The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-24

turned from Pittsburgh on Saturday.
The friends of the Rev. Mr.. Snod-
grass in this place, are lamcnting his
departure from our midst so soon.
About Oct. LIST, according to the reg
ulatlons of the itinerancy his full
term expires and his work must be
transferred to another place. During
his stay here his labors have been
faithful and acceptable and friends
in and out of the church are sorry to
see him 60.
c. L. Smith. travelling agent for
Fairbanks Scales, was in to see us
this week. He is pleasant and af-
fable gentleman full of business and
represents one of the best houses in
the land, namely Fairbanks d CO., of
Pittsburg, Pa. If you are in need of
scales of any kind buy the Fairbanks.
Delta.
Otis Robinson, son of Jno. ID. Rob
inson, is at home for a short time af.
ter six months stay in Fayette
county, Pa. The energy and pros
perity of the Keystone State seem to
have caught Otis and he declares his
intention of permanently locating in
that State
DR.. J. p. Fitch left last week for
New York, where he will finish his
course in medicine at Bellevue Med
ical College this term. He will re-
turn early next spring full flcdged
M. ID. Success to him.
Mrs, Jno. ii. Hoffman went to
Pittsburgh on Monday, where she
will remain for some time visiting
| friends.
The Uniontown Genius of Liberty
makes the following rcmarke about
two of our prominent citizens: cdr
Geo. b. Morris, of Morgantown, w.
Va, arrived here Oh Tuesday even
ing and stayed over night at the Gin
ton House. He left the following
morning on the S. w. p. Ry., south
for Fairchance, taking hack at that
place and arriving at Morgantown at
o'clock in the evening". Thomas
A. Haldeman, formerly resident of
Uniontown, but now residing in
Monongalia county, West Va, near
Morgantown, was one of the speakers
at the Changers picnic, held in that
county on Decker's creek on the 3rd
of this month"
Col. G. M. DAVIDSON and son Fred
die, M. nj. Commerford, r. G. Dun
nington, b. +. Reed and several other
gentlemen of Fairmont were in town
last week attending the Fair.
w. p. Wiley returned to his home
in Wheeling last Saturday after
spending a week with his venerable
parents and other friends here.
Mr.. Eliza Smith, one of our good
friends from the West Side, came in
on Saturday and renewed his own
subscription in advance and sent q
copy to his brother in the West We
guarantee long life and prosperity to
Mr.. S.
+. A. Haldeman, the live carriage
anu NdSOu HIdhCl vi DtCNu tSbON III
took time to call and renew his SUBJ
scription last week while in town.
We learn that Allen is doing an excel
lent business and we congratulate
him. However he deserves to pros
per.
Mrs. M. Hayes is visiting her son
Walter in Fairmont.
From the Intelligencer we learn
that N. l.. South and niece were in
Wheeling last Friday.
DR.. Jno. d. Hall and Prof Ralph
snyder, of Kingwood attended the
fair here last week.
A. E. Lazier, Esq, left Monday for
Pittsburgh.
Col. Jas. Evans and wife arrived
here on Monday and will remain sew
eral weeks with friends.
Messrs. Joseph Moreland and
Geo. G. Sturgiss went to Taylortown
yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Della Bunker, of Kingwood,
is visiting her friends and relatives
in this place.
The Pittsburgh excursionists who
returned on Monday, so far as we
learned, were: Mrs. Jno. A. Ollie
and daughter Miss Mary, o. H. Dill
lie, and Misses Sarah Lazier, Laura
Shisler and Susie Moore. Miss Liz
zie Moreland, andMrs. H. B. Lazier, who
were of the party, stopped at Con-
nellsville to spend few days with
old friends. J. w. Carraco and Mrs.
McFadden also returned.
DIR. E. H. Coombs, left on Monday
morning for Ohio to visit his aged
father, who, we learn is quite i'll.
John W. Guseman, Esq, was in
town on Monday, attending the meet
ing Of the incorporators of the /. V.
q M. r. r.
Mrs. L. S. Hough has been spend
ing few day in Pittsburg lately.
Miss Lizzie Everly, one of Cass-
villes young ladies, who was visiting
at Festus H. Tapp on lower street,
was suddenly called home, her moth
er having been taken violently ILL.,
Student, Thorn. Boyd has resumed
his studies, after three months So
iourn in Pennsylvania. Tom. is very