The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-07-28

w. W. Houston is expected home
next week.
Lieut.. Dan. O'Brien returned from
Weston on Saturday last.
Stealey Dering and Lucian Hagans
left for Chicago on Saturday last.
DIR. Allen has been suffering from
an attack of rheumatism for several
days past.
Rev. John Coil and son, Of Moore
field, Ohio, have been visiting here
for q week.
DR.. James Way is in town for a
few weeks. He is registered at the
Commercial.
Mrs. A. G. Hall, of Fairmont, is
visiting Mrs. G. w. John and her
many other friends here.
Miss Mamie and Master Charley
Rinehart, of Allegheny, are visiting
at Mr.. Geo. w. Lazear's.
We were pleased to meet those ex-
cellent gentlemen of Cassville, DR..
Hood and Jno. t. Fleming on Wed
nesday.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz left thursday
for a visit to Louisville, KY, New
Albany, Ind, and other points West
and South.
Mr.. T. Pickenpaugh and family
went to Grafton on Tuesday for g
short visit. They will go to Oakland
before returning home.
We regret to learn of tho illness of
our old friend N. C. Cox, of Grant
district, who has been suffering se-
vcrely for some days past.
Mr.. w. N. Stewart, of Cedar Valley,
this county, was Frustrated last week
by heat and suffered terribly for a
time. He is much better.
L. NJ. Boyers and w. H. Seamon
are spending the present week geolo-
gising in the Cheat River Country.
Their trip was from Ices Ferry to
Kingwood.
Col. James Evans and wife came
down from Morgantown last week,
stopped at Mr.. John N. Dawson's.
Morgantown street, few days and,
will spend the heated term at their
cottage, Fayette Springs.-Standdrd.
Mr.. Jehu Stevens, of Laural Point
favored the New DOMINION with u
call on Tuesday. Mr.. S. has been
devoting much of his time lately to
farming, but will open out again in
his business with a good stock of
material.
l.. nj. Evans, who has been spend
ing several weeks in town, left last
Thursday to resume his situation
with his old firm in Baltimore. Lee
is favontc in our city and many
regret his departure.-Fayette En-
terprise.
Mr.. Huston Stewart, of Blacksmith,
was in town yesterday and dropped
in to chat awhile as is his custom.
Mr.. Stewart is largely engaged in the
marble business, conducting two es-
Establishments, one at Warrington and
one at Blacksville.
c. A. Basnett has recently taken a
position with wholesale drug house
in Wheeling as travelling salesman.
He made his first trip here last week.
His wide acquaintance with the bust
ness men of the country contiguous
to Wheeling will give him an advan-
tage very few travelling men have at
first.
A. J. Mapel, of Warrington, is ly-
ing very seriously i'll at the residence
of Geo M. Reay in Durbannah. Mr..
Mapel has been suffering for long
time from consumption, and we re-
greet to announce, is nearing his end.
He receives the kindest attention
from his daughter Miss Verona and
other friends.
The following items are clipped
from the Sunday Register: J. +. Mer-
riman and Mrs. Donlon leftThursday
for Morgantown to spend the heat
ed term.
Misses Genie Wagner, of Twelfth
street, and Carrie Smith, Of Chapline
street, left Thursday to enjoy the
cool temperature Of Mountain Lake
Park.
Misses Dora L. Dorsey, Ole Law
head, Elite Boysrs, Laura Shisler
and Annie Campbell, of Morgantown,
graced are town by flying visit on
their return from Buckhannon where
they had been in attendance upon
the State Teachers Association.
While here they visited the Asylum
and other places of interest. They
expressed themselves we'll pleased
with the town and we can justly say
that several Of our young gents were
very much pleased with them.-Wes-
ton Democrat......M organtown ladies'
always please old as well as young
gents.
The following paragraphs are clip
ped from last weeks Kingwood Jour
nal: Mr.. Lawhead, the Morgan
town carriage factory man, is in
town. Mr.. Lawhead reports IN I'M
usually prosperous season this year.
James A. Brown, Esq, returned on
Thursday from the Webster Springs
at Addison, Webster county. He is,
we are glad to say, very much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Brown have