The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-11-28

urday looking over the work on this
end of the line.
DIR. Allen is seriously indisposed
at this time. We hope soon to hear
of his recovery.
B. c. Wilson is confined to his
room with what may possibly develop
into serious illness. We hope for
the best.
We are glad to see student Cut
lip able to be about again; he had
been suffering, severely with a gath
ering in his throat.
We are sorry to see Mr.. Clark
Fisher, of Grant District, carrying
his hand in sling, the result of 8
bad knife cut several days since.
State Superintendent Morgan is
in town and will remain day or
two. He is looking well and reports
the schools of the State in flourish
ing condition.
Col. VIM. A. Hanway arrived here
on Thursday last and remained until
Tuesday. He was making his regu-
lar semi annual visit. The Colonel
was recently reelected a member OF
the Baltimore city council by a hand
some majority.
Among the other gentlemen who
made this office business calls on
Saturday was our good friend, OF
Clinton, Joshua S. Jenkins. His
name is added to the already large
list who publish a notice to tress-
passers in another column.
F. NJ. Purnell, in late letter from
Grand Island, Neb., says: / will
leave here the latter part of this
week for Bellaire. The weekly Wis
its of the New DOMINION to this
place have landed me much nearer
the old stamping ground, lin my
mind. l am sorry that / could not
get to the Centennial. ] did my
best to get there but bad weather
and the failure of party to fill a
business engagement detained me a
month longer than l expected.
Hon. E. G.. Brooke, of Montana,
said goodbye to his scores of friends
here and started this morning on the
steamer Harry for his western home
He had been here since few days
before our Centennial end during
that time revisited many spot made
dear by early recollections. He found
old friends everywhere and hearty
handshake at every turn. He has
seen much of the world and wears
some of times frost, but we hope to
see him again in Morgantown before
many years. We believe Mr.. Brooke
enjoyed his visit and no one who has
been here for years received more at
tsntion than he did. He enjoyed
perfect health and during his stay
gained u pounds in weight. On
Monday evening an entertainment
was given at F. X. O'Kelly's in his
honor. The New DOMINION was ex-
ceedingly glad to make his acquaint-
ance in person and hopes to renew il
many times in the future.
Mrs. c. A. Reed returned yester-
day evening from six weeks visit
to friends in Morgantown.- Fridays
Register.
Ex-Judge John A. Ollie and son
o. ii. Ollie, of Morgantown, were
registered at the Loar House last
Monday.--KingUood Journal.
The Rev. George H. McGrew and
family, who have been travelling in
the West for several weeks. returned
to Kingwood yesterday.-Journal
Prof. Henry, of near Laurel Point
is trying to organize a singing class
at this place We believe Taylor
town has the material for good
ciass.-Taylortoon Cor. Graphic.
Miss Mollie Haney is taking mu-
sic lessons ON the organ, under Prof
L. NJ. Baker. Mr.. Baker is very
successful as a music teacher. His
method of instruction is plain and
simple.-Point Marion Cor. Graphic
Andrew Ross and wife, well known
here, have returned from Nebraska
and again taken up their residence
at White Day, in Monongalia coun-
ty. The West was not satisfactory
-Inde1.
Rev. M. M. Everly has closed his
revival meeting on Pond Creek
There was large attendance on the
meeting from far and near. Old
members were revived, and there
were seven new converts.-Jackson
Bugle.
Rev. Howard MacQueary, who re-
turned from the East Friday night
filed his appointment at Morgan
town last Sunday, but has since beer
confined to his room with sickness
He is not seriously indisposed, how
ever, and we hope soon to see him
out again.-Inder.
Broaddus Female College, al
Clarksburg, Prof. F. S. Lyon, Presi-
dent, is having a splendid session
The attendance is not so large at
this time as during some other years
but the management of the school
and work done are superior to any
previous year.-State Journal.
The following three paragraphs
are from the Greensboro Graphic:
Geo. w. johnson, one of Morgan
towns timber men, passed through
this place homeward bound last
Sabbath.
Sturgiss Stentz is slowly recover
ing under the care of Drs. Greene
and Morris.
DIR. A. NJ. Kramer, of Morgantown
is in town, stopping at the Craig
House.
Miss Laughed, mentioned in the
following paragraph from the Con
nellsville Courier, is well known
here:
"The Philadelphia Ledger pays 8
deserved compliment to some work
of Miss Eva Laughed, of this place
on exhibition at the recent novelties
exhibition there. These were several
pieces of etching on punk and the
art critic of the Ledger finds much
merit and considerable novelty il
them"
The following three personals arr