Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-11-01

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Jersey Swepts-Very fine and a
c cap Is possible. GEO. JEPsoN. ut
TIE Young ladies OF the ". T. charcI
of HarHesvIlle. introduced new leatur
iH the way Of church festivals last Fri
day evening. The main article for eat
Ing was pumpkin pie.
THEET is considerable talk in Bel
mont concerning the organization OF
bank In that place. The absence of
suitable building seems 10 be the great
est drawback to the enterprise.
Tar Twine-Fot tying fodder, cheap
Iat TO 242tl GEO. JEPsON'S.
Mr.. JOS. BANFIELD. Of near this place
/ lost valuable young COW last sabbath
evening. The animal had been eating ap.
| pies. when one lodged in her throat, caus-
| ing almost instant death
DIR. JOS. LAFFERTY. of Union town
ship. who Was seriously injured bv being
thrown from his hOrsea coupleof months
since. was in town on Monday. and Is rap
idly TegainiBg his health.
Miss Kuhl, of Cincinnati. O., saws. After
suffering faT year with rheumatism and had
lost use Of nv right arm entirely, l was coIl-
pletely cured by using two bottles Of DR.. D
Z. kremien's Augsburg 81. Antonius Oil
For sale in all drug stores; price % cents.
HUNDREDS of letters from those using
Ayers Hair Eigar attest lis value as a
restorer Of gray hair to its natural color
As a stimuianJ and tonic, preventing
ana often curing badness, and cleansing
and soothing She scalp, its use cannot
be too strongly recommended.
TIE Monroe common pleas has % in
dictmentS under the Scott law, which
are all set for trial this week. The pen
atty under this law, upon conviction. is
both fine and Imprisonment. Under the
old law, it WAS line. y Imprisonment, 0r
both, at the discretion OF the coITt.
Palm SIiitS-The best uulaGndried
''Doilar" Shirt made. Sold only by
90 q 2D JEPsoN & PATTON.
Mrs. ANN Z. RICE has sold her town
property on west Main street. TO Mr.
Samuel Wiley, for $1,000. and has pur-
chased property On Wheeling Island. to
which place she Will remove 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. Wiley will occupy his
new acquisition Of property on Monday.
GREAT PEAIss.-Lauisa Noli, Ne ca Race
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, SAYS: | haze been
prostra'ed for several years With kidney dis
ease; after using Dr. E. kremien's Augsburg
stomach and Bl0Od-purfyi;g Drops and
Breast Tea, | have Geeu free from all pain,
and take pleasure in sa ing that il is the bes'
medicine | ever knew for Fidney and liver
disease. For by all druggists; prices - cents.
WE learn that Charles Mcfarland has
rented the Fink property, corner Main
and Marietta streets. in which he in
tends opening saloon. We had thought
st. ClairsyiIle was well enough supplied
in this branch of business. This is not
mentioned as an advertisement.
THE November meeting of the East
ern Ohio Horticultural Society viii he
held at the residence of Peter Sears,uear
Barnesgille, on Saturday of this week.
Subject for discussion: obstructive in
sects and diseases Of trees" opened hy
Hugh keenan,. Miss Viola DOudGa is
essayi ist.
A. j. keyser. farmer who resides
miles west of BelIaire. last spring plant
ed ten bushels of late Rose potatoes.
which yielded $40 bushels. Out of al
load of potatoes taken to market, 81
were selected which weighed GY pounds.
the largest weighing one pound and
nine ounces.
Gum Boots and Shoes ~ full line
for men, women aud children. All first
quality, at 20 p 2t) Jepsnn & Patton's.
THE convention Of miners held in
last Wednesday really accom-
DliShed nothing. The question of consol- |
dating the 5th and 9th districts, which |
would throw Jefferson. Guernsey. Co |
and Tuscarawas counties in
he same district, was postponed to a
meeting to he held in Bellaire on Janu- !
lry oath, 1884.
JOHN SKATER, a farmer near Bridge |
port, went to town on Friday and look |
ID upon the wine when it was red. He |
was followed about 10y Michael Fiahertv. |
who finally robbed him of a watch I
worth S25 and SlT in money. at .Etna-
Vile Flaherty WAS hound over on Sat
lrday in the sum of $500 to appear at
court, and in default was brought here /
and placed in Jail.
UnderwPar-3ed white and grev-all |
grades and sizes. A very large stock at
10 u 2t, JEPSON Il PATTON's.
THE following marriage licenses were
issued by the Probate Judge for the !
week ending Tuesday:
Alex. Wiley and Anna WinanS.
VIM. II. Helpbringer and Anna E. I o.
cum.
Manuel L. Baker and Emma D. Mar
tin.
Harry VI. Clark and Esther Hcrner.
AT Springfield. OAio. the other day, az
young woman named Maggie Anderson,
was indicted for grand larceny. After
Indictment she announced that her real
name was Maggie Stewart, and that her
father kept shoe store in Bridgeport.
The name under which she was indicted
is the proper name of the girl. and her
parents reside in Martins Ferry.