Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-07-05
Ei Wells
BOOT & SHOE MAKER.

Respectfully informs the public that he has
commenced business in the shop one door
west of Mr.. lnskecp's, and directly opposite
Mr. Groves Tavern.
For many long years did he continue TO
invest his aUl for the good OF mems soies--
but the great Master of the Universe at last
stamped "well done" upon his works, and
took him up higher.
Aaron Mercer, from near Georgetown, I'D.
vertises "A birth for a Weaver" referring
to property to rent. Aaron, no doubt, in
tended to say berth, but the printer would not
let him--nnd here are we, years after, sml-
ing at the ridiculous error.
Salathiel Ollie d Gesroe Taylor. nf Wheel.
ing, give notice that they have formed CO.
partnership under the firm name of Ollie g.
Taylor. Thei. warehouse is situated near
Major sprigg's Tavern. They have for suo
the following articles: "Casting, Bar iron
Pig g. Bar lead, Shot, Tobacco, Powder
Oysters BY the keg, Glass, Whiskey, Apple
Brandy, Gin, Cordial g. Flour" The earnes,
seeker after the interesting establishment
kept by Messrs. Taylor d Ollie will find il
in Wheeling, according to the above direc'
tions-"near Major Sprigg's tavern" Blu
"Major Sprigg's tavern" and Taylor g. Dille',
warehouse are both among the things tina
were nineteen.twentieths Of the pre-
sent inhabitants of Wheeling never heard o
Messrs. Taylor g. Dil.e's warehouse, or "Maj
Spriggs tavern" Observe what beautifu
variety Of articles Messrs. Taylor g. Dix
have on sale. Quite ahead Of the capacity
Of any Wheeling store of the present day
however grand its pretentions.
Israel Brown offers the liberal reward o
one cent FOR the apprehension of Silas Black
a runaway apprentice to the shoe making
Silas at the time of his departure was Is
years old. As Silas is now, if living, /,
stout boy of ~ years, no can return to towr
without fear of Israel, who does not live her,
at present--but, no doubt--tlred OF tinkerinl
other mems solss, he ia now "where the wear!
are at rest"
John Scatterday gives notice that he ha
removed his Office from the Rising Sum- tav
ern, to the brick building opposite CALDWELL
& Pickerng's stores. Well do we remembe
H.quire q. Ho held the scales OF justice 4
this town for above a quarter of century
and his highest reward was the praise O
swell done" as his nc me was mentioned wit
that noble plaudit--"an honest man." Flu
Of gears. honored of men, and fearing Coo
he went down to the grave.
Andrea White gives notice that IL person
indebted to him do not settle in one week
their accounts WILDE left with the props
officer for collection. No doubt oil Andre,
Wales credits we're at last settled, sffordin
T him sufficient funds to "pay the debt Of nj
ture."
Quite an imposing advertisement of "Mi
g. Mira. Eckstein's Seminary for the sducstio
of Young ladies" In Wheeling, occupies
. column and more Of the Journal. "Mr.
, Mrs, Eekstsin's Seminary for the Educauo
: Of Young Lsdies," we believe has been d.
: continued for few years past--25 or more
and is succeeded by the "Wheeling Femal
seminary"-which. slthough.its advertise
ments do not say "for the education Of Youn
'. Ladies"--is nevertheless engaged in that ss
a ceedingly laudabls occupation. lis, by tn
! way, one Of the best seminsriss in the We.
Mrs. Thompson's, we mean, not "Mr. 1
d Mrs. Eekstein's."
n DR.. 4. Aieaisr, offers his services 10 II
ei.izens Of 81. Clsiryillc, and undsrtskss ,