The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-06-06

Dr. mackef ana famtly went 10
Uniontown on Friday to visit friends.
Our clever friend John Sidwell
dropped in on Saturday and renewed
his subscription.
Mrs. Lawrence Sands, Of Wheel
ing, is here. the guest of Mrs. Thos.
r. Evans
We regret to announce that Mrs.
ID. /. b. Anderson is quite low at
this time.
Mrs. WIN Wagner returned ycster-
day from protraeted visit ut Oak
land. Md.
Ira Gregg aud Dick Hayes took in
the decoration ceremonies at Grafton
on Saturday.
To Noah Henderson. that clever
gentleman from Battelle, we are in
debted for call this week.
Ollie Ollie went to Washington
and Baltimore on Monday on bust
ness. He will return tomorrow.
Mr. Charley Welsh and wife, of
Webster, are spending a few DAYS
here visiting Mrs. Alfrey Carraco.
We regret to learn that Mr.. L. S.
Hough has not been enjoying his
usual good health for some time past.
Ed. Wiedman is recovering from a
rather severe attack of pneumonia
We are sorry to hear Of his illness.
Harry Murphy is at home on a
visit. Harry is at. present employed
in a jewelry establishment at Wheel
ing.
Messrs. r. S. Lantz and Disiswav
South came down Yesterday to attend
to some matters before the county
court.
b. l.. keenan, went to Wheeling
yesterday to be examined prepara-
tory to entering upon the practice of
the law.
j. c. Wallace and daughter. Miss
Bessie, were among the visitors from
here who went to Grafton on decora
tion day.
Mrs. Harriet Watson, of Vinten.
Iowa, is visiting her aged mother
Mrs. Boyles, and other friends near
Vaudeville.
Prof. Hodges left on Saturday to
hold the Brooke county institute at
Wellsburg. He will return the first
of next week.
We were pleased to meet Messrs.
Solomon Russell and Isaac Bowers,
two of Monongalia's solid citizens in
our office yesterday.
1thamer Dawson, of Webster, who
had the bad luck to get his leg badly
fractured some weeks ago, is able to
he out again.-Edgle.
s. Z. Tenant and Greenberrv
Barrackman two of the clever citi-
zens of Clay district were here on
business this week and came in to
see our steam press work
One of our correspondents from
Union district says that w. ID. Cos:
tolo and Mr. Lewellen, of Union
ob"iif bbbthbtb Vic IUHtl Ill VI WI
Abbie Lewellen, on Sunday last.
A REPORT that j. X. DUR had sold
the building adjoining the hotel turns
out to be mistake. A contract was
made, but the papers were not de
livered and the trade is declared off.
S. S. Yeager, Esq, was called to
Ellenboro, Richie county, on We'd
nesday by a telegram announcin Q
the very serious illness of his brother,
Mr.. John b. Yeager, at that place =
Inder.
Hon. J. NJ Hagans in company
with Misses. Lily and Bessie Hagans
and Cora Donley drove over to Mt.
Morris last Saturday where he deliv-
cred an address at the decoration
exercises.
Lieutenant r. NJ. G.. Brown, of the
u. 5. Navy, late commander of the
u. S. Ship Alarm will visit his broth
er, GEM Geo. w. Brown, of this city
during the coming week, Grafton
StaadafGsi ullIIt p, is here
Rw visiting - n~A
Among our callers on MICS ay was
&c. Stewart, of Grant district. We
1aegret to learn as we did from him
that his son Gilbert returned from
school at Valparaiso last Friday
quite sick.
Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Rosa Lee Bough
ner and Miss Oracle Howell graced
our sanctum with call some days
ago. They came in to see our fint
steam press. We were pleased tt
meet them all.
Rev. Geo. Fl. McGrew, son of Hon
j. G.. McGrew, of Kingwood, who
went To India in the fall of 1875 as
missionary, is expected to arrive a
home about July lst. He is now il
London.-4rgus.
Lieut.. w. S. Stuart has resigned
from the cadet corps and departed
for his home at West Union. HI
takes the degree of B. L. this year
His many friends here wish him sue
cess ip his intended profession.
Miss Effie Swindler, a charming
little lady of Palatine, came down tt
visit friends in this county. Sh,
stopped with her uncle Job on From
street, for q time, and is now visiting
her grandfather, Mr.. VIM. S. Swim
dler, in Union district.
Mr.. Rein T. ROLAND removed hi
family to New Martinsville vester
day. Mr.. Holland has leased tn
hotel known as the ''Point House,
in that place, and will engage in tn
business of keeping house of enter
tainment and also deal in horses
We wish him success trgtnian
Mr.. A. w. Tenant, one of tn
best known and most popular travel
ing men of Baltimore, talks of NOV
ing to this place when our railroad
is completed. He has been trying t,
get a house here that would sui
him, but as yet we believe has no
succeeded. We would be glad t.
have him locate in. Morgantown.
Messrs. Jas. Morrow, Jr., and I
II. b. Staggers, attorneys interestet
in the suit between the CASTOR Ga
Coal Company and the New Eng
land, FairmOnt and Western Ga