The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-17

WIS ITOI. ocdfHOD, WHOSE Ill
ness has been mentioned, is much
better.
Prof. T. M. Baker will have hi:
class of singers on hand on Centen
NAL day.
Mrs. Ella Reed, of Wheeling, is
visiting her father, Capt. Geo. w.
McVicker.
Thomas H. B. Staggers, ESQ.,,
of the Marion county Bar is attend
ing court here.
Noah Henderson, Esq, of Ba
telle district, is in town this week
attending court.
Commodore Cartright, a promi
neni citizen of Clinton district, is
on the grand jury.
Students Gutherie and Bishop
spent Saturday and Sunday at theil
home in Kingwood.
]. K. Durr returned from Chi.
cago last week. He reports that
Mrs. DUR is not we'll
John w. Lanham has kindly
consented to work up the Centen-
NAL business in Clinton.
Miss Carrie Manear, of Durham
nah, has returned from visit oil
several days at Kingwood.
Joe Wharton, of Osageville,
drives nice span of horses at
tached to his spring wagon.
w. T. Boyers paid his regular
annual visit to this office Monday.
OF course we were pleased to see
him.
Among the numerous gentlemen
who paid their respects to this
office yesterday was Lindsey War
man.
Hon. J. c. McGrew and wife
came over from Kingwood on
Wednesday and remained over
Sundny.
Michael d. Baker has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Uniontown,
Pa, in the place of O. ]. Sturgis,
resigned.
P. ]. Rogers has been appointed
postmaster at Piedmont, w. Va,
in the place of Geo. T. Goshorn,
suspended.
Geo. w. Laishley, Esq, is &C
lively engaged in getting the Union
district delegation in readiness for
the Centennial Celebration.
Elias J. Eddy, prominent DEM
ocrat of Battelle district and a
whole souled fellow is on the grand
jury this week and was in to see us.
Miss Lily Pickenpaugh and Miss
Nellie Wallace, of Morgantown,
are the guests of Miss Belle Hurst,
of Mt. Vernon avenue.-Geuaus
Of Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Sturgiss
have gone to Athens, Ohio, to at
tend the wedding of Miss Jennie
Jones. Mr.. Sturgiss will give the
bride away.
Among our business callers on
Monday were: L. ]. West, Jas. l..
Arnett, Ed. Hare, Sim EVERY,
James Robinson, Will Smyth,
Major John and Jasper Stone.
Col. James Evans returned on
Saturday from Uniontown, where
he had been attending the Fair.
He reports that the exhibition was
very creditable and the attendance
large.
George Keener is studying dent
istry with DIR. Morris. We expect
to see George attain the same emf
nence in the profession that his dis
tinguished preceptor has reached.
Mrs. John ]. Brown, who has
been on a visit to Pittsburgh and
Washington, Pa, returned on
Thursday. She left her daughter,
Miss Madgie at the Washington
Female Seminary.
Miss VanWagner, who has been
visiting Mrs. L. S. Hough, depart
ed for her home on Monday. She
was accompanied as far as Fair
chance by Mrs. Hough and daugh-
ter Mamie who returned the next
day.
Mrs. Thomas w. Nicholson,
who has made her home with her
daughter Mrs. ALI Brown, Of
Andy P. o., Monongalia county,
w. Va, is visiting her old home
and friends in Nicholson township.
Genius Of Le6eyzy.
Mr. Jno. A. Thompson one Of
the prominent citizens and leading
republicans of Grant district was
in town today and enrolled his
name on our subscription list.
There isn't nicer man in the coun-
ty than John, but he has awful
politics.
A private letter received from
DR.. Geo. w. Morgan informs us
that he is nicely located at Win
field, and has met with excellent
success so far in his new field. He
also says the people are kind and
hospitable and have extended him
warm welcome. The New Do
MINIoN wishes George the good
luck it believes he merits.
The New DOMINION was espe.
cially favored by the young ladies
last week. Those from whom we
received calls were: Misses Hattie
Cooper, Sadie Mckinley, Carrie
Dawson, Nettie Carraco, Jennie
and Mary Semans, Lulu Picken-
paugh, Ida McClaskey, Lii e
Hackney, Dora Miller, Hattie
Hagans, Jennie Berkshire, and Jen-
ME Arnett. The NFw DOMINION