Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-07-27

lar North as C0Ium0uS on Saturday
After considerable experience amonl
the "greasers" North concludes tha
Ohio is pretty good province to liv,
in.
REV. d. A. DUFF and family, formerly
of this county, are visiting his mothers
family rorth of town.
STATE SENATOR HOLLINGSWORTH
went from Columbus to Washington on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. DUNCAN, ESQ .,of Bridgeport, is on
prospecting tour to Topeka, Kansas,
and other western points.
JESSE PRATT now ascends the ladder
and pushes the brush with as much ease
as an "old person"-it is girl.
MRs.JosE DAvIDsoN,of Steubenville, is
visiting the family of her brother, Mr..
Lew. Murdaugh, in this place.
Miss MAMIE Cook, daughter of DIR.
John Cook, of Bridgeport, is visiting
Miss Id. Troll, at the west end.
Mr.. WILSON MITCHELL is spending
this week at Oakland, one of the well
known mountain resorts on the B. s. o..
railroad.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY A. II.
MITCHELL and wife, will start on Mon.
day for Kansas and Colorado, to be alb
sent for six weeks.
Mr.. S. HAMBLEToN, a prominent attor-
ney of Columbus, o., and family are
spending a few days at his boyhood's
home, near Flushing.
Rev. G. B. HENTHoRNE, of the Nor
ristown circuit, will preach in the NJ. E.
Church, this place. next Sabbath. Rev.
II. is talented and popular minister.
MISSES EMMA PENNINGTON and An
ME Steenrod, of st. Clairsville, and Cora
Rhodes, of Bridgeport, were visiting in
Urichsville, says the Tuscaraws Chron-
icle.
Miss MINNIE ALEXANDER. of Bridge
port, daughter of Hon. R. ]. Alexander,
is spending portion of the hot term
with her friend, Miss Clara Carroll, of
this place.
HENRY WEST, now clerking in the
drug store of S. @. Hamilton, Bellaire, is
visiting his home in this place. He con-
templates accepting a similar clerkship
in Steubenville.
MRS. MATTE HAGUE, of Clark county,
has sued her husband, John Hague, of
this place, for divorce and alimony.
John says that's all right, and he has
ready.
Mrs. NJ. A. BARKLAY, of west 23d St.,
New York city, is guest of the family
of Mr.. George Brown, of this place. She
is cousin of Mrs. Brown, and a neice
of the late Lewis Sutton.
AUDITOR COPELAND, of this county.
was reelected a member of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee for the
district, at the Convention
in Columbus last week.
ADDISON THOMPSON and wife, of this
place, and David Darrah and wife, of
Bellaire, went to Cleveland yesterday;
they will probably extend their trip to
Buffalo and other points.
JOHN A. HANLAN, the chief engineer
of the Wheeling & Lake Erie road, and
a corps of assistants, are making the fl
nal survey of that road between Bow
erstown and Martins Ferry.
REV. JOHN GIFFIN, of this vicinity,
who has been missionary in Egypt for
the past six years, is, We learn, en- route
home, owing to the war in that country.
He arrived in Wheeling on Tuesday.
PROF. Tony WHITE, the balloonist, !
is arranging to take the road this fall |
with 12wagon travelling show, making |
an ascension as an outside attraction. |
The show will travel through the south.
WIN. T. MCDOWELL, the veteran print
Or, favored our town with a visit last |
week. He was brave soldier in the
late war, and was severely wounded at
Kenesaw Mountain, while on the march |
with Sherman to the sea.
Jos. H CLOSE and family will start
on Saturday via. the T. V. road, for
leveland-thence they will go to Men
10 and Canada, where the family will |
remain for fortnight, while Mr.. C. ex-
lends his trip to the East.
Mr.. THos. WRIGHT, the engineer on
,he Forthern road since it has been un-
Ter the new management, will return
next week to duty on the G. 7. V. & w.
road, and his place will be filled by Isaac
formerly of the narrow gauge
The T. V. RECEIVERS a good-engineer, and
,he Northern fills his place with one
fully tested.
DR.. B. F. TALBOT, who, for some
lime, has been carrying on the dental
business in this place, will remove to
GAINESVILLE this week, where he will be
associated with DIR. II. W. Baker in the
anne profession. Frank is clever
7oung man, deserving of the good will
md patronage of the public. We wish
him the hest of luck