The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-01-30

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week, we are sorry to report.
Senator Wiley has been slightly
indisposed for several days.
The Misses Hackney have Miss
Stillians, of Iowa, as their guest.
Miss Helen Dawson, Of Vaudeville.
has been spending few days with
friends in town.
Mrs. Pool returned to this place
Friday after four months visit in
BraNton county.
T. Perry Jacobs, Esq, lost $50
worth of books De, in the recent fire
at New Martinsville
Harry Drabell came up from Pitts
burgh few days ago TO see his
mother and other friends.
Mr.. ID. o. Bates, of Stewartstown,
made the New DOMINION very
pleasant call ON Thursday.
Charles Howell, of Clinton district,
spent two or three days in town last
week and called to see us.
II, Steady Dering has gone to Chi
cago to enter the service of the Yves
tern Union Telegraph Company.
Harvey Tough, of Illinois, was in
town last week. He came to this
/ county to attend his fathers funeral
Mr.. Milton Hirschman, of Nor
gantown, visited his father and fam
lily here last week. Charlestown
Spirit
Mr.. Chas. f. Brown, of Cincinnati.
was the guest of his brother, Gen.
Geo. W. Brown, this week. Grafton
Sentinel.
The New DOMINION is indebted to
John W. Lantz and Alpheus Sine, of
Clay district, for favors extended
last week.
Miss Lille O'Brien, of Polk Creek.
has been visiting at Mr.. j. S Halls,
the past three weeks Weston
Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayes, of
Fairmont, were here last week at
tending the funeral services of Miss
Grace Hayes.
We acknowledge business fayors
this week from DIR. Jos. A. McLane,
A. l.. Nye and Frank Kern. Call
again, gentlemen
Mr.. Clark Hare, of Union district,
paid the New DOMINION very
pleasant visit last week and placed
his name on our list.
Among other gentleman who have
called and placed their names upon
our list since our last issue was that
clever fellow, VIM. b. Hess, of Grant
district.
Will 5. O'Brien, the spiritualist
and old chum of S. ii. Crisis, was in
Troy last week, performing some re-
markable feats as medium Glen
vile Banner.
L. p. Reay, wife and son, are visit
ing F. M. Chalfant's, at Lightburn.
Presley boasts of having one of the
finest bird dogs in the State Yves
ton Republican.
DR.. A. B. Hall, of Clarksburg, w.
Va, passed through town yesterday,
being called home by telegram
stating that his father was sinking.
II Uniontown News.
DR. L. $. Brock started on Monday
on an extensive trip. He will visit
points in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri and Kansas, stopping for
few days in Pittsburgh.
Deputy Collector, O. 5. Mckinney,
visited our town ON business last
Wednesday. Mack, as his friends
familiarly call him, handles his bus
mess with the skill of veteran.
Mr.. Jesse Selby, of Martins Ferry
Ohio, is visiting his old home and
friends in this county He is one of
the Monongalians who have prosper
ed in the Buckeye State as he richly
deserves.
George c. Cole and w. w. Bran
non, Esqrs., of Weston, were in town
two or three days last week on legal
business. Mr.. Brannon has return
ed home but Mr.. Cole is still in this
community.
j. O. Phillips, of Monongalia
county, was visiting his old schoo
mate, Ceph Eakin, of up the river,
last week. Mr. p. had been on a
hunting trip to the mountains
Weston World.
Meigs Bland is expected home in
a few days from an extended visit to
the old Dominion. Whether or not
he will bring a new partner to the
firm of Bland d Bland we are not
informed Weston Democrat
Col. Jno A. F. Martin, of Preston
county, was visiting his aged father,
the venerable Aquilla Martin in
Monongalia last week. The latter is
one of our oldest citizens having
almost reached his ninetieth year.
To Jno. L. Fleming, of Cassvillc,
we are indebted for new subscriber
sent us yesterday. A little favor
like this from each of our friends
would soon double the circulation of
the New DOMINION. Why not do it?
The Baptist S. S. had literary en-
tertainment and treat in the Bap-
fist church New Years afternoon.
and President Reynolds, of the w.
Va. University gave the school
fine address in the evening. Taylor
town Correspondent Democrat.
The Chenille Banner, in speaking
of President Turner's recent address
at Parkersburg, says: President
Turner's efforts, wherever he goes,
are highly complimented by the
press. His lectures always evince
depth of thought and extensive re-
search.
J. H. Hawthorne, Esq. will 90 to
st George about the 1st, prox, where
he will act as counsel for Geo. A.
Mayer, in the contest with John J.
Adams for the Circuit Court clerk
ship of that county. The trial will
probably take up three weeks
time kingwood Argus.
Mrs. Palmer returns to Wheeling
in March to continue her musical
studies under Sionor D'Amia. the