The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-05-02

she will not soon rally, unless q
change for the better takes place
which it is hoped will be the result
when the weather brightens.-W YES
| ton World
Judge Ollie and daughter, Miss
Mary returned from New Orleans
last week.
Mr.. Geo. J. Hoffman, of Clinton
district made his first visit to town
for several months few days ago.
OF course he did not forget the New
DOMINION while here.
Marsh Jacobs was looking around
among his friends here last week.
He is doing well in the mercantile
business at the Little Falls.
Harry Hagans has gone to Indian.
apolis, where he will reside for the
present.
DR.. Jesse Jamison, of Arnettsville,
was here for short time the other
day.
The venerable Jonathan j. Pitcher,
Esq, of near Rivesville, has been
seriously i'll for some time. Mr..
Pitcher is very old gentleman, be-
ing ninefive. We hope he may re-
cover and live to celebrate his cen
tennial birthday.-Wes Virginian.
We learn from the Grafton papers
that Prof U. S. Fleming, assisted by
Prof. A. j. Hare, will probably open
ten weeks summer Normal School
at Pruntytown, about June 1st.
DR.. A. B. Hall was here and also
at his home in Fayette county last
week.
T. A. Wygal who has been con-
nected with the engineering corps
operating in this valley, left for his
home in Virginia last week.-Inder.
Miss Lily Hagans is home from the
South where she spent the past win
ter
Prof A. L. Wade is off again at
tending to his school work after a
short visit to his home in this place.
Mr.. John N. Baker, of Cheat
Neck, one of the oldest citizens of
our county, has been spending few
days here with his daughter Mrs.
Geo. B. Morris.
We were pleased to receive a call
from Rev. M. M. Everly on Monday.
He is located in Pocahontas county,
but was visiting friends in this
county.
Adam Fisher, Esq, and daughter,
Anna, of Fairmont, were here from
Saturday until yesterday, visiting
the family of his law, A. j.
Dick.
DR.. Morris will go to Clarksburg
to fill his engagement there.
George John and w. X. Hoffman
returned from Pittsburgh on Sun
day.
Eyes Baker is down the river
looking after some timber.
Miss Gussie Rinehart and Miss
Nancy Arnett spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Dietrich,
at Point Marion.
George Keener returned home from
Pittsburgh last week where he had
been attending Duff's College for
some time.
Mrs. Henry c. Baker, of Front
Street, has been seriously i'll for sew
eral days past Her disease is cry
sipelas.
DR.. Fitch and wife live at the Wal
lace House.
Prof Wiley lost his overcoat
while driving out the Fairmont road
the other day. 1t was found and
restored to its owner by John Pas
torius.
Mrs. McVicker returned from Bal
timore on Monday. Look out for her
nice stock of new goods.
j. P. KEENER, ESQ.,, went to Chit
cago on Monday to buy lot ofstock
cattle.
R. S. Lantz, the popular merchant
of Blacksmith, w. Va, was on our
streets few days this week. Mems
carries on lively trade at the vii
lage named.-W aynesburg Repu6H-
can.
w. T. Lantz, Cashier of the F. &
d. Bank, who had been suffering for
the past week with something akin
to pneumonia, made his appearance
on the streets again on Wednesday.
-Waynesburg Democrat
Billie Dering is expected home for
visit in few days.
Arlie Christy is now a member Of
the New DOMINION force, and right
good boy he is.
Geo. R. Tingle, a former prominent
citizen of this State, has been ap-
pointed special agent for the seal
islands in Alaska at a salary of
$4,000 per annum. He has been liv-
ing in Montana for some years. He
will sail from San Francisco, May
10th for seal islands.
The New DOMINION yesterday was
favored with call from sprightly
young lady compositor, Miss Anna
Fisher, of McKinney's book Office,
Palatine. Miss Annals nimble fin
gers picked the type rapidly and
placed them correctly. Her ease at
the case made our boys open their
eyes.
Miss Cora Martin, daughter of
Maj. Jno. A. B. Martin, of Grant dis
trict, who has been very i'll with pneu-