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

Miss Arab j. Evans has returned
from visit in Writ county.
Miss Mary Casselberry has return
ed from her visit to Fairmont.
Prof. Wiley and Mr.. Crawford at
tended the district conference held
Mt Palatine on Monday and yester-
day.
j. X. Durr and Geo. w. johnson
returned from Washinton City yes
terday.
ID. H. Chadwick is rusticating for
short time at GAINESVILLE, Preston
county.
Mrs. Amy Moony left for her home
in Cleveland, Ohio, last week after a
protracted visit here.
Hon. Jacob Proyance, Of Fayette
county, Pa, was registered at the
Wallace House yesterday.
f. j. Nuzum, of Fairmont, was
circulating among his Morgantown
friends the first of this week.
To A. Lapoe, of Cass, and w. /.
Cox, of Grant, we are indebted for
calls and subscriptions since our last.
w. /. Cox was in town on business
on Friday and did not forget to pay
his respects to this office.
About the only teacher who was
thoughtful enough to drop in and
square up with this office last week
was Lindsay Stoneking.
Prof. Lorentz was quite indisposed
for several days last week as was
also Mrs. F. A. Dcring. Both are
better we are glad to say.
Thanks to d. w. Morris for sub
scription left on Saturday. Dave is
one of our solid big-hearted Demo
Gratis and is as true as he is big.
Mr.. A. w. Tenant, that clever
Baltimore gentleman was here last
week. We are pleased to say that it
is altogether probable he will become
resident of our town soon.
The Fairchance correspondent of
the Genius says: Thos. Morris, the
jolly weighmaster at the furnace,
accompanied by his estimable lady,
are visiting friends at Morgantown
this week.
| Among the new subscribers who
enrolled their names last week was
that clever citizen of Cass district,
Asbury Lapoe. We still want few
hundred more.
Daniel G. Donley, of Bald Hill,
dropped in on Saturday and contrib
uted his share to our exchequer.
He has been introducing new pat
ented tin roof that is an excellent
device.
Mr.. William A. Morgan, Jr., son
of Col. VIM. A. Morgan, has been
appointed to a cadetship in the West
Virginia University, at Morgantown.
= Vest Va. Democrat.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart in oul
sanctum short time few days ago
We were pleased to meet them and
revive old acquaintanceship
Mr.. Geo. G. Yeager dropped in Or
his old friends here and spent a day
last week. Glad to see George look
ing so well. He ought to come back
to his old home and live again among
live people.
Mr.. Claude Robinson, of Patter
son Creek, Mineral county, w. Va.
has been appointed postmaster al
that place. Mr.. Robinson is a sor
of Regent John A. Robinson and ;
nephew of Mrs. B. Ison. He at
tended the University at this place ;
few years ago.
The New DOMINION was highl,
! pleased to receive call from Mr.
; and Mrs. James Donaldson and thei
handsome daughters, Misses Id;
May, Moselle, Hattie, Annie anc
Miss Hattie Hare. The writer YER.
much regrets his absence at tn
time and herewith presents them al
invitation to call again.
Prof. St. Geo. T. Brooke, who ha
been in Charlestown during the sum
mer, left for Morgantown, with hi
; family, on last Monday, to resum
the Law chair in the West Virgini
University. We wish him a pleas
: ant session and hope to see him il
our city again next summer-Wes
I Vn Democrat
Major B. S. Thompson, of Hinton
, for years past, the chief engrossin
f clerk of the House of Delegates, ha
! been appointed postmaster at Hintor
. The Major was one of the most POI
ular attaches of the Legislature an
his many friends from all parts
' the State will be pleased to hear c
! his appointment. He is Mrs. Pro
Harvey's father.
e E. Hough Anderson will teach i
3 New Mexico during the coming wiz
: ter, and also attend the post office 6
: his town, and superintend bi
S panch in which he is interested i
N connection with j. M. John. W
e hope Hough will have pleasar
time and make an everlasting TO
: tune. His many friends here wi
It be glad to learn of his extensiv
. operations.
1t is reported that President v
X. Pendleton, of Betheny Colleg
!. has sold his elegant residence G
: Pendleton Heights, near the colleg
:. to Mrs. Gale, of Memphis, who's
. daughter graduated in 1884, an
!, that DR.. Pendleton will remove
. and locate in Florida, where h
daughter is. In this case he wi
;, probably entirely sever his come
, ton with the college.
a Mr.. Joseph Tenant, Jr., the pos
Ie master at Statler's Run, in this cou
l. ty, is not an offensive partisan, o.
r he is a bachelor, and is II years oil
y On last Friday Mr. Tenant start'
le from his home at 6 o'clock A. NJ. al
ot walked to Morgantown, distan
S. of fifteen miles, and arrived betwet
r. IL. and l o'clock P. NJ. If some
lie our girls want spry young husbal
ut we would recommend the 2. M.
ID Stetler's Run.
oi Prof. White, of the West Virgin