The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-03-24

| Df. u. u. hall was IN Preston county
last week professionally.
Locke" Brand was over in Preston
last week among old friends.
Hirschman, the Clothier, is ex.
pected home from the East this week
Mrs. Jos. Morelapd has been quite
ill lately, but is very much better
again.
Mrs. NJ. Hayes and daughter
Grace, returned on Saturday from
Fairmont
Miss Lou Stewart, Of Georgetown,
is visiting her sister Mrs. j. +. Elem.
ing in this place.
A private letter from Mr.. Jno. A,
Jones, of Huntington, informs US that
he is prospecting nicely.
Mr.. 5. {. Stewart is surveying in
Wetzel county this week. He will
return home on Saturday.
Mr.. A. Raymond, whose illness
was mentioned in these columns last
week, is very much better.
Serg't Sprigg's many friends in
this place will regret to hear of his
departure from our midst.
L. V. Keck and Jack" Steele were
at Greensboro on Sunday last. "Csn-
CALCULATIONS" are now in order.
j. Fitch was resting comfort ably
at last accounts, but his demise is
only a question Of a little time.
We acknowledge a pleasant and
profitable call from Mr.. Jos. Hart.
man, of Easton, since our last issue.
DIR. Morris desires us to announce
that he will open his office and ~.
ceive patients on and after Monday
next.
George Pool has gone back to Brax-
ton county and will 60 into the pot
terry business again with his brother
John.
We are glad to say that Mrs. l.. L.
Carr, Of Fairmont, whose illness was
mentioned in these columns, 10 recov-
ering
We were pleased to meet Mr.. j.
Clark Cole, of Cass district, on Sat
urday. Mr. Cole is one of the teachers
Of our county.
T. G. Evans, Of Pittsburgh, came
up on Saturday to attend to business
and see old friends. He returned
home on Tuesday.
w. c. HAMMOND left on Monday
for Jacksonville, Florida, where, we
are Informed, he has secured a posi-
tion in drug house.
We have received business calls
from L. N. Smith and Charley BUR
ris, TWO of the good citizens of Mt.
Morris, since our last issue.
Mrs. J. p Keener, Of the West Side,
has been suffering for several days
past from severe attack of neu-
ralgia, but is some better at this time
Messrs. James A. Brown and |. c.
Ralpbsnyder, who were over in Mon.
ongalia County for week or ten
days have acknowledgement Ar.
gus.
DR.. Chas. II. McLane, of Steuben-
vile, Ohio, formerly of Cassville, was
circulating about the old place last
week. TIE Doctor is prospecting nicely
in his new home.
Dr. w. L. McLanc and family were
visiting friends in this place on Mon
day. The Doctor always meets with
cordial reception when he comes
back to the old place.
Mr.. Huston Stewart, of Blacksville,
was in town on Thursday last look
ing up some business matters. We
regret to learn of the serious illness of
Mr. Stewards daughter.
l.. P. Holland was called by tele-
graph to Elk Garden, one day last
week Oh account Of the illness of his
mother who was visiting there We
learn the aged lady is recovering.
Dr. F. M. Dent, who is very i'll at
his home, is thought to be improving
some at this time. and hopes are en-
tertained by his friends that he may
soon be convalescent.-King
Argus.
Mr.. Ezra Tenant, Of Jakes Run.
this county, was in town few days
ago and favored the New DOMINION
with call. Mr.. Tenant like the
sensible man he is renewed his sub
scription.
Mrs. J. G. Wallace who has some
weeks been lying i'll at the residence
Of F. M. Reynolds is improving very
fast. Her many friends in Kevser
hope for her speedy revovcry.-Key-
ser Echo.
Emrod Tenant, Esq, and Captain
Alpheus Garrison, two of Monongalia
county's most influential citizens.
were in town this week attending
court Both Of these gentlemen ia
vored us with calls while in town.
Vest Virginia.
Among the numerous gentlemen
who have made us calls within the
past week were Samuel Hackney, S.
G. Chadwick, MIN McGcOrge, Geo.
Raymond, W. +. Bland. Taylor Hess,
T. R. Evans, B. R. Carlow, Sol. Frum,
Prof Hodges, Jno. j. Brown and
others.
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