The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-06-12

STAY of two wears here who viii
greatly miss her.
pros A p wh;teh;ll has vary
;nterest;ng and we'll written art;ci,
an ..Collegs Jonrn.l;sm- in the Ma,
numher ofthe DEMONSTRATIONS.
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well as vigorous.
Misses Hattie and Levi. Two,
.n5 Pc n d Eo.,ar and n.;fa ~.
Miss Nav I,onl are once NOR NJ, \
their friends Misses Hattie and
Lizzie will spend the summer here
but Mr. and Mrs Foster will remain
only two or three weeks.
Mr. Stuart Reed. of Barbour coun-
ty. was spending a few DAVIS with
friends near Ellington last week. and
on SATURDAY made us A very pleasant
call. He is one of Barbour's success
full school teachers, aud contemplstes
attending the University next year.
We hope he may decide to do so.
DIR. C. C. Jacobs. of Frostburg has
been in town for several DAYS the
guest of Circuit Clerk Fast. The
Doctor, although resident of
Frostburg for but few years, has
become the leading physician of the
place, and enjoys lucrative prac-
tioe.
Gabe Holland. ACCOMPANIED by A
whole bevy of colored ladies from
Moroantown was hero on Sunday
-Kingmood 1rgus.
1t is said that Meigs Bland of
Weston is soon to be married to
Miss Allen of Woodstock, Va
Clarksburq TELEGRAM.
Miss Loo s,rdors ;s v;s;t;ra N,
tho Uo,nh uonsn ha;nn on har ,..,.
home from v;s;t of several vol
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Miss Fanr;e Hawthorne who
snent tho w;ntar hove =, har ,roth
er,s left for hor homs NOR Nora.n
town ON Fr;dav go;na r;o Crafsor
Dnr;ng bor s,sr 5sra E;ss uow,hora
se"y ~ -" wv
made many friends who regretted to
see her leave tngrood argus.
Rev. JOS. b. Feather and daughter
and son, Matte and Frank, of Nor
gantown, came over to visit their old
Preston friends yesterday. Mr.. F.
returned to Morgantown to-day and
the daughter and son will remain
some time visiting.-Kfng~ood
Journal
Mr.. Chas. +. Bower, who has been
attending the University at Morgan
town, returned home last week. He
favored us with a pleasant call on
Monday. He is highly pleased with
the present management of that in
stitution, and intends to return
again next year. King,rood Jour
nal
The Newark, Ohio, Daily Adro-
cate says: "One of the finest pieces
of art at the Exposition is beauti-
full oil painting by Miss Mollie
Chandler, of Morgantown, West Vir-
ginia The picture is an art study
of rare merit, the coloring being es-
pecially good while the drawing is
correct"
MIR. Duncan McRa. of Halleck
Monongalia county. who successfully
taught The Savage School. this dis
trict, the past winter, was in town
yesterday and favored us with a
pleasant call. Mr.. McRa is a pro-
gressive young man and makes him
self useful in anything in which he
enganges.--Kiagrood Journal.
Mr.. Harry F. Smith returned from
Uniontown Pa on Friday last and
will at once begin the improvements
of the large farm of which he will he
the superintendent He exnects IN
purchase some fine stock for the
farm during the coming fall Mr.
r. L. Cunningham will do the car.
penter work required.-West Virg.
Rev. PB. REYNOLDS late President
of shelton College at St Adams in
Kanawba county and who as sncb
President is SO we'll and SO fayora.
blv remembered Inv many vonno
men and their RESPECTIVE nsrent 3
land AMONG the latter we are MN.
hereby we are Glad To know Is now a
member of rho faculty. of the Tr;.
versitv of West V;ro;n;a = FouetIe-