The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.
Pertinent Paragraphs Both Pleasing
and Personal.

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JOSHUA NJ. MURPHY residing near
Irontown, Taylor county, W. Va,
was granted pension the past week
in less than eight months from APP
plication, through Jas. S. Watson's
Pension Agency.
Miss Lizzie Fleming, who has been
visiting at Fairmont will return
this week. She will be accompanied
by Miss Minnie Mccoy.
Miss Rosie Hewes, the dancing
teacher, was here few days ago and
we learn will teach class beginning
at an early day.
THE liquor dealers of Fairmont
were all arrested few days ago and
required to give bond in the penalty
of $500 each for their appearance at
the next term of the circuit court.
There is great commotion among the
gentry.
Miss Mary Kidd has been the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Turner for a week
past.
THANKS to Geo. /. Neal for copies
of the Senate and House journal.
We can use more of them George.
Mr.. J. O. Price, one of the promi-
nent and good citizens of Clay, was
in town yesterday on business.
Among the many other leading
citizens of Clay district who were
here yesterday we met E. c. Henkins
and Capt. Garrison.
w. S. Meredith of the Fairmont
Bar, was among the visiting attor-
neys attending court here yester-
day.
Mrs. w. ID. Chadwick arrived here
yesterday from Washington, d. c.,
and will remain a short time at the
bedside of her father, the venerable
F. A. Dering.
DIR. and Mrs. c. G. Jacobs-reached
home Thursday morning from their
wedding tour and are domiciled at
the residence of w. r. Coyner.-
fTOStOuTg oOdTHdt
Bruce and Henry MADEIRA, of
Brownsville, have been visiting here
for a week past, this being the old
home of both gentlemen.
That popular river man, r. L. De
main, has been at his home in South
Morgantown for two weeks past
spending vacation from his duties.
Mr.. Rufus Bell, one of the good
citizens of Battelle, has the thanks
of this office for late business fayors.
Among those of our citizens who
have shown their appreciation of the
New DOMINION by renewing prompt
ly was d. |. B. Anderson, of the
Flats
We learn that our good Democratic
friend, Geo. W. Herring, of Valley
District, will probably take charge
of the Farmers Home, in this place,
in the spring.-King,cood Journal
Prof. Myers and Purinton have re-
turned from Charleston.
Our clever friends jeff Tenant
and Sanford Barrackman are in
town.
Prof Hartigan has returned from
Chicago.
The New DOMINION is under obi
cations to exSherif Bailey for bust
ness fayors extended yesterday, and
also to Miss Cora Hoffman for court
estes.
Miss Maud MeVicker took the
train Saturday morning for Wheel
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles
Reed, and others. Her many friends
wish her pleasant time in the Nail
City.
Mrs. |. S. Reed has been confined
to her room for week past with
neuralgia, and at this writing is not
improving very rapidly.
Mr.. Henry P. Wilson, one of Nc
Curdysville's good citizens, was in
town yesterday.
j. w. Sans, clever and promis-
ing young citizen Of Clinton, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. A. j. Jones was among the
prominent visitors from Clinton here
yesterday.
Capt. Dave Camp, w. E. Arnett
and others from Arnettsville were
attending court yesterday.
Mr.. Jos. G. Coombs, of near Little
Falls, was among those Of our fellow
citizens we were glad to meet yester-
day.
Mrs. Will Anderson has been OF
the sick list for several days, but is
now improving.
Miss Lieu Baker, we are glad to
report, is able to be out again.
DR.. John S. Apperson and bride
left Monday evening for Washing
ton and the east The Doctor and
his wife were visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. w. R. White. They made &C
quaintances who wish them pleasure
and joy in the peaceful government
of the matrimonial state.
Quite a number of relatives of
Mrs. DR.. White are visiting at the
parsonage. There are Mrs. Robin
son, Ms. Whites sister, and her
three daughters, of California; Capt
Kent, her brother, and three daugh-
tiers, of Denver; and Dr. Apperson
and bride, the latter neice Of Mrs.
White. The latter left for Washing
ton City yesterday. Quite q pleas
ant family gathering.
Mrs. Jas. N. Davis, who has been
suffering with neuralgia for some
time past, is improving slowly under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Brock.
Little Mart Lewellen, youngest
child of John Lewellen, has been
suffering with catarrh in her head
for two weeks.
Our young friend James l.. Chap
lin, was in town on Monday and
brought the NEW DOMINION a two
years subscription.
f. M. Chalfant has been here for
week past visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. S. Horror, 7. P. Reay, Jas.
E. Dent and other relatives at Gran
vile.
Circuit Clerk Watson has picture
the result of his own skill and pa
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