Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-23
Iown and Country.

Iown and Country.
ONLY one more week of politics sftel
this one.
THE bring frosts of October are kill
ing vegetation.
GENTS tine Underwear speciality, a
CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
THE milliners are smiling, as the fal
bonnet campaign has opened in earnest
THERE is a little Iull in politics, but il
will open with renewed yigor in few
days.
THERE is a big stir among the busy
housewives just now. 1t is apple butter
time.
THE usual joke about the store box
loafer hunting winter quarters is on
the go.
THE corn husk tisnd has reported the
husks extremely thin-a short and mild
winter.
A WALK to the woods will show that
the time of the sere and yellow leaf is
at hand.
THE base ball season has closed. and
ne more games will be played till next
summer.
STRAW hats and linen busters are
called in, and the OvercOat will Sesn take
fuu sway.
EDDIE CLAToR and Ed Moninger, both
of Wheeling, are booked for boat race
on Saturday.
frmary last Friday, and found affairs
In good shade.
OUI local exchanges all had pictorial
editions last week The same old co"n"
piedominated.
IT is not long now until the campaign
torch will be laid away until the cat
fishing season.
GAINESVILLE dealers report the sale
of over 1900 bushels of timothy seed 10
farmers in that vicinity.
THE goose-bone prophets predict an
unusually long and severe winter. The
CHRONICLE, 81 per year.
GRAND MASTER, C. L. Y ,ung, of Cob
umbus. visited the |. 0. o. f. lodges Of
Bellaire Monday evering.
Miss MARY GABLE, the elocutionist,
was married a couple of weeks ago to J.
K. Norton, of near Flushing.
The man who wants to get his name
in the paper, can easily do so by not
paying his taxes, ana waiting.
THE Blaine and Logan club az Quincy
erected liue pole Saturday evening, and
at the same time jubilated over the elec-
tion.
THE official vote of Belmont county
by townships and wards is presented in
this paper, and will prove of interest TO
6gurers.
WEST VA. does not elect Congressman
until the November election, hence street
talk of Democratic gains there is as yet
premature.
THE Bellaire Tribune says that "errors
or worse, to the extent of 20. can be- es>
tab.ished in the return of the I'd ward
of that city.
CENTRAL HALL, Bellaire, has been
leased for a term of years by the Masonic
Lodge of that CITY, and is to be fitted up
for lodge room.
JUDGE |. H. GAsToN was presented
with very handsome boquet the other
day, by Bellaire lady, in honor of his
successful campaign.
WE are giving special attention to
Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Underwear, everybody can be suited, at
CONRAD TROLLS SONS.
DR.. s. II. WALLACE, of Barnesville,
was elected treasurer of the St. Clairs
vile Presbytery. at its recent meeting at
Cumberland, Guernsey county.
HENRY W. BAKER, Republican, was
elected Justice of the Peace for Warren
tp.. at the recent election by the party
vote, there being no opposing candidate.
AT the last meeting of the directors
of the First National Bank of Barnes
vile, no dividend was declared, but their
surplus fund was increased from S42, 900
to $4,000.
THE L. P. Synod of Ohio met at Cam
bridge Tuesday. 1t comprises the Pres
byteries of Wheeling, Steubenville, Mans
field and MuskiDgum, in all about sixty
ministers.
A MEETING of the Board of Managers
of the Belmont Co. Agricultural Society
is called for next Saturday, when all un-
finished business of the society will be
attended to.
OFFICER LEACH, of Bellaire, is under
$4,000 bond for his appearance for trial.
charged by An os Sheppard with having
relieved him of personal property to the
amount of 800.
CHESTER CARMAN. ESQ, of East Rich
land, was married Wednesday of last
week, 10 Miss Maggie Scott, of Middle
bourne, Guernsey county. We extend
congratulations.
THIS, Thursday evening, the Republi>
cans of Martins Ferry will have big
Publication. Marching clubs from Bel
laire. Bridgeport, Wheeling, Steubenville
and other towns will be present.
THE list of awards of the Belmont Co.
Agricultural Society, for their Fair of
1884, will be printed in the CHRONICLE
next week, after which time premiums
will be payable at the Office of John Pol
lock, Esq, treasurer.
AT meeting of the directors of the
st. Clairsville Railway Co, Marrow
Gauge on Saturday evening, the man :
agemeut was completely re-0rganized by
the election of Col James +. Charlas-
worth, President and Manager; John T.
Troll, Secretary, and Col J. X. Mitchell.
Treasurer. Col. Charlesworth assumed
control of the road on Monday.