The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-09-29

IA nDuxnher ;.
Jno. L. Rice, of Wheeling, was reg
istered ut the Wallace House this
week.
Mrs. Lucy Dering is visiting her
parents in Fairmont.
Mrs. Laishley Weaver has returned
from an extended visit to Manning
ton and other places.
ID. 7. E. Casteel, who was with us
a few days last week, departed for
his home in Oakland, Md, last Fri
day.
Jack Steele attended church in
Greensboro last Sunday. Good boy,
Jack!
Ben. G. Williams, of Dunbar, Pa,
was in town last week for a few days.
He returned home on Friday, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Hattie,
who has been visiting Miss Mollie
Hayes.
Brown Boughner, of Marion coun-
ty, is home for short visit.
Will johnson, of Clarksburg, is
here to enter the University. Will
intends to study medicine.
Chris. MADEIRA left on Tuesday
morning, for Scottdale, Pa, where
he will have charge Of a large black
smith shop. Chris. is splendid
workmen, and will make many friends
wherever he goes.
/ Mr.. Jonathan Taylor has been suf-
fering for more than two weeks past,
from the effects Of fall received
while chasing q wild steer.
Mr.. Lorenzo Davis and wife, of
Vaudeville, are Oh for the Western
Reserve, where they will visit friends
for a time. They will visit the Pitts
burgh Exposition en- route. The
New DOMINION wishes them q pleas
ant trip.
| The New DOMINION acknowledges
favors within the past week from
Garrison Mcclure, w. n. Rude, A.
Dillner, Henry c. Baker, Jas. X.
Stoneking, 1. N. Weaver, Lee Jami-
son, Geo. Blosser, Mrs. II. L. Mes
trczat, f. A. Hennen, w. r. Boyers,
Major w. w. John, s. r. Wiley, w.
Scott Garner, Prof. Jno. l. Harvey, S.
ID. Hirschman and Others.
| Mr.. w. Penn Radcliff dropped in
on us rather unexpectedly last week.
While here he added to the solid
comfort of the printers. His health,
we are glad to say, is very good.
| Mr.. Ezra II. Tenna ant was in town
last week and made this Office call,
advancing his subscription for "a.
He is the kind of man we like to
see.
Spencer s. Wade started Tuesday
morning, for Philadelphia, to attend
lectures in Jefferson Medical College,
where he will graduate, at the end of
the session, March 1884. He is son
Of A. L. Wade and graduate Of our
State University.
r. II. Harrison, rising young man
of Weston, is registered at the Com
mercial He intends entering the
Law Class at the University.
d. C. Hoffman was In Clarksbnrg
last week attending the Fair at that
place.
| Mrs. f. b. Wilson, Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, has been visiting friends here
for some time past. She is Mrs.
Moore's guest,we learn.
| NTooo~n To- Nfo.oIccI n~.1 u rp
Raymond were in the upper end Of
the county last week taking deposit
tions.
Mrs. G. Jacobs left last week to
visit her sons, I. p. at New Martins
vile, and VIM. l.. at indianapolis.
Since starting Mrs. Jacobs has re-
ceived word Of Wills serious illness
and will hasten to his bedside.
/ Mr.. j. r. Thorn, Of Piqua, Ohio,
has been visiting Morgantown for
some time past. He was formerly a
resident Of Morgantown. While here
Mr.. Thorn made the New DOMINION
call.
| Chas. w. Finnell, Of Morgantown,
accompanied by his niece, Miss An
ME johnson, daughter Of Geo. w.
johnson, the timber king Of Monon-
gala county, drove over to this place
on Tuesday. They returned to Nor
gantown, in the evening Of the same
day.-Kingwood Argus.
w. G. Brown, Jr., and Col. James
w. Brown, who have been up in Ran
dolph county for week past on a
business and pleasure trip, returned
home Wednesday evening.-ArgHs.
Mr.. E. w. Bcdenger has completed
and forwarded to the publishers, the
manuscript Of his Digest OF the West
Virginia Reports. His work is unan-
imonsly and highly complimented by
the Judges Of the Supreme Court
Spirit Of Jeferson.
4 Mr.. W. j. Richards, Of Los Ange-
les, CAL, has been in town for several
days past, stopping with his father
in-law, John Protzman, Esq.
Mr.. VIM. Camp has our thanks for
late fayors.
| Mr.. Clark McVicker, son Of Sheriff
McVicker, of Morgantown, was in
town IN Tuesday Clark ia a fine