The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-05-20

their accident.
Student Snodgrass left for his
home yesterday on account of the ill
ness of his father.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent, of Newburg
will pay his friends in this county 9
visit this week.
L. /. McRa, one of the prominen,
teachers of Clinton district, made us
a business call on Friday.
Miss Dora Dent Chalfant lief,
Granville on Monday morning fol
her home in Lewis county.
Miss Fannie Stoneking, daughter
of the late Alvey Stoneking, is quite
i'll at her home in Cass district.
Mr.. Moses Strosnider, of Blacks
vile, we are glad to hear, is again
much improved in health. --Messen
ger.
Our young friend Mr.. Sim EVERY
has removed from Clinton district to
the movth of Crooked run in Cas-
district.
| DIR. Kramer, the Dentist, of Greens
boro, is at the Wallace House where
he may be seen by patients until Sat
urday the Goth.
We are glad to see the venerable
William G. Brown, who has been
seriously i'll, again ON the street.
Kingwood Argus.
Miss Rose Watson, of Smithtown
spent Monday afternoon in Grafton
She has been visiting friends in
Bridgeport.-Eaqle.
Deputy us. Marshal Haogerty and
States Attorney Arnett of Fairmont
were in town last Wednesday, Of last
week, on business.
G. w. Cunningham, of this office
has been quite ill for several days
past, but under the care of DIR. John
is getting along nicely.
Bev. Gibbons,o of Fairmont, preached
to the Protestant Episcopal people
/ here at Academy Hall on last Sab
bath morning and afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. G. Brown, Jr., was in this
place from Saturday until Tuesday
last, having been called to attend the
funeral of his aunt, Miss Sarah Gay.
This Office acknowledges a paving
call from Hon. John b. Gray on Tues
day. Mr.. Gray is favorlte with us
and always finds our latch string
out.
j. NJ. Hall, Esq, of Wadestown,
was in on Saturday and renewed his
subscription. Mr.. Hall was a stu
dent of the University about two
years ago.
Prof A. L. Wade is at Beverly en-.
gagged in Institute work. He will
most probably spend the coming
summer in that work in various parts
of the State.
We acknowledge a call recently
from our esteemed friend II. G. West.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Sias H.
West, of Simpson, Taylor county,
this State.
Mr.. f. w. Bedinger, of the law
firm of Lucas d. Bedinger, of Charles
town, is among his old friends here
and will remain until after Com
mencement.
We acknowledge late favors from
Mr.. John Laird, of Cass district, one
of the most intelligent young gentle
men of our county and one of our
best teachers.
Messrs. John Kussart and Wait
man Ryan, of Randall, were in on
Saturday. The former made us feel
good by renewing his subscriptionlto
the amount of a V.
Mr.. H. j. Startzman, Of Manning
ton, was in this county visiting
friends and relatives last week. He
called In to see us last Thursday and
left some Of the needful.
Among our numerous business
callers this week we're: Prof. A. w.
Lorentz, d. Hayhhrst. L. M. Boyers,
John Wolf, DR.. J. p. Fitch, Sim Ev-
erly, Sol. Frum and others.
Mr.. o. W. Waters has returned
from Palatine and will remain here
during the Summer preparing him
self for his profession. His school
work in PalaNne was very success
full.
Ex-Constable John Hildebrand,
of Grant district was discovered by
our devil, in the act Of carrying off
our mail basket in his vest pocket,
and of course he was summarily
elected from the office.
Mr.. Jos. Miller, of CassviIle, was
in to see us Wednesday, oflast week
He says the wheat is hurt but very
little by the late frosts and that there
is a good prospect of better crop
than we have had for many years.
Mr.. Jno. A. Jones, formerly of
Laurel Point, is now travelling for
the music house of Chas. M. Stieff, of
Baltimore. We learn that Mr.. Jones
is pushing thriving trade. He ex-
poets to spend Commencement
Week here.
Among our visitors last Friday /
we're Dan. O'Grady and VIM. and
John Casteel, Of Stewartstown.
Uncle Billy" was out for holiday,
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