The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-03-21

Oh Tuesday from Battelle district
where she has been teaching during
the past winter
Miss Jessie Coombs has been quite
sick for several days past, but is
much better at this time
| Col. Evans and wife will start TO
New Orleans on the first boat that
arrives. They will be absent until
the latter part of April.
Jerome Sheets has been Frustrated
for two past with a very severe at
tack of rheumatism. We learn he is
some better and trust he NAV soon
be out again.
Major b. S. Thompson, of Hinton,
Mrs. Prof Harvey's father, has been
visiting here for some days past.
The Major is prominent candidate
for Postmaster at his home, and the
New DOMINION hopes he may sue
ceed
Capt. Adams and Ashby Wygall,
the b. d. o. Engineers who have been
here for about year past, made
their final estimates on Fosters work
and went to Fairmont on Friday last
Our people generally are sorry of
their departure. Both gentlemen
made many friends during their stay
in our midst.
Mr.. w. Il. Bland, former well
known and popular student here has
become farmer The Weston Re
publican says of his introduction to
the new business: w. L. Bland, the
young Hercules, is playing havoc
with the grubs, and even saplings
and small trees. 1t is said that he
has no use for a mattock or grub
bling hoe, and that when he passes
through briar field with those
broadtread No. 12s, he totally de-
stroys the prospect for blackberry
crop.
Mr.. George Rogers returned last
week from business trip at Connells-
vile.
Joseph Moreland, ESQ.,, returned
from Wheeling on Monday, where he
had been representing the interests
of some clients before the Supreme
Court.
We learn that Major j. M. Lee has
located in Erie, Penna., and has
opened general insurance office.
Success to the Major.
George Parftt made a short visit
here on Monday. Next week he will
move from Morris X Roads to Mason
town.
Gilbert w. Stewart, son OF S. c.
Stewart, of Grant district, will 60,
this week, to Valparaiso, Indiana, to
attend School.
Mr.. j. c. Anderson who has been
visiting the family of Mrs. Pierpoint,
in this place for some days past, de-
parted for California last Tuesday
morning. We wish him success
Richie Gazette.
To our clever friend "Abe" Hewitt,
we are indebted for favors extended
last week.
Henry Dunaway dropped in on
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
ton for another year. Henry doesn't
like to do without the New DoMIN-
ION.
A. r. Holhert, one of Clinton's
clever citizens, was among our bust
ness callers last week.
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home in Fairmont on Monday after
a visit Of a few days here.
Mr.. S. H. West was in town on
Wednesday last and paid this office
visit. MI. West is one of our favor
ties among the solid young men of
the county.
DR.. j. M. Reed has been in Pitts
burgh for several days past. His
business was to lay in a nice and
large stock of Spring goods.
Jas. M. Mccoy, a famous painter
once & resident of this place, is now
practising Dentistry at Caldwell,
Ohio.
DR.. Morris and party are now in
New Orleans. They will return home
about April 1st
Sylvanus Fleming and family, of
this county, left for their new home
in Nebraska, last week.
E. c. Bright is lying at his home
in Keyser very i'll with Bright's dis
ease. His friends have serious doubts
of his recovery.
The New DOMINION is indebted to
Misses Jennie Cooper and Jennie
Staggers for call last week. They
were much interested in the art pre-
sentative.
A bevy of handsome young ladies
visited our office on Saturday to see
the mysteries of printing. The par
ty consisted of Misses Carrie and
Abbie Dawson, Jennie and Mary
Semans and Lula Pickenpaugh.
The Rambler.