The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-07-20


valuable addition to the Faculty.
All the other members of the Facul.
ty of last year have been reelected.
The College will open again on the
Sd day of September, and every thing
indicates successful year for this
popular institution. - Huntington
Advertiser.
Prof. II. A. Armstrong, of the
West Liberty Normal School, is TAX
ing Prof. Brooke's summer law lee
lures.
The three following personal items
are from the Kingwood journal:
Charles Edgar Brown, Esq, of the
Cincinnati bar, arrived this morning
and will remain till Saturday.
Charlie is looking we'll.
Prof. "Dolpha" jackson suffered a
severe relapse on the typhoid fever
last Saturday, and is still danger
ously ill., DIR. Spencer S. Wade, of
Morgantown, was over on Sunday to
see him.
The Rev. and Mrs. +. w Chides
ter and daughter, Miss Stella, of
Monongalia county, came over to
Kingwood on Tuesday of last week.
They remained in Kingwood till af-
ter the Fourth, and are now visiting
relatives on the East side. They
will remain week or so yet.
Our clever friend d. w. Morris. of
Grant, was among the number who
frightened our sanctum with their
presence since our last issue.
Our thanks are due J. f. Weaver,
w. b. Holbert, Prof. Armstrong,
Prof Rayhill and many Others for
business calls since our last issue.
Senator Morley. of Kingwood was
shaking hands with Morgantown
friends few days ago.
Mr. Frank Woods, who has been
seriously i'll of hemorrhage Of the
lungs at his home in Baltimore, is we
are pleased to say, much better.
Chas. NDurbin has accepted the
position of West Virginia State
Agent for the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association, Of New York
Grafton Eagle,
Miss Pollock and Miss Lippin-
colt left on Saturday for Mountain
Lake Park, where they will spend
the remainder Of the heated term.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a very pleasant business call from
Mr. L. A. Leckey o2 Saturday last.
Mrs. J. W Mccoy, of Fairmont,
is visiting her sisters, Miss Rebeeea
Evans and Mrs. Fleming.
No one who comes to Morgantown
is more warmly welcomed or has a
wider circle of friends than Mrs.
Zoller and her family.
Evans Donley and bride were here
on Tuesday.
Messrs. w. A. Ohley and Frank
Watson, accompanied by Mrs Allie
Raymond and Miss Laura Dunning.
ton. ali of Fairmont, we're registered
at the Wallace House day or two
since.
The venerable Patrick Donley, OF
Mt Morris, was the guest of his son
James p, yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Davis is recuperating
in the rural districts amongst heI
country cousins, sisters and aunts.
Miss Matte Stewart and hel
brother, w. b., of Georgetown, spent
a short time in town the latter part
of last week.
Prof. f. Ii. Crago, of Wheeling
who has been one of the instructors
in the Normal Institute has gone to
his home in Wheeling.
Prof. Rayhill left yesterday even
ing for his home in Illinois.
Miss Cora V. Ogden, of Fairmont
will be here on Monday and assist
in the concert to be given by Mrs
Silverthorn. Miss Ogden is singer
of more than ordinary ability and
the securing of her to participate in
the concert will prove drawing
card.
Hon. VIM. l. Wilson will leave to.
day for New York, whence be will
embark morrow for Europe, where
some time will be spent in observation
amid the great manufacturing cities
of England and Scotland. Having
already taken tour through the prin
cipal manufacturing towns of ou
own country, he will on his return
from the other side of the Atlantic
be fully posted in regard to the grea
industries over there, and thus b.
, enabled to view the advantages ant
disadvantages of the tariff system
in its bearing upon them, in The
strongest light, from the expert
ence of close and unbiased persona
observation. Being careful stud
ent and finished orator, his European
visit will doubtless prove of incalu
, liable value to the great Democrats
party, of which he has become sc
, prominent member. We wish hin
bon voyage and safe return to tn,
bosom of his family.-Sptrn Of JET