The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-08-29
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for business call yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Disway South we're
among the prominent people in town
recently.
Miss Mary Casselberry is visiting
her friend Miss Lottie Morrow, in
Fairmont
Capt. Dave Camp paid the New
DOMINION a very pleasant visit yes
terday.
G. w. Higgins and Jonathan, Jr.,
dropped in TO see us and renew their
subscription this week. Glad to meet
them.
Albert +. Bennett, one of Clinton
districts affable and clever citizens,
dropped in a few days ago and
placed his name on our list. We
have room for many more like him.
That clever fellow Henry Dorsey
came in last press day to see the
New DOMINION press work and make
deposit in our exchequer. Thanks,
Henry.
The many old friends of Mrs. Lee
Kiger will regret to hear of her ser
ious illness. For several weeks past
she has been suffering from a serious
liver trouble We hope to soon hear
of her recovery.
Geo. C. Sturgiss, Mrs. David Chad
wick and Mrs. W. p Wiley went to
Mountain Lake on Saturday. Mrs.
Wiley will remain for some time, the
other members of the party are ex-
pected home to day.
Alexander I. Hess, Esq, of Cass
district, is suffering from an erup
ton on the back Of his neck-the
result of poison or bite or sting of
some poisonous insect. Mr.. Hess
thinks it may have been occasioned
by the bite of potato bug. If Alexis
blood was as pure as his Democracy
no poison would take hold of him.
Major T. P. R. Brown, of Philippi,
and Chas. f. Brown, of Cincinnati,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Brown
and Joseph Moreland's family.
Miss Ollie Snider, a charming lit
tie lady of Fairmont, is visiting Miss
Grace Hayes, in this place.
Mrs. Maggie Gibson, of Union
town, is visiting friends here.
Frank Berkshire, Esq, of Fair
mont, has been spending few days
among his old friends and relatives
in this place. He is still very much
afflicted.
Isaac Hurst, of Uniontown, passed
through here on Saturday on his way
home from Fairmont.
Laishley Weaver and wife left yes
terday for Wheeling after a pro
tracted and no doubt pleasant visit
in this county. Hereafter Laishley
will travel for Geo. S. Feeny, whole
sale fancy grocer and confectioner Of
Wheeling. Morgantown will be one
of his points where we bespeak fol
him a big trade.
Miss Susie NJ. Moore will go tc
Boston next week where she will
spend the ensuing year in study al
the New England Conservatory o.
Music. Miss Susie is already ont
of the most accomplished musicians
of this place and her sojourn at the
Club" will no doubt add to her ac
eomplishmcnts.
Col. R. S. Radcliff, OF Promise City
Iowa, is in town, he having stopped
off here on his way home from thu
East where he had been with ship
ment of cattle He says business il
booming in the West and that he il
as happy as big sun fower-Fatr
mont Inder.
We are glad to learn that Mrs
Martha Kelly, daughter of E. J
Brown, of Clinton district, has re
covered, and returned home with hel
father from Weston a few days age
Her friends will be pleased to leari
that she has been restored. 1t seem
to be necessary to commit the un
fortunate lady's mother, Mrs. Brown
to the keeping of DR.. Bland, and W
learn that she will be taken there il
a few days.
w. r. Lantz, Esq, accompanied b,
his wife and sister, Miss Emma Liant
will leave the first of next week on al
extensive Western tour WaVnesbur
Democrat.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson has appointe'
Jas. Edwin Chipley, youngest son Q
, Capt. John J. Chipley, of Moore
field, a cadet at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md.-SouM Branc
, Intelligencer.
} Mr.. Charles Durbin and Miss Mar
McGraw drove to Thornton, Monday
: and called on Miss Lucy Johnson
Grafton Sentinel.
Prof. Wade, during his stay herr
supplied all the schools in the differ
ent districts of the county with dit
tionaries.-Haacock Independent
Richard E. Fast, Esq, Clerk of th
Circuit Court of Monongalia county
is in town. Mr.. Fast is the younges
Circuit clerk in the State.-Kins
, aoood Journal.
Mrs. NJ. L. Strosnider of the Sout
Side, is slowly recovering from ST
rious illness, and is now thought
be out of danger. Wdynesburg Me-
, senger.
Albert G. Davis, Esq, of Morgan
| town, w. Va, was in town ON MOI
day. He says he is now striving
Y make an honest living in the pra'
t tice of the law, and says he believe
t this can really be DONE Waynes6ur
a Messenger.
We find the following paragraph
e in the Kingwood Argus of last week
e Duke Dent, of Washington city,
!, visiting at Newburg for short SCI
5 son. He was in town with his fathe
a DR.. VIM. Dent, on Thursday.
9 Prof. Hare, Principal of our scho'
: two years ago, was in town on Sa
: urday, accompanied by his cousin,
n Mr.. Hare from Monongalia count
}, On Tuesday morning a piece I
horse shoe was run through Beatty
y thresher at w. G. Browns barn tbs
) did considerable damage to the m
e chine.