The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-28


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NEyIN-Wednesday noon, Septem
Der 18th, 1875, Adelaide Irwin Nevin.
Funeral services at her late residence
Chestnut, Sewickiey, to day at Z p.
u. buriai AZ lancaster, IA. on
riluay aiternoon' September Zolh.
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Ilt.souig Oonihefe,ai 9azette oil the
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known 10 Tue oieer people OF Morgan
Town as sne frequently visited mere
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ARNETr-Died, at his home near
Arnettsyllie, Thursday, Sept. 18th,
1879. Harry Arnett, son of Captain
!. Il. Arnett, aged Il years. De.
ceased was Ill for about two weeks
and died from the effects of inham
nation OF the bowels. Harry attend
ed the Morgantown Public schools
Two years ago ana was Young man
VINO was nlgnly respected. Every
one WIN regret 70 learn oil MS IN
.'meiy ueatn. ne remains were IN
'erIea 10 Tue barker graveyard ana
were loi'o"eo 10 lhelf last resting
pace oy large NUMBER OF friends
FRY-Mrs. Sarah Fry, wife OF
Spencer b. Fry, of Center township,
died fuesdey, September IL, 1890
For some time Mrs. Fry had been
in delicate health. While on a visit
to her parents In West Va, she he
came suddenly insane. She was
taken to Dlxmont where she died,
after mental illness of three weeks.
She was member of the Baptist
Church at Cross Roads, w. Va, and
was an excellent woman. Her re
mains were brought here Friday
and taken to her home for interment
She was 81 years old. A husband
and two children survive her Rev
Delaney conducted the funeral ser
vices Wdynes6urg Independent.
KELLY-Died at her home in
Smithfield Pa, at s D. IN. Sunday
Sept. %, 1895, Mrs. Jennie Kelly.
wife of Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelly pastor oi
the M. f. church at Smithiield
Mrs. Kelly had been i'll for foul
weeks from typhoid fever and grew
worse a few days before her death
She was the only daughter of Squire
and Mrs. Cephas Jacobs, of Morgan
town, and the remains were brought
to the home of her parents Monday
evening. Deceased was 80 years anC
3 days old and leaves thee children
two girls and boy the eldest being
10 years OF age Funeral services
were held ON Tuesday evening at Ii,
home Of her parents and the remains
inferred 10 oak Grove Cemetery
an 'ue oIo'ners ol deceased an'
many o'hef irlenas from a dls
lance came 10 pay the last tribute o
respect 10 ehe departed one Mr.
heiiy Is lying at MS nome 10 Smlth
heiu very leeoIe from tue same ais
cast, MIS- heily was a Chflstiht
woman VI every sense oi the "ofd
que was porn an" reared IN Morgan
town ana oy her gentle disposition
won Tue rove Oh al VINO knew htr
WHARToN-Jesse L. fourth son o
Jos }. and Rebecca Wharton, wal
born May llth, 1877 and died Sept
list, 1898. Funeral services wer,
held at the home of his father OF
Sunday afternoon at A P. NJ, conduct
ed by Revs. |. A. Barnes, A. NJ
Buchanan and A. L. Wade. TIL,
cause of his death was that most Ic
be dreaded of all diseases, Consnmp
ton. The esteem in which Jess
was held by the entire communit,
was attested by the vast number o
of people who attended his funeral
The aim and Object of his youno III,
was to obtain good education will
which to enable him to better ente
upon the duties of life. To this en-,
he entered the West Va. Universit,
at the commencement of the Colleg,
year "a; he continued therein m;ta
out intermission until April q!
when his disability became so vim
lent that he was comnelled ia win
u.a"' IL oo 'his causeu him many
welded to his books, his Professor
and bie oloeeroo,o, d. 81 IL: