The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-08

We were glad to meet Mr.. VIM. s.
Swindler in our Office last Saturday
BE is one of the excellent gentlemen
on our list of friends.
VIM. ASteele, son of Rev. S.Steele,
of Wheeling, has been visiting his
old friends in this place for several
days past.
Miss Kate Hall, of Greensboro,
Pa, is visiting friends and relatives
in Morgantown.
Mr.. 5. S. Lemley, of Mount Nor
ris, Pa, one of our prompt paying
subscribers, favored us with call
last week.
Mr.. John Goodrich, OF Cass Dis
trict, dropped in on Saturday, and
left us some of the needful.
Mr.. "Whit." Tapp made us bus
mess call last week. He is one of
the successful young teachers of this
county. He is teaching this winter
at Stewartstown.
Mr.. Wade returned on Saturday
from Washington, Pa, where he. had
been assisting to hold a Teachers
Institute. A number of other dis
tinguished educators were there.
Mr.. Jacob Raber, of Mt. Morris,
dropped in on Saturday and renewed
his subscription.
Mrs. HI. d. Hubbard, of Wheeling,
is visiting her mother and other
friends in this place.
John r. Dixon is suffering from a
severe attack of inlamatory rheuma-
tism. We are sorry to learn of
Johns aflliction.
Denny Smith, Of Lazear, Finnell
Il Co.'s store, spent the holidays in
Pittsburgh.
DR.. Morris and his assistant, Mr..
"Clint," Jolliff, are off to fill their
next appointment Patients may ex
pect them back here in March.
John F. Chips, one of the "elever
fellows" of Clinton, paid his respects
to this office on New Years.
Mr.. John Ii. Brown and brother,
of Kingwood, were in town last week
visiting friends.
We acknowledge calls this week
from Commodore Cartright, VIM. f.
Watson, w. c. Stevens, Carson Ev-
erly, w. f. Holt, Sol. Frum, S. T.
Shuttleworth, w. T. Ryan, Marshall
Miller, Albert G.. Davis, Esq, S. G.
Stewart, j. w. Grub, A. W. Brown,
b. NJ. Jones and wife, A. j. Frum, j.
w. Stevens, M. Larkin, Joseph Sni-
der, j. j. Wharton, Capt. David NJ.
Camp.
Ewing Brown, of Greensburg, Pa,
is visiting his grandfather, Mr.. l,
Franks, in this place.
Our aged fellow citizen, Mr. j. l.
Peery, favored us with a call on Mon
day. We regret to note that he is
somewhat lame, from the effect of
fall received on the ice some days
since, which injured his hip. We
hope he may soon regain his wonted
vigor.
Mr.. James. S. Boyers, son of Simon
l.. Boyers, Of Randall, is visiting his
parents and many friends in Monon-
gala. Mr.. Boyers has been absent
for several years past in the West, in
Colorado and New Mexico. For sew
eral months past he has been attend
ing a course of Medical Lectures in
Chicago He will return to that city
in few days.
w. l.. Boughner, Esq, of Palatine,
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
Mr.. Henry Baker, of Cheat Neck,
made us a pleasant call on Tuesday.
He was accompanied by "Chris."
Jennewine.
Mr.. Fred. Hennen made a flying
visit to Greensboro, Pa, last week.
Mr. Emrod Tenant was in town
this week, with one of his eyes ban
daged. We did not learn what the
trouble was.
r. l.. Domain, the handsome steam
boat man, has been in town for some
time past.
Mr.. Ezekiel Shay, of Easton, one
of our excellent Democratic citizens,
called in on Wednesday and renewed
his subscription for 81.
We received very agreeable call
from our old friend, John II. Cole,
ESQ.,, of Grant District, on Wednes
dav. Mr.. Cole is one of our success
full men; having spent his youth and
manhood industriously, now enjoys
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