Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11

It works have been tested, and proneunoel
i. all right.
oj QUARTERLY meeting of the N. Z
church IN this place, will occur next Sat
urday and sabbath.
TIE Flushing National Bank offer
for sale some delinquent stock. Sce ad'
vertisement elsewhere.
THE Charles Arick property. corner Of
Main and Sugar streets, has been pur
chased By the editor of this paper.
The annual contest of the Philosophic
and Jefferson literary societies Of Frank
!. lin college will be held on the 3Sd inst.
CHAuNCEY B. KING, an adopted sou
OF Joseph w. King, left his home a week
!. ago last sunday and has not rsturned.
JUDGE HANcE finished the trial of
causes Oh the "ioreign" docket on Frl-
Jay, aud returned to New Philadelphia
oD SATURDAY,.
The Wheeling Intslligencer complains
soiu In tnaJ market By some OF the coun-
Try peopie.
| RLv. fHos BALPH was the rscipieni
1i nne uUe " expIess On Monday.
slaug Inferred and presented by friend III
Pennsylvania
A SMALL fire at the .BeIlaire steel
works Monday evening, damaged the
ipubp 1t the engine, necsssItaLibg stop
10, = day or two for repairs.
Christmas Fixings-A full line Of
very .hing good for Christians times.
fresh and cn-ap st GEO. JEPsON's.
| 12-ll 2t.
IHE NJ. E. Sabbath School is preparing
fUi the rendition OF a c@ntsta during the
| Holidays. lhe little folks G1il have
nuts etc.
THEODORE HoRNBRooK, merchant
of Powhatan, has made an assignment
to N. M. Scott and r. z. Wiley. The Ii
abilities are placed At t1l.00o and sssets
at $4,000.
The County Commissioners concluded
their December session on Saturday and
on Monday went to Cleveland. to make
some examinations concerning the stone.
for the county buildings.
THE Auburn, n. Y, News and Bnller
tin, of the oath ult., notes the marriage
on the 18th of November, of Mr.. Gus. ).
Baker, former society gentleman of
this place, 10 Miss May l.. Nichols, of
Auburn, New York.
The river for the first time for six
months is booming sufficiently TO enable
the coal men to take advantage of the
rise, and it is estimated that there are ten
l~x@sl cHn1a 80 A<.-(
cinnati and other points below.
MRS. BENJAMIN ALLEN, of Springfield, |
Ohio, died Oh Saturday, aged 81 years, |
and her remains we're brought to Barnes |
vile on Monday. Interment on Tuesday. |
Deceased was u sister of Frank Adams, |
Esq. of Barnssville, and formerly re- |
sided at Belmont.
i. M. RILEY, ESQ. editor of the Ga
Zette, was sworn in as deputy clerk of |
the courts on Wednesday of last week, |
and acted clerk during the absence of |
Clerk Cash, who was called to the bed
side and funeral of his murdered broth !
in-in-law, Samuel Day.
LULU PEARL, the infant daughter of |
w. II. and Kate Evans, Of MOundsville, |
after an illness of several months, died |
ON the 1st inst. from scrofula, aged one |
year and nine days. Mrs. E. had just re- |
turned home on the Friday previous |
from y visit to st. Clairsville friends.
THE latest idea of the Commissioners
is 10 secure the vacation of portion OF
Market street, and erect the new court |
house ON the site of the street and the
81. Clair hotel. This arrangement would |
not requlEe ths vacation Of the preseRtit
.pqiIdz1gs saetsi tsss new building is Com
FORTY YEARS experience, in every |
clime on earth, has proved Ayers Cherry
Pectoral to be the most relisOie remedy |
tor colds, coughs, and all lung diseases.
Neglected colds often become incnrsble
aIimrnts. Deal with them in time, and
prevtn, their becoming deep-seated in
tne system.
The residence of 4. A. Frost, in smith
township, two miles south of Lewis
Mills, MAS entirely destroyed by are about
noon on Tuesday. The greater portion
of the contents was saved. The Ere
Caught from the kitchen chimney. II 10
understood the property was well pro-
tected by Insurance.
A Christmas Gift.
Tue Perfection Student Lamp" A
perfect light-perfectly safe, useful and
beautiful. A full stock. in nickel and
polished brass, will be in this week.
Nothing better for gift. Call and ses
them. u2-l1 2t) GEO. JEPsoN.
NOTWITHSTANDING the general de-
preston in the glass business. the Barnes
vile window glass works are running
full, and the product is being disposed Of
as rapidly as manufactured. At meet
ing of the directors of the company on
Monday evening, F. II. Melton, Esq.
was elected director vice B. T. CLANCY,
resigned.
HON. j. M. DALzELLs luck seems to
have turned. His father gave him a
large farm in Pennsylvania, and now
rich uncle of his wife has bequeathed to
her nice property in the city of Oska-
loosa, Iowa. Still Dial practices law at
the old stand in Caldwell as though
nothing had happened.-Neble County |
Journal.
New Goods for the HeIidays-Our
new stock is beautiful, our assortment |
unequaled; variety to suit all tastes;
prices within your means; the largest |
assortment in town of fringed cards. al |
oums, scrsp-books, and fine stationery. |
Santa Claus headquarters. All are in
vited to call and examine our goods be- |
fore purchasing elsewhere.
]. B. HoGE,
1911 St. Opposite st. Clair Hotel.
:, The following marriage licenses were
issued by the probate court, for the week
ending Tuesday:
| Walter Holt and Eliza B. Hutton.
| David Ingler and Sarah B. Camp.
| Thomas Coen and Josie Weekley.
Benjamin A. Ferrell and Harriet NJ.
NJ. Russell.
| LinleY E. Wilson and Laura McKiri>