The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-03

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We are glad to see Col. James
Evans out and attending to his bus
mess after his late illness.
Mrs. Geo. H. Spahr, of Monni
Pleasant, Iowa, is visiting her father
Mr.. VIM. Wagner, of this place.
Mrs. Prof. White is expected home
to-day from Mountain Lake where
she has been spending the summer
To Geo. w. Jenkins the New
/ DOMINION is indebted for a subscrip
tion handed us on Saturday evening
Mrs. Joseph Moreland whose i'll.
ness was mentioned in these columns
last week is still sick, but improving
Mrs. LYDIA Chadwick and little
Davy went to Pittsburg this morning
on visit. DR.. Coombs accompanied
them.
Prosecuting Attorney Houston was
called to Clarksburg on Monday to
attend to some important legal
business.
We regret to say that ID. II. Chad
wick is not enjoying his usual health.
He has been confined to the house for
several days.
George Kisner, one of the cleverest
fellows in all Clinton, paid this office
a visit and brought new subscrip-
ton on Saturday.
The Weston World SAYS that Dan
U. O'Brien has embarked in the
mercantile business with Whiting
Bros, of Chenille.
F. X. O'Kelly and son Harry, Wal
ter MADEIRA of this office and Will
Price and wife are spending few
days in Pittsburgh.
We were pleased to make the ac-
quaintance of Rev. A. T. Humphreys
the new minister of the M. p. Con-
ference on the Masontown circuit.
Our talented young friend A. F.
Ballah, of Pawpaw district, went to
Morgantown Wednesday to enter
the University.-Fairmont Inder.
B. F. Dawson and wife are visiting
relatives at Beallsville, Brownsville
and other points in Pennsylvania.
A pleasant trip to the worthy couple.
Mr.. Henry Blosser, clever Fay
cite county Democrat, was in town
yesterday. We are indebted to Mr..
James Odbert for our introduction to
him.
John r. Dixon has been spending
few days at his old home in this
place. John has grown into an inn
portant and popular citizen of Con-
nellsville.
The family of Mr.. J. M. Townsend,
the tracklayer of the f. M. d P. have
rooms at the Wallace House and will
probably remain until the road is
completed.
DIR. Geo. Morgan, brother of Su-
perintendent Morgan, will locate at
Winfield about the first of October.
We wish him success in his new
field.-Kanaoha Gazette.
Mrs. John G. Canfield-nee Ada
Drabell = started on Wednesday
morning for her home in Denver Col.
Her health has been much improved
by her visit to Morgantown.
DR.. H. L. Clark, promising young
physician of Washington, Pa, and a
son of DR.. Byron Clark, has formed
a partnership with DR.. Mackey and
will hereafter reside in our midst.
The New DOMINION received call
few days ago from Mr.. Ed. Dilliner,
son of A. Dilliner, who was once a
citizen of this place. Ed is one of
the projectors of the new paper soon
to be started at Greensboro, Pa.
Sheriff Sterling and Detective Cot
tom, of Fayette county, paid our town
visit this week for the purpose of
taking the Italian prisoner to Union
town. They returned without the
prisoner as he objected to going with
requisition.
Walter A. Mestrezatt, the famous
cornetist, came home Saturday last
after an absence of nearly six years
and will remain for several weeks
amid the scenes of his early days.
His scores of friends extend him a
cordial welcome.
Prof. t. E. Hodges has been elected
by the Lodge of this place delegate
to the Grand Lodge of the 1. O. o. F.,
which commences its session on the
9th inst Prof Hodges will also
represent the Encampment, which
meets the same week.
Lieut.. r. M. G. Brown of the U. S.
Navy writes his mother in this place
that he is ordered to the Norfolk
Navy Yard and will try and visit
Morgantown when the new railroad |
is completed which his friends here
hope may not be long.
A few lines just received from Mr..
Chas. E. Costello, a former we'll known
Monongalia boy, inform us that
he is prospecting nicely and will
teach this winter in Republic county
Kansas, where he has been living for
some time. The New DOMINION was
pleased to hear from him.
Drs. J. H. Lawhead and d. H.
Courtney went to Philadelphia on
Thursday last to attend Jefferson
Medical College where we believe
both gentlemen graduate at the close
of the present year The New DOM
INIoN wishes them a pleasant sojourn
in the city of brotherly love.
Mr.. John L. Steele, late of the
Wheeling Intel1igencer, but now a
reporter on the Pittsburgh CONNER
cial Gazette, was mingling with his
many friends in this place Friday
and Saturday.-Fairmon Vest Pr
qtnian. We have no doubt he was
visiting his "many" friends. Some
times one is many.
Mrs. E. S. Brown, who resides with
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Moreland,
on last Tuesday attempted to enter
the hall door from the porch, and
completely lost the use of one of her
lower limbs. She had TO be carried
to her bed. Mrs. Brown is an aged
lady and such accidents are attended