Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-10
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Mr.. Alex. Mansfield, of this township,
and Miss Mary E. Kimmerly, of Union
vale, were married on the 18th ult., at the
parsonage, Cadiz, by the Rev. r. e. Ram
sey. ALEC" has being a cripple) con
tended through life with adverse circum-
stances, and being of an independent ma
ture, crayed charity of no one, even TAX
ing of his little store of money hardly
earned to defray the funeral expenses of
brother rather than he should be buried
atpublic expense. By civil department
and industrious habits he has won the
respect of many who now wish for him
and his happy home.
Mr.. John Eddy Smith, formerly of Bel
mont county, now resident at Beaver,
Pa, and most favOrably known to many
readers of THE CHRONICLE, is associated
with Mr.. Gusts as proprietor of the Daily
argus, published at Rochester. and the
Argus and Radical, published at Beaver.
We thank Mr. Smith for copies of his pa
pers, and congratulate him on his sue
cess as Il newspaper publisher.
Monday was day suited for farm
work, and but few persons were present
at the polls at any one time. There
seemed to be no cause for contention or
excitement, and the day was a very quiet
one, and nothing transpired worthy of
note, except that for the Republicans the
wind was in the east" as usual.
Mrs. Rose Lee has erected for her fu-
ture home fine dwelling house at Flush
ing, and removed from her former home
here to that town on the ID of this month.
In parting with Mrs. Lee and Miss Rob
recht the people here lose two of those
counted among the best citizens of the
town, and when they left every one part
ed from them with regret. Mrs. Lee was
kind and sympathetic friend and neigh
Dor, thoughtful and helpful in both So
cial and private life, and her good quail
ties as a friend and neighbor cannot be
overestimated. Miss RObrecht has the
esteem of all our citizens for her many
good qualities, and the citizens of Flush
ing are to be congratulated on the addi-
tion to their numbers of ladies cf such
wealth and social distinction.
Mr.. John Michael will occupy the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Lee, and our
people feel gratifed to know that the
good reputation of Mr. Michael and fam
lily is guarantee that the loss of one
good family from our village will be
made good by the substitution of anoth-
er, and cordial welcome is extended.
A hearty welcome is extended to our
new citizens, Mr.. VIM. Frater and wife,
of Oakdale, Mr. Morris and wife, of Har-
rison county, aud we also regret the loss
of others of our good citizens in the per-
sons of Mr. Samuel Donner and family,
Mr.. David Davis and wife; Mr. ID. will
make his future home near Centerville,
and Mr.. Davis near Steubanville, o.
Mr.. Emory Baker and wife, and Mr.
Clayton Fulton, OF Bridgeport, and Miss
Lima Fulton, of St ClairSyille, came home
to visit their mother, who is dangerously
ill.-Mr. VIM. Kilgore, one of the enter
prising business men of our county, Wis
tied his brother of this locality-We are
indebted to Senator Nichols for Map of
Ohio, showing new Congressional dis
tricts-Mr Charlie Graham left ON Mon
day for Bellaire, where he will learn the
trade of house painter H.
SOUGHT for the last hundred years. A
remedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold in
the head found at last i'll Ely's Cream
Balm. Safe and pleasant to use and easily
applied into the nostrils. 1t gives relief