The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

Capt. A. Garrison was here this
morning renewing his bond as Post
master at Pedlar's Run.
Messrs. Ira Gregg, VIM. Kitchens
Elias Ring and Gabe Holland, Of
Morgantown, were registered at the
Loar house on Sunday.-Kingrood
Journal.
Prof. w. p. Wiley left Tuesday
morning for Kcyser where he will at
tend the State Educational Associa.
ton. He is expected to return not
later than Friday.
Mrs. Williams, of Wheeling, and
her daughter Annie, who have been
visiting at Mr. Florence Wagner's,
of Durbannah, for some time, left for
their home on Tuesday.
We regret to learn that DIR. Thomp.
Strosnider, of Blacksville, one OF
the best known physicians of the
county, thinks of going west to To-
cate-probably to Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Stewart, Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Arnett, Master Roy and
Miss Mary Stewart returned to their
homes in Grant district yesterday
from a visit at Masontown.
Prof. and Mrs. Stewart and Miss
Jane Hayes will start for Mccoy,
Ohio, next Thursday. They will be
absent probably month visiting
Cleveland before their return.
Messrs. T. G. and French Evans,
of Pittsburg, have been spending a
few days on Cheat. They came
to shake hands with their many old
friends in town on the Fourth
Mr. A. +. Wilmoth, who represents
A. ii. Andrews d Co.. the extensive
manufacturers of school furniture, is
in this county taking orders. He
is clever and genial gentleman.
Prof. and Mrs. Lyon returned
from their visit to Rochester, New
York, on Friday. The Professor
left for Clarksburg on Monday. He
will probably return on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wade, of Lau-
rel Point, Monongalia county, will
be guests of their son, l.. NJ. Wade,
Esq, on the 4th. They will remain
several weeks.-Brarton Central.
DR.. VIM. M. Dent and Master w.
ID. Amman were in town for short
time yesterday. They returned to
Newburg today, accompanied by
Mrs. Sarah Dent, the Doctors
mother.
Mr.. d. L. Donley, of Mt. Morris,
we learn to-day, is an applicant for
the collectorship of this district.
With John Dowlin and Mr. Donley
it will make hot contest Union
torn STANDARD.
Among the numerous visitors in
town on the Fourth we noticed the
following Fairmont folks; b. F.
Reed, Perry Bowers and Katie
Shoutz, Miss Anna Fisher, viii Dix
and George Adams.
Lieut.. Lewis Wilson, of the u. S.
Army, who has charge of the cadet
corps at the Morgantown University,
and is professor of mathematics at
that institution, was visiting friends
in town this week. Philtppt Repub-
Hcdn.
Mr.. j. w. Smith returned last
week from Vicksburg, Miss, where
he has been teaching during the past
year. Mr.. Boyers is visiting his
brother Dir. Jas. S. Boyers at Decatur,
Indiana. He will return in few
days for the summer.
Some days since Mr.. Mason Pat
rick was made Captain of company
b, in the United States Military
Academy. He is the second Cadet
from West Virginia who has held
that place. The first was Lieut.. j.
l.. Wilson, now of the University.
A party consisting of r. E. Fast,
George C. Baker, Clearance McVick-
Ell, f. c. Protzman and Will Hitch
ems started for Camp Eden last
Tuesday. Next week they will be
joined by Rev. Mr.. Crawford. They
will enjoy the mountain breezcs
along the wild Cheat for two weeks.
Lieutenant Wilson, of the u. S.
Army, and military instructor at
the University at Morgantown, has
been visiting his brother, Dr. L. L.
Wilson, of West Grafton, for the
past week. The Lieutenant has
many old friends in this community
who are glad to. welcome him to his
old DEMONSTRATION Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. McGrew
at home on Tuesday, from
New York City, whittier they went to
meet their son, the Rev. George II.
who arrived at that city
from India. Mr. and Mrs. George
Fl. McGrew are expected here this
evening. More than ten years ago
it was that Mr.. McGrew gave up a
lucrative law practice with the de-
termination of becoming a mission
airy; and he sailed for India. He
has been at Cawnpore for several
years. Our people will give George
as they call him, right royal well
come. -Kinq,cood Journal.
Rev. G. A. Gibbons and family de-
parted on Wednesday last for their
new home in Moorefield, Hardy coun-
ty. They leave behind them a very
large circle of warm friends, all of
whom regret their departure while
them abundant prosperity
and success in their new field of la
Dor. We have never known more
genia, gentleman than Mr.. Gibbons,
nor one more greatly esteemed by
the people among whom he resid-
ed. By his removal our town has
lost one of its ablest ministers and
very best citizens, and one whose
absence will be plainly felt. We
commend him and his esti-
mable family to the good graces of
the kind people of the South Branch,
md bespeak for them that Chris
tian love and brotherly kindness
which was so richly merited and
SO gladly given them here.-In-
ler.
Deaths.