Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-05

Cambridge has three telegraph offices.
A "Board of Trade" organized in
BelIaire on Friday night.
Best quality of Tea, at Shouse's.
March come in like lamb.
THE women are beginning to rectify
the rumsellers in this county.
Fresh Garden Seeds, at Shouse's.
st. Patrick's day on the 18th.
The season for fresh fish has come.
Choice Coffee, at Shouse's.
The "Beautifnl Snow" of last week
was "too beautiful to last"
Corn and Oats wanted, for Groceries,
at Shouse's. mro-ot.
MOVING day is approaching, and
many families are preparing Tor .
change.
John A. Grove, jr., is agent for Fair
banks Scales. Every farmer snoulo
have one..
THE robins and genial sunshine have
been doing the best possible to make 1t
spring-time.
Twelve different varieties of Tabac-
co at Groves Grocery. The very place
to be suited.
A Posr-OFFICE has been established
at Pennington, Colerain township, ana
its name is called Cope
The largest quantity Of Tobacco sold
ut Groves Grocery, proves the excei-
lsncy of the quality. mro-N.
TIE revival at the Methodist Church,
. Barnesville, was still in progress on
Sunday. About seventy persons have
united with the congregation.
Farmers wishing to trade Bacon or
other produce for Groceries, VIII maxi
money by calling at Groves Grocery.
Common Pleas Court was not in ses-
sion on Monday owing to the absence
of Judge Chambers.
BETTER Still-Stop at T. G. Fawcett's
and see the new Arlington Cook stove,
TO which have been added recently
important Improvements.
The Coleman Sisters delighted the
Baruesvilleians with songs and dances,
one night last week.
The improved Arlington is beauty
in her new dress. For sale at L. Y.
Fawcett's. mfo-oI
The Ne.os says that nearly $2,0oO,OOO
IN invested ip manufacturing in Mar
tins Ferry, and grumbles because
there is no national bank.
The finest stock of Children's Shoes
Shoes ever brought to this market, just
received by 81. r. Bumgarner.
Good little Jefferson county boys of
eighteen and twenty kiss their young
lady teachers, like the other children,
when dismissed from school in the
evening.
Gents and Boys sowed box-toed
Boots are all the 60, and can be had at
Bumgarner's.
MIR. Eenry Rehm, living one mile
and half east of this place. will sell
large amount of personal property at
public sale, at his residence on next
Thursday, March 18th. See posters Tor
particulars.
Spring Styles of Ladies' Lace and
Button and Lasting Caters of the finest
quality, Just received at Bumgarner's.
John Horseman, residing near Ken
non, died Wednesday night of last
week: He lived to the ripe age of 80.
Ladies' walking Shoes, the hand
soonest shoe for summer wear, at Bum
gamers.
THE County Commissioners, con-
vened in regular session on Monday,
afull board being present.
A full line of the best Boots and
Shoes ever offered in st. Clairsville, or
any other place, is at Bumgarner's.
Mr.. Vim. Harfield and family of
Quincy Ill. formerly of Bridgeport are
on visit to their friends in this
county.
A full supply of Trunks and Valises,
at Bumgarner's. mr5-3t.
The bstelligencer local intimates that
there is q big hustle in Wheeling, when
a Bailairo belle arrives, What does he