The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-07

Monday next TO MI his engagement
there.
Our old friend Mr.. Z. ]. Evans has
oar thanks for ali agreeable business
call last week.
Will Chadwick left on Friday last
to enter upon the discharge of his
duties in Washington.
NJ. Nj. Comcrford, wife and daugh-
ter, of Fairmont spent some days at
Capt. McVickers last week.
We again received some western
papers from Mr.. I.auncelot John.
He is now at Sigourney, Iowa.
w. F. Anderson is home again
from his so)ourn in Pennsylvania,
and has entered his class in the
University.
Lucian Hagans left for his place
of business in Chicago, ON Tuesday,
after visit of several weeks with
his friends here.
w. ID. Carper, Esq, of Harrison
county, was shaking hands with lis
old friends in this place on Saturday
and Sunday last
Mrs. Ash Fairchild, of Morgantown,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Mason, during the past week.
Greftoa Eagle.
w. L. Morgan formerly of this
office is now in the employ OF the
Free Lance Publishing Company at
Brownsville, Pa.
Miss Mary Wade went to Man
nington last week to enter upon her
duties as a teacher in the~public
school Of that place. I'D "
Rcvs. Hughes, Trainer, Kitchens
and other ministers of the M. +.
Church, left on Monday, for Clarks-
burg to attend Conference.
Miss Susie Moore returned home
last week from her Summers trip
west. Her many young friends and
admirers are glad to see her again.
The Sunday Register says: "a
young lady of Morgantown, well
known here, will be married the
coming month to western gentle
man."
Harry Hagans has been quite sick
for several days past, and was unable
to depart as he had arranged. We
learn he will go to Chicago as soon
as he is able to travel.
We are sorry to announce again
the serious illness of County Clerk
w. S. Cobun. He is suffering from
a complication Of diseases. His chief
ailment seems to be dropsy.
Rev. S. Steele, of Huntington, was
here visiting his son George and
other friends last week. He preached
a very excellent sermon in the M. +.
Church on Sunday morning.
Messrs. Newt. Smith and Charley
Burris, of Mt. Morris, Pa, were in
town on Tuesday of this week. The
New Dominion acknowledges call
from the first named gentleman.
Mr.. j. S. Protzman, wife and niece,
of Barbour county, have been visit
ing friends in this county for few
days past. We learn that Mr.. Protz-
man is prospecting finely in his new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Evans, of Nor
gantown, and Guy r. G. Allen, Esq,
and Miss Genie Wagner of Wheel
ing, paid flying visit to our town
last Thursday aud Friday-King-
rood Argus.
Messrs. Frank Raymond and Dor
sey Fitch, of Morgantown, spent last
Sabbath in Fairmont. Both are en-
thusiastic railroad men, and frequent
ly visit us just to feast their eyes on
the passing trains.-Inder.
Col. r. +. Fleming, of Fairmont, and
Major Bumgardner, of Osceola, Iowa,
were in town last week looking up
old friends. They spend much of |
their time with Col. F. w. Thomp-
son with whom they served in the
late war.
DR.. Clark Holyfield is attending
the Philadelphia Dental College. He |
and DIR. Spencer Wade are room
mates. DIR. Holyfeld is a plucky
young man, aud by his
own effolts has risen to his present
position. He will make his mark.
Mr.. A. j. Maple, of Warrington,
the enterprising agent of the King
Bridge Co., Cleveland, Ohio, made
us an agreeable call yesterday even
ing. He was in an especial good
humor, having just received con-
tract for erecting a 81, 500 bridge in
Washington city.-Iader.
Sergeant Spriggs, Of the State Uni
gersity at Morgantown, w. Va, and
Mr.. Purcy Latham, of the same place,
paid Waynesburg visit last week.
They are both very pleasant gentle
nan and seemed highly pleased with
Wayncsburg and her people. Repu6-
iran.
DIR. VIM. L. McLane recently re-
moved from Monongalia county to
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