The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-23


last.
Our young friend Henry German
will teach the Flats School the COM
ing term.
Col. Evans and wife arrived last
week and have taken board at the
Seminary.
Charley Hopkins is down at
Greensboro assisting Benny Williams
in the drug business.
Geo. w. johnson has been in Pitts
burgh taking care of his timber in
terests for some days past.
DR.. Kramer arrived on Monday
and is ready to attend to patients.
He has rooms at the Wallace House.
Our old friend Jacob Frederick
was in town last week and as is his
custom promptly renewed his sub
scription.
We were gratified to meet F. nj.
johnson, of Clinton this week. He
is one of the first class fellows of
Clinton.
The visitors from this place to the
Oriole have returned with one or two
exceptions. They were all well
pleased.
The wife and daughter of Prof.
Crago are lying dangerously ill with
typhoid fever at their home near
Benwood.
We regret to hear of the serious
illness of Mrs. James Robinson of
Stewartstown. Her malady is pro
nounced fever.
Mr. II. w. Dusenberry, one Of the
clever young citizens of Cass district
dropped in yesterday aud renewed
his subscription.
Misses Rachael and Mollie Everley,
of Preston county. are visiting Jack
son Everley, of this county. The
! ladies are all fond Of Jack.
Miss Matte Brock returned to Bea-
yer Female College last week. She
was accompanied by Alice Aultman
and Miss Lily Pickenpaugh.
DIR. C. A. Willis, of Connelsville,
Pa, is visiting DIR. Geo. b. Morris,
Of this place. DR.. Willis is young
dentist rapidly rising in his profess
sion.
Mrs. +. S. Brown returned from a
long visit at Oakland and Kingwood
last week. She was accompanied by
her son Mr.. Chas. f. Brown, of Gin
cinnati.
Luther M. Boyers returned home
on Monday from Ohio, where he has
been sojourning during the Summer.
He has entered his classes again and
will graduate in June next.
Il. j. Eddy, of Battelle, was in town
yesterday on business. He was ac-
companicd by his father, who is one
of our oldest citizens having almost
completed his fourseore years.
! Miss Gertie Hilands went to her
home in Allegheny last week, after a
visit of several weeks at Prof. Stew
arts. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Lizzie Morgan who will hereafter re-
side in Pittsburgh.
Among the delegates from this
county who will attend the Congress
sional Convention are: c. b. Ollie,
John S. Hood, John G. Hogue, ID. Nj.
Camp, Col. Jas. Evans and Solomon
Frum. We expect them to do good
wook.
Mr. John G.. Hogue, one Of our
good Democratic citizens favored the
New DOMINION with specially agree
able call on Friday. 1t is needless
for us to say John G. was welcome.
He was accompanied by Capt. d. M.
Camp.
| One of the most careful and prompt
men in the county is Mr. Alpheus
Dilliner, of Stewartstown. He al
ways renews his subscription paying
one year in advance before his time
expires. An example worthy of imi-
tation.
A private note from Mr.. Launcelot
John and lady informs rs that they
are now at Omaha and are both en-
loving excellent health and having
pleasant trip. We are glad to
hear that such is the case as will
their many friends here.
John Dietrich, the jolly German OF
Stewartstown, and his party were
among our visitors Saturday. An
unfortunate disarangement of their
plans, neccssitatcd their staying in
town until Sunday morning. Mr..
Dietrich is clever and sociable gen.
tleman.
| A Gentleman who recently made the
acquaintance of G. w. Atkinson, and
knows more or less Of the public men
of the State, gives it as his opinion that
our present u. S. Marshal is by far the
ablest man that has filled that position
since we have been State West
Tirginian.
Lee P. Watson, Esq, was sum-
moned to Cranberry Summit last Fri
day by the sudden illness Of his wife,
who has been visiting there for sew
eral weeks past. Mrs. Watson was
quite sick for a few days, but is
/ now very much better Mr.. Watson
returned to town on Tuesday.-In-
dec.