The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-30

mountain hc'me near the Cheat Rive
and with her daughter is enjoyin!
the sea breezes at Bonnycarlle Inn
-dstury Park Journal.
Henry C. Sample, late of the Fair
mont index has purchased the Man
nington Times and will resume pub
LEGATION of that paper at once.
Rev. j. E. Darby, D. D. pastor o
the Baptist church at this place il
company with his family are visiting
friends near Mapletown and Greens
boro, the present week. Rev. Darby
will probably be in his pulpit here
next Sunday Waynes6urg Repub
licdn.
George Jolliffe, of Brownsville, rep
resenting syndicate Of capitalists
has taken options on 1000 acres O.
coal land in Greene county, the great
er part of which is in Cumberland
township. The coal underlying the
tract is valued at $50 per acre. The
syndicate wants 5000 acres more.
Among the prominent citizens who
occupied seats on the stage at the
great notification meeting in New
York we noticed the names of S. ID
and Stuart Hirschman.
DIR. P. B. Ogden was the guest o.
his son, Prof. II. N. Ogden, the first
of the week.
Student X. Z. L. Allen was al
Parkersburg a few days recently.
Prof. NJ. d. Helmick was in towr
Monday. He assisted Prof. Wade
in an institute at Grantsville last
week.
Lindsey Riggs, formerly of this
county but now resident of Fair.
mont. was here Saturday.
Guy Carter spent Sunday at his
home near Mt. Harmony, Marion
county.
A Parkersburg paper says Colonel
Thos. f. Hodges is one of the best
officers in the camp, aud adds that
he is also very popular with the men
Miss Anna Foster, who had been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Vankirk
at Grafton, returned to Mr.. E. Shis
ler's ON Saturday.
Miss Carrie Reed, of Wheeling
has been the guest of Miss Maud
McVicker since Saturday. She goes
with the Hilarity club over Cheat
to-day.
Ed. E. Baker, of Pittsburg, is here
for his annual outing with the Hi
larities.
Messrs. Wilcox, Bradshaw, Don
nelson and some other gentlemen
and ladies, sixteen in all, from Pitts
burg, passed through here Saturday
bound for the Cheat country.
Z. C.. Frame is off on three weeks
trip to Old Orchard, Maine, and 9th.
er points on the Atlantic coast.
Miss Callie Dent left Monday eve.
ming for Atlantic City to spend two
or three months with her aunt, Mrs
Samuel Henderson.
Norval Kiger and wife left for theil
home at Marietta, o., Monday.
E. NJ Showalter, Esq, of Fair.
mont, was here from Saturday to
Monday.
Miss Emilene Pickenpaugh left
Thursday for Mechanicsburg, Ohio
to visit her sister Mrs Ed. Murphy
Miss Daisy Pride is in Newark,
Ohio, visiting Misses Lucy and Mel
lie Chalfant.
Mrs. |. c. White and little daugh.
ter, Edith, went to Pittsburg Thurs
day and returned on Saturday.
Cards are ont announcing the
marriage of Miss Maude Brannon
of Chenille, Mr.. Lyell A. Mullins
of this place, the wedding is to take
place at the residence of the brides
father at o'clock p NJ. July 9th
We extend hearty congratulations
in advance.-Buchhdnnon Delta
Mr.. Mullins was a student at the
University few years ago.
Col. Dan johnson passed through
Parkersburg to day on his way east.
ward. He is not taking enough in.
terest in politics to be classed as q
candidate, though he will be on the
stump with his usual energy when
the campaign opens.-Sentinel
Misses Gypsy and Ida, daughters
of Governor Fleming, will arrive
here Saturday and be the guests Of
Miss Mary Ollie for few days.
Mrs. William Kunkle and three
children are visiting friends at
Pruntytown.
Byron Gasselberv. who has been
in business at philadelphia for some
months, is visiting his parents here
His numerous friends are glad TIC
see him.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer and
Miss Rose Sweeney, of Wheeling
are here, guests of Mrs. E. l. Moore
Messrs. Jos. Moreland, Jno. A.
Myers, J. E Fleming, T. P. Reay, c,
A. Hayes, John Alexander, r. L.
Fleming and others from this place
are at Parkersburg attending the
Democratic State Convention which
meets to-day.
U. S. Engineer Golay returned
Tuesday FROM a trip down the river
J. NJ. Hackney spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Clinton dis
trict, attending the S. S. convention
at Hopewell.
Miss Eva Kigcr, who has beer
visiting relatives at Bridgeport, re
turned home yesterday.
Geo. H. Raymond was in Fairmont
a day or two this week.
C. d. Allebaugh and two children
were visiting at Masontown, Pa, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Laishley Weaver, of Toledo
Ohio, was visiting in town Tuesday
Mrs. John ]. Brown went,to Fair
mont Tuesday evening for short
stay.
H. L. Lane, the gentlemanly con
tractor on the B. Il o. extension
left Tuesday evening for Richmond
Va. He will bring some new mer
back with him.
Jack Cooley's Funeral.
About two thousand people arr
said to have attended the funeral o
] Jack Cooley. the Favette comfy rob