The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-29

of Virginia.
Walter MADEIRA is the polite young
man that waits on the Customers al
Phil. Sloan's.
Reese" Swindler, Esq, has our
thanks for new subscriber brought
us last week.
Miss Conor, of Baltimore is spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Zoller at
DIR. McLane's.
Mr.. f. Domain has our thanks for
late business favors. Sorry we don't
see him oftener.
Capt. Frank Hurry's friends here
expect him to visit this place some
time in the Fall.
Miss Anna johnson returned home
on Saturday from her trip to Thorn
ton and Oakland.
Capt. Geo. c. Baker, of the Cadet
Corps has returned from his trip to
the Kanawha Valley.
Mr.. Fillmore McClain dropped in
a few days since and had his name
placed upon our list.
Messrs. JIM. and Will Boyles have
our thanks for late fayors. They are
both clever gentlemen.
Mrs. Ella Reed, of Wheeling is
visiting her father, Capt. G. w. Nc
Wicker, on Front Street.
Messrs. VIM. and Ollie Morgan, of
Pittsburgh, are visiting Nicholas
Berkshire on Front street.
Judge Berkshire and JOS. More
land were over in Pennsylvania on
Tuesday on legal business.
Mr. John Brand was another of
our clever citizens who paid us a
profitable call since our last.
Miss Carrie Reed, of Wheeling is
among the strangers in town. She
is visiting Capt. McVicker's.
Miss Fannie Dorsey left this morn
ing on visit to relatives in Union
town and Connnellsville, Pa.
Mess d. II. Chadwick, John Protz-
man and NJ. L. Temple are rustica-
ting at Browning's this week.
Corp. Andy NJ. cambridge Of Tay-
lor county greeted his friends with a
hearty hand shake on show day.
Prof. /. c. White arrived at home
from Pennsylvania on Saturday last.
He will remain for about one week.
Miss Maggie Snider and her sister
Miss Emma are spending this week
at Shelby Weltners, in Union dis
trict.
Miss Gertie Hayes will start in q
few days for visit at Front Royal,
Cupepper and other places in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. DR.. G. B. Morris is resorting
at DR.. Triplett's in Cheat Neck. Her
health has been poor for several
weeks.
Mr. C. w. Arnett is now citizen
Of Palatine, having recently moved
into the DR.. Sterling property
Inder.
Mr. P. L. Lazzell, after a long alb
sence dropped in a few days since to
renew old acquaintance and chat
awhile.
Mr.. w. II. Seamon will return to
Wheeling on Thursday. During his
stay here he has made this office
numarOue calls
We received a short but pleasant
visit last Friday from Hon. John
Brown Gray,of Monongalia county
Vest Virginian.
Mrs. Sprigg and two little daugh-
tiers, of Washington, d. c., are in
town for a season. That lady is
Serg't Spriggs mother.
Among the late arrivals at Oak
land we notice that of Miss Annie
johnson and her friend Miss Wood
ward, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Painter.
Squire Billingsley, one of the old
and prominent citizens Of Mt. Nor
ris, has been quite i'll for some time,
and his friends are apprehensive of
the result.
Quite a number of gentlemen from
Fairmont attended the show here last
Wednesday. Messrs. Fred. Davis
son and Matt. Christy remained for
day or two with friends.
Prof. Geo. d. Purinton, A. NJ, act
ing President of Des Moines Uni
versity has just been elected Profess
sor of Physics and Chemistry in Fur
man University, Greenville, S. c.
Examiner, N. y.
Misses Sallie and Jennie Lee Hay
mond, two sprightly and accomplish
ed young ladies of Fairmont, are
visiting their uncle A. Raymond in
this place. The young ladies have
many friends and admirers here.
Our town was invaded by gay
crowd from Greene county last week:
Messrs. Buck Temple, Henry Berry
hill, Ben. Williams and lady and
Misses Anna Melvin, Emma Donley,
and Anna Temple. They were the
guests OF Miss Annie johnson. On
Thursday evening they attended the
Waverly ball and departed with very
favoIah le imnressions of our town