The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-03-31

last Sunday In Unlontown.
We were pleased to make the &C.
quaintance of Mr.. j. Marshall Jacobs,
of Smithtown, on Monday.
Our clever friend Warren c. Dor
sey, Esq, advanced the figures a
year on our books, this week.
5. ID. Hirschman, the clotheir re.
turned on Monday from the East af-
ter an absence of about five weeks.
Denny Smith, the popular clerk of
L. j. Rinehart, has been visiting his
friends in Pittsburgh for ten days
past.
Miss. Rose Watson, of Smithtown
is visiting her brother, Lee p. Wat
son, Esq, in this place.-West Fir-
gilman.
Mrs. F A. L. Griffith, a former
and most excellent Morgantown lady.
will accept our thanks for a late re-
mittance.
Among numerous kindnesses shown
the New DOMINION last week, was q
very acceptable call from Mr. Jas.
Majors, of Dunbar, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Sennett, of Favette
county, was visiting in this county
last week. The NEW DOMINION ac-
knowledges call from him.
Mr.. c. b. Graham, of Frosburg.
Md, was in town last week attend
ing the sale Of Mrs. Wrieht's farm.
While here lie was the guest of +. w.
Anderson.
5. G. Stewart, Esq, of Monongalia
county, passed through town on his
way to the land of Wetzel, Tuesday,
and called to see us. He was going
To Wetzel county to do some survey
ing.-FoTmoat Index.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
business call on Monday from Mrs.
John Stewart, an old time friend.
Mrs. S. now lives near Stewartstown
and is getline-on well in the world
as she richly deserves to do.
Mr. j. c. Wallace went to Kevser
last week and returned with Mrs.
Wallace who had been sojourning
there for some time. Mrs. Wallace,
we are glad to say, stood the trp
we'll and gives evidence of early re-
covery.
Our good friend Mr. Jacob Fred
erick, of Clinton, pail us a call on
Monday. Mr. f. though somewhat
up in years is still quite vigorous.
and does not seem to feel the effects
of the years spent in the army in de
Tense of his country.
a number Of our Subscribers in
this county paid their subscriptions
on Saturday, among whom were
Sim. EVERY, Jasper Stone. A. b. Hill,
Isaac Reed, d. /. b. Anderson and
several others. May your shadows
never grow less, gentlemen.
DR.. Tom. Hood made his appear
anre upon our streets for short
time, recently. Mrs. Hood has re-
turned from her visit to Harrison
county, preparatory to beginning
house keeping arrangements next
week in their property at Cassvlle.
Mr. Lewis Baker Of the Regis er,
arrived at home from California Sat
urday. Mrs. Baker did not accom-
pany him, but will remain in Califor-
MIA till later in the spring. Mr.. Baker
looks as if California agreed with him
and is much pleased with the "glori-
Gus climate. a-InteUigencer
TIE following two paragraphs we
clip from the Keyser Echo: f. NJ.
Reynolds, Esq, was called from home
on Tuesday by the serious illness Of
his father who resides in Pruntytown,
this State.
Judge Hoke has rented the "John
Barton PAYNE residence in King
wood to which place he will remove
his family, as soon as the weather
becomes favorable.
Dr. j. w. w. Bolton returned last
Saturday from Baltimore full hedg-
eel Nj. d., having graduated at the
University Of Maryland, one of the
best medical institutions in the Uni
ted States. The graduating exercises
were hell on the 18th instant, that
being the 10th annual commencement
of that institution The Doctor is
learned gentleman, and we predict for
him eminent success i'm his chosen
prolession.-West VUgiaion.