The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-26

ley, of the Wheeling Register, spent
a short time with his parents and
friends in this place last week. He
has many admirers here who are al
ways glad to see him.
Col. w. A. Hanway. of Baltimore,
has been in town for week past
looking after his business interests
in this county.
Mrs. Geo. Lazear and family re-
turned home last Friday from their
visit to Pittsburg and other places.
The Rev. Mr.. Coil left on Monday,
for his home at Moortield, Ohio, af-
ter visit of several weeks among his
children here.
Mr.. John Lindsey, of Pittsburgh,
son-in-law of f. A. Dering, has been
in town several days lately visiting
friends and taking orders for his
hardware house. ~ 81
Il. w. Poundstone, who is an EN-.
ployee of the South West R. R., lately
spent a week with his friend p. l..
Lazzell, in Cass district, this county.
w. F. Hood, of Dunbar, Pa, has
lately been visiting his friends in
this and other counties. He return
ed to his home last Friday.
Mr.. Huston Stewart, of Blacksville,
was in town last week.
Our old friend John NJ Cobun, of
Union district, paid this oface asvisit
last week.
Mr.. Harrison Brown, Of near
Gladeville, was in town last week and
renewed his subscription.
VIM. J. Stewart, Esq. of Stewards
town, has our thanks for a new sub
scriber and the cash given us last
week.
Our good old Democratic friend
Jacob Frederick, Of Clinton district,
dropped into our Office one day last
week and left some substantial to-
kcns Of his regard.
We were pleased to meet our cs-
teemed friends Mr., George Evans
and Mrs. Maria l.. Evans, of Pitts.
burgh, in our office last week. The
former left for his home on Saturday,
Mrs. Evans will remain for several
days yet.
Since our last we have received
calls from Moses Steele. Michael
Muse, Lorenzo Davis, f. M. and ID.
NJ. Arnett, w. l. Protzman, VIM. l..
Wells, Eliza Barb, C. S. Newcomer,
and S. G. Stuart.
Vim. Simpson, Esq. dropped in on
Monday and placed two dollar will
liam to his credit on our subscrip-
tion list.
Clarence McVicker is at home
from Pennsylvania for short visit.
Profs. Wade, and Morgan are
attending the Institute and
Teachers convention in Wheeling
this week.
County Clerk, VIM. S. Cobun, has
been seriously i'll for week past.
We hope to hear of his speedy recov-
cry. Deputy Clerk MADEIRA is in
charge Of the office during his OBJ
Sence.
Mr.. Frank Cooper, of Montana, is
visiting his cousin, o. II. Ollie, on
Walnut Hill.
Col. Evans is again somewhat in
disposed.
Emory McVicker has been at home
for few days past. He will return
to Pittsburgh tomorrow.
L. T. Reay is in town again.
Mrs. +. NJ. Chalfant has returned
home from her visit in this county.
F. T. Raymond has been absent
several days at Columbus and Gin
cinnati, Ohio, on business. He will
return some time next week.
Charley Hayes will go to Pitts
burgh, next week, to lay in a new
stock Of holiday goods.
A Colorado paper informs us that
DIR. Geo. M. Dorsey is located at st.
Elmo, in that State and says he is
an able and efficient physician and
is gaining quite reputation there.
Prof. J. J. Stevenson, of New York,
and his brother William, of st. Louis,
are in town for short time, the
guests Of DR.. Brock.
Henry Chalfant arrived at home
on Tuesday, after an absence of sew
eral months in the West.
Major Lee and Miss SADIE, Coil ex-
pect to go to Wheeling to-day to at
tend the Teachers Convention.