The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-05

weeks with friends in Cheat Neck.
Mrs. Z. S. Brown, Mrs. Moreland's
mother, has gone to Kingwood TO
spend the Summer.
Miss Annie B. Dawson, of Union
town, has been visiting friends here
for several weeks past.
Mr.. Jno. Lindsey and family are
visiting f. A. Dering, Prof. Lorentz
and other friends in town.
Jacob Fell, of Uniontown, an old
citizens of this place, was in town
for short time yesterday.
We are indebted to Mr.. f. M. Pur-
nell for late western papers. He is
now at Grand Island, Neb.
Mr.. John b. Wiley has been quite
i'll for several days. He is seriously
threatened with typhoid fever.
Those sterling Democrats A. 7.
Hess and j. p. Bowlby were among
the New DOMINION visitors few days
ago.
Jno. w. Davis and d. w. Cumpson
are the agents here for the Davis sew
ing machine. They seem to be doing
a good business.
Mr.. Nicely Mclaughlin and wife Of
Athens county, Ohio, are spending a
few days with Mr.. j. Joseph's family
and other friends here.
Mr. r. +. Smyth, of near Halleck,
was welcome visitor at this Office
lately. Mr.. S. is brother of our
own WIN. II. Smyth, OF Vaudeville.
Prors. Wiley and Hodges are at
New Martinsville attending the SEES
sion of the State Educational Asso-
citation. They will return this week.
Mrs. Geo. Parfitt, of Morris X
Roads, is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. ID. l. b. Anderson on the
Flats. She will return home this
week.
Prof. A. L. Purinton is at home for
his summer vacation. He, with Prof.
d. B. Purinton and family and Prof.
Lyon aud family are making their
annual visit at Camp Eden.
Prof Morgan, Of Morgantown, is
receiving quite a boom for State
Superintendent. The Professor is
ripe scholar, cultured gentleman
and a thorough school worker
Banner.
Mrs. Hattie Rue, Of Louisiana NO.,
after an absence of nearly l6 years
is visiting her old home and friends
here. She is o daughter Of Rev. Jno
Coil. Her little daughter accompa-
mics her.
Prof. |. c. White has accepted an
appointment on the United States
Geological survey of West Virginia
and has gone TO the Kanawha Valley
to enter upon the work. His head
quarters for the present will be a,
Charleston.
Mr.. Morgan, County Superintend
ent Of Monongalia county, is just now
getting boom for the State Super.
intendentship. He is a well educated
and thoroughly competent man, and
if nominated will make a good officer
Tucker Pioneer.
Z. G. Dent, wife and family, o
! Parsons, Kansas, are in town, thu
} guests OF Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Yeager
They will visit friends and relatives
in Monongalia county, where they
formerly resided, before returning Il
their western home.-Inder.
Harry Hanshaw, who has been en-
ployed as clerk in the New Yorl
Branch store at Martins Ferry, Ohio
for some time, has secured position
as travelling Salesman for VIM. L
Dixon d Co., the boot and shoe firm
of Grafton Eagle.
, Capt. F. T. Hurry arrived here o,
Friday last and will remain during
the summer. We, with the Captain
host of friends are always glad t.
see him. 1t is said that advanc
messages have been sent to Brown
, ing's and other trouting points.
e DIR. j. c. Dent, the genial Bridge
| port drug man, was in town Tues
day. 1t was his first business triI
this way since the destruction Of hi
| establishment by fire last February
! He says they are again fairly oil
5 their feet and doing good business
r hides.
. The New DOMINION is under obi
cations to that clever gentleman MI
s S. w. Boyers for call and a ney
e subscription on Saturday evening
, Mr.. b. was right in the midst of hi
:, wheat harvest and he informs us h
0 has the best crop he ever cut. Goo
}. luck TO him!
William H. Wilson, aged only l
years, son of Hon. VIM. L. Wilson
carried off the first honors of his elias
: and pronounced the Valedictory a
the recent closing exercises of Colum
bian University, Washington, d. &
;. and received awards for high grad
: of scholarship, first prize; for Latin
/, the Montague gold medal; for Greek
: the Huntington gold medal; certif
= cate of graduation, freshman class
: and honorable mention for an aver
! age above 90.-Spirit ofJe6erson.
: Our talented young friend, Howar
h N. Ogden, returned from the Uni
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