Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-03-12
UNI0NTOWN.

| The people of this town and communi-
ty as well as those of Flushing, regret
the removal of Mr.. J. K Norton and fam
lily from that vicinity to establish home
elsewhere. Mr.. Norton is well known as
an intelligent, generous-bearted man,
given to hospitality and neighborly
kindness, and many persons have been
kindly entertained at his pleasant home.
The Adoertiser says "they are among our
best people, and will be missed. A record
of 80 years establishes the fact that in his
own locality he has proved "genialpop-
ular, and square dealing man. Mr.. Nor
ton will prospect in the Southern States,
and if suited will engage in commercial
or real estate business. Mrs. Norton
and their two intelligent little sons, May
nard and Kenneth, will spend the sum-
mer at the old homestead in Stewards
town, Pa. Mrs. Norton was well and
most favorably known as dramatic
and humorous reader, and the announce
ment that Miss Mary Gable would enter
tain was guarantee of a full house. She
thinks of taking up elocutionary work
again She is cordially commended as an
able teacher and an accomplished reader,
as well as lady of genial and pleas
ant manners. The best wishes of their
many friends will follow them.
Mr.. Hughes, of Flushing, and Miss
Anna Cameron were married at the par
sonage, at BannOck, by Rev. Wm. F.
Ferguson, on Tuesday evening of last
week, and are receiving the usual con-
gratulations. Miss c. is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron respected citizens
of that community.
Mrs. Maggie Bell, wife of Mr.. James
Bell, and one of the most esteemed ladies
of our locality, is seriously ill. For many
weeks she had to keep her bed and room,
but had gotten almost well again. Her
many friends are sorry to know of her
continued illness.
Mr. T. c. Price closed his school here
on the Sd inst. There was candy treat
for the children and a good dinner Mr.
Price came here few years since, highly
recommended as teacher, and he has
sustained his reputation.
Mrs. Rose Lee has erected handsome
and costly monument at Crab Apple
Cemetery, in remembrance of her late |
husband, Mr. Joseph Lee. 1t is beauti- |
sui in design, but there is no elaboration |
or display. The material is granite, and
the contract for the work was under the |
of Mr.. Curren, of Bellaire. |
All who see it will appreciate the good
taste and beauty exhibited in the design.
The Rev. G. s. Hackett preached an
able and edifying sermon from the pul
pit of Rev. VIM. F. Johnson on Sabbath
evening.-Dr. J. G.. Workman paid a
visit last week to his old home near Cen
terville to see his sister, who is seriously
ill.-MisS Anna Lee has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. Jennie Blair. at St. Clairs-
has been much sickness
in this locality that space will not allow
Of personal mention; DR.. J. c. Workman
Of this place, has an extensive practice,
and has been most attentive and faithful
TO his patients. A. w. Lee has
not been in usual health, and has been
feeling badly for several days past; he is
still able to be about, but suffers consid-
erable pain. II.
| HAD a severe attack of catarrh and
became so deaf could not hear common
| suffered terribly from
'oaring in my head; | procured bottle ;
If Ely's Cream Balm, and in three weeks ;
Gould hear as well as | ever could, and
low can Say to all who are afflicted with
he worst of diseases, catarrh, take Ely's
jream Balm and be cured; it is worth i
81 0N0 To anY man woman Or child snfrar.- | 4