The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-09-27

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Mr. and Mrs. J. X. DUR returned
on Saturday from Chicago.
Miss Breakiron, Of Monongalia
county, is visiting the Misses Cresap.
\ -,Journal
F. X. O'kelly and wife have re-
turned home from their visit to
Wheeling.
Florence Wagner has been assist
ing in the bank during the absence
of his father.
Matt Hughes and the Sentinel are
having little fun down there at
Parkersburgh.
Thanks to our staunch friend, f.
J. Bowlby. for subscription brought
us few days ago.
Mr.. French, the new tobacconist,
is quite a musician and is member
of the Cornet band
Mr.. Nell d. Boyers dropped in
since our last issue aud placed his
name upon our list.
DR.. Will Ogden left Saturday to
attend lectures ut Bellevue Medical
College, New York nder.
Ray, little son of DR.. Kramer the
dentist, has been very i'll with fever
for several days, we are sorry to say.
Students Adams, Fleming, Waters,
Sturgiss and White attended the
political meeting at Cassville last
Saturday.
We were glad to meet Mr.. w. w.
Tapp in our office on Monday. We
are always pleased to meet our
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lazier came
home last week from visit of several
weeks in Wheeling and various points
in Ohio.
Thos. !. McRa, formerly of this
county, but now of .Summerfeld, o.,
registered at the Wallace House last
Friday.
Miss Hattie Hagans, we are much
pleased to say, has recovered from
her brief illness which we mentioned
last week
Clinton Thomas and Miss Minnie
Neff visited friends at Easton, Mon
ongalia county, Saturday and Sun
day last.-Argus.
In our judgment there Isn't more
eloquent or popular speaker in the
State than Marsh" Hagans, of Nor
gantown.-Jomnal.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
/. G. Lazzell was very successful in
his recent examinations before Judges
Fleming and jackson.
George w. Morgan is off to Balti-
more to attend medical college
He spent the summer reading nedi
cine under DR.. Kelly.
Mr.. X. d. Walker, superintendent
Of the B. d O. telegraph line between
here and Fairmont, was in town last
week for a short time.
Charley Pride, first class saddler
of Morgantown, has opened out
shop here and is sure to please all
who patronize him.-Argas.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner, Cashier of the
MERCHANTS National Bank in this
place, went to Pittsburgh last Thurs
day to be gone several days.
Miss Ollie Gray who has been Wis
iting relatives in Menongalia county
for several weeks, returned home on
last Sunday Vest Tirginian.
The Rev. Mr.. Crawford will start
on next Monday to conference. He
will be absent two weeks. OF course
he will be returned to this charge
Dir. Mackey, of Morgantewn, was
here on Monday to see John Potter,
who is in critical condition with an
affection of the stomach and liver. -
Argus.
Prof. S. T. Wiley, author of the
Monongalia and Preston Histories
was in town a short time last week
and made the New DOMINION q pleas
ant call
Miss Gertrude Steele, who has
been visiting friends here for some
time past returned to her home in
Alabama on Wednesday last.-Graf-
ton Standard.
Mr.. w. X. Hoffman, of the Second
National Bank, spent several days
last week at Clarksburg, attending
the fair and looking after some bust
ness matters.
The latest on the tapis is that one
of Worthington's sprightly young
men will become a Benedict, one of
Monongalia's fair maidens being the
lucky captor of our $. y. m. s affection.
- Vest Virginian.
Hon. j. N. Kendall, of Richie
county, fusion nominee for State
Superintendent of Free Schools, was
in town last Friday and went to
Cassville Saturday morning in order
to attend the republican meeting at
that place.
Smallwood Morgan, ESQ.,, of Mon
ongalia county, father of Prof B. S.
Morgan, our next State School Super
intendcnt, and Mr.. S. C. Stewart, an
other prominent citizen of our neigh
Dor county, were agreeable visitors
on Tuesday last.--IndeT.
Hon. John B. Gray,of Monongalia,
was visiting friends here on Sunday
and Monday. Mr.. Gray predicts the
election of Judge Maxwell by from
1000 to 5000 majority, and pledges
s'old Mongahale'' to do her share
Vest Tirginian. He does, ehp
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