Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

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day.
DR.. 5. L. West started yesterday OF
an extended tour embracing Kansa:
and other points in the West.
Commissioner Cope and wife starr
Saturday on trip to Chattanooga, anC
other points in Tennessee.
Misses Emma Cline and Lou Haber
stick, of Wheeling, spent the Fair week
with Miss Bella Webber.
Misses Nellie and LYDIA Anderson,who
have been visiting friends in Kansas for
the past six weeks, returned last Thurs
day, greatly delighted with the West
Miss Fannie Murray, of Bellaire, was
visiting friend in this place last week.
Miss Alice EdgertOn started on Mon
day for Wooster, where she will attend
college.
Mrs. Albert Ferren, of East Liver
pool, visited the family of Mr. JAS Fer
rem last week.
Misses Dora and Josie Holloway, of
Canton, are the guests Sheriff FOulke.
Mrs. Carolina Groves and daughter
Blanche left on Tuesday evening for a
six-weeks visit in Kansas.
Mr.. Will Mutchmore and wife, of
Columbus, are the guests of Mrs. DR..
Tallman.
Mrs. Willis Nichols, who has been
spending the heated term at the residence
of Mr.. Joel Nichols in this place, return
ed to her home in East Liverpool, on
Monday.
Miss Malinda Willard is visiting with
friends near Wellsburg, W. Va.
Rev Sherman H. Doyle, who has been
preaching in Seymour, Iowa, for the past
four months, returned to this place last
Thursday. He will finish his course in
the Allegheny Theological Seminary
during the present session.
Mr. Will Geller, of Wheeling, is at
the residence of his parents suffering
from rheumatism and dropsy. His
brother George, of Wellsville, is also here
on the sick list.
Miss Clarissa Mcpherson, of Lancas-
ter, Pa, who has been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Piggott, in this
place, has returned home. Phebe Spencer,
of Spencer Station, a sister of Mr. Pig
gott, also visited his family last week.
Miss Ina Tallman yesterday returned
to Washington Female Seminary to re-
sumo her school duties.
Prof. RObt. NJ. Collins leaves to-day
to enter upon his duties as Superinten
dent of Schools at Piedmont, W. Va, to
which position he was recently elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Mitchell have re-
turned from a very enjoyable trip to Mil
waukee. The many friends of DR.. and
Mrs. W. H. Carson, whom they visited,
will rejoice to hear of their prosperity,
and their contemplated visit to this place
in October.
THE Marysville Tribune, whose editor
was an associate of Representative Nc
Kelvey in the last General Assembly of
Ohio, pays the following well-deserved
compliment to the Republican nominee
of Belmont county:
We are glad to see that the Republi-
cans of Belmont county have renOmina-
ted by acclamatiOn Hon. A. T. McKelvey
for Representative He was member
of the 68th General Assembly, and that
body had no member that was more act
i've, efficient and attentive to his duties
than he, and besides he is a courteous, af-
fable, kind-hearted gentleman, whose eX
ample in legislative body reflects the
highest credit upon himself and his con-
Stituents. 1t is always safe to trust such
men in the legislative halls, for their
Judgment is seldom at fault as to what
they ought to do for the best interests of
their constituents and the State at large
PROBATE JUDGE GAsTON has issued
the following marriage licenses since our
last report ending Tuesday:
AlOis Burda and Annie Krigei;
John McAninch and Anna Lyon;
Edward ID. KeySer and Matte r. Davis;
Frank NJ. Bickelberger and Mary J.
Morrison;
Ernest E. Wesley and Sadie Burson;
Robert T. Blon and Mamie j. Barnes;
Jim Main Dorsey and Rachel Logan;
VIM. NJ Acton and LOrena Hamilton;
Geo. W. Rizer and Ella Sapp;
Fred J. Wright and Adella Perkins;
VIM. E. Emerson and Lucy Y. Thorn
berry;
John F. Shry and Ella Day;
Wilbur c. Hinkle and Anna E. Dubois. |
Mr.. JAS. II. WATSON, of Fairpoint, j.
NJ. Phillips, of Hunter, Miss Rertha SUIT
ton, of st. Clairsville, Miss Maggie Mas
ters, of Key, o. J. Gregg, of Belmont, and
J. w. Myers, of Warnock, entered Frank
lin College last week.
If you could see your own scalp through |
an ordinary magnifying glass, you would
be amazed at the amount of dust, dand |
ruff, and dead skin thereon accumulated. |
The best and most popular preparation |
for cleansing the scalp is Ayers Hair
VigOr.
II. H. ANDERSON, of Cambridge, well
known in this county, has been appoint
ed Minister Resident and Consul General
to Bolivia. Several years ago Mr.. A. was
the law partner of Congressman Taylor.
Ne,O GOods-They must go-Our large
stock of Blankets, Comforts, Flannels,
Flanneletts, Underwear, Rubberwe II,
Boots and Shoes. Donot fail to get some |
Of these bargains we are Offering for your
own benefit, G. TRQLL's Sons,
A ROLLING mill is to be built at Cam
bridge, which will employ about 200 op-
Free gas and an $4,000 bonus
were among the inducements leading to
It's establishment.
CHAS. c. CARROLL, formerly of this