The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-05-09

Mrs. j. T.. FLEMING Is spending 4
few days at Georgetown.
Milt Hirschman has been on the
sick list for several days.
DIR. Jas. A. Cox, of Masontown, was
here for short time on Saturday
last.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hagans is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hartigan, at Pied
mont
John H. Fisher, of Fairmont, is
here for few days, the guest of A.
J. Dick.
Mr.. Reub. Rhoads, of Masontown,
Pa, was IN town on Monday visiting
friends.
Mr.. Geo. G. Baker has been quite
i'll for sometime past, but We learn
is better
Mrs. Prof. Berkeley returned yes
tcrday from protracted visit to
Virginia.
L. H. b. Staggers, of the Fairmont
Bar, and Geo. H. Shinn were in town
on Monday.
Benny Williams came up from
Greensboro on Saturday to see Geo.
Steele and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dietrich were
shaking hands with their friends in
town on Monday.
Squire VIM. N. Sine dropped in
to see us for a short time one day
since our last issue.
Among our business callers last
week was that clever gentleman,
John Hood, of townsville.
Miss Arab j. Evans is visiting
friends in Marion county. She will
remain until about June 1st.
DR.. Fleming Howell left for New
Orleans Saturday night, to be absent
two weeks. -Clarksburg Ne,cs.
j. c. Hood was here last week en-
route to Uniontown, where he expects
TO engage in business for time.
Mr. Pennington, the engineer, and
Mr.. Bennett were here on Monday
looking after some railroad matters.
The Parkersburg Sentinel says:
Professor Wade, of Morgantown, an
eminent educationalist, was in town
the first of the week.
E. L Basnett, the popular tourist
of S. Horkheimer d Son, Wheeling
was looking in on old friends here, of
whom he has many, on Monday last.
VIM. G. Brown is in town looking
after some business matters. We
would be glad if Junior should de-
eide to become resident of Nor
gantown.
Richard w. Dawson and Harry
Smith, students at the West Virginia
University, came down on Saturday
and paid their friends brief visit
Uniontorn Standard.
Col. John Vance, of Clarksburg, is
an applicant for one of the auditor
ships of the Treasury department.
1t would be hard to find more COM
petent person.-Sentinel.
We learn that A. H. Bowman was
very badly hurt from fall on the
railroad bridge at Rowlesburg. 1t is
feared that one of his legs will have
to be amputated.-Journal.
DR.. j. w. Ramsay, formerly well
known physician of Clarksburg, is
now the regular surgeon of steam
ship plying between San Francisco
and the Sandwich Islands.-Senti-
nel
Mr.. A. S. Barker returned to his
| home in this county last week from
Rich Hill, Missouri where he has
been sojourning for nearly year.
"Bert's" numerous friends are glad
to see him at home again.
Our respected friend Mr.. E. Shay,
of Easton, made us pleasant call
one day last week. He is only in
moderate health. We hope the fine
spring weather will witness an i'm
provement in his strength.
Mr.. E. j. Brown, Of Clinton dis.
trict, was in town on Saturday last
to visit his wife, whom it became
necessary to closely confine on ac-
count of insanity. At this time we
learn the unfortunate lady is a little
better
Col. Thos. Z. Watt, the popular
passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania
railroad, and Mr.. John r. Pott, Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad, were in town last week and
favored the New DOMINION with a
short call. These gentlemen are the
most popular officers of the great cor
porations they represent. One sell
dom meets as genial gentlemen.
The NEW DOMINION has not beer
pleased more for long time than or
Saturday, when those excellent gen
tlemen, A. T. Hess and Major VIM
w. John dropped in to chat and see
our new steam press. They are two
of our solid men for whom we enter
tain the highest regard. Both have
been faithful enough to entitle then
to Cabinet positions.
Mr.. j. p. Donley and family came
from Mt. Morris last week and arr
nicely ensconced in their new hom'
here. They will meet with cordia
welcome from our people. We wan
scores like them to settle in our town
Mr.. Donley is successful, enter
prisinp business man. and will ado