The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-05


many old friends here from Thursday
until Tuesday last.
Mr.. Ezekiel Shay, highly repect-
ed citizen of this county who has
been residing in Pennsylvania for
some time past, has returned to his
old home near Easton and does not
propose to leave it again. Mr.. Shay
is not enjoying good health, we are
sorry to say.
Our young friend j. c. Shay has
sold his property and business at
Fairchance and contemplates going
West.
Jacob Fell. of Uniontown, was
circulating among his old friends
here last week.
Miss Hattie Samsel has returned
from long visit with friends in Ohio
DR.. w. G. Jamison has bought
property in Fsirmont.
Uncle Nathan Golf, of Clarksburg
is 81 years old to-day (the 2nd).
From the Athens, Ohio, Journal
we learn that Mrs. Sturgiss and Mrs.
Meeks have lately been visiting there.
Mr.. Sturgiss left on Friday for that
place, aud all returned home on
Tuesday.
Henry Scott left for his new home
in Calhoun county this week. As
Henry would leave old Monongalia
we hope he may prosper in his adopt
ed county.
j. II. Huffman of Sinnett's Mills
has fine boy at his house being the
twelfth one,and he is greatly rejoiced.
He thinks he has q silver mine on
his farm Richie Democrat Mr..
II, is native of this county, but has
been residing in Richie for several
years.
Prof A. j. Hare, who SO success
fully conducted the graded school at
this place the past winter, left for
his home in Monongalia county on
Monday. The Professor has the best
wishes Of all our citizens, in what
ever undertaking he may engage
Kingrood Argus.
Mrs. r. +. Fast has been quite i'll
at her old home in Grant for week
past.
Drs. Morris and Hall and Mrs.
Morris arrived here last week. They
will remain for the next Is days.
The many friends of L. P. Carr
were glad to see him upon the streets
yesterday for the first time since his
illness. He is rapidly recovering
strength and will soon DC himself
again.-Inder.
DIR. Geo. b. Morris, Of Morgantown,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Pittsburgh. He says the
Pennsylvania road, which will run
from Clarksburgh, W. Va, to Union
town. Pa, is an assured fact, as all
the money has been procured and the
road will go through. The Doctor
is one of the prime movers in the
good cause and has done good work
to effect a favorable result Register
2Sth alt.
Dir. Spencer S. Wade returned on
Monday from Philadelphia, where he
graduated last week at Jefferson
Medical College. The Doctors many
friends are glad to see him back
again and hope he may begin the
practice Of his profession in our
midst.
Miss Hattie Hagans returned on
Saturday last from Beaver Pa. where
she has been for several months past.
Miss Hattie's numerous friends are
glad to see her back again.
Mr.. joe. M. Devine, of Wheeling,
has been looking in on his friends
and acqnaintances here, OF whom he
has many, for day or two past.
Mr.. Henry S. Hays has been sick
for several days past. Hope to see
him in his accustomed place round
and sound very soon.
Miss Kate Kiger, OF Ellington,
Monongalia county, who has been
for year past stopping with rela-
tives ut Newburgh, spent a few days
with friends in this place this week
being on her way to her home.--In-
den.
We were pleased to receive call
from our respected friend Mr.. VIM.
S. Swindler on Saturday last.
Col. Ben. Wilson has been in town
for several days past. He will re-
main until after the session OF court
rs counsel for the West Va. 4 Pa.
The Coloners many friends here were
gratified to meet him again.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a call from Mr.. A. j. Hare on Mon
day. jarrett has just returned from
Kingwood where he has been teach
ing for several months past.
DR.. George johnson is at home
again after . business trip down the
river.
We are glad to see Hon. John L.
Ruhl in our midst again. His pres
ence always inspires confidence.
j. M. Reed. DR.. Dan Rogers and
his brother William left on Tuesday
on their prospecting tour to Nebraska.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Revs. Crawford and Dix on