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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-08

A special from Waynesburg SAYS
Suicide seems to have become al
most a mania in our county. About
two weeks ago two persons crossed
the death line by their own hands
one by hanging and the other by
drowning. This week a young mar
named Abner B. Dulaney, of this
place, took his life by swallowing
two ounces.of aconite. He was mar
ried. Another, Mrs. William Mes
trezat, Of Mapletown, attempted self
destruction by taking a dose of poi
SON. A physician was called, APP
piled the remedies and saved her
life. She has been married about a
year and is of good family. A 10
year-old boy, an inmate of the Coun-
ty Home, took a dose of poison last
night and took the long trip. II
there have been any other cases this
week they have not reached the ears
of your correspondent.
Concerning the suicide of Dulaney
the Waynesburg True Blue says:
On Tuesday afternoon last another
convulsiye shudder passed through
our community by the announce
ment that Mr.. Abner Dulaney, resid-
ing near the Funk Planning Mill, had
committed suicide. At first many
thought this could not be as he had
been on the street but short time
before, but investigation proved the
rumor to be true. He had gone into
his cellar during the afternoon, and
when he came out remarked to a
companion, Joe West, that he had
drank what he never did before and
would soon be a dead man. He re-
marked the same thing to his wife
but she thought he was only joking
until the froth began to work from
his mouth, when DIR. Ely and others
were hastily summoned, but all of
no avail, and as the unfortunate
young man is supposed to have taken
at least an ounce and half of aeon
lite, he soon lay stark in death.
Coroner Frazier empaneled a jury
with H. c. Pollock, Esq, as foreman,
and after examining a number of
witnesses verdict in accordance
with the fact was rendered. Dula-
ney, we presume, was aged 80 years,
and was son of Benjamin Dulaney,
and brother to our merchant friend
Roland Dulaney. He leaves wife
and two children, and wide circle
of relatives to deplore his untimely
end. The funeral takes place at
two o'clock to-day, Wednesday,
April 2Sth.
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Perkins Accident.

Lee Perkins, who, with Will
Trimble, was tried last spring for
the murder of Alice Harris, met with
an accident few days ago. The
Unionsown Standard says: Leroy
Perkins, colored, had his foot crush
ed at ELEPHANTS last Saturday after
noon by the accommodation going
south. 1t is supposed that he had
been drinking. When the train
stopped at ELEPHANTS he got of, but
he changed his mind after the train
started and made an effort to board
it and missing the step, his left foot
was caught under the truck terribly
crushing it. Amputation was made
necessary and the operation was
performed on Sunday by Drs. j. B.
Ewing and John d. Sturgeon.
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The Death Roll.

TENNANT-At his home in Clay
district, April It'll, Tobias Tenant,
aged about rs years. Deceased was
brother of Denny Tenant.
WEAvER-George NJ. Weaver, at
his home near Dorsey's school house,
this county, after lingering illness
of nervous rheumatism of the bow
els, in his 2lst year. All that med
ical skill and good nursing could ac-
complish he received. His friends
have the sympathy of all who knew
him. *.*
HITE-On the % ultimo at O. clock
P. M. Miss Ida Hite daughter, of
Isaac Hite, aged Is years and one
month. She was as excellent and as
nearly perfect as any young lady
that has everlived in Morgantown.
Her disease was heart trouble and
had lasted two or three years. The
funeral services were conducted
Thursday evening by the Rev. Mr..
Crawford. The paul bearers were
James S. Steward, J. NJ. Reed, Rev.
c. Crawford, c. A. Hayes, +. C.
Allender and Thos. f. Hodges.
WALLAcE-Died at her late resi-
dence near Stewartstown, on the 29th
of April, Mrs. Tabitha E. Wallace,
wife of Milton A. Wallace and
daughter of ]. w. and Jane Haney.
Her remains were inferred at Eden
church, where were congregated
large number of neighbors and sym
pathizing friends. The writer was
present when she was baptized and
received into the church, and when
she pledged her troth to the man she
loved and became happy bride, and
also when she resigned her spotless
soul to the God who gave it. Living
somewhat isolated, and no clergy
man to perform the last sad rites SO
dear to every Christian, yet she was
in her last moments surrounded by
loving hearts whose prisons were
that angels would hover near and
convey her happy spirit to realms of
eternal bliss. C.
HoUGH-Sunday morning, May
End at 9 O'Clock, L. S. Hough-one
OF the purest and most highly re-
spected of men, an able an conscien-
tious lawyer and citizen whose life
was a blessing to the town. His
illness was very brief On Thurs
day morning he did some work in
his garden, became very warm and
drank a plentiful draught of water.
This affected his heart, with which he
had already had much trouble for
several years, and he constantly grew
worse until Sunday morning when
he passed away. During most of
this time he was not conscious.
Monday evening at 5 o'clock he was
buried in Oak Grove, followed by
sorrowing relatives and friends.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. p. B. Reynolds assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Crawford. The pail bearers
were all members of the Morgantown
bar: viz. Senator w. I. Wiley, Hon.
Geore c. Sturggis, Judge r. L. Berk-
shire, Hon. John j. Brown, Hon. J. |
Marshall Hagans and Joseph More
land, Esq. Mr.. Hough was native
of Loudon county Virginia, and came
to Morgantown in 1912, and was adj
mitted to the bar March Goth s1S44.
He rests from his labors but the be-
nefcent influence of his life is still
with us.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 The Creditors ofFster D. Mason dec a.,
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court for the County Of Mononpalia, made
IN cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Peter d. Mason to the
payment of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against the estate of
the said Peter ID. Mason for adjudication to
Joseph Moreland, Commissioner, at his of
flee in the said county, on or before the
18th day of June, 1886.
Witness, Richard d. Fast. Clerk of
said Court this 22nd day Of April, 1886
n, T. FAST,
II Ill
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Here's Your Ice Cream !!

