The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-12-22

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s. T. Wiley, author OF the History
of Preston County, w. Va, has fin-
ished the work, on his forthcoming
History of Monongalia County, and
returned to his home in Wharton
township. The book is now in press.
- Uniontorn Standard
Mr.. Charley Hopkins has conclud-
ed to remain in Morgantown until
Spring and will, for the present. en-
gage in the insurance business.
Mr.. w. /. Cox, one Of the teachers
of Grant district was in town on
Saturday. He reports the work Of
the schools to be progressing salts
factorily.
DIR. T. NJ. Hood favored the NEW
DOMINION with call last week. He
didn't have the baby along.
Col. Hanway left for his home in
Baltimore ON Saturday morning.
The New DOMINION ack nowledges
a pleasant call from Mr.. Marion Gar
low last week. He brought ne two
subscriptions for which he has our
thanks.
DIR. +. Howell, of Clarksburg, was
in this place on Saturday last.
The two following paragraphs are
from the Kingwood Journal: Mrs.
John j. Brown, Of Morgantown, was
here from Monday till to-day, attend
ing the bedside Of the Hon. William
G. Brown.
The venerable and Hon. William
G. Brown has been quite i'll for the
past week, of pneumonia. On Sun
day, he was very bad, but rallied
somewhat on Monday. His condi-
ton is critical, but his physician,
Doctor Manown, is hopeful.
The Albrightsville correspondent
of the Kingwood Journal says: Ye
jolly pedagoeue, Zed Brown, was up
at Kingwood last Saturday, and re-
turned with his sister, Miss Carrie
Brown, who came TO spend the Sab
bath with him at L. NJ. Albrights.
He took her back to the county CAPT
tai Sunday evening, and came home
saying bad words about the mud and
general condition Of the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren C. Dorsey
aud sons Hough and Hassy are eat
ing buckwheat cakes with friends and
relatives in this vicinity. 1t is eau
ton how those Monongalians can get
away with the buckwheat cakes and
honey.-Reedsville Cor. Journal.
Miss Dora Arnett, second assistant
in the public school, has been very
sick for the last few days; conse-
quently her room has been vacant
Eeu6urg Cor. Journal.
Frank Cox returned heme on Sun
day, being called on account Of the
serious illness OF his father.
Henry L. Cox is quite i'll with lung
fever. We learn he is some better at
this time.
We regret to learn of the illness OF
Mr.. Lawrence Z. Sands, at Wheeling.
He is confined with light attack Of
typhoid fever.-Inder.
DIR. j. j. Hall is not going to
Greene county to practice medicine.
j. E. and Henry Hennen, of Mon
ongalia county, were in town a few
days ago. They had started is visit
their brother in Clay county, but re-
turned home from this place.-Brdr-
ton Democrat.
Prof Wiley, Major Lee and ma
jority Of the students will depart on
Friday to spend the holidays with
friends.
Mcssrs. Hagans and Chadwick
have returned from the East. Mr..
Sturgiss is expected soon.
A card from Laishley Weaver in
forms us that he is nicely located in
his new home in Ohio and starting
off with fair trade Laishley's many
friends here all wish him lots Of good
luck.
w. G. Brown, Jr. Of Kingwood, the
next State Senator from this district,
was in town yesterday. We learn
that he and Miss Jessie Thomas, of
Harrisburg, Pa, will be married on
New Years day. or course Junior
knows that the best wishes Of the
New DOMINION will follow him.
The New DOMINION acknowledges o
bushes call from Mr.. Jos. McClarnan,
of the "Flats," this week.
Milt. Hirschman goes East on the
9Th prox. for few weeks.
ALREADY several weddings are an
nounced for the holidays. But 9TH
ers are to follow. Sorry we are not
at liberty 70 tell this week.
FRESH observation-disclosures va
riety - new raisins, mince meat,
and full stock Of family groceries,
just received at Henry 5. Hayes.
II you are thinking Of buying a
ring for your lady love, don't forget
to call at Henry S. Hayes. The new.
est and handsomest designs are found