The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-01

Joseph Morefand, Esq, went TO
Kingwood last Saturday.
b. F. Bayne, the buggy trimmer,
left this place last week.
Col. Evans thinks of going back to
Uniontown in few days.
Prof. B. S. Morgan returned from
Washington on last Saturday.
Mr.. E. C. Lazier is able to be out
again after quite long illness.
Milt. Hirschman will start next
week for visit of month East.
Mrs. Lemoyne Shroyer and her
mother-in- law are visiting in Ohio.
Misses Jennie and Eva Kiger are
visiting relatives in Harrison county.
We regret to hear of the illness of
our old friend Nj. l.. Boyers, of Ran
dali.
Mrs. DIR. c. c. Jacobs, of Frost
burg, Nd, is visiting friends in
Fairmont.
Geo. c. Baker, Of this place is Wis
iting his elsssmate, Ben. Brown, at
Charleston.
Prof. Lorentz will start soon for a
visit to New Albany, Louisville aud
other places.
Albert G.. Davis received license to
practice law at the late term of the
Circuit Court.
We were gratihed TO receive call
the other day from our old friend
Reuben Robson.
Miss Dee Christy, Of Warrington,
is visiting friends and relatives at
Smithtown, this county.
That excellent gentleman, Mr..
Lanslot John, favored US with very
pleasant call short time since
Among the many gentlemen we
enjoyed chatting with lately, were
Lorenzo Davis and Major Martin.
Prof. j. S. Stewart has been visit.
ing his cid home in Ohio for several
days past. He will return this week.
Mrs. w. w. Hays and her little
son, of Fairmont, are visiting friends
in this place, having arrived on Sat
urday last.
While chasing COW on Monday
Mr.. Newt. Steele's horse fell with him
and very severely BRUSHED his knee
and foot.
Miss Matte Brock returned home
on Saturday last from Beaver. Pa.
Miss Matte has been missed during
her absence.
Our young friends, L. V. Keck and
Geo. G. Cole, were in Wheeling, last
week, being examined preparatory to
entering upon the practice of law.
ST. George +. Brooke, Esq. Prof
of Law at the West Virginia Uni
versity, is spending his vacation in
the county.-Chartestown f. Press.
Mr.. Geo r. Kisner, one of the
good Democrats of Clinton district
dropped in ON Monday and had his
name placed on our subscription
list.
Miss Ella White, who has been
visiting at Prof. A. l.. Wade's fol
some time past, will return to hel
home at St. Cloud some time this
week.
+. Z. Baldwin leaves this evening
for his home in Iowa. He will &C
BY way of Chicago, at which point
he has some business interests to
look after.
DIR. Allen and wife arrived here on
Monday from Wheeling. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Aliens father
They will return to Wheeling within
a day or two.
Mr.. A. j Jones, one of the solidest
most straightforward and intelligent
men of Clinton, frightened our sane
tum with his presence for short
time on Saturday.
Mr.. M. L. Carlow, who has beer
studying law for some time past with
his father-in-law, P. H. Keck, ESQ.,
was admitted to practice at the late
term of the Court here.
DR.. Kramer left here on Saturday
for home. He was quite sick for the
last two days of his stay. His next
visit will be on the 18th of July. See
card in another column.
Assessor John w Guseman informs
use that the assessed valuation of rea
estate in Kingwood has increased
only Al per cent in eight years. II
will be interesting to note the increase
for the next eight years.-Kng~ood
Argus.
Mrs. f. I. Moore and her mother
left here on Thursday evening last fol
an extended visit East. The former
will remain a few weeks in Wash
ington, and then join her mother
and brother at Norfolk, where they
expect to remain during the Summer
Mr.. VIM. Simpson, of this place
who has been at Uniontown for sew
eral months past, spent a few days
with his family and friends here last
week. We learn that he has been
prospecting finely in that place. He
deserves it, as he is skilled work
man and as industrious as beaver
Rev. Geo. A. Gibbons, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church at Fair
mont and who also supplied Morgan
/ al 1.