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

handsome, at Patterson & Sons. ~ H.
OUR public schools will close for Il
holidays, from Wednesday, Dec. "a.
Monday, Jan. 5.
DIARIES for 1885. at Patterson's Dru
Store. IL Hat
, SUNDAY was more like March tha
December weather. The wind was yer
: strong all day and night.
THE fires at the Buckeye glass work
Martins Ferry, were let out on Saturds
for an indefinite period.
HERBERT LESEUR. of Martins Ferr.
was among the students vino entered th
Wheeling Business College last week.
| HEADQUARTERS for Bibles. albums
SCRAP b.oks. juvenile books. &c. al Pat
ItersOns' drug store. II 1l-2t
i The new ferry boat at West Wheelin,
] is completed aid has been named Orion
IL is said to be handsome boat uf th,
kind.
MAKE your home cheerful by buyini
an riegaLt library lamp. Sold II
I2Ii.zt. PATTERSON & sons.
On "Wednesday, Nov. 20, Clarence A
Stout. aged I3. died at the Children
Home, from typhoid fever. He was traus
ferred from thu u. y. & ). o Home Al
Xeni4 on Sept. LIST, and MAS from Put
nam county.
The Martins Ferry Pattern Co., with
a maximum capital of sz5.00O, was in
corporated under the laws of West Va,
ut Wheeling. one day last week. The
incorporators are all working men of
Martins Ferry.
FoR THE LADIEs.-Sstchels in plush
and leather very stylish. at
I2 11-2t. PATTERSON & Sons.
ITHMAR LANDERs,of near Armstrong s
Mills, sbet what is supposed to be =
euIilemot, on the farm of T. A. Welsh.
The bird measured three feet from bill
to toes, and is wsbrfoeted. with dark
grey back and wings.
MAJOR DANE has been secured by the
Y. NJ. C. A Of BsrnsevilIe, to deliver his
Naval Battles of the Rebellion" The
people of Barnesville will have q rare
opportunity for d treat, and should give
the Major a rousing welcome.
The incest assortment of photo and
auto albums, family and small Bibles,
scrap books, sc. Call at Pattersons'
drug store. IL l1-2t.
MRS. CAMPsA PRESTON, wife of DIR.
Preston, OF Bxrnesvilie, died on Monday
of last week, from heart disease and
dropsy. We recently made mention OF
an operation for the latter disease. in
which large quantity OF water was re-
moved.
ATTORNEY Brown. representing the
Home Insurance Co., Of Toledo, was IN
Bridgeport, last week, taking deposit
tions to impeach the characters of Fer
guson and Watkins, who were burned
out at Toledo, the particulars of which
will be remembered.
The glass houses of Bellaire, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry have posted no>
tices that after Saturday the factories
will be stopped unless the employees agree
to work by piece, as is done 10 Pitts
burgh. 1t is not yet known what action
the employees will take.
WILL MOUNT, of Barnesville, while
out hunting Saturday. goth ult., accident
ally shot himself in the arm, the full
charge g,ing the full length from arm to
shoulder, without breaking any bones.
DR.. Wellons rendered surgical aid, and
will save the member.
New ORLEANS MoLAssxs. New. crop,
very choice; also, more OF our fine South
ern SORGHUM cheap. JEPsos's.
IL 4-2w.
The annual advertisement of the
Cleveland Leader will be fssiiG in this
paper The Leader is osse of the NEST
wide awake papers in onio. si,le aid
ia all its departments. We
.,emDead ii to our readers Who desire 4
d first class cit, paper.
PEOPLE along the river are taking no
account of the predictions for "biggsst'
food next year, and continue improve
nsnts AS before. Any crank caI, pre-
dict food, and if il e. mes he Can say 81
told YOU So" and if il don't come people
have forgolten anything Was said about
10 at all.
Election Notice.
The annual election for Directors Of
the Third Building Association of st,
will be held at the Office OF
the Association, on Monday, January 8.
1885, at o'clock p. N.
u 11-4t. A. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
AL. HEED and George Hall, of Barnes
vile, have applied for patent that bids
fair to make them rich. 1t is device
to make mould stogies smoke, and smoke
evenly, and consists of steel needles
which are driven through the stogies in
the moulds by foot power. They say
$4,000 stogies can be punctured in day
by the machine.
JOSEPH HOLMES, of New Athens. re-
ports the November weather for the
Cadiz Republican, from which we ex>
tract: Highest temperature. 63 on the
4th; lowest, ls en- the 24th. Rain or
snow fell on days, a total of rain aud
melted snow of 1.25 inches. inches be-
low the average. There were IA cloudy,
10 fair.and clear days.
House and Lot at Private Sale.
1 offer at private sale. my residence on
corner of Main and Sugar streets. st.
Clairsville. 1t consists of brick stIuc+
ture of six rooms and a kitchen, with
good cellar; and there is on the lot con-
venient out-buildings. This property
will be sold on reasonable terms to the
right person. MRS. NJ. FINNEY.
12 11-2t.
IRA L. NICHOLS, ESQ, formerly of this
place, was elected District Attorney of
Union county, Dakota, at the recent
election. Mr.. Nichols, although stall
wart Republican, ran on an independent
ticket and defeated the regular Republic
can nominee. The numerous friends Of
Mr.. Nichols In this county will be pleased
to learn of this early recognition in his
new home of his worth and ability.
PROF. l.. Fl. WATERS, Superintendent
of our schools, of the committee appoint
ed by the Belmont Co. Teachers Associ-
alton, has sent out the following course
hf reading az that adOptod by the asso