Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-09

October I4-Election Day.
FRESH pork has made its appearance
in the meat shops.
THE State and county elections Tues
day of next week. =.
The weather has been remarkably hot
for the season of the year. -
Col. TAYLOR addresses six meetings
this week in Democratic Monroe.
APPLES are falling off badly, aud the
crop of good apples will be small = !.
THE Bellaire st. John aud Daniels
club now has thirty-eight memoefs.'f ~
The building season is about over, and
the fall boom in wall paper has begun.
WRITING paper will advance two cents
per pound, on account of no foreign rags.
THE small boys hands are beginning
to take on the familiar color OF the nat
hulls.
THEY. M.C.A- of GAINESVILLE is max
ing arrangements to open free reading
room. - .----i 80 :.
THE recent rains have greatly revived
the pasture fields, which are taking on q
green look. - .77.e1z'. = =
BARNEsvILLEisi is importing butter from
Chicago, the home supply not being up
TO the demand. frt-
THE picture of Blaine printed in the
last Barnesyile Saturday News is hor-
rible caricai ure.
THE ladies of Martins Ferry preseRted
the Republican marching club with a
beautiful banner. -
EVERY Republican should be at the
polls next Tuesday, and vote the entire
Republican ticket.
IT seems to be a demonstrated fact
that oil and gas are scarce articles In the
vicinity of Bellaire.
EAST RICHLAND school district, says a
correspondent, has 80 Democratic voters
and 20 Republican.
THE campaign is rapidly drawing to a
close, and the last days will be warm
ones in all sections
The Democrats get mad when band
plays "The girl L left behind me, at a
Cleveland meeting.
A FEW very bad cases of diphtheria
are reported IN various parts of Bellaire,
says the Independent.
B. d. SIDwELL, of Flushing, lost two
stacks of hay and some fence, the other
day, while burning brush.
& CRANK is defined as a person who
has oyiuions of his own, which do not
agree with your opinions.
TIE stove pipe joke is rapidly ripen-
ing. We have one in pickle, but don't
want to IRE it off prematurely.
BARNEsvILLE young men are engaged
in the using and prottable(? y pastime
of cock fighting. Bad Barnesyille.
Miss MARIETTA AsKEw has resigned
her position at the Children,s Home. with
the intention of going to California.
WM. MAYHEM, of Centerville, has pur'
chased james Hart's brick residence in
Belmont, and will convert it into u hotel
THE relatives of young Welsh, wao
was shot by Marshal Burke, of Bellairs
have sued that city for $4,000 damages
The onion glass works, Martins Fer
ry. will resume next Monday, wbeI
every factory in the city will be at work
BELLAIRE has Company O., Blaine
and Logan guards, which the lndepend
ent denominates the banner club of th'
city.
THE Belmont schools are under A. P
White, principal, ana Misses Agnes Moor
Miilar m tho bar dQn2rf,
ments.
DE-. VINCENT, former President of tn,
college at New Athens. has accepted i
call 10 be pastor of the U. 2. church a
Latrobe, Pa.
IT is expected that the premium lis
OF the Belmont Co. Agricultural Societ,
will be printed Immediately after tn
State election. =
The window glass men are reportet
TO be very despondent over the trade out
look, but hops for a revival after th
campaign is over.
ALITTLE girl at Morewood. near NJ
Pleasant. ate some berries she found i
the woods Tuesday of last week, an
died in few hours.
FRANK, son of james Deffenbaugh, q
Bellaire, was running around with
stick in his mouth, when be fell dow
cutting his throat badly.
BURGLARS entered McKeeyer's hard
ware store. Barnesville. Sunday night {
last week, and carried off revolver
knives, and other goods.
A BELLAIRE man offers $100 that OH
goes Republ. can next week, and Il
same amount that Blaine will have so
plurality in the State in November.
THE population of Kirkwood is 1,27
Bridgeport 1.l63, and Etnaville 1903,
total of 3,303 This census was taken
connection with the school enumeratio
A FIRE during the present scarcity
water, would have its own way. Peep
cannot be too reful in handling iii
especially in rooms where fall fires W
soon be lighted.
AT the meeting of the stockholders
the b., Z. 4 G. road at WOCdsfield Ii
Wednesday, the proposition to iss
bonds to the amount of 100000 was G.
Tied unanimously.
THE next meeting of the Eastern Oh
Horticultural Society will be held at [
school house, Lore City, on the Ilth in
Subject: Peach Culture" opened
Hugh keenan,; essayist, Mary C. Vail
THE hole at Martins Ferry which v
bored for gas has been noticed to be
charging gas right along, but net in p
ing quantities, and it has been sugges
that it may have been abandoned loo so
The Presbyterian Missionary meet
of st. Clairsv;lle Presbytery. which '
TO have been held at Caldwell on the
has been postponed until the 22d. SO N
Noyes, of Canton. China, can be press
to deliver an address.
Two BALLOT boxes will be requi