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

C. A. Basnett is here on his regular
business tour.
DIR. J. p. Fitch is in Uniontown at
tending the fair.
Joseph Tenant, jr., the postmaster
at StatIer's Run, was in town Monday.
We learn that j. G. Williams has
been appointed Postmaster at Gen
eva.
Maj. Whiting came down from
Fairmont yesterday and returned to-
day.
Our good democratic friend, Joe
Warner, was in town Monday on bus
mess.
Mrs. Prof. I c. White and children
arrived at their home on Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. Charles f. Brown left to-day
on a short trip to Ripley, Ohio
Gin. Times Star.
Messrs. HaKill have leased land
and will soon commence boring for
oil at Mt. Morris.
George c.. Cole, Esq, member OF
the Lewis County bar made visit
to Monongalia county last week.
The Brownsville Clipper says :
Mr.. Bruce MADEIRA took in Barnum's
show at Pittsburgh on Monday.
Col. Evans, o. H. Ollie and Thos.
R. Evans have gone to Uniontown to
attend the fair. John b. Wiley will
also go.
Miss Eva Hayes has gone to Nor
gantown to visit friends and will stay
till after the Centennial.-Grafton
Seminal.
Y. X. Brown is at the home of his
father, Hon. John j. Brown, at the
present, but will 90 to Oakland at an
early day to teach.
MeSrs. Finney and Brown, of Nor
gantown, West Va, were visiting
Harry Smith a part Of last week.
UniontoWn Democrat.
DIR. Rob't Brown and Misses Anna
Poundstone and Anna Farnworth,
are visiting friends at Philippi this
week. -Buckhannon Delta.
Mrs. Margaret Bradford late of
Waynesburg Pa. devised house and
lot to the Presbyterian Church of
that place for a parsonage.
DIR. Morris left this morning. He
thinks of visiting Morgantown each
month hereafter instead of each quar-
ter. Hope he will arrange to do so.
Emrod Tenant, Esq, lately ap-
pointed a Justice of the Peace for
Clay district, was at the county seat
on Monday attending to legal bust
ness.
Mrs. John j. Brown is absent this
week with her daughter, Miss Mad
gle, at Washington, Pa, whittier Miss
Madgie has gone to attend the Female
Seminary.
r. Ray Wiley arrived here from
Washington yesterday and will
spend short vacation with his old
friends. Mrs. Wiley has been here
| tor several months.
MT. Pickenpaugh went to Macon
City, Missouri, on Wednesday of last
week to look after some landed inter
ests he has in that vicinity. He is
expected home on Saturday.
Hon. Jacob Salisbury of Clay conn
ty has "waded" into Ledrew M.
Wade's place of Deputy Internal
Revenue collector. Ledrew is clev-
er fellow but-but,- had to go.
D. H. Courtney, S. Pickenpaugh,
James H. Lawhead, and c. A. Hayes,
of Morgantown, West Virginia, were
at the McClelland House on Thurs
day of last week. UniontoUn Neacs.
Mrs. M. M. McVicker and little
daughter Birdie, went to Baltimore
on Saturday, where Mrs. M. will pur-
chase her fall goods. Something
nice may be expected when she re-
turns.
New Geneva has several cases of
fever. The wife of James McCatty
was buried last Sunday, and DR..
Davenport's wife is not expected to
live, besides some others that have it.
-Demociat.
John M. Hamilton was in the city
during the week. He is now recog-
nized as one of the Democratic lead
ers of Calhoun county and his opin-
ion of politics in that region is about
correct.-Parkersburg Sentinel.
DIR. George Morgan came among
us last Wednesday to reside. We
are glad to add another to our list OF
young men, and wish him plenty OF
practice, plenty of success and plen-
ty of friends Democrat.
T. f. Protzman returned from Will
Transport on last Friday night. He
was we'll pleased with his trip and
says it is the incest town he has ever
seen. Tom has seen a great many
different towns and cities.-Democrat.
Mr.. James B. Bowlby of Abilene
Kansas is visiting the home Of his
childhood in Greene county Pa. In
company with E. j. Bowlby Esq, OF
Cass District he paid the New DoMIN
ION a pleasant visit on Tuesday OF
last week.
Miss Mary Savers an accomplish
ed young lady OF Waynesburg Pa
has passed the examination for regis
tration preparatory to the study OF
law Miss Sayers is said to be the
first lady registered at Wagnesburg
to study Backbone.
Mr.. j. c. Welton, of Baltimore
spent some days last week among
the merchants and his other old
friends here. He will make this one
of his regular points after the rail
road is opened. He favored this Office
with an agreeable call before leaving.
DR.. H. 0. L. Clark, of Washington,
was visiting here few days last
week. 1t is the Doctors intention
to locate at Morgantown, w. Va, in
a short time. We wish him success
= Waynesburg Republican. Dr.
Clark has formed a partnership with
DIR. Mackey and is now located at
Morgantown.
Gen. George W. Brown, of Graf