The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-15

Major Whiting has about recover.
ed from his late illness, we are glad
to say.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hall, of Battelle, dropped
in last week and added his name to
our list.
Mr.. Jesse Shuttleworth will please
accept thanks for new subscription
handed US on Monday.
Our young friends, ]. w. Smith
and Henry German, have returned
home from Webster, where they
taught during the winter.
Mr.. James Allender, former we'll
known citizen of this county, now of
Preston. was here attending to some
business matters on Monday.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. W.
S. Hillery, of Battelle, on Saturday.
He is one of the leading citizens Of
that district and an excellent gentle
man..
Emory Mcyicker returned home
last week from Philadelphia, where
he has been attending the Philadel-
phia College of Pharmacy during the
winter.
John Fear, jackson Smith and
John Hoge, citizens of Arnettsvillc,
returned this week from a trip into
some Of the back counties, where they
purchased lot of cattle and hol ses.
--Iadcr.
kilograms received yesterday from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, reported Col
onel D. r. Davidson on the mend, to
the great relief of his many friends
and acquaintance here.-Coanells-
Uifle Courier.
Our friend L. p. Carr is still seri-
ously ill; indeed, his condition is re-
garded as quite critical,sani unless
| there is decided change for the bet
ter within day or two it is thought
he cannot survive Fairmont Inder.
Judge A. B. Fleming, ofthe Marion
county circuit, is holding our circui,
court this term. Judge Fleming ia
one of the very best Judges in West
Virginia and man in whom our poo
pile have the utmost confidence
Phiiippi Republican.
DIR. Jesse A. Jamison, late of Mon
ongalia county,is visiting friends here
He just returned from Baltimore
where he has been attending the Col
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons. He
feels proud of his sheepskin.- Wesl
Tirqinian.
Hon. B. F. Martin, having com
pleted the building of his elegant new
residence, has been engaged this week
in moving into it, and in a short time
will be fairly settled in what will bt
one: of tile most beautiful homes In tho
county.-Grafton Sentinel.
Mr.. Clearance McVicker returned
last week from the Quaker City where
he has been attending the Philadel
phia College of Pharmacy. "Dia
monds" numerous friends were glao
to see him again upon the sacred soil
1t is whispered that he intends to EN-
bark in business here, and we hope
he will.
The Webster Graded School viii
close on next Thursday. The schoo
has been success. Mr.. Smith, thu
principal, is thorough teacher, and
has been ably assisted in his efforts
by Mr.. Henry German and Miss
Laura Barnett. We understand Mr.
Smith goes to Morgantown to resum,
his law studies at the University
Grafton Sentinel.
Among our business callers since
our last have been: O. b. johnson
Jr., j. G. German, Capt. ID. M. Camp
Jno. N Dawson, Maj. J. NJ. Lee, B
M. Squires, w. Scott Garner, Prof
A. l.. Wade, B. R. Carlow, Trial
Camp, Rev. G. B. Foster, j. G. Wag
ner, Jos. Moreland, Rev. S. Kitchens
r. 5. Gardiner, Jno. J. Brown, VIM
Simpson and others.
From a private letter under date o
Feb. 30, from our friend, L. M. Boyers
who is now at Vicksburg, Miss, We
take the following extract which his
many friends will be glad to see: An
getting al ng well. / weigh Isl
pounds. Have had flowers blooming
out of doors all winter. Have guam
titles of them now. The Mississippi
riveris overfowing its banks in many
| places, and still rising. We are hav
ing beautiful weather.