The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-19

Personal.
Mr. Ruhl spent last Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Miss Vic Price is spending few
days at Mrs. Boughner's in this place.
Mr.. j. F. Dawson, of Bellevillc, Pa.
was in town last week visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Brown, daughter oil
John ]. Brown, of Morgantown, is
visiting relatives here.--Argus.
Hon. John W. Guscman, formerly
of this county, we learn goes as a del.
egate TO the Charleston convention,
Maj. j. NJ. Shinn of Adamsvills
w. Va, who is in town on insurance
business, has our thanks for favors.
Col. Wilson still fingers in our
midst. The Colonel, we are sorry
to say is not enjoying his usual good
health.
DIR. Morris is deeply interested in
the success Of the w. Va. 4 p. r. r.
He watches everything with intense
interest.
Mr.. Amas Sees and Simeon r.
Dawson, timber men Of Harrison coun.
ty, were in town on Monday, taking
dispositions.
Rev. w. c. Snodgrass, formerly
stationed here, has been transferred
to the NJ. f. Church, and will soon
remove to that State.
Francis Fairfax, of Valley district
was in town on Tuesday. Mr.. +. il
rs years old. yet he is almost as
sprightly as a boy tn his teens
Kingwood Argus.
Aunt Sallie Sparks fell a few
days ago and hurt herself considera-
bly, from which she has been confined
to her room for several days, and still
is so that she cannot walk about.
Mr.. A. A. Lorentz, brother Of Prof
A. w. Lorentz, has returned to Nor.
gantown, having been absent some
months. His old friends here are al.
ways glad to welcome him in their
midst.
We learn that "Nick" MADEIRA, son
Of Jno. w. MADEIRA, is now the Ship.
ping Clerk of the Payson Manufac-
turing Company Of Chicago, Ills,
whose employment he has been in for
the last two and one-half years, ut a
very reasonable salary.
Prof. A. L. Wade has returned from
ten days visit to Wheeling and else
where. He met Mr.. Hodges at West
Warren Saturday evening where they
addressed the people in behalf of the
Temperance and Law and Order As
ISOLATION, and formed an Auxiliary
Society.
Julian E. Fleming, the Editor OF
thr NEW DOMINION, Capt. Dave Camp
and Smith Hood, Esq, have gone to
Charleston to attend the State Con
vention as delegates from this county.
1t is needless to say that the inter
ests Of the Democracy of Monongala
are safe in the keeping Of these sterl-
ing Democrats.
w. w. Fogle was in town Friday,
looking very much like lumberman.
He has been numbering on Rush run
of Steer creek and reports to have
hauled log containing 25 cubic feet,
one mile and quarter, with six
horses, and says that the lumber will
average 80 or IS cubic feet TO the log.
--Caihoun Chronicle.
Mate" Kiger, the famous pitcher
OF the r. & r. B. b. Club, Of this
place, went to Baltimore, on Saturday
last where he will probably take q
position with a professional club for
the season. He has been offered a
salary Of $1,000 and expenses. We
learn that Henry H. Hayes thinks OF
accepting position with the Allie
ghenies at a somewhat larger salary
than the former. This is one of the
best clubs in the Association. We
are glad to hear of the good fortune
Of the boys, but sorry to lose them
from our midst. The departure OF
the young men will badly cripple our
home club.