Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Jessie Close Shirley, of Staun
ton, Va, is visiting relatives in this place
Mayor Mitchell, DR.. F. :. DeHaSs
and II. ". Smith, were among the Mar
tins Ferry people called here yesterda!
on railroad appropriation case.
Jas. Ii. Drennen, Esq, the veteran
editor of the o. I. Ne,Cs, made THE
! CHRONICLE a pleasant call last week.
Sheriff Foulke spent Sunday with his
mother at Beallsville.
Miss Ina Tallman came over from
the Washington Seminary Friday, re,
manning at her home until Monday.
/ Representative Hilles has been
in town day or two the guest of his
sister, Mrs Walter Darrah. SAN" al
ways has a cordial welcome here.
Mrs George W. Dunn and little son
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. {.
W. Carroll.
Mr.. George Jepson is a delegate to
the Presbytery, at Bellaire, representing
the Presbyterian congregation of this
place.
Mrs. R. Y. Duff is visiting relatives
at Harrisville.
JACOB PROBASCo, a mason employed
on the Presbyterian Church last summer,
was arrested at Granville, Licking Coun-
ty, by Marshal Doyle, yesterday, and will
arrive here this evening, charged with
bigamy. Julia Elerick, whom he married
here. is said to be his third victim. She
was good looking and excellent girl, and
earnest efforts were made by her friends
drel. She was employed in the dining
room at the National Hotel at the time
of her marriage.
DURING the storm on the 10Th instant
lightning struck the rods on the hospital
building at the County Infirmary. The
charge was so heavy that a portion of the
current passed off through the water con-
ductOrs on the building, tearing some of
them off and doing considerable damage.
John Hague, one of the inmates of the
hospital, was shocked so severely that he
died on the following Thursday. His re-
mains were buried in the Union Gene
tery.
THE dog pOisoner has been in town
during the prSt week, and dOsed half
dozen or more dogs, some of them yalua
BILE ones. Mr.. J. c. Kinter lost useful
dog, and the BOroff boys their hounds.
Fine and Imprisonment is the penalty
for such doings.
Mr.. L. G. MURDAUGH, of the st. Clairs-
vile Mills, desires to express his thanks to
the neighbors and friends who so kindly
and promptly contributed to the fund for
the repair of the damage to his mill pro-
perty by the recent storm.
FoRnearly half century Ayers Cherry
Pectoral as an anodyne expectorant is due
to a Skilful combination of the most
powerful ingredients Nothing like it
has ever been attempted in pharmacy,
and its success in the cure of pulmonary
complaints is unparalleled.
THE storm which passed over this re-
gion on the 18th inst, was very heavy in
the southwestern part of Carroll and the
northeastern part of Harrison counties,
doing considerable damage.
REV. R. NJ. Brown, a former pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church, Bell
aire, died from Bright's disease, at his
home, in Wellsburg, w. Va, on Friday,
aged about 45 years.
Mr.. VIM. II. WATSON, of Wheeling
township, whose serious sickness was
mentioned last week, is now pronounced
to have typhoid fever, and his recovery is
doubtful
QUARTERLY MEETING services will be
held in the NJ. E. Church, this place, on
Saturday and Sunday, May and 5. Pre-
siding Elder Mills will conduct the ser
vices.
SUPERINTENDENT WATERS, of the st.
Clairsville public schools, is contributing
a series of practical papers on English
Grammar to the School Messenger.
THOMAS COCHRAN sold on Tuesday his
on the Northeast corner of Main
and Marietta streets, to Archibald Giffen,
the grocer, for $500.
THE St. Clairsville Presbytery met in
Bellaire on Tuesday and Wednesday; the
opening sermon was preached by the |
Rev. J. A Bower
IT is stated a thousand men will be at
work at the union railroad bridge, Mar
tins Ferry, and the tunnels over the riv-
er, next month.
GENEvIEvE BARKHURST, aged 16, and
Larry Edwards, of Cadiz, aged 20, eloped |
and married in spite of the opposition of
parents.
CRAWFORD LUCAS, promising young
man of Centerville, died in Bellaire, where
he had been working in store, on Mon
day.
WHITE & Co.'S circus and trained ami
NAL shows will pitch their tents on the
Fair Grounds on Wednesday, May 1st.
JAS. A. LEWIS is building neat resi-
dence on his lot recently purchased at
the East End.
IF damage results from team left
upon the street without control. the own