The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-02-07
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III fefniJJing his SUBSCRIPTION iaSt
week our young friend l.. NJ. Boyers,
of Vicksbnrg, Miss, writes as fol
lows: The weather is fine, though
it is raining now; the flowers are com
ing up and beginning to bloom.
Both Smith and myself are quite
we'll Our school work is quite pros
porous. The Exposition is success.
kindest regards to all old frieds. +"
If Luther had been in this latitude
about the time his letter was written
instead of seeing the flowers bloom.
he might have observed his nose and
ears bloom in about two minutes by
standing anywhere out of doors.
Mr.. Isaac Franks has our thanks
for late fayors consisting of new sub
scriptions; this being the third time
within a few weeks.
Jas. p Cosgray. Esq, is suffering
with severe attack of rheumatism,
and for some days past has been I'M
able TO leave his home Messenger.
We regret to hear that Miss Mar
garet Strosnider. of Blacksville, had
the misfortune to break one Of her
arms above the wrist, while practic-
ing on roller skates.--Messenger.
S. d. Hirschman, the popular
clothier, will go East early next week
to select his spring stock.
Mr.. John L. Steele, son of the Rev.
Samuel Steele, and well acquainted
in this town, is now on the staff OF
the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Walter S. Ravenscraft and family
will leave in a short time for Penn
sylvania, where he will take charge
of the extensive mines of the Balti-
more and Cumberland Coal Co. Mrs.
Ravenseraft will visit friends in the
east before going to her new home at
keystone Junction.-Pdrk. Journal.
Geo. M. John had a severe attack
of quinsy, from which he suffered
very much all last week. We are
glad to say that he has about recov-
cred.
Mrs. w. p. Wiley and children
have gone to Wheeling for visit of
q month.
We acknowledge calls this week
from Riley Dean, VIM. Selby, Dayton
Runner, DR.. H. N. Mackey, C. How
ell, S. d. Hirschman, j. j. Wharton,
Harvey Fleming, Jno. j. Brown, Jno.
d. Sweeny, H. H. Hays, Thomas
Goodwin, Geo. C. Steele and many
others.
Squire John Alexander was cir
culating among his friends in town
on Saturday. We have heard it
mentioned as a possibility that he
may become q citizen of this place.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr., departed
last evening on business trip
south. He will be gone perhaps three
weeks, and as his route takes him
near New Orleans he will give day
or two to the great Exposition.-Ln-
de1.
DR.. J. M. Lazzell, of Fairmont
who has recently been very i'll, is
slowly recovering. A few days age
he performed a difficult surgical OPP
Grafton while propped up in bed.
Messrs. Jno. w. Burchinal, one OF
the propretors of our sprightly CO.
temporary, the Grafton Sentinel, and
G. P. Girard, of the same paper
were in town last week and dropped
in to see the New DOMINION We
were pleased to meet the young gen
tlemen. They will always find the
latch string out.
A. Shahan, of Clinton district
dropped in yesterday and placed his
name on our subscription list.
The Western Pennsylvania says
Mr.. T. B. Costello, one of the clerks
of the Penna. R. r., at Uniontown
has returned to his duties after q
visit among friends near Morgan
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Steele will
take rooms at Mrs. Dawson's in few
days.
Governor Jackson has appointed
Mrs. Alexander Campbell, of Brooke
county, lady commissioner to thu
New Orleans Exposition.
We were pleased to meet our ven
cradle friend, Mr.. j. w. Crowl, yes
terday. Mr.. Crowl, as usual, called
and renewed his subscription before
the old one had expired. He was
| accomnanied by Jarrett Jamison.