. Ohio, the future great state, her manufacturers, and a history of her commercial cities, Cincinnati and Cleveland. all his property, for he owns thirty houses, besides glass-house and steamboatstocks. In short, from a penniless beginning we find him among the largest tax-payersin Belmont County. His marriage was productive of ten children, all living excepttwo—six of which are sons—they all being interested and engaged in the coal businesswith their father. Jacob Heatherington, by his natural business habits, has amassed a large , though he has been frugal, he never has been parsi
. Ohio, the future great state, her manufacturers, and a history of her commercial cities, Cincinnati and Cleveland. all his property, for he owns thirty houses, besides glass-house and steamboatstocks. In short, from a penniless beginning we find him among the largest tax-payersin Belmont County. His marriage was productive of ten children, all living excepttwo—six of which are sons—they all being interested and engaged in the coal businesswith their father. Jacob Heatherington, by his natural business habits, has amassed a large , though he has been frugal, he never has been parsimonious in his manner of life;and, with a liberal hand, has dispensed his charities. He is a regular attendant atChurch, and for many years has been a member of the Christian persuasion. Whateverof wealth and social position he has achieved, he owes it all to himself. He has beenthe architect of his own fortune, and his life will illustrate the old maxim, Whereis a will there is a way. Without injuring any one he has accomplished much;and, as a citizen and man, he deserves the esteem of *>. m Wfc Wk w JACOB HEATHERINGTON THEPUBLIC LIBRARY
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