The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-08

ing yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Baker Is expected hcme
for a visit, on Saturday next.
Col. j. o. Moore, of the b. 4 O.,
went to Baltimore ON Saturday last.
He win return next week.
We acknowledge renewal from
Mr.. Jos. McClarnan, one of the good
citizens Of the Flats, on Monday.
We regret to learn of the illness Of
L. P. Carr, Esq, of Fairmont and OF
Mrs. l.. L. Carr, of the same place.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
the receipt of letter yesterday from
Harvey Cobun, ESQ.,, containing 80.
Messrs. Sqnires and Garner with
their assistants have been delivering
the Monongalia History for a week
past.
Another of our coed friends from
Battelle Squire Silas Taught, was in
town yesterday, the first time for a
year.
Mr.. Alfred Fordyce, of Clay dis
trict, was in town on Monday at
tending the meeting Of the Commits
sioners.
Messrs. Jacob Minor and Jnoc. w.
Lantz, of Clay district, favored us
with new subscriptions while here on
Monday.
Miss Minnie Ray has finished her
term of school at Antioch, aud is Wis
iting Mr.. Allenders, in Kcyser.-
Keyser Trfbuae.
Mr.. J. L. Ruhl, of the w. Va. 4 Pa,
is looking after the interests of his
company in Marion and Harrison
counties this week.
Messrs. "Gene" Hunt and Tommy
Tapp were in town on Saturday last.
This Office Acknowledges favors re-
ceived from them at that time.
John Russell, Of this county, form
erly student at the University, and
we'll known here, is now with rail
road surveying party in Utah.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Sol
ONION Russell, Of Battelle, in our sane
tnm on Monday. Mr.. Russell is en-
titled. to the good opinion we had
formed Of him before making his &C.
quaintance.
Miss Hattie Webb, daughter OF
Rev. j. w. Webb, OF Triadelphia,
met with very serious accident yes
terday. While out riding the hsrse
frightened and threw her, dislocating
her shoulder and breaking her arm.
Her injuries are quite severe.---Intel.
Hgencer.
Mrs. Lee P. Watson, who has been
in poor health for some time, departed
for the home of her parents In Shelby,
Ohio, on Tuesday evening, accom-.
panied by her mother. Mrs. j. s.
Lowe, who arrived here last week
We hope that Mrs Watson may rap
idly recover health and strength
under the parental roof.-Fairmonl
index.
Messrs Eliza and w. w. Smith, oil
Grant district made the New Do.
MISIoN a pleasant call on Saturday
The latter gentlemen has spent sew.
eral years in Colorado, in the mining
regions. He showed us some speci-
mems of quarts and washed gold. He
has been spending the winter at his
old home in this county and will re,
main il our railroad boom does not
collapse.
The wife and daughter Of Sen atoi
Camden are now at Cannes, but will
leave there shortly for Carlsbad
where a portion of the summer was
spent. This move is made on &C
count Of the health of Mrs. Camden
who still continues delicate. Miss
Camden writes to a friend concerning
her mothers changed idea with re-
gard to sailing and rowing, which
have heretofore been to her exceed
ingly distasteful. She has always
refused to countenance or take part
in any little excursion or rowing par
ty on lake or river, but now a marked
change has manifested itself. This
was wrought during their stay in
Venice when she became passionately
fond of drifting about the beautiful
old world city-their wanderings di
rected by the picturesque lazy gon
doliers.-W ashinqton Star.
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