The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-24

cult Court.
Mrs. Prof. Lorentz and Miss
Hattie Hagans drove over to King
wood on Friday.
Hon. John w. Guseman of
Preston county was in town on
Saturday attending to business.
Stealey Dering arrived at home
from the far West on Thursday
evening last and will remain until
after the Centennial.
]. K. Myler the gentleman who
sunk the gas and water wells at
Morgantown is here on a visit,
stopping at the Wallace House.
w. T. w. Barb writes us that
he will arrive at home on Tuesday
next to remain until after the Cen
tennial. His many old friends
will accord him warm welcome.
Mrs. George Steele returned on
Saturday from a protracted visit at
her old home in Greensboro. She
was accompanied by her brother
Benny.
Olney B. Stewart was among
the New DOMINION business call
ers yesterday.
Ezra H.. Tenant was in town
last week and made this office
pleasant and paying call.
Will Johnson and sister, Miss
Nittie, of Clarksburg, are here the
guests of Henry S. Hayes family
and will remain until after the Cen
tennial.
Lieutenant James L. Wilson, of
the U. S. Army, stationed at Nor
gantown University, was visiting
his relatives in Grafton Saturday
st.-G,atton Sentinel
Marshall D. Sanders and family,
of Upshur county, are visiting
their numerous old friends in this
county, of whom they have many.
Marshall dropped in to see us and
renew his subscription on Satur-
day. He is a prosperous lumber
dealer and farmer.
To L. c. Beals, a prominent
Democrat of Clinton district we
are indebted for favors extended
last week.
Uncle George Murphy is able
to be out again having about re-
covered from the effects of the
fall he received some weeks ago.
Miss Sadie Mckinley, of La
trobe. Pa, who has been visiting
her brother r. E. Mckinley for
several weeks has returned to her
home.
On account of the sickness of
Mr.. Frank Woods, President Of
the Taylor county Sunday School
Association, the Annual S. S.
Convention has been postponed
indefinitely from the 2Ist inst,
the date announced for the session
to be held.-Grat70n Sentinel.
Daniel Fordyce, the carriage
man of Clarksburg, was on our
streets last week. -PuAbbi PLAIN
dealer.
Judge John A. Ollie of this
place is attending the synod of the
Presbyterian church at Bellefonte,
Penna.
Sherman Guthrie and Charley
Bishop came over from Morgan
town on Friday and spent Satur-
day and Sunday here with their
young friends. argus.
The Washington, Pa, Super
Table says of Mr.. Miller, the new
cigar man, who has recently opened
in the Wallace store room: "Joe.
r. Miller left Washington Tuesday
for Morgantown, w. Va, where
he has opened up a cigar store and
proposes going,into business on an
extensive scale. We regret to lose
Joe, as he is one of our best men,
and we commend him to the people
of his new home"
A Reedsville correspondent of
the Kingwood Argus says: Buck
wheat threshing is about complet-
ed, and the crop is an unusually
large one. ]. w. Guseman had
100 bu., ]. S. Loar, 100.
VIM. c. Anderson, son of D. |.
B. Anderson, is recovering slowly
from an attack of typhoid fever.
DR.. H. O. L. Clark, of Morgan
town, w. Va, called to see us
Wednesday. The doctor desires
US to state that the Morgantown
Centennial has not been postponed
as reported, but will come off as
heretofore announced, and that
they extend cordial invitation to
Greene countians to come over
and help them celebrate. = Waymes-
bng Democrat.
Mr.. F. T. Taught, an excel
lent and we'll known former student
Of the University is attending the
college of Physicians and Surgeons
in Baltimore.
Mrs Mason, wife of Hon John w
Mason, of Grafton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs A L Nye,
returned to her home on Tuesday,
as did also her son, John w Ma
son, jr. They were accompanied
as far as Fairmont by Miss Nettie
Nye.
Miss Kate Spindler, who has
been visiting at Logan, Ohio,
returned on Monday and is
now at Judge Dille's.
Sam Goodwin, of Greensboro,
Pa, was shaking hands with his
friends here yesterday.
1t is said that D c Hoffman, Esq,
Of this place, will lead to the hyme-
neal altar one of Wheeling's fairest