The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-10

boro. this county. We wish all the
Postoffices in the country were in as
good, honest hands as the Office at
Greensboro.-W aynesburg Messen-
ger. a. V. Boughner is brother Of
the late Dr. J. V. Boughner, who was
prominent citizen of this place.
Henry Beeler attended The Clarks-
burg, West Virginia, Fair last week,
and brought home with him, Monday
a "blaek eye" which be claimed was
received in a melee which took place
on the first day of the exhibition.
He however, said that he had "sweet-
ly settled his assailant-a negro
which is perhaps too true, as it is re
ported that his assailant has since
died.-Greene County Democrat.
President Turner, of the West Vir-
GINA University, was in the city for
several days last week and part of
this week. He delivered a lecture
before the Methodist Conference last
Saturday, setting forth in a strong
way the advantages offered the young
men of this State at their own State
University. He is pleasant gentle
man. We acknowledge an agreeable
call from Characterization Gazette.
Leroy Kramer and wife were in
town one day last week and called
upon their relatives and friends.
Mr.. Kramer is a native of Morgan
town, w. Va, but has been making
his home in Philadelphia for some
years past, spending his summers in
Greene county and Morgantown
amongst his native hills. He is
nephew Of the late L. L. Minor, Esq,
deceased Wdynes6urg Republican.
Dr. II. J. Cole, Norfolk's accom-
plished dentist, left ON Monday for
Cambridge, Illinois, where Mrs.
Cole is visiting her parents. Thence
accompanied by his wife, he will
visit his boyhood home in West Va.
to enjoy brief vacation--wandering
through the old pastures, gathering
apples off the old trees, drinking at
the old spring, and renewing his
youth generally.-NorfoM (Neb. }
Journal. The Doctor arrived at his
old home at Laurel Point on Satur-
day last and is renewing his youth"
in a style that would excite the envy
of an experienced pleasure hunter.
The NEW DOMINION VIII see him and
give something more OF MS trip IN
the future.
Rev. A. A. Waters, who for the
past year has filed the place of pas
tor of the M. E. church, has been
transferred to the Nebraska confer
euce and has been appointed to take
charge of the M. E. church at Yves.
tern, Neb. We cannot, of course, but
rejoice at the good fortune of Mr..
Waters, but on the other hand it is
with deep regret that we see him
leave our village, as during his stay
of one year here he has won the love
and respect OF all, both in the church
ana out OF IL. we WISH MN all pos.
slble success, knowing that he well
deserves lt-ondrga In) Ledder.
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" a.u " la ao'a'e u 'le ne, V" 80: a, IN :;
.e.si'y. ms >, many oie 'iienoe III
,ni9 Guilty WIN oe Piea'1o " eee 'ie
nlsn com pilhehs pau III" ny our
western contemporary
we clipped the two foiiowing per-
sonalS from the Fairmont IndeT.
Walter A. Mestrezatt, the famous
cornetlst who Is visiting his Old home
at Morgantown, called to see one OF
our towns fair daughters this week
and rumor hath 1t that-but, we'll
wait awhile and give fuller and more
definite information.
Key. Or. ). W. w. Bolton and Kew
L: Il. Galway returned yesterday
Thursday from Conference at Char