The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-30

/ ginning on The S;h al September
He is looking better tl,ah we ever saw
him before ana we hope that his
work in the Southland ma, IL in
every way pleasant and stccessfui.
+ y. ID. Adams of st. George, Tucker
county and Il member of the Senior
class at The University, attended the
institute last week.
L.. NJ. Bowers. =. L. Boeers AID i.
w. Smith will leacI, in Mississippi
during the coming winter. Mr.. l..
NJ. Bowers retains his Oil position in
Vicksburg and ille either two have
also secured very COOL positions.
S. D.. Hirschman came home last
| Friday from his protracted eastern
trip. He purchased an immense pile
Of goods
Messrs. 5. II Shriver aud A. J.
Santee, two thrifty and tnterprising
citizens of Monongalia county, were
/ in town yesterday Under
Squire j f. Dent. of Randall.
Monongalia county. made rs Il pleas
ant call on Monday. The Squire nc
companicd his father-in law. Mr. JAS.
NJ. Henderson, to this place, he lai
ter being on his way la Philadelphia.
- West I1iyginiaa.
Rev j. f. Gown, the able and pop
ular pastor of the NJ r Church OF
this place, received telegram Yes
terday announcing his appointment
as Editor of all Methodist Protestant
Sunday School publications, with
headquarters at Pittsburgh, which
position he will accept, entering apon
the work about the st Of September
--Inder.
II. L. Robinson is out in "a full col
umn article to the Iateliigencer de
nyiug and explaining the accusations
made against him recently in the
Latham trial
Superintendent Morgan was in
the upper end Of the county last Fri
day looking after some school mat
tiers.
The Wade brothers, OF Nonongalia
county, were here this week bnying
cattle.--Argus.
Prefs r. c. Berkeley and ". p
Wiley, of the State University, were
in the city last week. - Graftoa
standard.
Benz s. Morgan, the next State
Superintendent Of Schools, made
host of friends while here on Friday.
last Grafton Stdndayd
$. T. Wiley, Esq, Of Grant district,
is in town. Mr.. Wiley is looking
well, and has recovered from the ef
fects Of oyerwork on the Monon9alia
History. And by the way, that book
is one that Mr.. Wiley may well be
proud of. County histories is sub
ject we profess to know something
about, and we can truthfully say
that the Monongalia History is the
best and most useful county history
we have ever seen. Preston .JoHiHaI
From the Bruceton correspondent
Of the Jounm we clip the following
personal paragraph: Miss Carrie
Common, MIS-. Lizzie Miller, Mrs. +.
w. Chichester and Mrs. j. Nj. Child
ester attended the Missionary Soci
ETY. meeting at Morgantown last
week.
The Judge and Mrs. John A. Ollie,
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Brown and
daughter Madgie, Of Morgantown,
ex-senator j. p. Jones and daughter,
Mrs. Will r. White, of Terra Alta,
and Supreme Judge Samuel Woods.
of Philippi, were here attending the
Brown memorial services
Miss Belle Hurst left last Friday
morning for her home in IJniontown
She is very much missed.
Capt. Evans and daughter of Pitts
burgh, who have been visiting for
some time at Mr.. O. Fl. DilIe's went
home last week.
Miss Mamie Hogue was away from
town three or four days last week
visiting.
Mr. Hugh A. Dickinson, popular
clerk at Stewartstown, was in town
last Monday.
j. +. Corke's professional card will
be found in this issue. Mr.. Corke
is a young man of bright intellect
and will do his client good work
Spencer Bulletin.
We AIRY sorry to note that Col. 10
Snider's hand is still in very pain
full condition A fclon came on the
forefnger Of his right hand, and
about q week ago it became so Sc
rious that the finger had to be taken
off at the second joint His hand is
not improving MS rapidly as desired,
nevertheless we hope soon Ia see him
entirely sound again.
Prof Stewart who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Ohio for
three or four weeks, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. O. P. Helphenstine is visit
Point, near Morgantown. W. Va
Waynesburg Democrat.
We had the pleasure of meeting,
Monday night Messrs Fauch and
Baton, the former of Smithfield, Pa,
and the latter of Uhiontown. They
left this place Tuesday morning
Miss DUNCAN, who was visiting,
for some weeks, at Maj. Lees, departed
Monday morning for her home in
Steubenville, Ohio. Miss DUNCAN is
an active and able teacher in the