The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-28

home Friday from a visit to Fair
mont friends.
Miss Jetta Jolliffe, of Smithtown,
w. Va, who has been visiting Miss
Cora Jolliffe for few days, left to-
day for Pittsburg to visit her cousin
Mrs. Capt. Mckinley Uniontocn
| Standard
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leadheater,
of Johnstown, Pa, were visiting 5.
P. Huston and family last week.
Mr. Fred Dorsey has gone to
Pittsburg where he has taken the
/ position of General Manager of the
Peerless Smoke Preyenter Company.
The position is a very responsible
one requiring much tact, care and
business acnmen. Fred will be equal
to it.
C. S. Rogers went to Uniontown
Monday to work in f. A. Lingo's
art gallery.
Mr.. Claude Gore, of Clarksburg,
an alumnus of the University, is
among the late arrivals to enter the
law department.
Our clever friend VIM. B. Frum,
of Clinton, has our thanks for late
favors.
2. r. and p w. Low, of Grant
district, were two of our clever
young men who recently visited the
county seat
Mr.. A. G. Hunt, of Alma, Nebras-
ka, is spending a few days at his old
home near Taylortown His many
friends will be greatly pleased to
meet him again. Mr. Hunt went
west number of years ago and
went into business. Notwithstand-
ing the drought and other draw
backs to the farming interests he
has prospered greatly and is known
as one of the solid men of his town.
Mrs. Peters, of Pittsburg, who
was visiting her sister Mrs. f. NJ.
Grant returned home Saturday.
Harry S. Hare and wife have been
the guests for several days of Sher-
if Hare. Harry is one of the most
expert postal clerks in the service
R. Leigh Fleming, Esq, of Fair.
mont, was in town Friday and Sat
urday.
E. NJ Lewellen will go TO Poca
hontas county in few days to su-
perintend the getting out OF timber
on large tract of land. Butler"
has been in the business for years
and thoroughly understands the
WORK.
Dave Reay is out after week $
illness of malaria.
T. w. Fleming, Esq, of Fairmont,
has rented his residence and will
move to New York to reside. Mr.
F. is one of the leading citizens of
Fairmont and will be missed from
that place.
Many people here will regret to
learn Of the death of Mrs NJ A
Stephens which occurred at her
home in Lexington, Kentucky, on
the 18th inst Mrs. Stephens has
visited here number of times as
the guest of DIR. Jno. A. and Mrs.
Myers.
Misses Rose and Blake Watson, of
Smithtown, were visiting in Clarks-
burg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee A. Forman re-
turned on Saturday last from Nor
gantown, where they spent their
honeymoon very pleasantly as the
guests of the brides friend, Miss
Gillie Camp, a cha eng young lady
of that city. Mr. and Mrs Forman
were the guests in this place over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Cassiday.-Terrd Altd Oracle.
j. j Kenny, of Warrington, was
visiting his numerous friends here u
few days ago.
Lee Cunningham who was i'll for
several weeks with stomach disease
is out again.
G. H. A. Kunst, of Pruntytown,
late graduate of the State Universi-
ty, left Sunday for Weston where he
goes to teach school in the capacity
of second assistant in the high
school of that place. Mr. Kunst is
a young man that Taylor county NAV
well be proud OF and Weston is to
be congratulated ON securing the SER
vices of so able d. young man.
Grafton Leader.
d. F. Everett, of Connellsville, Pa.
i, several years ago popular Univer-
sity student was in town on business
a few days ago. Price Bros, are
making the furniture and shelving
for drug store which Mr.. E. will
open at Fairmont.
Mrs. j. C. Gaskill, of Montana
has been visiting her. aunt, Mrs
Martha Hoskins, at Morgantown.-
Free Press.
Mr.. S. Shriver, one of our Gle vel
citizens from near Amos, was recent.
ly here and paid his respects to the
New DOMINION. We were greatly
pleased to meet Mr.. Shriver again
| Mr.. Peter Tenant and son John
of Blacksville, were in town one day
last week. While here they were
the guests of Mr.. Jefferson Tenant
and family. Mr. Tenant is one Of
our oldest citizens and an excellent
; man. He is brother of the late A
W.. Tenant.
| Patrick Lilly, whose home is now
in Parkersburg, has been visiting in
Grafton the past week, where he was
for many years a citizen. Pat is one
of the oldest men in the State, an6
Notwithstanding his many cups and
downs" and some serious mishaps
he is still quite active.-Grqftoa
Sentinel
Capt. X. D. Walker, the vel
known conductor on the Mounds
vile blue line has probably the sor
est arm of any man in this vicinity
The captain was vaccinated one day
last week and to day he has an arm
on him twice it's regular size The
physician who did the act pronounc
es it the best he ever saw Wheel
ing Neacs Of Tuesday.
Judge j. M. Hagans was taken il
while holding court at Clarksburs
and Judge Maxwell presided in hi'
stead.
The next three personals are from
the West Virginian:
Col. E. M. Grant, of the modern