The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-07-30

spending few weeks with his friends
here. He expresses himself highly
pleased with Louisville.
Mrs. o. II. Ollie is at Fayctte
Springs, Pa.
Nell. Robson, ESQ., Of Upshur
county, is at his old home in Clinton
District, this county, and will remain
for few weeks.
Miss Kate Spindler is visiting at
Grafton.
Mr.. j. S. Tough, Of Grant Dis
trict, paid our town visit last week.
Mr.. Garrison Mcclure, of Clinton
District, paid this Office his regular
annual visit on Saturday.
Michael Muse, Esq, made this of
flee very agreeable call on Satur-
day last.
Miss Lucy Mcconnell, formerly a
teacher in the Seminary, is visiting
her numerous friends here.
Mrs. II. S. Dering went to Fair
mont on Saturday to visit her many
friends.
Our young friend, Mr.. Whit. Tapp,
has been appointed first assistant in
the Grafton public schools. He is
good teacher, and we predict will give
his patrons satisfaction.
Mr.. Amos Gale, of Masontown, was
in town several days lately. He re-
turned home on Monday.
Mr.. Charles f. Brown, OF Cincin-
natl, arrived on Tuesday. He is look
the well, is doing well in the Queen
city, and expects to remain in the
mountains for some weeks.-Kiaq-
GOOD Journal ~.
Wilbur Hagans, an old Wheeling
boy, at present in the cattle business
at Webster city. Mo-, leaves the first
of August for Europe in company
with his uncle, Hon. James ,McGrew
of Preston county, who after visiting
on the continent, goes to India to
visit his son George, who is a mis-
sionary there.-iutelligenccr.
Mr.. McGrew, as our readers know,
goes as a delegate to the great Meth
odist conference that meets in Lon
don in September. He is not yet
sure that he will 90 to India, where
his son, the Rev. George Ii. McGrcw,
is laboring as missionary. Mr..
McGrew expects, however, to visit
Egypt and Palestine, and may go to
India.-Kingmood Journal.
A. L. Wade has been absent for
some time holding Institutes in Ran.
dolph and other counties.
We were pleased to meet the Hon.
Jas. S. Watson in our sanctum on
Monday.
Mr.. VIM. A. Rogers still fingers
with his friends here. He will spend
a few days camping with n party OF
gentlemen on Cheat before going
home.
]. NJ. Wood and family went to
Uniontown, Pa. last Tuesday. They
will take in Sells show to-day.
DR.. Spencer Wade, VIM. A. Roy
ers, Il. X. Brown and James Lawhead
went out on Cheat Yesterday.
i Rev. Knox and party,of Pittsburgh,
broke their camp on Cheat river last
Saturday and returned to their
homes.
DR.. A. A. Jimeson left yesterday
for Nelsonville, Ohio, his new field oil
labor The Doctor informed us n
day or two ago that he would not re-
move his family to that place before
late next fall, and probably not until
next Spring.-West Tirginian.
Mr.. Eliza Jolliffe and family, OF
Whiteday, are visiting at Mr.. Geo.
Kiger's.
A Mr.. Gray and family, from Mis-
souri,, arc at the Commercial Hotel.
Mr.. Gray thinks Of locating in Nor
gantown.
Messrs. Marion, John and Will
Fordyce, of Clarksburg, have lately
been visiting their father, Mr.. Dan
icl Fordyce, at Sunny Side. The
boys still conduct the large carriage
factory at Clarksburg.
Little Carrie Dent, daughter oil
Marshall M. Dent, was severely hurt
a few days ago, by getting caught
under falling window.
Several members Of the Bancroft
Fishing Club, Of Pittsburgh, who are
in camp near Point Marion, made
this Office a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Reed, of Wheeling,
daughter Of Capt. Geo. w. McVicker,
is visiting friends in this county.
Mrs. DIR. Brock returned from New
York to her home in this place, few
days since. She was accompanied
by her mother, who will remain hero
for time.
On has been discovered in paying
quantities in the upper end of Mari
on county. A well at the depth OF
670 feet produced oil Of good quality.
A Marion county company, with a
canitaI If 81 40 mo haa leased ahout