The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-02
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W either mas farm OF 20 acres, near
Stewartstown, w. Va, and pays con
siderable attention to live stock
Uaioatora { Pa Geaias Of Liberty.
Col. James Evans. and lady, who
have been sojourning ut Morgaptowh,
w. Va, for some time, have returned,
and are now making sheir home at
their cottage at Fayette Springs, in
Wharton township, eight miles from
Uniontown.-Ib.
The following persons, delegates to
the State Temperance Convention,
which convened at Wheeling yester-
day evening, lett Tuesday morning
to attend the meeting; Samuel Hack
ney, ID. b. Purinton, +. e. Allender,
A. l.. Wade, W. w. Houston. Rev.
w. c. Snodgrass left on Monday
morning.
DIR. VIM. L. McLane,of McCurdys-
vile; DR.. VIM. Nj. Dent, of Newburg,
and DIR. G. w. Dent, of Arnettsville,
were in Morgantown last week.
Miss Lou Shafer, daughter of DR..
j. p. Shafer, Of Independence, is Wis
ting Mrs. Pinnell, at the Presbyte-
rian parsonage-Fdirmoat Iadcn.
Miss Charlotte Morrow returned
home last week from Staunton, Va,
where she has been attending school.
10.
Mr.. William Barb, of Monongalia
county, is visiting relatives in Har-
risville.. He is very agreeable gen
tleman.-Ritchie gazette.
C. l.. Brand, Of Preston county,
was in town last week. He came over
to bring the surveyors Of the |. V. Il
nj. Railroad, they having completed
portion of their work in that vicin-
ity, and have since been doing office
work here. Lock" we learn, is do
ing well in Preston county.
ID. B. Snider, of Cedar Valley, this
county, has, we learn, been seriously
i'll for some time past.
Tom. w. Anderson, Esq, of Eas-
ton, returned last week from q two
weeks visit at Cumberlan d, Md.
Our old friend, Jacob Frederick, of
Clinton District, called in on Satur-
day and renewed his subscription.
He is very prompt, having come the
day it expired.
George w. Jollif, ESQ :, of Browns
vile, Pa, made our town a visit last
Friday, and while here made us Wis
it also. He says there is at present
an unusually fine market for all kind
of timber down the river, and told us
to say to our people that if they have
any to sell,now is the time to dispose
of it, as the prices paid are better
than they have been for several years
and that if a decline should set in it
would probably be some time before
they are again rs good. Mr.. Jollih
was looking exceedingly well, and we
are glad to inform his many friends
hereabouts that he is doing well.
When he called to see us he was nc
companied. by his brother james, of
Slnithtown, Monongalia county,
Vest Virgiatdn.,
A. j. Jones, one of Clinton Dis
trict's most excellent citizens, made
his annual visit to this office on Sat
urday last GOA.
ID. II. Chadwick left on Monday
for Chicago, to visit his daughter,
Mrs. u. Is. Wilson, and to see the
sights. He will be absent about ten
days.
Mrs. John Protzman vas visiting
relatives near Carmichaels last week
Marshall d. Sanders and family of
Upshur county, have been visiting
friends in this county for several
days past They are both natives of
Monongalia, and have many friends
here.
Miss Rosalie, daughter of VIM.
McClaskey, left last Monday for
Cedar Valley, Monongalia county,
at which place she expects to make
her home for some time. Miss Rosa
lies many friends in Phillippi will
miss her sadly.-Phalipi Republican.
DR.. L. L. Carr and wife are visit
ing friends in Braxton county. They
will spend week or two there
Fairmont Indec.
George w. johnson and wife were
at Clarksburg last week. They were
accompanied home by little daught-
er Of the late r. f. Finnell.
Our handsome German friend, Mr..
Louis Hagedorn, was in to see us
this week.
Among the gentlemen to whom we
are indebted for calls during the past
week, were S. L. Boyers, 0. II. Ollie,
Judge Fleming, Jno. T.. Fleming, j.
J. Wharton, Rev. II. II. Trainer, A.
L. Wade, Joseph Moran, I. c. Ralph
snider, Thomas Maple, S. c. Stewart,
Sohn Rogers, Amos Gale, Luther Sni-
der, Joshua S. Jenkins, Flora and
Frank Dicdrick, Jud Yearly, Jack r.
Stewart, Jud. Sisler, ,,Jnd. Fowler, j.
+. Weaver,S. c. Stewart,T. r. Evans,
Jas. Odbert and VIM. Finnell.
A brother of Sergeant J. C. Sprigg
is in town.
Sylvester Smith, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting his brother Denny, the oblig-
ing clerk of Lazear, Finnell & Co.
Robert s. Irwin of Wheeling is in