The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-04-11

4me H~e0RAe u ON n IL Ws
That clever gentleman Charley
Burris, of Mt. Morris, dropped in to
see the editor and bring a subscrip-
few days ago.
Mr.. Geo. T. Mapel, of Battelle,
came in last week and added his
name to our list.
DIR. j. M. Lazzell suffered a relapse
last week, and was very seriously
sick. He is now better, however,
and we trust his recovery may be
rapid and sure.-Inder.
Z. L. Hennen, a clever gentleman
of Battelle, was in town last week.
While here he became a subscriber
to the NEW DOMINION.
Mrs. Lucy Dering, of Morgantown.
is visiting her relatives in Fairmont.
-Inder
We acknowledge receipt of an in
vitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, from J. Frank
Williams, who graduated there on
Thursday last. Among the other
graduates known here were DR.. Dor
sey Fitch and Humboldt Yokum.
Col. Evans and wife left last week
for New Orleans to visit the EXPOSE
ton. They will go by boat from
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Moore, and Judge Ollie and
daughter, Miss Mary, started on
Saturday for New Orleans. They
will probably be absent not less than
& month.
Hon. John w. Mccoy has so far
recovered from his recent sickness
as to be on the streets, much to the
qualification of his many friends
Inder.
To Squire Ulysses Camp the New
DOMINION is indebted for a pleasant
business call on Saturday.
Miss Ella Reed, of Reedsville, Miss
Clara Boyles, of Monongalia, and
Miss Ella Guseman, Of Valley Dis
trict, were in town on yesterday, ac-
companying Mr.. Henry H. Reed.
Miss Guseman will remain several
days:-King,oood Journal.
A Grafton correspondent says that
DIR. F. M. Dent is an applicant for
tbs Newburg Postoffice. If the re-
port is correct, we hope the Doctor
may succeed.
Bro. B. M. Squires, of the Journal,
is spoken of as a candidate for county
Superintendent OF Preston county.
"Barrin" B. MS bad politics, there
is no one we would prefer to see thus
honored than him.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a pleasant call from Mr.. J. w. Friz-
zell, of the firm of ID. w. Frizzell Il
Co. These gentlemen have completed
their contract on the F. M. u p.
Ye editor and family are under OBJ
legation to Mrs. Eliza Linch and
Miss Ida McClaskey for pleasant
visit on Monday.
Our clever friend S. y. Robson,
of Clinton. was in town on Monday.
Sam does not look as rugged as his
friends would like to see him.
Mr.. A. H. TAFT and family came
to town last week and will reside
here in the future. Mr.. TAFT is a
successful and enterprising business
man. The New DOMINION extends
to him on behalf of our people cor
dial welcome to Morgantown.
Mrs. Geo. M. Slime, of Pittsburg,
is visiting at d. H. Shines.
Elias Ring is expected back this
week. He is much improved in
health.
Mrs. w. p. Wiley and family re-
turned home from Wheeling on Mon
day, after an absence of about two
months.
VIM. T. Bland met with serious
accident on Wednesday last. He
was leaning against the railing of
the veranda at his fathers house,
when it gave way, throwing him to
the ground, distance of about
twenty feet. He was considerably
injured, and is now confined to his
ROOM Weston Democrat.
Mrs. A. L. Wade was severely bit
ten on the arm few days ago by a
dog belonging to Jno. B. Wiley.
We learn her wound is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
Mr.. Max Ring, who has been here
in charge of Elias Rings store, dur
ing the latters absence will leave for
his home in Baltimore this week.
During his short stay in Morgantown
he has made many friends who will
regret his departure.
Hough Anderson has been at home
for few days. During his senior
vacation he visited New Orleans and
intended to 60 to Texas, but was
taken sick while at the Exposition
and came home. He graduates at
Delaware, Ohio, in June.
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