The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-22

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c., to attend the meeting of the
3 American Association for the ad-
t vancement of Science.
Prof. Jno. L. johnson was in Clarks-
burg Yesterday on business.
Miss Nellie Pickenpaugh was
; visiting friends at Fairmont last
week.
Miss Mile G. Bently, of Monon-
gahela City, is the charming guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Keck, Spruce
street.
Miss Ida Boreland, and lady
friend, of Monongahela City, will ar
rive to-day and be the guests of the
Wallace House for several DAYS.
Mrs. DAIMLER and daughter, of the
East End, Pittsburg will arrive by
boat this morning and remain in
town some days guests of the Wal
lace House
Mr.. A. j. Frum, one of the bese
known citizens of Clinton, was here
yesterday. We are sorry to not.
that he is not as robust as usual
He is still suffering from hurt he
received some time ago in mounting
his horse.
Mr.. L. A. Haldeman has the
thanks of the NEW DOMINION for re-
cent favors.
Mr.. NJ. F. Sangston. of Fayette
county, Pa, is the guest of his aunt
Mrs. Isaac Franks ON Front street.
Miss Matte Feather, of Jollytown,
Penna., is visiting her numerous
friends in and about Morgantown.
DIR. H. B. Fleming and his brother
Leroy Fleming, Esq, and their
daughters Misses Florence and Sal
lie, of Fayette City, Penna., passed
through this city on Tuesday on
their way to Fairmont to attend the
reunion of the Fleming family at the
latter place to-day. Between the
time of their arrival ON the steamer
and their departure ON the train
they found time to notice the ma
terisl prosperity of our town, and ex-
pressed themselves as highly graft
fed. They did not fail to stop at
the New DOMINION office.
Col. Joe Mckee, one of the wheel
horses of democracy, in Fayette
county, Pa, and whose home is at
Fayette City, paid us pleasant visit
in company with DR.. and Mr.. Leroy
Fleming of the same place. Col.
reports every thing lovely for tariff
reform in '92 and for all time to
come.
Two pretty young ladies Misses
Luerna Fogle, of Calhoun county,
and Nettie Gray, of this county,
were pleasant visitors at this office
Yesterday evening Miss Fogle is a
daughter of the late William Fogle
who was well known in this county.
She, and with her cousin John Will
son, are visiting friends in this
county.
Mrs. Joseph Stansberry, of near
Smithtown, is very low with con
sumption and no hopes of her re-
covery are entertained.
Misses Lucy and Nellie Chalfant
left for their Newark, Ohio, home
yesterday, after visit to their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Chal-
FAINT and many friends here. They
were accompanied home by their
cousin Miss Carrie Nuzum who will
spend year with them and other
relatives in Newark.
Prof. w. w. Tapp has been APP
pointed principal of the public
schools at Richie c. Ii. The pro-
lessor is scholarly gentleman and
will reflect credit upon the wisdom
of the school board in their selection.
F. t. Raymond was in Fairmont
yesterday on legal business.
Rev. Vim. L. Ledwick and r. C.
Rogers, Esq, of Brownsville, Pa.
were the guests last week of friends
here.
DR.. Robert Graham, leading
druggist, and pleasant gentleman, of
Brownsville, Pa, has been Wallace
House guest for several days.
L. r. Phillips, one of Clark burghs
most pleasant young gentlemen, was
here yesterday in the interest of
the Clarksburg Fair.
Mrs. J. F. Merriman and son, of
Wheeling, left for home yesterday
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Hoffman.
Misses Amelia and Margar ret
Chandler who have been the guests
of Mrs. Clark Hoffman departed yes
terday for their home at Cleveland,
Ohio
Miss Ella Snider, an accomplish
ed lady of Uniontown, Pa. was Wis
iting Miss Ida Morris, at her
home near Dorsey's School House,
last week. She will also be the
guest of Miss Carrie Stewart for a
few days.
That popular official W. j, White,
of Parkersburg, was circulating
among his numerous friends here
yesterday.
The Fleming Re-Union at FairmOnt.
Fairmont West Virginia.
This big family gathering takes
place this week-W ednesday. Aug.