The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-08-06


Jno. III. Hoffman, is visiting friends
in this place.
Messrs. b. A. Fleming and M. NJ.
Comcrford, Esqs., of Fairmont, were
in town last week.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, is at Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Lorenzo Davis, of Cass Dis
trict, was among our business callers
last week. Mr.. Davis will have his
new house ready for occupancy this
fall.
Mr.. Joseph Guthrie, of Cass Dis.
trict, was in town last week and call
ed in and renewed his subscription.
Prof b. 5. Morgan will return
home from his Eastern tour this
week. He is somewhat improved in
health.
Mr.. solomon Shriver, of West
Warren, was in town on Tuesday,
IRder.
DIR. c. +. Boyers and family, of
Palatine, returned on Wednesday
from weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Middlebournc, Tyler coun-
ty.-Ib.
Mr.. A. ii. Fleming, Of the West
Vnginioa, departed on Saturday
evening last for Washington City, to
assume the duties Of compositor in
the government printing office, hav-
ing been recently appointed to that
position.-Ib.
Mr.. Clint Jollitf and family re-
Gently moved to Smithtown.-Ib.
We had pleasant call yesterday
forenoon from VIM. +. Watson, of
Monongalia. He is one of the solid
railroad men of that county, and has
great confidence in the success of the
proposed road up the Monongahela
Valley.-I6.
Mr.. c. A. Basnctt, of Morgantown,
who is at the present time selling
fruit trees of all kind I'M this county,
and who is a very successful sales
man, made us a call this week.
Vest Thginion.
Col. Ed. w. Moore, who is still
connected with the Navy Dept in
Washington, has been in town since
Friday of last week, business us well
as pleasure having brought him
hithcr Eds friends here, who are
quite numerous, arc always glad to
see him. He will return to the city
of "magnificent distances" to morrow.
He is looking well-handsome MS
cver.-Ib.
Our friend, A. j. Saptee, of West
Warren, Monongalia CO., was in town
yesterday and made us a pleasant
call.-Tb.
Mr. l.. NJ. Wade, formerly Of this
place, now store keeper at the Hannis
distillery, at Martinsburg, has been
visiting his old home in this county
for several days past.
Mr.. Geo. Morgan, who returned
from the Eastern watering places last
week, was in town Monday, and paid
us very pleasant visit. Judging
from his appearance and talk the
watering places proved very beneficial
to him.
Lanslot John, Esq, one Of Union
districts best farmers was in town
this week and called on the printers.
John T. Fleming, of Cassville, one
of our best friends and staunchest
supporters was in town Monday.
Mr.. Marshall Miller, of Cassville,
was in town one day recently on bust
ness. Mr.. Miller is one of our best
subscribers, and very nice young
man.
"Scott." Jones, the clever, accom-
modating, fine-looking and jolly por-
ter Of the Continental Hotel, Fair
mont, was in town Sunday in attend
auce upon the Camp Meeting. "Scott"
has the reputation of being the best
porter in West Virginia, and no
doubt he is.
Walter Hough left on Tuesday for
Uniontown and points in Pennsylva-
MIA. He will be absent until Sep
TENDER LIST.
S. c. Stewart, Esq one Of our good
Democratic supporters of Grant dis
trict, was in to see us on Monday.
He is always welcome.
j. j. Wharton, Esq, the gentle
manly, goodlooking proprietor of the
Usage Mills, Cass district, was in
town Monday and called on the
printers.
Maj. w. w. John, of Stewartstown,
was in town last Sunday and Mon
day.
Frank Reed, the successful horse
buyer of Fairmont, was In town this
week.
Joshua S. Jenkins, of Clinton dis
trict, was among our numerous callers
last Monday.
We are sorry to learn of the serious
of Jesse j. Fitch. We
hope soon to be able to chronicle his
recovery.
Mr.. VIM. S. Swindler, of Union
District, paid us a very pleasant and
profitable call on Tuesday morning.
MAT" Hurst, of Uniontown, was