The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

spent tAe uolluaNS III cincinnati With
friends.
". L. Boughner has been visiting
his relatives and friends in this place
for week past.
Our esteemed friend b. NJ. Jones,
Of the West Side left us a years sub
scription on Tuesday.
We acknowledg new subscription
brought us by Mr.. Joe. Bowers, of
Cheat Neck, yesterday.
Our esteemed friend Michael Muse
dropped in on Saturday and renewed
his subscription for year.
Emory ]. Wade our clever friend
from Taylortown dropped in yester
day and renewed his subscription.
To Mr.. Harrison Brown of near
Gladeville, we return thanks for
subscription left on Wednesday last.
Rev. +. Choen paid his respects
and subscription to the New DOMINION
yesterday. He is one of our good
men.
Mr. Will Joseph, of the firm of J.
Joseph d Son. was visiting at Wheel
ing and other points on the b. & O.
Christmas.
Mr.. Jesse Shuttleworth, of Clinton,
one of our leading citizens was here
on Monday and added a quarter
eagle to our exehequer.
Mr. j. F. Wade one of the prompt
est men of our county called the first
thing on Monday morning and re-
newed his subscription for 1888.
Plof. 4. +. Hodges and wife spent
the holidays at Mr.. HIS old home in
Upshur county. Mrs. Hodges is
still absent visiting in Farmont.
A. ". Lorentz has been absent for
two weeks past, visiting friends at
Pittsburgh, Louisville, Ky, and other
places. lie is expected home today.
Prof j. S. Stewart and wife re-
TUNED from visit to his old home
on Saturday last. They had been at
tending the wedding of Prof SIS
sister.
d. Nj. Trickett, one of the clever
citizens of Grant district paid the
New DOMINION pleasant visit yes
terday. We were glad to meet Den
mis- again.
Squire John Alexander, Of Cass
district was in this place on Monday.
We are sorry to say that he still
thinks of selling his property and
going West
We acknowledge visit from our
old friend .Jno 5. Hood on Monday.
Mr.. Hood is one of the most clear
headed men in the county upon our
railroad enterprises.
Jerry Joseph, the portly and popu-
lar proprietor Of the Decker's Creek
mills is taking vacation from bust
ness. spending it in Chicago and other
points in the west.
Miss Matte Brock spent the holt
days at her old home in this place.
She was accompanied by her niece
Alice Aultman. They returned to
Beaver, Pa, yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. c. Wallace will go
to Cincinnati in few days to con
suit physician in regard to trouble
from which Mrs Wallace has been
suffering for some time.
We were grati6ed to meet Mr.. ~
j. Carlow in our sanctum this week.
Mr.. Carlow is careful and prompt
business man and will be one of our
wealthiest men some day.
Mr.. VIM. /. Cox, one the teachers
of Grant district, paid his respects
to the New DOMINION on Saturday
Mr.. Cox is an old time friend and
we were gratiiied to meet him.
MIR. John w. Guseman, Of Reeds
vile was in town on business on
Wednesday last and paid this office
a call. We always have the latch
string out when John w. calls.
Mr.. David Chadwick spent the
holidays with relatives in Pittsburgh.
We hope Dave. had nice time, as
it isn't often he takes vacation,
and we think lie needed and deserved
one.
Miss Aughey Spates, Of Clarks
burg, has been the CUES Of Mrs. Geo.
b. Morris, here for week past.
Miss Aughey is a very fascinating
young lady and is very popular in
Morgantown Society.
Mr.. A. S. Wisman and brother, of
Grant district, paid this office very
pleasant call ON Saturday last. We
were glad to see them both and hope
they may favor the New DOMINION
thus many times in the future.
Our young fellow citizen Josiah V.
Haldcman returned last week from a
trip to Clarke county, Ohio, in
which place he has concluded to
locate. We regret to lose from our
midst such an excellent young man
as .sCy."
T. z. Reay sent us neatly prepared
copy of the minutes Of the Granville
railroad meeting which we put in
type, but could not find room for The
meeting was attended by representa-
tive men who mean business. If not
too late we will publish them in our
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