The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-24

Revenue Service, was in town last
week and called on the NEw Do
MIHIoN.
Mr. Harvey w. Harmer, Of Shinns-
ton, was in town from Friday even
ing until Monday morning. when he
went to Morgantown to take course
in the law department Of the Uni.
versity. We are not afraid OF them
tincturing Harvey with free trade at
that institution.-W Vest Tirginian.
Can't some one apply stomach
pump and draw some of THE venom
out of the West Virginiaa editor.
j. J Talbot a prominent bust
ness man, OF Newburg, made his
first visit to Morgantown since 1867
last week. He did not recognize the
place. and expressed surprise at the
wonderful progress made in all di-
rections.
Mrs. j. w. Bodley, and daughter
Mira of Staunton, Va. arrived Thurs
day, and were accompanied to Mt.
Morris by J. p. Donley ESQ. and
daughter Miss Cora. Mrs Bodley
is sister of j. p. Donley, aud daugh-
ter of Patrick Donley who is very
i'll at his Mt. Morris home.
Capt. r. L. Domain who has been
at home for some time owing to the
illness of his son Frank, resumed
his duties on the Jacobs, Friday.
Frank we are pleased to say is recov-
ering rapidly.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelly has accepted
call from the M. E. Church, of Green's
boro, Pa and will remove his family
to that place in about four or five
weeks. Rev. Kelley is an earnest
christian and a genial gentleman.
and we commend him and his esti-
mable wife to the good people of
Greensboro.
John G. Samsel left Friday for
Pittsburg after a visit to his parents
and many friends.
Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown, U. S. N,
was visiting his mother here last
week.
Capt. A. M. Cox, of the Jacobs,
was appointed by the Governor of
Pennsylvania as a delegate to the
Convention for the Improvement of
waterways, but could not attend
owing to sickness in his family.
Dick Slime who was laid up for
ten days with a severe case Of la
grippe is out again.
Mrs. Joe NJ. Wood, and daughter
Miss Daisy, took the Jacobs Friday
to visit friends in Pittsburg.
Messrs. C. J. C. Bennett and c. E.
Mayors, two of our sprightly young
men attending the University, walk
ed up from the Modern Athens last
Friday, starting at one o'clock in the
afternoon and reaching here about
nine in the evening. The road was
good and the gentlemen enjoyed the
walk. Besides they saved 80 cents
railroad fare Vest Virginian.
Stenographer E. G. Frame, of the
U. S. District Court, is visiting re.
latives at Athens, Ohio.
Allen X. Eberhart, of Philadel-
phia, the most popular commercial
traveller on the road, is in town.
Prosecuting Attorney Haggerty, of
Marion county, is attending court.
Hon. W. E. Watson, of Smithtown,
is attending court.
Capt. Sine, of Warrington is in
town.
S. A. Poster and G. r. Huston
drove over to Kingwood Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Matt Larkin, of Granville, who
has been i'll with the fever for the
past three weeks is improving rapid
ly.
DIR. Jas. p. Fitch was in Fairmont
Monday to visit a patient.
Chas. P. Berkshire spent Sunday
with Pt. Marion friends.
Hon. c. L. Thompson and wife, of
Huntington, departed for home yes.
terday after visit to Mr.. Thomp
sons sister Mrs. Prof. Jno. |. Harvey.
Patrick Donley Esq, of Mt Nor
ris, is dangerously i'll, and there is
little hope of his recovery. He
caught severe cold some time ago
and never recovered from the effects
of it.
Nurseryman d. Lining left Mon
day for Rivesville.
Miss Ora Kelly returned home
yesterday from visit to PIT. Marion
Miss Lizzie Yeager, of New Ge-
neva, Pa, was the guest recently of
Mrs George Parftt.
Mrs. Charlotte Sears has been
quite i'll for several days.
Mrs. Daniel Winger slipped and
fell a few days ago and received
badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. F. A. Hennen was the guest
Iast week of Mrs. O. H. Ollie.
George c. Steele has returned
home from visit to his mother at
Buckhannon.
Hot coffee and hot soup al
ways ready at Shines restaur-
ant.