Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-18

BRlIAIRx is 10 have show :'Sells Broth.
ers circus is to exhibit on the 29th inst.
DE-. GEO. c. VINCENT President Of Frank
In College, viii deliver the next lecture Of
Inc Ftee Course in the United Presbyteri-
an church, on next Friday eyening-s subject,
s'The Battle OF the Boyne.7
PHILIP PAILLIPs sang TO small audience
in Bellaire, on Saturday evening. Mr.. Phil
lips musical genius was appreciated, on Sab
bath night, when a crowded house listened to
his sweet songs. because there was no admis-
sioa fee -
GAUMER is a daring fellow He was so
brave during the judicial canvass in &c, that
ne would not insert the name Of Wm- Okey
the regular Democratic nom inee for Judge
in the ticket kept standing in his paper until
a prominent Demoera, became personally re-
sponsible to him for any loss Of subscribers
which might tVke place by reason Of that
course. C. is hero Cor fact.
A GLANCE at the beautiful spring goods for
gentlemens wear, at the clothing establish
Hlent of Thomas Hughes q Co., Wheeling,
viii discover some of the. most tempting
STYLES of cloths, cassimeres and vestings, ever
brought to that city This firm select their
goods with a cultivated taste, and their won
derful skill in cutting garments is not sur
passed by any firm in or out of Wheeling.
HOusekeepers
Should buy their China and Qurensware at
Freiders, Wheeling. He has a very large
stock of plain and decorated goods, which be
offers at surprisingly low rates, also large
and well selected stock of Wall Paper of the
latest styles GIVE Freidel a call when you
want anything in his department
ANOTHER steam wagon for Burdette has
just been Duilt at Means foundry and ma
chine shop. 1t is in many respects great
improvement over the one built there last
fall 1t weighs, when ready for the road.
about five and half tons, and runs with cog
PEELED by a single engine, and is relieved of
much of the clumsiress of the former one; still
it cannot be considered a ''thing of beauty"
.-[Steubenvile Sunday Local.
a SURE INDICATIoN OF MERIT THE in
creasing demand for Patterson's PalItable
Worm Syrup is a sure indication of great
merit. From all quarters we hear words of
praise in its favor. 1t is pronounced the most
pleasant, safe ard eff ectual remedy for worms
.Children eryfor it.' Sold by all dealers.
Price % cents.
Ok the outside of this paper will be found
an account of a distressing accident at Mar
tins Ferry, last week. by which three of the
best young men of the town lost their lives
Young Kerr, one of the boys who escaped, i;
the grandson of Robert Kerr, Sr., of this
place. aFrhe bellies of two of the boys have
been recovered, but that of Crowl has no
been found, though every appliance has beer
used and every exertion made which wa!
possible ii 81 tIlIlIl 3 eillk4E
THE wool growers of Harrison county have
an association which ueets at stated times.
and discusses questions pertaining to their in
terests: At their meeting on next Saturday
1the quest ions as to tliow- wool should be pre-.
lparefsfor fi&rlei;, and whether it is profita
ble to buy sheep brought from Vermont, art
10 receive attention. The wool growers ot
BelmQnt nightOrganize a similar assoeiation
and ijeS greatly prcffttd by comparison d
notes. -. .
TAYLaa SfRAUDRR the. West Virginia wife
murderer woo was twice sentenced to b,
hanged has had his lease. of life. further cx
ended by the Supreme Court Of the L 5
awarding a writ oferrdr to The tourt Ap-
oeals of West Virginia. oh'the ground that th'
law Of that State prohibiting Colored ci;izrn
from serving a. Jurors IL: violation of III.
eonstitu, M # iitsag5nilef States. - Y
/ TRz 4EHzLosskf ~W EE
ts CeL5 4 s4ts BNpx, Of the Light Guards,
was in tu%h,, on Tuesday, in consultation
with the officers of the. military here Th,
Colonelfiesires thar the boys appear in Bel
Ilaire ontAe 9Jsllof May to observe Becora
ton Day. Indications are now that the Ad
jutant General of the State will shortly issa
Eorders for anuhber of regiments fthe o. n
g. to rendezvous at Marietta and go int
camp for week. 1t is expected that tk,
I'd regiment will be among the number order
| ed TO that point.
i an the meeting of the Bellaire Council, or
Tuesday evening, the following nomiuation.
were made ly the Mayor, of night watch
men dst ward, .. MeElhapey; ID ward
iohh Heief; 81 wapI, John Bsrkfs g, ware
Michael Curren; 9TH ward, P. o. S.dvell
ihe council coDtirmed al. of the nominal. ,l.t
except Deiters. and. Burke--tle Batter failin.
because of his non residence in the ward 70
which he was appointed, 1t is understood b.
will repovetp theSd wabdA : 1G 6
THE Directors Of the County Infrrary
held a meeting in Bridgeport, on Tuesday, t,
iTeceive proposals for medicine and medica
attendance to the poor of Pease township
The Bridgeport precinct was awarded TO Dr.
J. NJ: Todd for $75 90, at the Martins Ferry
precinct to DR.. B. o. Williams for 800 90
! Fine fraternity down there are. opposed to th
letting 4they,M he~ called aad-eharge a
in other cases-and consequently they squeai
The gentlemen chosen are physicians of skill
land experience. - 6
+ N AScHD DkSaRs.the mother of Anon and S
1'F. Davies the Oldest resident of Wayn
township died on Sunday. Deceased was bor
in Pennsylvania in the year 1871 and remo7
ed to Waynetowhship in the neighborhood i
which she resided about sixty years age
:. During the most of her life she was a faitl
full menibero Of the NJ. E. Church. She fri
4 aaehtly Sat under the ministartions of Bish
1 op Asbury and McKendree and was the az
quaintance and friend of father Boyd in hi
childhood days. Her funeral took place a
4 Horeb NJ. E. Church on Monday and he
remains were followed TO the tomb by a larg