Debolt's ice cream parlors will be
opened to the public on Friday
night, April 2Srd, for the season.
The purest and best creams and
cakes will be served to all customers.
Strawberries in their season. rs.
pecial attention given to supplying
festivals, parties, suppers, &c. The
high reputation of these parlors will
be kept up this summer They are
located in the Odd Fel1ow,s BnilSl-
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A Suggestion.
To The Editor of the New DOMINION.

10 Inc Editor OF the NEW DOMINION.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. de-
serve great credit for their earnest
and persistent efforts to establish a
reading room in Morgantown. Hard
ly anything so deserving Of encour-
agement has been started in this
town for long time, and every pub
lie spirited citizen ought to aid these
ladies in every way possible.
Being interested in the undertake
ing, may / be allowed to make a
suggestion? l am informed that the
reading room is intended for the men
only, especially for the young men.
Would it not be good idea to throw
the room open to everybody and
make it a regular public reading
room? Its benefits would then not
be restricted or limited to any class
and everybody would become inter
ested in the enterprise. What do
the ladies Of the w. C. T. u say?
~
We are Offering special bargains ON
all lines OF goods this week. Hifohens'
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Unclaimed Letters.

Following is list of letters re-
naming unclaimed in the postoffice
at Morgantown, w. Va, May LIST,
1886:
Miss Julia G. Davis, Rev. W. H.
Hart, w. L. Harden, Josephine John
son, Gussie Rinehart, Mrs. E. j.
Rinehart, NJ. M. Mitchell, H. W.
Mckay, Lingi Mugliorino, Marcus
Newman, Bi. Norris, Daniel Rice,
Miss Kate Tracey, Pasqualo Strollo.
These letters twill be sent to the
Dead Letter Office one week from
this date. ..
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FOR SALE-0R RENT.

good improved farm Of so acres on
Rooms run in Harrison county. 0ne-half
mile from school, church, store. saw and
grist mill, and blacksmith shop Ten acres
Timber New Two Story Frame Dwelling
and Out Buildings Well watered Good
Well and Spring at the house.
Thrifty young bearing Orchard and Vino
Yard. \ desirable home.
For particulars address or call upon
J. w. BOLTON.
Adamsville, Harrison Co..
l-lh-l WnnI Va
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It Must Be Sold.

