The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-09-12

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from an a~,anaed ,;s;t to Cb;cano
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WIN seaeh Tue ria's 'o"oo' '"e CUM
my "in'e',
Ino w Modera has been ouita N
for ton doys nast
Miss Ollie Snider returned TO hel
nome In rairmont on Mohaay aitel
WISH mere oi TWO WEEKS
Miss Katie Pierce who has spen,
the summer with her mother returned
TO washington THIS week.
j. w. Woodruff and Steven Hark
er, two OF the solid citizens OF Bat
telle, spent day In town last week
The late DIR. j. NJ. Lazzell of Fair
mont is said to have performed the
first surgical operation in the REBEL
ion.
Counsellor T. H. b. Staggers
came to town the first Of the week
on business, of which he has con
siderable amount in this county.
Judge A. B. Fleming, while hold
ing court in Martinsburg last week
for Judge Faulkner had case be
fore him which was docketcd in 1905
Mrs. C. j. Pennington. Miss Liz
zie, mother and sister of Z. w. Pen
nington, will arrive here to-day and
remain some weeks with that gentle
man.
John H. Six, of St. Cloud, was in
town yesterday and paid this ofiict
a call. He is Postmaster at St
Cloud and is the only Democrat in
his school district.
Melville H. Fleming will return
next week to Delaware, Ohio, where
he graduates in June. The good
wishes Of a host of Monongalis
friends follow him.
Mr.. Thos. Mapel is off for a little
trip to Iowa and several other west
ern States, to look at the countr,
and see some old friends. He viii
be absent several weeks. f
Those clever gentlemen, and w. F
Staggers and Milo Strosnider, o.
Battelle, were here on business YES
terday. and paid this Office pleas
ant call. Glad to meet both.
Walter R. Rice who has been lately
casting his eve toward the setting
Sun has returned home and we be
lieve has about concluded to stay in
Monongalia for the present at least
Mrs r G Jontz NJ p,ookov;,,o
we regret to hear. has been living
dangerously i'll of typhoid fever fol
the past week or two. and is still in
critical condition. Yam es6u,.6
Messenger.
Massrs Ev Donelson ond n G
MoK;nnov ~ tho IT roronno co.
vice, were here for a short time earl,
this week. In addition to being ex
cellent officers thew are most excel
lent gentlemen.
Jobn MoCrew On old ros;dont 81
Preston county Int Lotto NJ Tonoka
Konsos 10 Of b;s fathers naor BE-
dony;lle and ia in very moor health
10 leo hrotbor.;n law IF NJ pT
Lazzell. of Vaudeville.
Prof Fon uodoos 10 IN town ,b;.
wool He ;ntonSs L.cat;n@ nar,na
nentlv at Grantsv;Ile wbere be vii
enter into the mercantile business
This will no a loss 70 tho edncot;ono
;ntarests If tho State RncL1nnnn,
Ronne,.
DE- G D pxo H.. g.
'oa' o. 2. u. n'o"n r mas nele oa'uf
chssroo Of TO clann;,ia Normal
The profassor ia indead aon;a
gentleman educated and TALENTED
and tho moro onn seos ~ him IN.
hatter be 10 l;kad W..,o, Wo,1S
w. W.. 80
MI. =, - Doniey, Vi NJ MOTIFS
que Vi .ne cieS ~ anu so'oes,
DeinocraIs Oh .,leene county an9
,he man VINO oush' 70 nave oeen COZ
iec.o! Vi Internal revenue ior us
ors a e was was II, a;1 so WV M oa1uruay
1nM a v;s;t 10 was accomnon;eJ h,
b;s d.nobter M;ss Almedo
n:
NO .lsl'or goes W D'etricn WIN
cu5 oeing wen treated anu maze Ie
leei tnas nc Is weicolne. Inc wnoi'
souieo hospitality oi Tie exceiieh
COUPE Is apparent IN everything ane
.ne vls,'or can heip Out rememoe
MS can WIN pleasure some reVe
nue. omcers VINO last week MADE tneil
nrst WISH 10 Una. pace were especial
~ pieaseo Win their kinu reception
Misses Matte BROCK, Eta ant
Aiile boyers anu susie moore startet
yesterday ior their respective neld
OF labor. MISS Matte resumes hel
WORK at BEAVER MISS httie lakes
Position IN the fittsourgh Femal'
College where MISS Allie Will De
pupil, ana MISS SUSIE goes to Boston
where she Will spend the schooi yea
IN the new England conservatory
OF MUSIC, 1he NEW DOMINION wish