The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-31

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last Sunday in Fairmont
The New DOMINION acknowledges
business call ON Saturday from G.
w. Hartman.
That clever fellow Emory Wade
was in town yesterday and renewed
his subscription.
Mrs. Dolan. of Parkersburg, is
here at the bed side Of her son
Thomas, who is quite i'll.
Messrs. w. III. Baker. Sr, and w.
H. Baker, Jr., of Morgantown. were
in town last week-Inder.
Bruce Wilson, Of Chicago, arrived
here on Tuesday and will remain
with his friends until after the Cen
tennial.
w. X. Hoffman went to Wheeling
on Monday to attend the wedding of
his brother Clark and Miss Amelia
Campbell,
Jno. +. Kern, of Nicholas c. H.,
w. Va, spent last week with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ. Kern in
this place.
Judge Ollie has returned from
Bellefonte, Pa, where he went as
delegate to the Synod of the Presby-
terrain church.
W. S. Roose, the popular life in
surance man came up from Pitts
burgh on Monday and will remain
until after the Centennial.
Our clever friend John Book, of
Louisville, dropped in one day last
week and renewed his subscription.
for which he has our thanks.
DIR. J. III. Brownfield, of Fairmont,
has been appointed a member of the
Marion county Board of Health, in
place of the late DR.. J. NJ Lazzell.
Among the Centennial visitors
who arrived early in the week were
Mira FIN Dprbin, Of Grafton and
Mrs. Margaret Chadwick of Balti-
more.
Jno. w. Guseman, Esq, and
George Watson, of Reedsville, were
here on Friday last having in hand
some of the preliminary arrange
ment Tor the iunerai Oh the late u
W. Fairfax.
Miss Ida Farnsworth, an accom-
plished young iady OF buckhannon'
Is the guest Oh MISS Anna aoe'
ohe VIII go from mere on SATURDAY
10 rittsourgh 10 a.eena 'ne THUS
pnrgh conservatory OF Music.
Mrs. Judge Woods returned Mon
day from Grafton, where she had
been visiting her son, Frank. Mr.
WOODS has been IN deiicate health
ior some time, put Is much better AT
this writing-Fh't,PP 1tasnaeaeer'
Mr.. Jas. III. Hook, of Lawrence,
Kansas, is visiting the family of his
father in-law, Mr.John Parfitt, near
Easton. Mr.. Hook, we learn, has
not seen his old friends for about 20
years, hence they have been enjoying
pleasant rs-unien-
Mr.. Jno. s. Hood WAS ia town on
Saturday and PAID his respects to
this Office in his usual acceptable
manner. We always regarded Mr..
Hood as one of the best men in the
county and are more confirmed in
that opinion than ever.
Mr.. Elias Nusem. one of our most
efficient mechanics is in Charleston.
having gone there some weeks since
to accept contract on the State
House. He will probably remain
several months, as it will require
about that much time to complete
the Vest Virginian.
John NJ Hamilton. the affable and
popular attorney of Grantsyille. Cal
houn county. has tired of single life
and proposes to exchange the state
of bachelorhood for the joys of mat
rimony, by wedding one of the bellies
of Calhoun. In advance, for our
selves and other friends, we extend
our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Perry Jacobs. ESQ. of New Mar
tinsvilie West Va with his wife
children and Miss Anna Bauscb are
visiting Mr., Jacobs father. C. ia
cobs. ESQ. ON the West Side Perry
is one our bovs graduate of the
State University and it is with pleas
ure that we can say that he has be-
come successful lawyer in Wetzel
County.
Mr.. John Joseph of the State of
Illinois is visiting his brother Jerry
Joseph in this place Mr. Joseph
left Moroantown some twenty. five
wears AGO and will only be remem-
bered by the older citizens of the
community. That his shadow has
not grown less. NAV be argued from
his corporal dimensions, his weight
being 300 pounds.
Mr. Warren G. Watson Of Smith
town. has sold portion Of his farm
near that place to William Baremore
and ..Josepb Guthrie Mr. Watson
sionifies bis intention Of ooino south