Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-01
Franklin College.

To schom IL may concern;
The following is partial list Of the eminent
men who have received their education al
Franklin College:
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Edgar Cowan, IL D., late U. S. Senator
from Pennsylvania.
Joseph Fowler, LII. D., Late u. S. Senator
from Tennessee.
VIM. Sharon (the celebrated millionaire) U
S. Senator from Navada.
coyGREssMEN
John A. Bingham, NJ. g., and Minister tc
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J. T. Updegraff, VI. c., Sixteenth District.
VIM. Lawrence, LII. D., Bellfontaine, Ohio.
VIM. Kennon, ST., NJ. c., and Judge Of the
Courts of Eastern Ohio.
Vim. Kennon, Jr-, NJ. c., and Judge of the
Courts of Eastern Ohio.
Thomas Acres, N. G. from Missouri.
GOVERNORS.
Wilson Shannon, late Governor of Ohio, ant
Minister to Mexico.
Geo. W. McCook, late candidate for Govern.
or of Ohio.
Joseph Ray, NJ D., author of Rays Mathe.
NAUTICAL Works.
A. NJ. Stewart, author of Camp ''March and
Battlefield
J. B. Johnston, anthor of work on PsalmOdy
and work on the 1.-The Prayer Meeting"
John N. Aughey, author of The Iron
Furnaces
John Welsh, Ii. D., of the Supreme Court
of Ohio.
John Bruce, LII. D., Judge of the U. S. Dis
trict Court for Alabama.
r. E. Chambers, Ii. D., Judge Of the Dis.
trict Court of Eastern Ohio.
PROFESSORS AND PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES.
A. NJ. Black, D. D., Prof. in Monmouth
College.
VIM. Brinkerhoff, IL D., President of Hope.
dale Normal College.
G. G. Vincent, D. D., President of Franklin
College.
A. F. Ross, LII. D., late President of Frank
lin College.
A. D. Clark, D. D., Prof in U. P Theologi-
cal Seminary, Allepheny, Pa
johnson Welsh, late President Of Franklin
College. q
John Robb A. NJ, President Iberia College
R. G. Campbell, d. D., Professor in Frank
lin College.
t. NJ. Sewell, A. NJ, Professor in Franklin
College.
= John A. Gray, Prof. in Muskingum College.
Geo. K. jenkins, Prof. in Franklin College
and other institutions.
James p. Mason, Prof. in Bethany College.
MINISTERS.
Four-fifths of the graduates of Franklin Col
lar Of h.
two hundred of the Alumni have entered the
ministry and became efficient and useful men.
We give names of few only, in addition to
those already mentioned:
VIM. N. Grimes, D. D., Steubenville. Ohio.
Joseph Grimes, d. D., Alliance, Ohio.
j. P. Sankey, D. D., Rochester, New York.
R. B. Ewing, D. D., Pittsburgh, Pa.
T: R. Crawford, d. D., Mooreheld, Ohio.
John Robinson, D. D., President Board of
Wooster University.
Robert McWatty, D. D., Mercer, Pa.
Lafayette Marks, Wilmington, Del. -
Cyrus ]. Hunter, D. D., Northeast, Pa,
IoURSALIsrs.
George McAdams, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Robert G. Brown, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Jesse o. Thomas, Bristol, Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel G. Armor, M. D., Ii. D., Lecturer
in the Brooklyn Medical Hospital College and
Dean Of the Faculty.
Jacob Blickensderfer, Chief Engineer of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
II. D. McCarty, LII. D., Superintendent
Public instruction, Kansas.
Rev. Thomas McIntire, Supt. of Asylum for
Deaf and Dumb, Michigan.
The success of the graduates of Franklin
College is due to the fact that they have OBJ
tanned a thorough classical education, Facts
have demonstrated conclusively that no educa-
tion is SO good as classical one.
With full and efficient Faculty, honest
work continues to be done in this institution,
free from Importation of sham or shoddy.
Next session opens September 9Th.
LOYAL AiUMsus.