The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-06-24

DIR. Kramer has made US several
agreeable calls this week.
MI. s. C. Stewart has our thanks
for number of new subscribers.
We were glad to meet Mr.. NJ. L.
Boyers in our office few days since.
Mrs. John Lindsey, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting her fathers family here.
Mr.. Fl. j. Boyers made us one of
his old time visits last week, after a
long absence.
Mrs. Chas. Chalfant has been Wis
iting friends in Grafton and vicinity
for some days past.
We were gratified to meet our ven
cradle friend Mr.. Jonathan Cobun, of
Easton. on Tuesday.
w. w. Dering returned to Louis
vile last week after spending a sea-
son with his relatives here.
Capt. John Mcclure, wife and little
son, have been visiting at Mr.. E. C.
LAYERS for some days past.
d. l. B. Anderson, whose illness
was mentioned in these columns is
still quite sick, but some better.
Neil j. Fortney, Esq, of Kingwood,
Prosecuting Attorney for Preston CO.,
was here attending Court this week.
Prof White is off again for the
summer on the Pennsylvania Geolog-
ical survey. He is at Tunkhannock
at this time.
Dr. Morris left on Monday to meet
a professional engagement in Fair
mont We are always sorry to see
the doctor leave.
Dan. O'Grady, the jolly Irishman,
of Stewartstown, called last week and
renewed his subscription for another
year in advance.
Ii. Perry Morris is off on a trip to
Washington, Wheeling, Parkersburg
and other places. He will return
home next week.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr., and his
little daughter, Miss Lottie were in
town yesterday, that gentleman hay
ing legal business to look after.
Mrs. Joseph Moreland and chill
dren, and Mrs. Ellen Brown are Wis
iting friends in Kingwood. Mr.. M.
remains for the present at Durr's.
DIR. Kramer arrived early this week
and has rooms at the Wallace House.
The doctor has magnificent dental
outfit aud is an excellent operator
The Masontown correspondent of
the Connelsville Courier says Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Allebaugh will re-
main in that place for the present.
Mr.. Noah Moore, one of the good
citizens of Clay district made this
Office call last week and had his
name put upon our subscription list.
Prof Hodges and Miss Mary Hayes
attended Commencement exercises at
Fairmont last week. They speak
very highly of the Normal School
Rev. A. T. Cralle has been. in this
place for some time past to the sat
isfaction of his numerous friends and
admirers. He held services in Acad-
my Hall on Sunday evening.
| j. X. DUR and wife, of the Com
| mcrcial Hotel, left on Monday morn
ing for Pittsburgh. Mr.. Durr will
buy car load Of ice while absent
for the comfort of his guests.
Among our numerous good friends
who favored US this week were The
ophilus Devault, of Clinton, and w.
p. Barker, of Grant. The former
contributed considerable to our ex-
chequer.
/ We learn from the Sentinel that
| Charley Durbin received rousing
serenade from the Cornet Band upon
his return from this place last week.
Charley is deservcdly popular young
/ gentleman.
From the proceedings of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals we learn that
our young friends, w. r. d. and M.
II. Dent, sons of Marshal M. Dent,
have been admitted to practice in
that Court
Miss Gertie Steele left Tuesday
evening for Baltimore, where she will
remain a part of the summer and
and then go to London county, Va,
to spend the rest of her vacation
Grafton Sentinel.
Capt. H. A. Ferret, formerly of
Monongalia, now of Calhoun county,
was the guest for several days this
week of the popular agent of the
Singer Sewing Machine Mr.. Milton
Weston Democrat.
Our old friend Jno. Hood, of Lows
vile, paid his first visit to our office
last week and like the sensible fellow
he is, subscribed for the New DoMIN-
ION. Although he lives but few
miles away, he had not visited Nor
gantown before for eight years.
Mr.. Goldsborough, the handsome
young drummer, of Baltimore, who
was killed in the accident on the
Weston railroad last Friday, was a
frequent visitor to this place and was
quite a favorite. Our merchants
speak well of him and regret his I'M
timely fate.
Miss Ella Rovara dauohtar of III