| have rosewood eased, octave,
Chickering piano for sale at bar
gain. 1t has been thoroughly repair
ed and is in first class order. Is az
instrument peculiarly adapted to
young beginners. / will sell it very
cheap, for | have no box to put it
in; also will give such terms of pay
ment that will enable almost any
one to purchase it, but it must be
sold this meek. a
r. IL ZuNDEL, Piano tuner.
New Cnyntf,nrfiul IJf.toI
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The annual election foi Mayor, Record
err, five councilmen and Town Sergeant, of
the town of Morgantown, w. Va. And also
five school commissioners, for the Morgan
town Independent School District, to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Mayors office in said town on Monday NAV
10th, 1885,
Polls open at o'clock p NJ.
BY order of Council.
W. MooRHEAD.
Recorder
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Did the takers get in their worl
on you?
John Protzman's residence i.
being newly rooted.
Ira Gregg is now clerking il
Rings clothing store.
Midnight serenaders are as plen
tiful as spring insects.
james n. Davis has been i'm
proving and repairing his property.
The reading room is open ever,
evening from 7 O'Clock to 10 o'clock
There were great many drunk
en- men and boys in town on show
day.
Several valuable horses were
sold here last week to go to the
eastern markets.
The closing exercises of the pu.
pills of the public schools promise to
be very interesting.
-Morgantown can boast of the
handsomest and SWEETEST livery
rig in West Virginia.
Somebody borrowed George c.
Hayes chickens Saturday night and
has not yet returned them.
Harry Debolt's face looks like a
European war map. He was hit
with stone Friday night by John
Dorsey
-Le6en Sic ,oohl, Harry" old
girl, until the fall time bringeth the
rain, and the river riseth in its bed.
Yea verify.
The President of the University
ought TO be provided with house
to live in, in keeping with the digni-
ty and Importance of his position.
If that old filthy covered Dur
hannah bridge were to get into a
chariot of fire and go up to glory
there wouldn't be much weeping on
account of it.
Bowers, the barber, has moved
temporarily into the room recently
occupied by j. r. Miller. The Fish
er Bros. are using the room vacated
by Bowers as a butcher shop.
1t has been fully settled that
Ralph Bingham, the boy elocution-
ist, will be at the Presbyterian
church on the 25th inst. A treat is
in store for the people of Morgan
town.
-Durbannah is reaching out up
the river and the indications are
that before long it will be quite
important and progressive town all
of itself 1t ought to be within the
limits.
Several of our people are going
to Grafton on Decoration dav. 1t
is to be hoped that the Grafton peo-
pie will return the compliment
and come to the University com
on the 10th of June.
1t is now understood that two
regular trains will be run daily over
the f., Nj. d p, on and after the 18th
inst. This arrangement will be of
great convenience to the people of
and along the entire
line.
Principal Hodges has made ar
for the teachers and pu-
pills of the public schools to take an
excursion on the Goth of this month.
They will go up on the B. d o. to
Little Falls, spend the day and re-
turn in the evening.
Saturday night somebody for
whom the penitentiary is yawning
and clamoring broke into Prof. Purin-
lon's room in the new University
and carried away Is or 20
valuable library books and threw
hem over Falling Run bank where
hey were found Sunday morning.
Mr.. Bush's room was also entered |
md several books carried out and
brown over the bank. If the bows
ire discovered it would have been
much better for them if they had |
never been born.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A special meeting of the Stockholders of
the West Virginia Midland Railway Com
pany, sometimes called the Iron Valley &
Morgantown Railroad Company is hereby
called to meet at the New Commercial Ho-
tel, in Morgantown, West Virginia, on
Wednesday, June 9th, 1886,
at 8 o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of elect
ing Directors, and transacting such other
business as may lawfully be done.
Given under our hands, as Directors OF
said Company, this LIST day of May 1886.
J. w. GusEMAN, President.
S. G.. CHADWICK,
JOHN G. WAGNER, Directors.
VIM MooRHEAD.
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The largest stock Of goods In town 10
to be found at CHADWICK'S where
yOn have the benefit Of largest exper.
fence without which merchant don't
know whether he has bargains to oaTer
or not.
Buy your Shoes at CHADWICK,S II
you want them cheap ard good, and
larger stock to select from.
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How Does This Suit You!

We have been requested to pub
fish the following ticket:
For MAYOR,
E. Shisler.
For RECORDER,
William Moorhead.
For CouNcILMEN,
Manliff Hayes.
Joseph Moreland,
F. A. Hennen,
James A. Davis,
j. S. Swindler.
For SERGEANT,
Jacob w. Slime.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions Of deed Of trust dated
the 4th day of April, 1876 on record in the Clerks
office Of the County Court of Monongalia County,
W. Va, in deed book No. II, new series, page 1856,
executed by Erasmus Wolf and wife, to the under.
signed Trustee to the sum Of five hun
bred dollars, therein named, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of April 1876, payable IL months
after date which interest has been paid to the 3rd
of April 1885; the undersigned Trustee in said
trust named, being required so to do, win on
Monday, May the 10th, 1886,
on the public ground, in front Of the court house
door, in Morgantown, W. Va, sell the Az acres Of
land more or less, in said trust named to the high
est bidder, for ready money. Said land is situated
in Grant district, Monongalia county, W. Va, and
is convenient to churches, school, mills etc., and is
very desirable.
l.. s. HouoB,
April 10th, 1856 Trustee.
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Fer Town Sergeant.

! hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Town Ser
geant and respectfully ask the sup
port of the voters of Morgantown
JACOB w. Slime.
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How Would this Do?

To the Editor of the New DOMINION.
AS it is now in order to suggest
tickets for the coming town election
how would this do?
For MAYOR,
Joseph Moreland.
For RECORDER,
Richard E. Fast.
For CoUNcILMEN,
W. P. Wiley,
James A. Davis,
j. S. Swindler.
James P. Donley,
F. A. Hennen.
For SERGEANT,
Nathan Kiger.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-08

Saturday afternoon little boating
and fishing party consisting Of Miss
Lillian Steele, Miss Blanche Anderson,
Rev. Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. L. M.
Boyers spent few hours most de-
lightfully up the Monongahela.
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The New University Catalogue.

The new catalogue Of the Univer
sity, which we have just received
makes good showing. There are
1876 students enrolled-29 more thar
last year, and 40 more than two
years ago. OF these 124 are from
West Virginia, from Pennsylvania
from Maryland, l from Virginia,
from Kansas and l from the Dis.
trict of Columbia. Monongalia
county sends so, Preston the next
largest number, 9. Ohio and Marion
follow with 6 each. The numbers
in the several schools are as follows;
Agriculture, II; Chemistry, 20;
Physics, 20; Anatomy, Physiology
and Hygiene, 10; Zoology, Is; Geol-
ogy, 8; Botany, 35; English, 81; Met
aphysics, ID; Mathematics, Al; Latin,
Is; Greek, 9; French, s; German, 10;
History, 10; Law and Equity, IA;
Preparatory Department, "a; Music,
IL.
The list of Regents as it now
stands is as follows: j. B. Sommer-
vile, Wellsburg; Clarence L.. Smith,
Fairmont; Peregrin Hays, Glenville;
D. D. johnson, Long Reach; Jacob
L. Armstrong, Jackson c. H.; Ed
ward A. Bennett, Huntington; Jos.
E. Chiffon, Hamlin; Cameron L..
Thompson, Hinton; D. c. Gallaher,
Charleston; Thomas j. Farnsworth,
Buckhannon; Joseph Moreland, Nor
gantown; John A. Robinson, Patter-
sons Creek; E. w. Bedinger, Charles
town.
Commencement will be on the 10th
of June. The programme for Com
mencement week is as follows:
June 6th-Sunday, IL A. M.-Bac-
calaureate Sermon, by Rev. T. H.
Lewis, D. D., of Westminster, Mary
land.
June 7th-Monday, s M.-Ad-
dress before the Law Class, by Hon.
w. T. Wiley, of Morgantown.
June Sth-Tuesday, s p. AID
dress before the Columbian Literary
Society, by Hon. John w. Mason, Of
Grafton.
June 9th-Wednesday, s P. NJ
Annual Contest between the Liter
AIRY Societies.
June 10th--Thursday, 8 A. M
Commencement. 2 P. M.-Alumni
meeting. 4 P. M.-Anniyersary of
West Virginia Historical Society.
Music by Kramer's band and or
chestra, of Wheeling.
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The Baptist Mite society will
meet at Prof. Reynolds on Thursday
evening May 18th, instead of May
9th as previously announced. Ey-
eryone invited.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-08

The third quarterly Conference of
the Morgantown circuit NJ. p.
Church will convene at Mt. Calvary
May 18th 1886.
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Money Order Hours.

Money orders will be issued only
between the hours Of 8 A. M. and
P. M. hereafter. A. L. NYE,
Postmaster.
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Social Events.

