sey, last week.
Mr. John T. Snider, Of Fairmont,
spent several days in town lately, go
ing home on Monday.
Our esteemed young friend, Chas.
II. Durbin, will leave next Tuesday
for Adrian College, Michigan, where
he expects to take a regular course
We shall miss his genial countenanee
from our community. We trust his
sojourn at Adrian may he pleasant
and that he may leave the college
bright and shining as gold, and with
principles more valuable and pure
than that precious metal.-G.at1oa
Eagie.
We have no doubt that the Eogle's
hopes Of Charley will be realized. lie
always was u good boy.
Hon. Frank Hereford was in Graf
ton on Tuesday, on his way to the
Federal Court at Wheeling. We had
not the pleasure Of meeting him
while in our city, but are informed
that he stated, he was in Washington
on Monday, and that the people OF
the city were then in good hopes OF
the recovery of the President. Grqf
ton Eagle.
Miss Jennie Raymond daughter of
Judge A. f. Raymond, went home
last week, after visit here.
VIM. E. Watson, Esq, of Smith
town, is in Bath and Greenhrier eoun-
ties, buying cattle in the former and
doubtless learning to dance at White
Sulphur in the atter.-FaiFmoRt In
der.
Mr. Emory Snidcr, Of Orion, Hi
nois, is in this county visiting his old
friends. We regret to say he is in
very poor health. He left this coun-
ty number Of years ago with his
parents, and has been living in the
Sucker State ever since.
Mr.. Frank Raymond was in Fair
mont Il day or two last week
A private letter from w. L. Nor
gan, late of this Office, informs us
that he is well situated in Wheeling,
and likes his new place very we'll.
Miss Mary Ollie has been quite i'll
for several days past.
Mr. VIM. T. Boyers made us q call
the first thing Monday morning and
renewed his subscription for year in
advance
Mrs. A. G.. Fordyce returned from
Webster springs on Tuesday. We
have not learned whether the other
ladies visiting there have returned or
not.-C}arkS58rg Telegram.
We are glad to announce that Mr.
NJ. L. Boyers, of Randall, whose i'll
ness has been announced in these col
umns, has about recovered.
George Costello and sister, son and
daughter of Mrs. Costello, whose
death is announced in another col
umn, are both Frustrated with ty-
phoid fever.
Our good friend Mr. Alphcus Dill
ner, Of Stewartstown, made us his an
nual call on Saturday and paid up
for year in advance. An example
worthy CT imitation.
Henry D. Wolf, of this district,
made us call last week and contrib
uted to our exchequer.
Mr.. Jacob Raber, CT Mt. Morris,
was in town on Saturday last, and
made the New DOMINION a call.
We acknowledge calls from several
Of the students since their return.
We are always glad to meet the young
gentlemen.
Among the numerous gentlemen
who have made us business calls
since our last issue were: b. L. Kee-