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

who built the bridges on the Buck
harmon road, and several others in
the county, were here last week.
They are now at work on a contract
at West Milford Weston World.
Mr.. F. NJ. Chalfant, we are inform
ed,will soon take the road, to begin the
sale Of various remedies prepared by
himself. Mr.. c. has had extensive
experience, and without doubt will
make excellent medicines and find a
ready sale for the Weston
World
Mr.. w. S. Swindler graced our
sanctum with his presence for short
time few days ago.
Among our business callers since
our last were Virgil Vandervort, A.
j. Robbins. B. L. Keenan,, J. r. Wea-
yer, ID. McRa, Marshall Miller, and
many others.
Miss Susie Moore has returned
from her visit in Baltimore
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh and
daughter, Miss Sallie returned home
last week from visit at Grafton and
Phillippi.
A Bridgeport, Ohio, correspondent
says: j. c. Dent is able to be out
after an illness of several days.
Squire Dent has almost recovered
from the injury to his eye inflicted
by a snow ball several weeks ago.
Col. r. S. Radcliff, well -known
and popular citizen of this county,
residing near Rivesville, departed on
Monday for Promise City, Wayne
county, Iowa, where he will locate
with his family. We cordially com
mend them to the good graces of
those among whom they have cast
their lot, and wish them happiness
and prosperity.-Inder.
Our readers have before them the
announcement Of w. S. Terrell for
County Superintendent. Mr.. Ferret
is one ofour first grade teachers and
hasspent several years in the profess
ion. He has the name of being a
hard student, has attended the West
Virginia University and spent much
time and money in the pursuit of
knowledge, and is well qualified for
the position to which he aspires.-
Calhoun Chronicle Mr.. Ferret is
an old Monongalia boy and will do
good in that Office.
The Martinsburg Statesman is au-
thority for the statement that Capt.
VIM. M. Clemepts will not remove
from West Virginia as been reported.
H. F.. Sutton, of Bruceton, Preston
county, was in town last week look
ing for piece of property. He and
his mother desire to become residents
of Morgantown if they can find a
suitable house.
Mr.. NIL. Hutchinson, of Smith
town, Monongalia county, was in
town on Wednesday. being en- route
to the East to purchase his spring
stock Of goods, He was -accompa-
MED by his brother Clyde, who is in
business at Newport, this county
Vest Virginian.
Mr.. Will O'Brien, an old student
Of the University has been circulat-
ing among friends here for some days
past.
ALT. X. Smith went to Clarksburg
on Monday, where he takes posi-
ton in one of the buggy factories.
The Rev. Mr.. Crawford and Geo.
c. Baker will return home this week.
They are both well and have been
enjoying themselves.
Mr.. Thos. Maple was shaking
hands with his friends in town on
Monday. He is much pleased with
the conservative and wise course of
President Cleveland, and is particu-
larly happy over the result of his adj
ministration, so far, as all good Dem
ocrats are.
M. M. Comerford, of Fairmont,
was in town few days last week.
Rev. Mr.. G. A. Gibbons, of Fair
mont, filled his appointment at the
Episcopal church on Sunday.
Walter Hayes, of Fairmont arrived
in town Sunday last, and is still Wis
iting friends.