The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-04
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good DemOcrahc friends from lAin-
ton District, was in to see us last
Friday.
Col. Joseph Sniler, one Of the prom>
inent citizens of Union, made us
very pleasant call recently.
DIR Christian Jennewine, another
of Union Districts good farmers, al
so graced our sanctum by his pres
enco, one day last week.
We learn that L. Pickenpangh's
family will not visit the West until
some time this Fall.
Our young friend, Mr. Frank Hay
mond paid visit to McCurdysvillc,
last week, in company with our Pros
ecuting Attorney, Mr.. w. W. Hous-
ton. They were on law business.
:. c. Kelley, Esq, returned from
Clarksburg and Fairmont, last week,
at which places he passed successful
examinations in law, before Judge A.
+. Raymond, of the Supreme Court
of Appeals, of this State, and Judge
A. Brooks Fleming, of this Circuit.
Sam is one of our rising young men.
We wish him abundant success
wherever he locates.
Mr.. James +. Ererley, of Maids
vile, was in to see us last Friday, and
paid his subscription to the NEW Do
MINroN. Mr.. Everley is one of our
best subscribers, good citizen, and
never has to be asked to pay his sub
scription; he always keeps it paid in
advance. We are sorry we can not
say this of all our subscribers.
Mr., James Cumpston, proprietor
Of the Cumpston Hotel, Shreveport,
La, and son Of Mrs. Cumpston, of
this place, has our thanks for late
favors.
Hon. James Hare, of Union Dis
trict, was among. our numerous call
ers last week.
DIR. Dan Rogers arrived in town
last Friday. He is stopping with his
father.
Robert Dinsmore, of New Haven,
Fayette county, Pa, is here on a
visit
Rev. G. A. Gibbons, of Fairmont
and Bishop Peterkin, were in town
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Gibbons
made us a very pleasant call.
Miss Alice G. Woodruff, a notice
of whose coming appeared in this
paper last week, arrived here Friday
and received a hearty welcome from
her many friends.
Hon. j. Marshall lIagans returned
from Washington last week, at which
place he has been stopping since the
fourth of March.
Judge X. l.. Berk shire and wife re-
turned home from visit to friends
in Nicholas county, last Thursday.
Mr. Durbin, the obliging Cashier
of the First National Bank. has re-
Gently treatsd his dwelling to new
coat Of paint.-Graftoa Sentinel.
County Superintendent Is. L. Kee-
That staunch old friend of ours,
Mr.. Aleck r. Hess, was in town Sat.
urday, aud could not leave without
paying a visit to our. sanctum. Mr.
Hess is an agreeable gentleman, and
we are always glad to meet him.
Mr.. Joseph Moran, of Clinton Dis
/ 4r., IN 4 n nf, los ii
left some Of the needful.
Mr.. George G.. Galliher, one of Mn
rion county's excellent young men,
dropped in on Saturday and paid up
his subscription. Mr.. Galliher is a
very agreeable young gentleman, and
we were pleased tomake his acqnaint-
| ance.
Our young friend, Will w. Robis-
on, of Stewartstown, paid this Office
a very acceptable call on Saturday
last. He is one of the representa-
tive yourg men of the county,a good
Democrat, and clever gentleman.
Among the numerous gentlemen
who had business at this office with
in the.ast few days, were Major j.
M. Lee, M. Larkin, r. 4. Fast, Eu-
genius jenkins, j. p. Snider, J. j.
Wharton, G. w. Finnell and others.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Dent and wife,of New
burg, were lately visiting the Doc
tors father at Granville.
Mrs. Estella Il. Clark left last week
for Illinois, which State she expects
to adopt as her home. For a num-
Der Of years Mrs. Clark has been, a
teacher in the Union School of this
place, and by her successful work has
proven herself to be most excellent
teacher. Her place as q teacher will
be hard to fill. May success attend
her. Waynesburg Independent.
Mrs. Clark is the widow of the late
A. j. Clark, formerly of this place.
We understand that Alexander
Wade, of Monongalia county, will
hold the County Institutes of this,
Randolph and Upshur counties. We
could rot be pleased better with any
man in the State.--BarJour Jefer-
sonian. s3 81
Miss Carrie McClaskey, of Graf
ton, is in town this week, visiting her
| father.-Ib.
DIR. j. A. Cox, of Preston county