The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-08-26

We tender congratulations to Prof.
Brooke.
MIN McGeorge is nursing very
sore hand.
Miss Lizzie Fleming went to Pitts
burgh on Monday.
Geo. Raymond, son of A. Raymond
is visiting in Hardy county.
Laishley Weaver is off to Pitts
burgh to lay in a new stock of goods.
Mr.. w. +. Holt has been at home
for some days pastfrom Fayette CO.,
Pa.
Mr.. w. r. Fordyce, of Clarksburg
was in this place short time last
week.
Geo. Kelly has returned home, af-
ter a summers sojourn in Pennsyl-
vania.
Miss Lizzie Moorhcad will return
to her home at New Castle, Penna.,
to-day.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner returned home
on Monday from q visit to Oakland,
Maryland.
DR.. Kramer will leave for home to-
day, after professional visit of ten
days here.
L. b. Staggers and wife were visit
ing at Esquire Staggers' in this place
on Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Chadwick, of Balti-
more, is visiting at Jno. ii. Hoffman's
in this place.
Mrs. Sallie Coombs, of Ohio, is
visiting her old home and friends in
this county.
President Wilson arrived here on
Tuesday and we learn will remain
permanently.
Benny Williams, of Greensboro,
was registered at the Wallace House
on Sunday last.
Misses Sallie and Jennie Raymond
expect to return to their home in
Fairmont day.
Mr.. Wiley is out in Grant and Cass
districts gathering material for the
Monongalia History.
Mrs. w. p. Wiley and family OF
Wheeling are visiting friends here
They are at L. r. Evans
w. +. Hood, of Dunbar, returned
to that place yesterday after a visit
of several days in this county.
Jno. Fl. Smith is visiting his old
home at Uniontown. He has not
seen the old place for 25 years.
MIR. Strother Evans and family, o.
Baltimore, have been stopping Il,
Jno. Ii. Hofman's for week past.
We are under obligations to Mr.
Garrison Mcclure for pleasant rid,
to the Camp Ground on Sunday last
Sanford Morris left on Monda,
for Weston where he expects to en-
gage in business with Frank Level
| len.
Miss BERTHE Basnett, daughter o
f. d. Basnett, of Warrington, is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. Dora Weaver il
this place.
Our old friend Mr.. j. +. Wad,
dropped in on us the first thing OF
Monday and left a pleasant reminde
of his visit.
Mrs. George Winters, of Cumbcr
land, Md, is visiting her brother
DR.. f. H. Coombs and other friends
near this place.
Charley Burris, Esq, Of Noun
Morris, was in town last week OF
business and while here called on TIL,
New DOMINION.
Mrs. L. b. Raymond and Miss
Maggie Smith, two popular ladies o
Fairmont, are visiting at Capt. G
w. McVicker's.
A great many men from this place
will attend the republican congress
sional convention which meets il
Fairmont tomorrow.
N. N. Hoffman is suffering from ;
severe cut on his left hand, received
while trimming sprouts off an apple
tree few days ago.
Emma Wells, of this place, whs
has been living with Rev. j. r
Thompson, in Jersey City, is at home
and will remain several weeks.
! Among the numerous gentlemen
who have favored MS with calls THU
week were II. G.. West, w. w. Robi
sou, Joseph Moreland and many 9th
ers.
S. d. Hirschman informs us tina
he will start East this week to buy
his stock of fall and winter goods
He intends to buy more than evel
before.
Mrs. Coombs, widow of the lat
Elisha Coombs, quite an aged lady
has been seriously i'll for some tim
past, but we learn is much better a
this time.
VIM. Pfeill, that jolly son-in-law o
Major John, accompanied by his fam
| lily and Mrs. Hugs. Stellar returned
to this place last Thursday after !
weeks visit to Beverly.
i Joe. Bowers seemed to have urgen
business in town on Saturday. HI
called here as sort of subterfuge
but his most interesting call was il
another direction in the evening.