The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-01

of sunlight. The fields begin to look
green, and the farmers busy with
the planting and sowing of crops.
There is no reason to believe we will
have any thing but propitious sea
sons, and If planted, abundant crops.
Miss Annie Sheets has returned
from Uniontown, where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma ST
mon.
A few nights ago "Bill' Kussart
captured an owl, which measured
#. 10 inches between the tips of its
wings.
Mr.. Ira Moore and family, of Pitts
burg, are visiting his fathers, Mr..
Enoch Moore.
The young folks of this neighbor.
hood enjoyed a social at Mrs. John
Jenkins Saturday night
L. +. Protzman and family spent
Sunday in the Neck, stopping at
James Donaldson's
Thornton Pickenpaugh purchased
some fine cattle from Thomas Good
win and Geo. Pickenpaugh last
week.
Mrs. Lot Stewart, of Easton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. VIM.
Donaldson.
Thomas Hastings made business
trip to Dunbar last week.
Henry Sidwell left last week for
Wood, Kansas, where he expects to
make his future home
Rev. Mr., Feather will hold a
quarterly meeting at Fletcher Chap
lie the End and Bird of May.
Little Grace Reed will leave for
Grafton next week, where she will
make her future home,
Mrs. Marcellus Stewart, of Eas-
ton, was visiting relatives here last
week.
Was glad to see the Bohemian
Girl had come to life again, and hope
to hear from her more frequently.
ANOTHER LETTER
BuzzARDs' GLORY, April 26.-The
health of the Neck has greatly inn
proved since we were last heard
from.
The farmers are all nearly done
sowing oats and the most of the
blowing is done for corn; wheat
promises more than an average
crop and the meadows look very
well for this season of the year. By
the first Of May the pasture will be
in an excellent condition.
Thos. +. Protzman, wife and chill
dren, of Morris X Roads, were visit
ing their time honored friend, James
Donaldson, Of this place, last Sun
day.
Sylvester Ridgway, George Lew
ellen and Charles Adams left this
place last Monday for the summer,
and have taken up their residence
at Fairchance, where they are en-
gagged at work in the ore diggings.
+. +. Hastings, wife and children
were visiting at Isaac Blaney's re-
Gently.
Flora Dietrich, of near Stewards
town, made n pleasant visit among
her many friends on last Saturday
and Sunday.
Hannah Hastings. of South Side
of Cheat river, was visiting Elite
Ridgway, of this place, recently.
VIM. Ridgway, Of this place, has
quit farming and is going into the
poultry business. He has purchased
an incubator and several dozen eggs
of new variety.
Quite an interesting sociable was
held at the house of John Jenkins
on last Saturday night Those
present were as follows: Misses
Betty Dickson, Anna Triplett Rama
Donaldson, Ella Dickson, Nancy
Donaldson, and Messrs. Benny Lew
ellen, Charley Dickson, Isaac Bow
ers, Calvin Majors and Harry Baker
They spent the evening pleasantly,
playing a number of different plays
of very amusing character until
the wee sma' hours called it Sunday,
when they all went home thanking
the hostess for the hospitable treat
ment they had received.
We are waiting for the correspond
ent from this place to send in her
report of weddings. / have none to
send, and / fear she will have none
Why this is | cannot foretell. The
young ladies greatly outnumber
the young men, and know they
are as good and kind young ladies
as the country has; yet our young
men prefer going out of this commu-
nifty for their wives, and our young
ladies have to depend upon young
men from other sections. This /
only state for the benefit of our girls
so that young men in other sections
OF the county may come this way
and we are sure we can recommend
our girls to be of the highest stand
ard in every particular.