The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-01

Mrs. a. D vance IS lying al ner
home quite i'll.
Col. Moore will go east again next
week for few days.
Lock" Brand made this Office
paying call yesterday.
Mrs, T. E. Hodges has been quite
sick for day or two past.
Lee Robe is very much better Of
his illness and will soon be himself
again.
John W. MADEIRA is assisting the
Circuit Clerk during the present term
of court.
Mr.. w. N. Stewart has our thanks
for supply of the first maple mo-
lasses Of the season.
Squire Jno N. Dawson, Of Laurel
Iron Works, was in town yesterday
and left an order at this office.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a pleasant call from Mr.. Sam HI. Du
Shane. of Connellsville, on Monday.
r. G. Barr, Esq, of Wheeling, was
here this week as counsel for the w.
Va. 4 Pa. road in the condemnation
cases.
Messrs. A. and G. w. Hewitt we're
among our business callers yester-
day. Glad to see both gentlemen
again.
T. M. jackson, chief engineer Of
the w. Va. 4 Pa. was here this week
while the condemnation cases were
being seard.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
new subscription brought us this
week by our excellent friend Mr.. S.
c. Stewart.
"Bert" Protzman is suffering from
fractured rib occassioned by falling
over pile of lumber at the saw mill
the other day.
Miss Emma Fordyce has secured
q position in a school at Abbeville,
South Carolina. and will depart for
that place this week.
Major Whiting, chief Of the B. 4
O. Engineers, was taken very i'll on
Sunday night and at this time is still
suffering very much.
Geo. c. Sturgiss will go to Balti-
more next week to try to complete ne
gotiations with the b. 4 D. for the
construction of the Midland.
We regret to learn of the illness Of
Mrs. y. b. Stewart, of near George
town, who has been suffering from
pneumonia for several weeks.
w. B. Smith and Jas. +. Fortney
two clever young gentlemen Of Cass
district, made the acquaintance Of
the New DOMINION force on Tuesday.
Miss Ella Fordyce, who has been
lying dangerously i'll at Clarksburg
for three months, was able to he
removed to her home here last week.
Prof. Ged. N. Glover, some years
ago a member of the Faculty of the
University, now holds position in
the Treasury Department at Wash
ington.
The Worthington correspondent of
the Inder says: Hon. John b. Gray,
of Monongalia county, was visiting
his brother-in. law, Geo. w. Martin,
on Monday and Tuesday, of this week.
Dr. Ben. Miller, Of Cincinnati, re-
turned home few days ago, after a
visit in this county at his fathers.
The latter, the venerable Jacob Mil.
Ter, has been cutie ill for several
weeks.
Mrs. Ryce left for her home in
Chicago, on Saturday last, after
visit Of several months with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Durr. Mr.. and Mrs. Durr
accompanied her rs far as Pitts
burgh.
Denny Tenant, one Of the clever
citizens Of Battelle, was in town yes
terday and renewed his subscription.
He says he would rather see "more
railroad on the ground and not SO
much in the paper
Prosecuting Attorney Houston was
absent last week in Pennsylvania
buying rights Of way for the b. 4 O.
The places visited were: Farchance,
Connellsville, Carmichaels, Mt. Pleas.
ant and Pittsburgh. n
Jesse Danser fell over switch ball
on the railroad at Parkersburg, the
first of the week, injuring his knee
severely. He returned home on Tues
day. and will remain till he RECEIVERS
from his injury Weston Democrat.
DR.. M. S. Hartigan has been visit
ing his many friends in this place for
two days past. He has just com
pleted his studies in Bellvue Medical
College, New York, and is on his way
to Cleveland. where he will at once
resume work.
John r. McGraw, Esq, of Grafton,
and Mr.. Jno. w. Guseman, Of Reeds
vile, were in town from Saturday
last until Monday attending a meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Midland r. r. Co. The New DoMIN-
ION acknowledges calls from both
gentlemen while here.
The Hon. William G. Brown was
again taken seriously i'll last week,
and has since been confined to his
room. His condition on Monday
night was alarming, but he again