Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-06-01
Personal Points.

WE noticed E. W. Johnson. of Csdiz
on our streets last week.
Mr.. OSCAR SEELEY and wife, nee Eva
Rice, spent Sabbath in town.
THE Hon. John Patton is preparing
for erecting new residence.
Miss LIZZIE WALKER started on Mon
day on visit to her brother in Chicago
THE school board at Bridgeport has
re-engaged Prof. Orr for the next tWc
years.
Miss LIZZIE KENNoN arrived home
Friday evening from long visit in
Chicago.
Dr. JONES AND SON, of Hendrysburgh
spent last Saturday with friends in East
Richland.
Mr.. CHAs COLLINS is putting up an
addition to his dwelling house on
Main street.
Mrs. A. NJ. LOWE and two sons, OF
Cleveland, are visiting c. n. Gaumeri
editor of the Gazette.
A. II. POWELL, of Louisville, takes
charge of the Sherman House, Bridge
port, the first of June.
LEONARD ATKINSON has returned to
his home near East Richland, after an
absence of several years.
Mr.. SIMEON PICKERING, of Athens,
was in town yesterday shaking hands
with his numerous friends.
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the vacation with friends in Pennsylva-
mia. They left last Saturday.
NJ. SHEETS, ex-Secretary of the Bel
mont Glass Works of Bellaire, was
caned by the employees last Saturday.
RICHARD RYAN, typo on the Cam
bridge Jeffersonian, came over on Satur-
day evening and stayed over Sabbath.
CAPT. INeLEBRIGHT, of Martins Fer
ry, has purchased new boat for $1,000,
for the Wheeling and Martins Ferry
trade.
Mrs. SUSAN GREENLEE, the eldest sis
ter of Mr.. Chas. Collins of this place,
came up on a visit from Athens on
Tuesday.
REV. ROBERT ALEXANDER, who has
been in attendance on the General As
sembly at Springfield, returned home on
Tuesday.
VIM. FELTUs, son of our efficient toll
man on the National road, who has been
in the west for a couple of years, is home
on a visit.
GEN. B. R. CowEN, formerly the ed
itor of this paper, is to assume the man
agement of the Ohio State journal, Col
umbus, to-day.
THOMAS YOUNG, of Cleveland, whose
family had been visiting in town for a
week, came in on Saturday and was
here a few days.
Hon. A. c. RAMAGE, who has soldier
son in the Union cemetery, was an inter-
ested spectator of the Decoration Day
proceeding on Tuesday.
ISAAC HAINEs, of Louisville, was
married last week to Miss Michener
of the same town. The groom is 63
years of age and the bride 4S.
D. B. WEIGH, the Cadiz banker, and
James Porter, a prominent citizen of the
same place, were in town yesterday,
looking after some pike statistics.
CHAs. P. AsKEw, who is travelling
salesman for Pickersgill, Pittsburgh,
was in town last week, shaking hands
with old friends, and reports business in
his line booming. Charley is clever
salesman.
VIM. LAWRENCE, formerly of Mt.
Pleasant, but who has made his home in
Colorado for the past seven years, sur
prised his friends in that vicinity last
week by returning for visit with a
wife and child.
WALTER CowEN, a young man in the
employ of the lantern globe works at
Bellaire, who formerly lived with John
Marshall down-the-pike, was badly
crushed by big sand car running on
him Friday of last week. His wounds
are internal, and it is feared fatal.
Miss MAGGIE M. CHAMBERS, daugh-
ter of Thomas Chambers, who is broth
er of Judge r. E. Chambers, of this
place, died at the home of her parents,
in Morgan county, on Saturday, May 20,
of malarial fever. She was bright and
intelligent young lady. and her death is
lamented by large circle of sympathet-
ic friends in this vicinity.
Sheep Shears Wilkinson's best, at
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