The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-03-03

oASS"SpNiVs
Mrs. Jno. J. Brown went to Phila.
delphia yesterday.
j. X. DUR spent the latter part of
last week in Pittsburgh.
The Hon. Jno b, Gray was among
our callers on Monday,
Clearance McVicker is at home on
visit from Philadelphia.
Mrs. +. A. Haldeman returned on
Sunday from a visit to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John Lindsay, of Pittsburgh,
has been in town since Saturday last.
We were pleased to meet Andy and
Lee Arnett in our sanctum on Satur-
day.
NJ. ID. Helmick, son Of Rev. Hell
mick. is in town, having arrived last
week.
Capt Z. Nj. Arnctt, of West Nor.
gantown has our thanks for late ia
vors.
Misses Hattie Williams and Nora
Neil Of Greensboro were visiting
friends here last week
Eight young men of this place
made trip to Greensboro on the
Harry last Sunday.
Mr.. Jno. w. Lantz, of Clay district,
passed through town on Saturday
last on his way TO Preston county.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of Mrs. l.. L. Carr of Fair
mont, who is suffering with pneumo-
MIA.
S. ID. Hirschman, the clothier, has
been in the East for week past. He
is buying splendid stock Of Spring
goods.
Sheriff Nandall, of Roane County,
was in town last week, visiting his
son who is student of the Uni
versity.
Miss Ida Mapel, daughter Of Thos.
Mapel, Esq, of Rosedale, has lately
been visiting her friend, Miss Clara
Hough in this place.
Mr.. Allen Neil, father OF Capt. Jim
Neil, of Greensboro, came up the first
of the week and remained dav on
two with friends in town.
Mr.. f. w. Hunt was among those
of our subscribers who have renewed
within the past week. Mr.. Hunt is
one Of the sterling Democrats of
Cass.
Mr.. j. c. Wallace went to Keyser
on Monday to bring Mrs. Wallace
home. They will return the latter
part of the week by way Of Pitts
burgh and the river.
Senator McGrew returned home
from Wheeling on Saturday last.
The Major is recognized as one OF
the most faithful and sagacious mem
bers Of the Senate.
We learn that Prof. Jno. J.. Steele
has accepted the position Of principal
of the High School at Ironton, Ohio
and entered upon the discharge of
his duties last Monday.
To Mr.. E. j. Bowlby we return
thanks for two subscriptions handed
us since our last. "Jack" as lie is
called by his host of friends is one
Of the cleverest men in the county.
Mrs. Ankeney, of Minneapolis,
MINI, who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Moore, for some time past,
went to Pittsburgh yesterday, where
she will make visit rbefoe returning
to her home.
DR.. w. G. Jamison was lately called
from Philadelphia to his home in
Bruceton, on account of the illness
Of his little child. We are glad to
say the little fellow has recovered
The Doctor has gone back to finish
his course Of lectures.
Col. James Evans left on Tuesday
for Uniontown, going by the steamer
Harry. He is thus compelled to
travel distance of about 200 miles
to reach point only % miles away.
We can't imagine what any one would
want railroad around here for.
Among the gentlemen who have
renewed their subscriptions since
last week, were: G. j. Bowlby, f. b.
Richardson, Judge Fleming, S. S.
Wade, Prof Golden, A. J. Hare, J.
p. Bowlby, f. J. Bowlby, Prof Stew
art, A. L. Wade, F. NJ. Arnett and
others.
Mr.. John Ridgway's ideas about
the profits Of farming and butter
making are worthy of attention. In
conversation with him few DAYS ago
we gathered from him some valuable
facts connected with local farming
Reference is made to them in another
column.
Messrs. B. NJ Squires and Jas. w.
White, of Kingwood, were over on
Saturday last arranging some mat
tiers connected with the forthcoming
History of Monongalia county. They
appointed Messrs. A. j. and Leroy
Arnett, Of Arncttsville, Agents for
the West Side of the River.
Hon. B. f. Martin and wife, of
Grafton, were in town Monday last.
Mr.. Martin was here in the interest
of the Grafton and Green brier rail
road, of which organization he is
Vice President His numerous
friopdo will ba Ula6 to laorn tb of ho ;o