The Protestant Episcopal Mite So
ciety will meet at the residence
of George w. Widows on Monday
evening, May 10
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-08

The best stock of Jerseys ever
brought to town Mt Chadwick's. nice
braided one for only S1.s5
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Rev. Helmick, of the NJ. p. church.
will hold baptismal services next
Sunday morning, and sacramento
services in the evening. After the
morning service about twenty candi-
dates for baptism will be immersed
in the river-Grafton Standard.
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To the Editor of the New DOMINION:
We beg leave to submit the fol
lowing ticket for the constellation OF
the voters of Morgantown. We have
given the matter a good deal of at
tention and believe that these gen
tlemen would compose as excellent
and acceptable a Council as could
be found in the borough. Every
body knows that Squire Staggers
is man who does not daily with
law breakers; and in addition to this
he is always in his office ready to
try all cases as soon as they are
brought before him. None named
for the office of Mayor could do this.
1t will also be noticed that we sug-
gest that the Office of Street Com
missioner be established, and that
it be filled by James N. Davis. If
Morgantown needs anything in the
world it needs somebody whose duty
it shall be to see that the streets are
repaired and kept clean. *s*
Here is the ticket mentioned:
For MAYOR,
Harvey Staggers.
For RECORDER,
Joseph Moreland.
For CoUNcILMEN,
F. X. O'Kelly,
George c. Hayes,
Alexander TAFT,
E. Shisler,
W. P. Wiley.
For Town SERGEANT,
Jacob w. Slime.
For STREET COMMISSIONER,
James n. Davis.
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Presiding Elder Chenoweth and
Rev. J. B. Feather conducted Quar-
terly meeting at the Fletcher church
last Saturday and Sunday.
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Church Notes.

Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, the new Pres
byterian minister, will be here some
time during the week and preach
next Sunday.
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The anniversary of the Monongalia
Bible society will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening at 1870 o'clock. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. P. B. Rey-
nolds There will be no services in
any of the other churches that even
ing.
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Rev. Mr.. Orwin, of Kingwood, fill
ed the NJ. E. pulpit Saturday night,
Sunday morning and Sunday even
ing very acceptably. Communion
services were conducted by him Sun
day morning. Presiding Elder
Chenoweth was also present for the
evening service
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-08

On Tuesday evening, one of the
most pleasant social and donation
parties ever enjoyed in Kingwood,
was held at the NJ. f. parsonage. In
response to invitations which were
issued on Saturday last, about 100
of the Rev. and Mrs. Z. II. Orwin' s
friends and admirers, congregated at
the residence of J. S. Murdoch. ESQ.,.
and at little past s o'clock march
ed to the parsonage in a body, com
pletely astonishing the family. Mrs.
Driven was busily engaged in the
kitchen, and Mr.. Driven was in the
store of Bishop d Albright, when the
''intruders" made their appearance.
each one bearing a substantial and
useful present of some kind, aggre-
eating about $75 worth. After a
presentation speech by Hon. c. M.
Bishop and responses by Mr.. and
Mrs. Driven, the young (?) of the
crowd, including Messrs. c. M.
Bishop, F. Heermans, DR.. w. S. and
Clerk J. Ami Martin, and several
others whose ages are past twenty,
retired to the beautiful lawn west of
the house and enjoyed the popular
game of ring until about $50,
when the crowd dispersed, after hav-
ing spent a most delightful evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Driven have substan-
tial evidence that their labors with
us are duly appreciated, and they
take advantage of every opportunity
to reciprocate every kindness shown
them.-JouFRdl.
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April 10th, 1886
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io"iJ AoSeiSo ao eHc w co., FlTSluld
University, spent Sunday and Mon
day last visiting his brother, Dr. L.
L. Wilson, of West Grafton.-Eagze
w. t. Bland, Esq, contemplates a
visit to relatives at Louisville, Ken
lucky, will take in the Mammoth
cave, and inspect other parts of in
terest in that State, sometime dur
ing the coming month, and will be
away about three weeks.-W World.
Mrs. Byrne has been and is still
seriously i'll. Last night she was
somewhat better. Mrs. Ryrne is an
old and highly respected lady, the
widow of the late John P. Byrne, and
our people all are anxious that she
may recover.-Kingscood journal
Misses Mary Wade, Laura Dun
nington, Amanda Fleming, Jennie
Pride and Hattie Burk, late teachers
in the Fairmont school, which just
closed, made very pleasant visit in
a body to the Grafton school, last
Wednesday. They seemed much
pleased with what they saw.-Eagle.
M. E. Howe came over from Thorn
as to st. George last Thursday and
returned the same day. He reports
business fourishing there. He ia
running three saw-mills along the
w. Va. Central and says he gets
orders enough to keep half dozen
other mills busy.-St George Dem
ocrat.
DR.. G. M. Fletcher, of Blacksmith,
while on his way to see patient a
few days ago, was thrown from his
horse and received some very severe
bruises about the head and shout
ders, which housed him up for 3
short time. We are glad to announce
that he is rapidly recovering and is
again able to be about Wavnes-