Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-09-09
UNIONTOWN.

Mr.. Jos. CAMPBELL, son of Mr. VIM
Campbell, died of Bright's disease of the
kidueyS, on Sabbath last, at $50 p m,and
his funeral took place on Tuesday, at 10
o'clock a N. Although an invalid for
some time, his death was unexpected and
sudden. On Sabbath morning he ate his
breakfast, feeling as well as usual; at
some time during the forenoon he VAS
taken with some spaSmOdic affection,
which resulted fatally. Mr. Campbell
bad participated in and enjoyed the re
union OF which notice has been made
He was a young man OF correct habits
and christian character, and had the eS>
teen of d large circle of friends and ac>
quaintances.
THE death of Mr. Fletcher King oc.
Cured on Monday, at his home, near
Bruce station, and his funeral took
place on Tuesday. Mr. K.waS known aS
an industrious man, and good citizen,
and his grief-stricken wife and little
children are entitled to the fullest ex-
preston of sympathy from the people of
the community.
Mr.. john CUNARD, of 0akdale, and
Miss Katie Neihart, OF Brnce, were mar
ried at the residence of Laban Lodge,
Esq, Oh Thursday last, by Rev j c
Scuu!ler. The happy couple took the
m0Iniug train for Wheeling, and On
Friday visi Ell the fair at st. ClairsYille
Both parties are well and favorably
known, and nave the congratulations
and best wishes of host of friends.
Mr.. JOHN ROGERS, formerly respect
ed ciIizeu of our village, but now a resi-
dent of Brilliant, D, returned after al
absence of sixteen years, on Thursday
last, to visit the did town once more, and
seek after a meeting with friends of
fOI mer days. His visit was very brief
one, and many who would have been
glad to see him, were denied that privi-
lege. There is a standing invitation for
him to come again, and he will be as
sured d cordial welcome.
The Fairpoint base ball club challeng
ed the UniOntOwn club, and the contest
took place on Saturday. The score stood
at close of game. FairpoiDt p, Union'
town "a Melvin McClannahan, umpire
Mr. THos. MCPHERSON and Mr. Min
tier were seriously injured by running
together during the progress Of game
of base ball, at the sale of Mr. Jas Cook.
WE desire to express our thanks to
Mr. I w Emerson, manager of Floral
hall, during the fair, and also to Mr.
Moore and others, for their courtesy and
kindness. Every effort was used for the
convenience and comfort of exhibitors,
and each one waS treated in kind and
spectful manner. We have nothing
but pleasant remembrances of the fair,
and we trust all enjoyed it as fully. We
had the pleasure of meeting manv re-
fined and intelligent people, and we con-
graduate the officers of the association
on their successful management.
PERSONALLY James Alexander, an
aged gentleman, received severe injuries
from falling On the floor of his room re-
Maria Henderson. whose
serious illness has been mentioned, will
make her home with Mrs Jane Fulton,
in this place, until her condition is i'm
proved so that she can return to her own
nome at Caldwell. Miss Mary Rob
reicht will visit relatives at Wheeling
this week, and enjoy the State fair
Mrs Margaret Francisco near Mt Pleas
ant, o, is paying her annual visit to rel
atives III this lOcality.-Miss Workman,
of Warnock, is the guest of her brother,
Dir } q Workman.-Mr George Sharp, of
Springfield, o. came in last week and
visited the fair.-Mrs Robert Gillespie,
of Shepherdstown, was the guest of Mrs
Rose Lee, and attended church here on
Sabbath last. Fl.