Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-05-05
UNIONTOWN.

Miss LIZZIE CAMPBELL, second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Campbell, Of
this vicinity, died on Friday evening
last, and the funeral took place on Sab
bath, at o'clock A. NJ. Rev. T. J. Mil
ford had service of scriptural reading,
exhOrtatiOD and singing, at the Iesi-
dence of the deceased. B. r. Johnston,
Esq. had charge of the funeral arrange
ments, and the interment took place at
the Crabapple Cemetery. The attend
ance WAS very large, as Miss Camp
bell was a young lady beloved by all
her acquaintanceS. Her sickness of over
years duration was borne with pa
tience, and when death approached she
made preparations for her funeral, Sc
lecting the pall-bearers, as follows: Miss
Lulu Plummer, Miss Retta Cannon, Miss
Emma Pollock, Miss Jennie Grimes, Miss
Nollie Lodge, and Miss Lima Lyle. The
funeral ceremonies were very impres.
sive.
Mr.. w. II. JOHNSON, some six weeks
ago, placed himself under treatment
with DR.. j. A. Hobson, of Flushing, for
cure of ''encysted tumor" on the neck.
Owing to the physical condition of the
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ment usually employed by DIR. H., did
not have the desired effect. and he took
his patient with him to Dr. Frizzell, of
Wheeling, where they removed the tu-
NOR, which was attached to the jugular
vein, and was very adhesive to the sur
rounding parts also. The operation,
which was very delicate and critical
one, was successfully performed, and
the DR.. returned with Mr.. johnson to
this town on Saturday evening, where
he is now urder the care of Drs. Hob
son and Workmen. If Mr.. Johnson re-
covers it will reflect great credit upon
the surgical skill aud curative treatment
of the gentlemen named.
REPRESENTATIVE MEMBERS of the
A. r. Church voted as expressing the
sentiment of large number of their
congregation as in favor of union with
the U. p. Church. In making this ex-
preston they did not stand committed
in any way, As it was thought best to
defer final vote until further CORES
pondence with the United PRESBYTERIAN
brethren, and the arrangement of the
Pastoral relation and other matters that
might destroy harmony after union.
Rev. Moffat will inform the Presbytery
that his people are in favor of uniting as
above stated.
THE contractors for the masonry of
the Oak Hill school house were VIM.
Clark Il Sons, instead of j. r. Clark as
stated. These gentlemen always do first
class work, and should have the credit.
Wouldn't it be better to get Messrs. Clark
and Davis to build us brick school
house instead of frame, as contempla-
ted?
WETegret to announce the serious i'll
ness of Miss. Matte Estep, a talented
teacher in this vicinity. We are inform
ed that she has given up her school.
SCHOOL BOARD of this district are
Messrs. L. s. Bethel, Robt. Humphrey,
and Nelson Tyson.
Mr.. BUTLER has sold her house and
lot in this town TO Mrs. Nolan, and will
remove with her son, j. w. Butler, to
Somerton, Ohio. Mr.. Westley Butler
was good, honest citizen, and has
many friends here. In sickness and
death he was always on hand to render
service. Those who employ him at his
new home, will find him honest and ill.,
dustriouS. Il
THE OLD MANS DRUNK AGAIN"-On
Thursday evening a respectable looking,
cleanly and comfortably clad old gentle
man, wearing NOaharkical stove pipe
hat, and carrying his trunk under his
arm, put in an appearance on our streets.
He was not profane butsomewhat noisy,
and drunk clear through "He sang
of love and not of war;" and wanted
place tc stay over night. He came near
finding it on the street, but gentleman
took him in through pity, as he was of /.
respectable family.
Mr.. GEO. l.. MCKEE, a young law stu
dent of Bridgeport, WAS here Sabbath at
tending Miss Campbell's funeral. III.