The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-02-16

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his family from Wheeling next week.
We learn that A. c. Barker, of
GrantSdistrict, is in very poor health
at this time.
Mr.. J. r. EVERY has the thanks of
this Office for q treat of fine apples
sent US, yesterday. Az
Cadet r. S. Gardner, Jr., has re-
turned from visit of month at his
home in Clarksburg.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a call from county commissioner S.
p. Barker on Monday.
Prof. A. L. Wade left on Monday
for Washington. From there he goes
to Volcano where he will lecture on
Friday evening.
Mr.. John T. Harris and wife are
visiting at the residence OF Mr.. Har-
ris' father, Gen. t. NJ. Harris in this
place.-Rdchie Gazette.
Mr.. Lee p. Watson, of Fairmont,
was in town last week on legal bust
ness. He and Jno w. Mccoy re-
turned home on Friday.
DIR. Geo. B. Morris was among the
railroad men in town Monday. and
called to see us. He said he never
felt better over railroad prospects.
Inder.
Miss Matte Brock,of Morgantown,
at present teacher in Beaver Col
lege, Pa, was in town Monday the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Swisher.
Vest Tirginian.
That clever gentleman C.LShuman,
of MeCurdysville, paid the New Do
xISIoN visit yesterday and his sub
scription nearly two years in advance.
Printers always like such men as he is.
B. L. Costello, Manifest Clerk of
the South West, who for several
days was visiting relatives and friends
in Morgantown, West Va, returned
to his duties Tuesday.-Geaius Of
Liberty.
Hon. Jne. w. Mason came from
Fairmont on Saturday, from the r.
r. meeting remaining the guest Of
Col. Fairchil9 until Monday when he
and Mrs. Mason returned to their
home in Grafton.
Mr.. J. s. Hood, of Mohongalia, and
Mr.. z. G. Morgan, of Rivesville, were
in town Monday and made us a
friendly call. These gentlemen are
stockholders of the West Va. and
Pa. r. r. Co, and are active workers
in its behalf Vest Virginian.
!. j. Dent and family, Of Worth
ington, were in town on Friday.
They were returning home from a
brief visit to Monongalia county,
whittier they were called by the sick
ness and death Of Mrs. Dents grand
mother, Mrs. Juliet McElroy.-M der.
Col. r. S. Radcliff had his left arm
badly fractured on a recent trip East
with stock. He was in town Wednes-
day with the wounded arm encased
in plaster-of- Paris dressing, and
gracefully worn in sling. We hope
the injury may speedily heal.--Iader
F. M. Durbin slipped and fell upon
the icy pavement in the vicinity of
the postoffiee on Saturday of last
week, and sprained his ankle severely,
The sprain was very painful and
kept the gentleman confined to his
house for more than week. He is
now able to go about again, however.
Eagle.
The Hickory Flat correspondent Of
the Buckliannon Delta says: Alva
Stansberry, from Monongalia county,
isrisiting at Elijah Stansberry's and
the young ladies are made glad. Mr..
Stansberry is sociable young man.
But Alva you must not make them
forget themselves when you go up the
country.
We are informed that Pen. Rad
cliff met with a narrow escape from
drowning-at Rivesville last Friday.
1t seems that he caught large log
and while engaged in securing it the
cable became entwined around one
Of his legs, pulling him into the wa
ter. He managed to release himself
from the rope and succeeded in get
ting to shore pretty wet but unin-
jured.-Inder. H@ As4
Among the gentlemen who renewed
their subscriptions and transacted
other business with us this week
were: r. Armstrong, J. w. Stevens,
Jas. M. Jamison, Jno. w. Jamison,
Jno. nj. Cobun, A. S. Wisman, w. d.
Scott, I. w. Crowl, Jasper Stone. J.
r. Hall, Hon. Jas. s. Watson, M. r.
Muse, T. N. Smith, Hon. Jno. B.
Gray, Squire John Alexander, C. C.
Wade, NJ. J. Carlow, John Dietrich,
L. j. West, o. S. Stewart, Charley
Burris, f. J. Eddy, r. E. Fast, w. II.
Smyth. Major Martin, S. G. Stewart,
John w. Cobun, A. L. Wade, A.
Hood, Prof. Brooke, DR.. Kramer, T.
f. Hodges, John Book, M. M. Dent,
Dr. L. S. Brock, Marshall Miller, j.
J. Wharton, j. r. EVERY, e. L. Shu-
man and many others. a