The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-05


lieutenant Moore, of the L. S.
Navy; and family, left here on Fri
day last, for Norfolk, Va, where they
have been stationed for some time,
after visit Of several weeks at Mrs.
Z. /. Moore's. Lieut.. Moore and wife
have a number of warm friends in
this place.
Miss Annie johnson, of Morgan
town, who was the guest of Mrs.
Geo. Bussel, and who made so many
friends, especially among the sterner
sex while here, left for her home on
Tuesday last.-Clorksbarg Ne,cs.
Miss Annie returned home last
Monday, and was warmly welcomed
by her numerous young friends.
On Friday last the wife of Capt
VIM. Hood fell at her residence,
breaking her hip. Drs. L. II. Hood
and j. NJ. Bowcock were called and
rendered the necessary medical aid.
The lady is improving.-Clarksbu
Ne,cs.
A reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawthorne and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C. Stone, at the Hon. G. NJ.
Bishops, last night. It was large
and brilliant party. Misses Addie
Jones and Jesse Thomas, and Mr..
Huntington, of Cranberry, were pres
ent.-JourRal.
Mr.. Cephas Jacobs, of Morgan
town, accompanied by his son, I. p.
Jacobs, ESQ, of New Martinsville,
Wetzel county, was in town on Fri
day. Perry, who is leading lawyer
ut New Martinsville, and wife are
visiting his father at Morgantown.-
K,ngwood Journal.
Mr. Geo S. Evans, Mrs. Maria L.
and Miss Maud Evans, of Pittsburg,
arrived here last week and will spend
some time among their friends in
town and vicinity.
F. P. Suter and Chas Newcomer,
of Connellsville, Pa, were in town a
day or two last week. ~
Mr.. Mack Selby, of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, arrived here ON Thurs
day last; having been summoned to
attend the funeral Of his aged moth
err
S. ID. Hirschman and Ed. Porter
were at Greensboro last Sunday.
DR.. J. =. Fitch arrived at home
from New York on Sunday. He will
remain for few days settling up the
business of the firm of j. j. Fitch
& Co., of which he was a member,
and then return to medical. college.
From the proceedings of the u. S.
District Court lately in session at
Clarksburg, we learn that Mr.. S. G..
Stewart was foreman of the jury be-
fore whom the celebrated land ease
of Wood ct al vs. Armantrout ct al.
was tried. The jury acted wisely in
selecting its foreman.
Mrs. Maria Cans and her daugh-
ter, of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, arrived
at this place on Monday and remain
ed until to day, "wednesday when
they left for Pittsburg where they
will remain with relatives for q few
hours, after which they will return
home. They have been absent from
home for the last eight weeks having
visited relatives mt Fairmont and
Morgantown, West Virginia, and also
in Springhill, George and Nicholson
townships, and Uniontown.-Genius
of Liberty.
Memse Lantz, his bride and sister
Miss Emma Lantz, arrived in this
place from Washington City on Sat
urday evening last, when n number
of young friends called on the bridal
party"at the residence Of w. T. Lantz;
and on Sabbath the party proceeded
to their. home at Blacksville.-
Waynesburg Messenger.
Drs. {. F. and Jas. S. Boyers, Of
Palatine, sons of Mr.. Morgan L. Boy
ers, Of this county, are attending
medical lectures in Baltimore.
Col Evans has been suffering for
some days from slight attack Of
erysipelas.
We noticed Messrs. Jarrett Linch
and J. S. Tough, of Grant district, in
town ON Monday.
All the good people Of Parkers-
burg join in hearty welcome to Rev.
Snodgrass, as Pastor of the NJ f.
Church, whose pastorate begun last
Sunday, with preaching morning and
evening.-Freemon.
Miss Maggie Criser, young lady
from Front Royal, Va, is visiting
Jas. F. Hopkins, of the Franklin
House and other relatives.
Our young friend w. w. Tapp,
left this morning for Webster, Tay-
lor county, where he will enter upon
the discharge Of his duties as Princi-
pal Of the schools of that place.
We learn that A. B. Clark and wife
of Buckhannon, are expected in this
county in few days to visit friends.
Mrs. Barrett, very old lady, who
is known to many of our people and
who has been a charge upon the
town for a long time, was stricken
with paralysis last Saturday and is
quite low.
THE WEATHER.
Meteorological cata for the week
ending October 81, 1881, compared with
fhe corrasn,udinO xvaak n r Iaat wear.