The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-09-26

indisposed this week from cold.
James II. Rogers has been suffering
with an ailment resembling erysip-
elias that has affected one of his eyes
somewhat.
/ DIR. William J. Bland, Superintend-
ent of the Asylum at Weston is said
to be very sick.
w. L. Boughner and little daugh-
ter were visiting at Mrs. Boughner's
here on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Moreland has been
quite i'll for several days past but is
better at this time.
d. H. Chadwick is home from a
little vacation spent in Preston
county. He enjoyed himself and is
improved in health.
Col. James Evans has been SER
iously i'll for a week past. We hope
to hear of his speedy recovery.
John L. Shilling, a clever life in
surance Agent from Wheeling, spent
the greater part of last week in town.
State Superintendent Morgan
spent Sunday and Monday in town,
departing for Charleston on Tuesday
morning.
A Smithfeld, Pa, correspondent
saws that Miss Carrie Stewart, of
Morgantown, has recently been visit
ing there.
Mr.. Philip Lloyd left Morgantown
on Monday for business trip to
Pittsburgh Pa, but expects to return
in few days.
C. E. Wagner and little son George
went to Wheeling on Monday morn
ing where we learn he eontemplates
engaging in business.
President Turner has gone to his
home in Harrison county and to some
other points in the State. His fam
lily will return with him.
Rev. M. NJ. EVERY, of Morgantown
has been sent to the Ravenswood Cir
cult, by the NJ. P. Church Confer
ence.- RauensWood News.
Prof. Seamon left last Friday for
Wheeling. He intended to reach
Crozet, Va, to day. Mrs. Seamon
will remain here for time.
Hon. John W. Mason. wife and
son of Grafton, are the guests of Col.
Fairchild and Mr.. A. L. Nye in Dur
hannah. They arrived on Friday.
Mrs. J. X. Durr is visiting her old
home in Chicago. She was accom-
panied as far as Fairmont by Mr..
Durr and S. G. Chadwick and wife.
DR.. James P. Fitch and J. L. Kee-
ner, of Morgantown, West Va, were
registered at the McClelland House,
Uniontown, on Sunday last.-Necs.
Miss Madgie Brown daughter of
Hon. John J. Brown will go next
week to Washington Penna. to attend
the Female University at that place.
Walter Hough writes from Wy
mans Institute at New Alton, Illinois,
where he is Professor saying that
he is delighted with the place and
with the position.
George w. jackson Colored is
quite i'll at his home in Hoffman s
addition. The Governors health
seems to be steadily declining for
which we extend sympathy.
Miss Susie Moore of the Morgan
town Seminary writes from the N. f.
Conservatory of music at Boston
Mass, that she is having a pleasant
and profitable term at her music.
James p. Donley Esq. who went
East last week with cattle returned
on Monday of this week. He reports
the Market tolerably good with pros
poets of improvement in the future.
Mr.. Larkin Dunn and wife, of
Monongalia county, were visiting
Mrs. Dunn's sisters, Hrs. j. NJ. AL
len and Mrs. Hays, from Friday
till Monday-KingDood Journal.
Mrs. J. j. Pomroy and little
daughter Gertie, of Easton, will go
to Wilkesburg, Pa, tomorrow to visit
her son Lee st. Clair who is -four
ishing business man of that place.
A pleasant trip to them.
Mrs. Susan Holland, of Ellington,
Monongalia county, arrived last
evening on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. A. B. Clark. She has been Wis
iting Mrs. Jenkins, another daughter
at Central Station, for some weeks
Buckhdnnon Delta.
Col. Moore, Judge Morrow and Maj.
Whiting came here on Tuesday and
were present at the council meeting
on that evening. They met the "city
dads" with their usual courtesy and
frankness and had but little trouble
in settling the depot location meter.
DR.. j. T. Carter, of Triadelphia,
and Miss Hattie E. Webb, daughter
of DR.. j. W. and Mrs. Webb, will be
married in the M. E. Church next
Thursday at 1890 o'clock. Every
body cordially invited We extend
our congratulations in advance
Weston World.
Mrs. X. 5. LantZ, OF Blacksville,
who has been at deaths door for
some two or three weeks past, with
typhoid fever, we are glad to learn
from her physician, DR.. A. G. Cross,
has set in on her convalescence, and
is now in fair way for recovery
Waynesburg Messenger.
D. H. Slime, Adam Nye. Grove
Chadwick, Isaac Franks and DR.. Geo.
B. Morris are willing to immediate
themselves upon the alter of public
service by accepting the postmaster
ship of Morgantown, W. Va. Mr..
Franks is former Fayette countian.
Uniontoaon Republican Standard,
These gentlemen are all sound on
the "goose question" and we would
like to see them all inundated. How
ever there is only one post office at
Morgantown. 1t wont go round.
Prof. A. j. Hare after visiting
Shepherdstown and viewing the sit
uation in person, declined to accept
the proffered position in the State
Normal School at that place. He at
once returned to Grafton and resum-
ed his old position in the public