The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

PERSONAL MENrIoN-A. Nj. Arnett
Esq, of Arnettsville, was in town last
week and paid his respects to this
office.
Oliver Price, of Clay district, was
among his old friends here few days
since.
Fred. Lorcntz arrived at home from
Indiana, on Saturday, and will spend
two or three weeks with his parents
and friends here. Frcd's appearance
would indicate that the climate of the
Hoosier State agreed with him pretty
well.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
late favors received from Jesse Shut
Ellsworth.
Mr.. d. Umbell, late OF Arnettsville,
was in town over Sunday last. He
was en- route TO his old home in Fay
cite co. Pa. We regret to lose such
an agreeable gentleman from our
county.
Misses Mollie Barker, Of this, coun-
ty, and Ida Neptune, of Missouri,
paid this office visit on Friday last
to see and learn of the mysteries of
the ''art preventative The latter
young lady started to her home in
the west on Monday.
VIM. f. Richardson, Of Battellc,
was in town on Saturday and renew
ed his subscription in advance as is
his custom.
Constable Frum, of Clinton, drop
ped in on Saturday and contributed
to the substance Of our exchcquer.
G.. w. Sample, Of nenr Rosedale,
called on Saturday and placed his
name upon our list.
Mr.. VIM. J. Wells, the most extern
sive wool grower in tho county, favor
ed the NEW DOMINION with years
subscription a few days since.
Hon. James Hare has the thanks
Of this office for late favors
w. G. Brown, Jr., of Kingwood was
in town several days last week,
enjoying the greetings Of his old
friends. He came over in company
with Mrs. l.. A. Hagans and Miss
Kelly of Chicago who were recently
visiting at kingwood.
Dr. j. w. w. Bolton late Presiding
Elder of this district, is in Baltimore
attending u course Of Medical lee
lures, with n view of practicing that
profession.
Rev. ID. II. X. Dix, the new Prcsi
ding Elder Of Morgantown district
has taken up his residence in. Pala
tine.
Major j. NJ. Hancy, the champion
blacksmith, came in on Monday ant
increased our list of Stewartstowr
subscribers by having his name pu'
on our books.
Walter Shelby Of our town is lying
seriously i'll at Louisville, KY, he has
been travelling for the stoncware firm
of Thomas F. Reppert, and on Friday
evening his friends received a tele
gram announcing his illness; his sis
ter accompanied by ". 7. Williams
Esq, started at once To Louisville Il
see him.-Grcensboro Cor. Standard
DR.. Frank Dent returned from Kan
sas, Wednesday, and will remain Q
few weeks before starting forhis homt
in West Virginia. Breckenridge, NJ 0
Bulletin.
We noticed 6. W. Fairfax, Esq, q
4 Preston county in town on Monday
a Mfr. Cephas Jacobs expects to start
| ton,orrow onsa trip TO Indiana ano
'Ilfiffp3asa tHh will be absent about
wdMecKss.,
Pref Purinton and wife, Prof. lay
on and daughter, Miss May, Danic
Fordyce and daughter, and Revs
Miller, Foster, Brand and McCutch
con have been at Parkcrsburg fol
some day past attending the session
of the Baptist General Association.
1t was reported here last week TIM
Joe Wood was lying dangerously il
at Scotdale, Pa, but VIC learn his i'll
ness was not at all dangerous and h
is now about as well as usual.
Mrs. Lynch, Of Pennsylvania, il
) visiting her sister, Mrs. X. c. Wood
on Front street.
Miss Susie Thompson has beer
quite i'll for some time, but is rapidly
recovering and expects to start FOL
New York on Thursday next.
Mrs. J.. A. Hagans and Miss Kelly
Of Chicago, have been the guests o
J. NJ. Hagans for few days past
Misses Columbia and Anna Simp
son went to Battclle district last wcel
where they will teach during the win
ter.
The Cambridge, Illinois Chronicle
says: Burkley Cole, Of Creston, Iowa
brother Of H. j. Cole Of tooth pulling
fame, is making a short visit with his
father-in law, Mr.. Reuben Mcfarland
Of CISCO. where his wife has been Wis
iting for the last few weeks. They
expect to start soon for Mr.. Coles
old home in West Virginia.
Both the above named gentlemen
are sons of John Ii. Cole, ESQ.,, 0
C,.,,t ,1;.tr..t Nh III CoIa l,o.