The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

Miss Lizzie Stewart, OF Cedar Val
ley, is visiting friends in town.
We are indebted to our young
friend d. c. Chesney for late favors
DR.. Z. Z. Cobun arrived here on
Monday to visit his parents and chill
dren.
Mr. Thornton Mauller, of Missouri,
is spending few days with friends
in this county.
I'VE are indebted to mir. " iii. S.
Swindler for one of his characteristic
calls on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo M. Slime, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is in town, the guest of her faith
er-in-law ID. H. Slime.
Student Strauss was summoned
home last night by telegraph Oh ac-
count of illness in the family.
Miss Jennie Donley, of Mt. Nor.
ris, is spending this week with her
sister Mrs. N. S. Steele in this place.
w. S. Roose, the life insurance
agent, has taken quite number of
risks here within the past few weeks.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Simon
l.. Boyers, of Randall is in very poor
health and hope she may soon re-
cover.
Major Martin, one Of the wheel
horses of the west side advanced his
credit on our list a considerable time
yesterday.
Drs. j. j. Hall, j. M. Reed and
Charley Hayes left on Sunday to at
tend the Bi-Centennial Celebration in
Philadelphia.
Miss Vic Price, of Clay district is
visiting her brother DR.. L. II. Price
is Philadelphia, where she will remain
for several weeks.
DR.. w. C. Jamison is in Philadel-
phia where he will attend course of
lectures at the Jefferson Medical Col
lege during the winter.
Major McGrew, j. c. Wallace, f.
A. Shean, Raymond Griggs, and Dir.
Geo. w. johnson and wife are attend
ing the Waynesburg fair.
A Mr.. Tracy and wife, Of Wheel
ing, have lately been stopping at the
Commercial hotel, the guests OF
Florence Wagner and wife.
Mrs. II. j. Boyers has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia for q
couple of weeks past. She will prob
ably return home next week.
Mrs. N. b. johnson will start next
week for visit to her fathers in
Monongalia county, to be gone
about month.-1yler Star.
r. p. Rhoads, has returned after a
visit Of several weeks to his old home
In Masontown, and Is now in the
employ OF Hcnnen d MADEIRA.
A Mr.. Atkins has sold about ten
sets of the Encyclopedia Britannica
in this place within few days past
at an average of 1925. per set.
Mr.. Henry Baker, of Springhill,
Pa, former citizen of sMonongalia
and mighty clever gentleman was
in town on business on Monday.
Mrs. Parinton, mother of Prof.
D. B. PuIinton, Of the University,
was in town Saturday last, visiting
at A. j. Stones Fdirmont Indcg
Mr.. Solomon Steele, of Farmont,
and his daughter Mrs. Watson, Of
Edgar county, Illinois were at N. S.
Steele's from Monday until Wednes-
day.
J. c. Dent, Of Bridgeport, has gone
to Greene county. Pa, on CONNER
cial tour. His family are visiting at
Warrington, w. Va Wheeling Reg
lister.
Mrs. Jas. E. Dent, of Granville, re-
turned home on Friday last from
Philadelphia where she has been
visiting her parents for about two
weeks.
Our old friend Simon L. Boyers
has been in town for the past two
weeks as Juror. The NEW DoMrN-
ION acknowledges a profitable call
from him while here.
Mr.. G. s. Howell, of Wheeling, was
in this place last week visiting his
friends. Mrs. Laishley and Mrs.
Howell who had also been here re-
turned home with him.
Among the many gentlemen who
have made the New DOMINION bust
mes calls within the past week we're:
d. G. Chesney, w. c. Stevens, S. c.
Stewart, Major Martin, John Wolf.
Walter Hough attends to customers
in the drug store during Maddy
Reeds absence. In addition TO Wal
ter's general store of knowledge he is
considerable of chemist and drug
gist.
Geo. d. Evans, of Baltimore, brother
of William Evans, Esq, Of Market
street, was in the city on Tuesday Of
this week. Although 70 years of age
he appears to be about 5O.-ParEers-
burg Journal.
B. NJ. Squires is back again ready
to resume his work of canvassing TO r
the Monongalia History. He was
accompanied from Kingwood by j.
Frank Manown. The latter gentle
man will return home to day.
Mr.. B. F. Swindler, who has been
in Illinois for some years past, is at