The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-12-12
Prof. Robert 4. Armstrong va.

week between tralns-
| Floyd Ctterback came in Sunday
SRI remained a few DAYS at home.
S. X. Frey, ~ tnipntowp. was
here on business Saturday.
JAS. Fl. Atha, of Warrington. was
| registered at the Franklin Saturday.
Rey. Ross Ward went to Uniontown
/ Monday ana VIII Ire away for several
days.
DR.. Brock went to Pittsburg Mon
day afternoon for short stay
ur. Henry Baker of Front street, is
confined to the heuse with very Sc
we're case Of grip.
Thomas johnson, who is roomils
at Mr.. Denny's on Front street, has
about recovered from his Illness al
though he ls sin very weak. His
mother Is still with him. AS soon as
he is able they viii return 10 their
home ii on city, Pa.
Thomas Leonard, OF Warrington, is
very sick here aud his wife has tofiie
70 take care of him. He has been
workiug on the pipe line.
Miss Villa Brand, of Front street,
who has been very i'll has far enough
recovered to be able to sit up aud it
Is only matter of time until she is
entirely well.
Miss Brown, Of Charles Town, arriv-
cd yesterday morning aud will remain
some time visiting Pref; Brooke.
Mrs. Warthen, OF Iowa, Tho has
been visiting DIR. Cox and other re1ai
tiyes in this section left on Tuesday
morning for her home. She is a
daughter of DR.. Fortney who was for
merly Welt Known as Baptist preach
er around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lantz, of
Blacksville, were here yesterday, Mr..
Lantz having been called to look after
business matters
Rev. T. w. Ireland has returned
home after holding series of meetings
at MonoIigah that were qnite success
full. A new organ has also Just been
put in the church there.
Will Irwin recently moved into his
new house on Wiles' addition.
John Hartman drove over to Union
town Monday and feturred Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Glasscock, of Arnetts-
vile, is visiting her brother VIM. E..
| Glasscock.
Mrs. Philip Sloan of Brownsville is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Margaret
MADEIRA.
| George C. Baker, 0uf efficient
prosecuting attorney, was in Faif-
mont recently attending the term of
court which was held there.
Wait Hartman, She accommoda-
ting clerk at Hirschman 8, vas anite
sick last week.
Lieut.. Commander w. /. Moore,
has just passed successful examina-
tion for promotion. His many
friends here will be pleased to learn
of this.
Mrs. WILLIAM PRIDE held she
lucky number in the contest for the
beautiful picture offered by the Nov
city Store.
Mr.. A. b. Prices many friends
are pleased to see him out again afs
ter his long illness.
LAST week the statement of the
state bank examiner in reference TO
the condition OF Morgantown banks
was published. The statement was
made up last April and showed the
deposits In the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank to have been then $780,
1852. A statement published by
the bank giving the condition at the
close of business November 30th,
shows the deposits To be $50, 2s6. as
or more than twice as much now.
JUsT as we go to press Wednes-
day morning we learn that Mr.. A. j..
Carrothers, of Wadestown, who was
recently stricken with fever, is ex-
ceedingly low aud his friends have
abandoned hope Should Mr. Car
rothers be taken, it will be d great
loss to the county
Mr.. Denny Tenant, one of our
solid citizens from Battelle was
here yes serday and today on bust
ness.
A MARRIAGE license has been is
sued to Charles Laughed and Susie
Sembower.