Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-12-23
uNIONTOWN.

PROF. W. W. MCCLELLAND furnished
Mr.. Stewart with new Palace Organ
last week. Prof. N. was formerly cit
izen of our town, but is now a resident
of Wheeling, W, Va, and has not visit
ed US for four years. He is a good sales
man and accomplished musician, and
will always receive hearty welcome.
PROF. A. W. Fox also made brief
call in our village, looking up pupils and
piano tuning. The Professor says he
has organized class, and reports his
recent concert held at New Athens a
complete success.
MR. T. B. MINTIER, son of NJ. John
Mintier, worthy citizen of Wheeling
township, is at Franklin College, and
we predict for him an honorable and
successful future
PETITIONS will be sent in to have a
new p o. established at the Toll house
on the Athens Pike, near Campbelrs
mills, and we learn that the office at
ohepherdstown will be then discontin-
ued.
Miss LIZZIE ARMSTRONG has returned
from pleasant visit to her sister in
Colorado.
ALONG THE RAILROAD.-JOhn A.
Smith, agent at Oakdale, has been hav-
Ing business boom at that station
Among other shipments was 600 bushels
of wheat by Mr.. R. b. Boyd, who is
purchasing for the Smith Bros, Wheel
ing. Mr.. J. G. Wilder, at Bruce has an
other set of telegraph instruments put
in his office, which are very ornamental
as well as useful. At that station Mr..
Daniel Brewer is shipping hogs and Mr..
j. McCarahan wheat. Business is al
ways pretty brisk at this station. At
Fairpoint Mr.. Black is receiving for
shipment a large lot of walnut lumber,
purchased by John Long; large busi-
ness doing in wheat.
Hon. JOHN PATTON owns farm near
MOnteZuma City, Iowa, which is repre-
seated as being one of the most desira-
bic farms in the State for the location of
Il cheese factory upon an extensive
scale, and inducements are being offer
ed to Mr.. Patton to remove there and
take an interest in the new enterprise,
and he has the matter in consideration.
THERE is talk of a Presbyterian Church
being builded at Fairpoint. One at this
place has been proposed, and we believe
that the day is not far distant when it
will he completed. With good turn
pike road it could be reached convent
emily, and the members of Crabapple
congregation would find it to be great
advantage in many ways.
CUPID has Il large contract on Wheel
ing creek, and has gone to work with a
will. The wedding of Miss Ada Mich
OILS to Mr.. Anthony Moore, was consum-
mated at the home of the bride, on We'd
nesday last, Rev. r. &. Campbell otficia-
ting. The contracting parties are in
high social standing in the community,
and the event is one of much interest.
1t is needless to say that the wedding
was a happy social event, and was con-
Quoted in manner indicating refine
ment and good taste. The happy couple
took the train, and will make visit to
friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Jos. BELL has long been faith
full worker in the Sabbath School, and
his Bible class having high regard for
GuOlI GCdClcI, ICquCoGCu dG lHo ClOSO Vi
school to be furnished with his photo
graph. The regard being mutual, Mr..
Bell will have some card photographs
taken. and one will be given each mem
bel of his class.
NOT being apprised of the event. we
omitted to make notice of the marriage
of Mr.. Samuel Mansfield to Miss NJ. C.
Abel. which took place on the I'd inst
Mr.. Mansfield is an orderly, Industrious,
and temperate Young man, and if sue
cessful as single man, cannot bat
prosper in married life, Fl.