Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-10-23
BRIDGEPORT.

The Cincinnati Enquirer by its persis-
tent effort at deception, left its mark
on the Democratic'd dilapidated finances.
Wonder if the Enquirer still insists its
party will carry Molly Stark and Trum-
bull counties? Depleted Democratic
pockets would like to know, you know.
If three feet square of calico is worth
40 cents, how many Democratic scalps
could one get for a nickel?
The Republican Jubilee on Saturday
night was huge affair-not less than
1900 people participating. Music, speech,
making, songs, ,illuminations, good cheer,
professions, and hallelujah wind-up-
nearing the Sabbath closed the glorious
canvass in GLORIOUS old Pease" Every
body was on their good behavior, every
body was wild with delight. and with
three times three our campaign fires
went out, to be re-kindled next year.
The Misses Deborah and Lydia Hol-
lowry expect to spend the winter in Co
lumbia, 5. G.
Elwood Dunlevy, who has been ruSti-
eating among the West Va. hills, we are
happy to say, has returned, much i'm
proved in health.
Charley Seabright is pushing his work
on the Greek Bridge with cOmmendable
vigOr.
DR.. T. C. Rowles has sold out his Drug
store to North West and VIM. Gilmore,
two as clever and competent young bu-
siness men as We know Of They have
thoroughly refitted and adorned their
store room, in most beautiful style,
making it one of the handsomest rooms
in the county. We commend these young
men to the fullest confidence of the peo-
pie, and from their well-knOwn ability
as Druggists, we hazard nothing, in pre-
dieting for them prosperous future
DR.. Rowles, and Barclay, his son, con-
template moving West.
In view of the splendid and arduous
work done by the gallant Republicans
of Bridgeport, we cannot refrain from
mentioning Charley Junkin, Charley
Miller, Henry Koehlien, VIM. Reed, Jas.
Clark, Will Graham, WILDER Tallman,
Capt. Hollister, Mayor Robinson, Dick
Robinson, the Clark boys, Edward Pit
tbs, John Liller, Sam Clemens, G. c. Par
son, 2. Phillips, Johnny Rhoades, 10.
West, Tallman Bros, Henry Crawford,
Sans Scott, Capt. McConnaughey, 10.
PlatOff Brewer, VIII
Giffin, James Holloway, Robt. Smith,
VIM. Howells, the Lloyd brothers, David
T. Moffit, and all the noble and
true boys at Etnaville, with special
mention of Gen. John w. Hill, who was
specially kind, and ever ready with his
line outfits to transport speakers and vo-
ters, having, with Mart McConnaughey,
who is also entitled to special notice and
gratitude, for his clevernesS, twice 60
ng to Bellaire with splendid turnOuts,
free-the iirst time after Gen. Garfield, |
md the next for Gen. Gibson and Gov. |
Foster. Ali these men, and more, and |
% all other efficient workers, the thanks
If the Republican party are due. May
,ou all live long, prosper, and richly en-
oy the fruits of victory you so well and
'ichly earned.
The Republican Ladies deserve espe-
ial thanks for their smiles, their pres
nee everywhere, when needed to cheer
N the good cause. Having labOred as
to prepare a magnificent flag,
which they did the Foster Club the hon
II to present to it, they were tireless in
heir enthusiasm, their attention, and in
very good work to make the campaign
he great success it was. Their presence
nd encouragement were duly apprecia-
ed, and cheered Oh the boys. To one
nd all, we tender the thanks of the
reat Republican party for your oppor-
une and efficient aid. May time
cal kindly and prosperously with you
Il!