The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-02-09

MRS kStella b. LARK, oil TINS place
who has been teaching school in Pax
ton, ILL.,, for the past year or two, ar
rived home on Monday evening"
Wdynesburg Republican.
Mr.. Joe Keener returned home from
Chicago on Saturday with a lot Of
stock cattle and q fine horse. The
latter is said to be regular flyer and
was bought to take the starch out oil
DR.. johnson, Capt Mcvicker and
others.
Mr.. Charley Burris. of Mt Nor
ris, was in town on Friday last hav-
ing just returned from Chicago with
several lots Of cattle bought for our
graziers.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a pleasant and profitable call from
Mr.. A. w. Tenant, of Clay district
on Saturday. Mr.. Tenant thinks il
not unlikely that the Court House
will be removed to the West Side at
some time in the future.
Hon James Morrow, Jr., Of Fair
mont was in town on Saturday at.
tending to some railroad matters.
Hon. j. l. Ruhl is still taking care
Of the interests of the w. Va. & Pa
in Monongalia. He was absent in
New York last week far short time
returning on Friday. He reports
progress in all departments on his
line.
Prof. w. p. Wiley spent Saturday
and Sunday in Wheeling with his
family.
w. G. Brown, Jr., returned on Sat
urday from Baltimore. On Monday
he and Mrs. Brown returned to theil
home in Kingwood.
Mr.. George Nc. Ralphsnyder
brother of l. C. Ralphsnyder, Esq
OF Grant district, Monongalia countyl
drove over to this place yesterday
and returned to-day. = Kiaqwood
Journal.
Mr.. John d. Robinson dropped in
on Monday and advanced his figures
on our list about four years.
Miss Maggie Snyder returned to
Uniontown on Monday.
Miss Sallie Pickenpaugh is visit
ing at Judge Woods in Philippi.
The Sunday Register says: DIR. A
B. Hall, of Morgantown, after a short
visit to Wheeling, left yesterday for
Clarksburg, where he holds court
that is to say the kind of court where
in pretty young lady hears all the
arguments.
Mrs. Sarah Dent has returned to
her home in Granville after an alb
sense Of several months visiting
friends in Lewis county, Newburg,
Evansville, Cranberry and other
places.
Lee P. Watson, Esq, returned
Wednesday from Charleston. whittier
he went as counsel for the defendant
In the Swisher. Malone case, to sue
for writ Of error and supersedeas
before the Supreme Court. lie says
Our future capital is booming bust
ling little city, and is growing with
wonderful rapidity-more rapidly
perhaps, than it should to insure q
continuous healthy growth.-Fair-
mant Inder.
Will johnson and wife went to
CIarksburg on Monday. They were
accompanied to Fairmont by Chas
Z. Hopkins and Gertie Hayes.
j. w. Mccoy, Esq, of Fairmon,
was in town yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Bro. A. IL Fleming, OF the Fair
mont Vest Virginidn, is lying dan,
gerously i'll at his home in Fairmont
Mr.. John Hood, of Louisville, was
circulating among his friends in town
Yesterday. John is an enthusiastic
w. Va. 4 Pa. man.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a call from DR.. Tom Hood since our
last. The Doctor is one of our pop.
ular physicians and a rising young
man.
Mr.. Lee Robe was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll on Saturday evening
last, and at this time is lying in a
very precarious condition. We are
not advised of what his disease is,
bat learn that several internal hem
orrhages have taken place.
Mr.. Jno. D. Anderson dropped in
On Monday and advanced his sub
scription to January '86. He is the
kind of subscriber we like.