The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-01-09
Deaths.
/. CARrfsfEs.-Dec. 10th. Mrs. Dav.
id Carpenter, of Marion county. in
the 18th year Of her age

vi carpenter, on MaFioH county, IN
the 18th year Of her age.
LEwELLEy - Geo. W. Leweiieu,
died at his home in Granville on the
goth ult., after a lingering illness of
consumption. aged 81 years.
BARNEs.-At his home in Marion
county, a few days ago, Frank a
Barnes, in the 2lst year of his age.
He was s school teacher, and a
young man of promise.
STEELE-Dec. 18th, Grover c., lit
tie son of NJ. III. Steele, of Clinton
district. He was buried at Goshen,
Rev. Mr.. Young, of the NJ p.
Church, conducting the funeral sere
monies.
NORRIS - Asby Morris, son of
Ezekiel Morris, died at his home in
Clay district, on Thursday, Dec.
oath, aged about 81 years. De
ceased leaves wife and several
small children.
LEY-Monday morning, Jan. 4th,
at 5 O'Clock, of scrofula, Ethel,
youngest daughter of c. S. Ley, aged
about years. Ethel was bright
little girl, and the idol of her par
ents and associates, who will sorely
miss her. -.
RIcHARDs-At his home in Spring
field, Mass, on Friday, Jan. LIST, of
consumption, Mr.. w. J. Richards.
Deceased was a SON law of Mr..
John Protzman and had many
friends here who will regret to hear
of his death. .1M
SANDERs-Void, little son of John
Sanders, Esq, of near Vaudeville,
died on Thursday, Dec. 31st, aged
about years. The little fellow
was struck on the head by vicious
horse some weeks ago, his injuries
causing death. The friends of the
family extend much sympathy in
their affection. sL
HOFFMAN = Near Smithtown, on
Christmas night, Mr.. George J. Hofr-
man, after lingering illness. He
was an estimable, intelligent and
highly respected citizen, and will be
greatly missed He was buried at
Mt. Nebo, the Rev. Mr. Cincaid con
Quoting the ceremony Mr. Hoffman
was 40 years of age last August
LoUGH-At his home near Sugar
Grove, Grant district, this county,
on Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, Mathew
Tough, in the Slst year of his age.
His death was very sudden and I'M
expected. He arose as usual that
morning and was going about the
place when stroke of paralysis
Frustrated him. He was carried in
to the house, and died in few hours.
He was well known and highly es-
teemed citizen,-one of the land
marks of the county. He will be
buried to-day Wednesday,
ANNAN.-On the 18th day of De
cember, 1885, at the residence of her
father, DR.. VIM. M. Dent, of New
burg, w. Va, Mrs. Nellie G. Amman,
relic of VIM. b. Amman, deceased, in
the thirty second year of her age. 1t
is sad, indeed, to announce the death
of this interesting and lovely Chris
tan lady. She was the only daugh-
ter in a devoted family, and was
most fondly loved by her parents
and brothers. In early life she gave
her heart to the Savior and became
member of the Baptist church.
We can confidently rejoice that our
gentle friend has escaped from the
woes of life and entered into the Saw
ior's presence. Her character was
adorned with many beautiful graces.
She was modest, refined and patient,
Her friends were many and were
plunged into the deepest grief by
her sudden and early death. For
her family many hearts were touch
ed with the profoundest sympathy,
and many prayers offered to God
that He would uphold and comfort
them. The funeral sermon was de-
livered by the Rev. B. B. Evans, Of
the M. E. church, to a very large
congregation with weeping eyes, but
with hopes frightened by the GER
tainty of immortality. We laid her
away to rest beside her husband 1t
is natural to weep for loved ones
gone, but the bereaved parents and
relations should not mourn for her.
She has gone home a little sooner
than they. Gods will be DONE
Kingweod Argus.