The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31

near Georgetown. OF diptheria, Lon
ME n, son Of Ephraim H. and Sa-
repta Musgraye, aged about 104 yrs
The remains were buried Thursday
at the family burial place on Phar-
aoh's Run in Marion county.
ARsETr-Died, on Saturday morn
ing, Oct. "a, 1891, Of diphtheria.
Bertha, daughter Of Capt l. E. Ar
nett, aged IL years. months. and
10 days The remains were inferred
Sunday at ii A. NJ, in the family
burying ground near ArnettsvilIe,
Rev. w. ID. Carrico conducting re-
ligious services.
NEwMAN--Archie Lee, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Newman,
died October %, 1891. The remains
of little Archie were laid to rest in
the Mt. Union Cemetery, Sabbath
morning, Oct. 18th, to await the day
in which he shall hear the voice of
tho Son of God and shall come forth
unto the resurrection Of life. Funeral
services were conducted by Lin NJ.
Jaco aud Hough Houston. "The
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken
away. blessed be the name of the
Lord"
LoNG-Died Monday evening, Oct.
26, 1891, at Morgantown, w. Va,
Forney L. G. Long, of Mt. Morris,
Pa, of consumption, aged 30 years
Forney Long was for years one of
the most popular and active young
men 10 Greene county, Pa, and was
universally liked by both young and
old. He was an only son of John
Long, deceased, wealthy Greene
county farmer and stock dealer,
and some six or seven years ago was
married to Miss Taylor. daughter of
Imri Taylor, of Lone Star, Pa For
the past few years Forney has been
fighting nobly against the effects of
that dread disease consumption and
with his wife came to Morgantown
several months ago for his health.
Deceased had been able to walk
about town up to last saturday when
he was taken worse and died Mon
day evening. Before dying he re-
quested that he be buried in the
family burying ground on the old
farm in Pennsylvania, and on Tues
day morning the sorrowing widow,
accompanied by q number of warm
personal friends left with the re-
mains which will be laid to rest to-
day, Wednesday, at his boyhood
home. Mrs. Long has the sincere
sympathy of host of friends in this
the hour Of her bereavement.
DoNLEY-Hon. Patrick Donley died
at his home in Mt Morris, Tuesday
evening, the goth, after brief ill
ness of kidney disease. He was in
the SSth year of his age. His father
and mother sailed from Ireland on
the same vessel, although not mar
ried until alter they had been in this
country for some time. Mr.. Donley
settled in the eastern part Of this
state, while Miss Robinson, with her
father R. W. Robinson, Presbvter-
ian minister settled in Washington
county. Young Donley joined
Wayne's army, and while in the ser
vice renewed the acquaintance of
Miss Robinson, which resulted in
marriage, and the couple located in
Perry township. They raised quite
family of children, and their hab.
its of life were such that the services
of physician were never needed in
the family. The subject of this
sketch was member of this family,
and was religiously trained as he was
taught the principles of honesty and
industry. Patrick Donley possessed
strong constitution, and was re
markably we'll preserved He was
intelligent and Industrious, and a
most excellent man and good citizen.
For many years he was engaged in
the mercantile business, and when
family commenced to grow up
about him, be disposed of his bust
ness, purchased a large farm and
moved onto it, where he trained his
own children in work, realizing that
idleness was the ruin of boys. By
industry he became wealthy In
1862 he represented this county in
the State Legislature, and did credit
to his constituency. In early life he
united with the Nj. E. Church, but
when the MP Church was organized,
he went with it, of which he contin-
ued consistent member and chris
tian gentlemen until labor was ex-
changed for reward. His wife died
about 80 years ago. He did not
marry, but kept his family together
until they were all grown. His
children are James r., of Morgan
town, W. Va. o. L. and j. NJ, of
Knoxville, Iowa; Hon. j. B., and
Mrs. Ida Rinehart Of this place;
Mrs. Jas. w. Bodley, of Staunton,
Va; and B. F., of Mt. Morris. Three
brothers-Joseph, William and Dan
leland sister-Mrs. Sallie Burris
survive him. The funeral will
take place Friday from the Mt. Nor
ris M. E. Church. All his children
were with him during his illness and |
death. In his death the community |
has lost an honored and esteemed |
citizen. but like the we'll matured |
shock of corn, he was ready to be |
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