The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-16
Personal.
We acknowledge call from j. H,
Stewart, while here last week.

Messrs. I'd Watson and Sands
jackson. of Fairmont, were in town
on Monday.
Our old friend William Barb drop
ped in this week and renewed his
subscription again in advance.
Mr.. w. E. Watson will start this
evening on trip to Winchester, Va.
He will be absent several days.
! w. L. Morgan, formerly an en-
ployee of this Office, is now connected
with the Uniontown Democrat office.
Mr.. J. P. Bowlby, of Greene county,
Pa, was in town on business last
week, and had his name placed upon
our list.
Mr.. j. S. Vance, the clever fruit
tree man of Cass district, made the
New DOMINION a profitable business
call last week.
| Mrs. VIM. Basnett and daughter,
Mrs. Burt, arrived here yesterday,
and will spend some days with Mrs.
Laishley Weaver.
Lucian Hagans is at home from
Chicago for short visit. He will
be accompanied on his return to that
city by his brother Harry.
| We are sorry to lose DIR. Stewart
and Henry S. Walker from the Board
of Regents. They were both excel
lent gentlemen and strong members.
Prof. George d. Purinton and fam
lily left on Saturday last for their
new home at Greenville, S. c. They
will remain in Baltimore few days
to attend the Oriole
Mr.. Munnel and his partner, Mr..
Hunnel, of Waynesburg, were in
town last week, and appointed Mr..
Alph. Wells the agent here for the
Buckeye Force Pump.
Messers Clark and Emery Mcvick-
er, Maddy Reed, Will Hoffman, and
George Raymond, all young gentle
men of Morgantown, were in Fair
mont on Sunday.-Inder.
Mrs. A. j. Pinnell returned on
Tuesday from pleasant vacation
visit to relatives and friends in vari-
Gus parts ofth State. Her numer-
GUS friends here were glad to again
meet her.-Indea.
Among the Morgantown visitors
at the Oriole are Mr.. and Mrs. f. c..
Lazier, Mrs. John II. Hoffman, Mrs. E.
Shlsler, j. f. Watts, ID. III. Slime, Ed
{. Protzman, Dick Hayes and others
whose names we did not learn.
Doddridge County is represented
at the West Virginia University this
fall by Scott Stuart and James Bee.
two ofour best young men, who will
make high shark" on the ladder
of fame Vest Union Record.
Mr.. W. P. Wiley, of the Wheeling
Register, has been spending a few
days in this place, enjoying the greet
ings of old friends and a short res
pte from his labors. His family
returned to Wheeling on Friday last.
Very many of the young gentle
men of the University have been in
our office within the past few days.
We are glad to see them and hope
they will come in and make them
selves at home during their stay in
Morgantown.
Prof. Howard N. Ogden Principal
of WestVirginia College is lying quite
! i'll at the home of his father, DIR. p. B.
Ogden, in this place. He was taken
sick at Pennington, the first of the
week, with inflammation of the stom-
ach, and was brought home on Tues
day evening. We hope he may speed
| lily be restored to health. -Inder.
Mr.. A. j. Maple, of Warrington,
was in town Tuesday, and called up
on us to express his qualification
over the result of the Grafton Con
ference. 1t is his opinion that the
Democracy Of the district when they
again get together, at Piedmont, will
place in the field strong man, and
on election day will give him larger
Democratic vote than was ever given
in the distfict.-Inder.
The teachers institute was organi-
zed at this place on the 28th of Aug.
by Prof. Wade, with about rs teach
ers in attendance. Prof. Wade is one
of those educators who is at home in
an institute, and he seems to gain the
good will and respect of the teachers
from his first acquaintance with them
and under his instruction this promis-
es to be one of the most interesting
institutes ever held in this county,
jackson Herald.
Geo. w. E. Dorsey, former Preston
County, W. Va, man. but for years
resident Of Fremont, Nebraska is prom
inently mentioned for Governor Of his
adopted State. We are glad to notice
this evidence Of appreciation of one of
cur old time citizens. Mr.. Dorsey was
gallant soldier during the late war
and is possessed in an eminent degree
of the necessary executive qualities to
make good chief executive officer of
that enterprising State and people,
Huntington Advertiser.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS nuptials
of Mr.. James H. Stewart, son of DR..
James Stewart, of Raymond City, this
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