Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-16

THE new B., z. & C. depot in Bellaire
is about completed.
SEVEN STYLES black French Dress Goods
at +. Troll & Sons.
A PEAR tree in the yard of J. B. Smith
ESQ.,, in Beilaire, is in bloom.
The Prohibitionists polled 20 votes in
: Bellaire and the GreeDbackers "a.
HALF of the men who bet on the cleo
tions, lost their money; it is always that
way.
The Treasurer's notice to taxpayers
will be found on the fourth page OF this
i paper.
TIE vote in Pultney township last
year was 1894, it is 2,557 this year. a
gain of 293.
! MISSES and ChildreD's fine Underwear,
in colored and white. at
CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
THE Top Mill at Wheeling has shut
and Ds market
A. J. BAGGs and J. l. Baggs, of Bridge
port, have taken out patent for coal
mining machine.
LADIES. Children's and Misses Wraps,
Russian Circulars and Newmarkets, at
F. Troll & Sons.
THE river is again up to a boating
stage, and the whistle of the steamboats,
is welcome sound.
"A FRIEND from the country informs
US that il is no uncommon thing to see
/ fruit trees in bloom this fall.
WEIsGRRBEI beat Ritz two lengths in
the boat race at Wellsburg last Saturday.
| Bets had been 10 to 8 in favor of Ritz.
You can buy the best heavy Boots,
mems and boys, at
| CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
THE coon eat up the rooster, and he
will not appear in the Democratic or
gans, or if he does, he will be very thin.
LOCAL papers last week were princi
pally taken up with politics, which is
not now as interesting reading as before
the election.
| CONRAD TROLLS Sons new goods
have arrived, and they have an immense
new ad. in this paper, telling the people.
Don't fail to read it.
| BENZ BARKHURsT, of st. Clairsville,
purchased the remaining part of Rich+
mond College from the Sheriff for 1928.
-Steubenville Press.
OUR Cloak department is the most
complete in the county-ladies. misses
and children's, in all sizes and prices, at
CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
| JAMES SHIELDS, sR., of Neff s Siding,
reports the picking Of twelve apples of
the Northern Spy variety, that weighed
ten pounds. Big apples.
THE evenings are now getting long,
and reading good local paper like the
CHRONICLE is a pleasant and profitable
way of passing them. Subscribe.
A STRAW vote of the ministers of the
st. Clairsville Presbytery, at their meet
ing in Cambridge last week, resulted:
st. John IL, Cleveland 9. Blaine I.
WE are giving special attention to
Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Underwear, everybody Can be suited. at
CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
The managers of the oil we'll near st.
Clairsville Junction expect TO get their
well to the depth they intended during
this week. At 1000 feet they bad no oil
or gas of consequence.
A FREIGHT wreck on the B. & 0. at
New Concord on Wednesday morning,
%as the cause Of the absence of the mail
We have no, particulars. All trains were
delayed several hours.
THE "Gold and Silver Coin" Shirt, the
best fitting. easiest ironed, and cheapest
in the market, at
CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
IT was a mistaken idea that the Re
publicans could carry West Va, although
a splendid campaign was made. Ad.
Thompson wears cheap suit on the re-
suit. Wheeling clothier having been so
sure as to wager one on the result.
I'm. RILEY captained the Salt river
packet, with j. B. Ryan as first mate.
The "boys" all got on, and at an early
hour Tuesday evening, the ropes were
loosed, and to the tunes of Dead March
and waiting" the procession moved.
THE fiftieth anniversary of the we'd
ding of Benjamin Davenport and lady,
of this place. occurred last Thursday,
and number of their relatives gathered
to congratulate them. They were the
recipients of number of handsome
presents.
NOTICE. The small farm of 21I
acres, formerly owned by Amos Horner,
two miles from st. Clairsville, is now Of
fered at private sale by S. d. Coen. Ev-
erything in good repair, and an abund+
aBce of large and small fruit. Call on
him at the premises, or address him at
st. Clairsville. 10 9-2t
/ NEWELL KENNoN, brother of the late
home in Fairview. Wednesday of last
week, after brief illness, in the s4th
! year of his age. For many years he was
connected with the pension office at
Washington, ana within recent years
served for one term as Probate Judge of
Guernsey county. His funeral took place
on Thursday.
WANTED.-Men of some mechanical
knowledge and good address. to canvass
for selling and putting ia place Patent
Door Springs aud Door Stops, an article
of real merit; good profit for energetic
and industrious men. Agent wanted in
each town in Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. ADJ
tdress Hardware, P. o. Box 205, Pitts
burgh, Pa. 10 9-2t.
THE Cadiz papers last week gave an
account of the celebration of the golden
wedding of Mr.. James Cady and wife,
which occurred in Cadiz on the I'd inst
Mr.. Cady and Miss Caroline Purdy were
married in Mead tp., this county, fifty
years ago. The usual presents were
given, and very pleasant time had by
those present. Several from this county
were in attendance.