The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-22

Mr.. Ed. Baker has been visiting his
parents and numerous friends here
for week past.
Mr.. Abraham Reed, of Reedsville,
Preston county, has bought the farm
known as the Wright farm near
Osageville and will remove to it in
few DAYS.
Mr.. Thos. f. Watt, Of Pittsburgh,
one of the most courteous and popu-
lar officials of the Pennsylvania rail
road was in town for short time
last week. Mr.. Watt makes friends
for his road wherever he goes.
Mrs. I. j. Meeks and Mrs. Sturgiss
are visiting their sister Mrs. Jas. II.
Stewart ia Putnam county, this State.
Moses Wells returned on Sunday,
last from a trip to Brooklyn, where
he went to see his daughter, Emma,
who has been dangerously ill. His
description Of the East River bridge
and some of the other sights of New
York are interesting and amusing.
A reception and dinner was given
Hon. JAS. G. Blaine and wife by Hon.
Henry q. Davis and wife in Balti-
more on Thursday evening last.
The three following paragraphs are
clipped from the Kingwood Jomqaal:
Mrs. Bryne has 80 far recovered from
her recent accident as to be removed
from Mr.. Morris's to her own resi-
dence
The Hon. VIM. G. Brown has great
~ improved since his late severe ILL
ness, and is now able to go about the
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grow, of Morgan
town, came over from Morgantown
Tuesday afternoon and remained till
Wednesday. They stopped at the st.
James, for which hotel Lee has been
negotiating.
Mr.. Marion Durbin, who met with
an accident some time since, in which
he sustained severe sprain Of an an
kle, is recovering slowly, and has
been able TO attend to business some.
-Graftoa Sentinel.
s. G. Stewart, prominent Mon
ongalian, was in town Wednesday
and dropped in to see us. He thinks
Fairmont has perhaps the best CUB
ernatorial timber in the State in the
person ofJudge A. +. Raymond, and
unless the Third district captures the
prize, he is OF the opinion that the
Judge will be called on to head the
ticket dilmont Inder.
Capt. Dade,o Florida, who has been
in this vicinity for several months,
engaged in surveying the line of the
f. M. Il p. r. r., left on Wednesday
for Baltimore. from which city he
will go to Virginia to take charge OF
a corps of engineers locating new
railroad.-Inder.
l.. p. Carr was little better yes
terday. and we are glad to say that
his friends think lie will recover
Inder.
Miss Minnie Reay who has been
visiting Mrs. J. S. Allender returned
to her home at Morgantown on Wed
nesday. Keyser Echo.
Mr.. j. Marshall Jacobs. one of the
popular teachers of Clinton district
looked in on his friends in this place
on Monday.
X. L. Domain and wife, II. M. Nor
gan and Maggie Kiger went to
Greensboro on Sunday on the Harry
to meet Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. A. +.
Lazier Mrs. Capt. Neil returned
with the party and spent Monday
with friends in town.
The Wetzel Democrat says: Miss
Fife Cline, of Wheeling, formerly Of
this place, will be married next week,
to Mr.. Carver, Of the Pension Service.
who was here last Summer.
Hon. E. Boyd Faulknes was in
Berkeley Springs on Tuesday last
looking after his fences, and judging
from the little knots of embryo poll
clans collected about the streets one
would suppose the visit very salts
factory one. Mr. F. is popular in
this county and would make a very
good canvass. He would make a
good GOVERNOR Morgan Mercury.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
call from Mr.. John Laird, on Mon
day.
Squire VIM. H. johnson and r. S.
Lantz, of Blacksville, were here on
Monday on business. The New Do
MINIoN was pleased to meet both
gentlemen.
Lee NJ. Evans, of Baltimore, spent
few days in town this week. He is
one of the most popular drummers
that visits this place and never fails
to sell our Merchants goods rar-
ton Democrat. M
Geo. Steele and Clark McVicker
visited friends at Greensboro on Sun
day last.
DR.. Dorsey Fitch is off for visit
to Fairmont and other places.
Mrs. r. Z. Fast and Mrs. j. E..
Fleming are visiting friends at Cedar
Valley.
Chris. MADEIRA is visiting his moth
er and other friends here.