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

at +. Troll * Sons.
FOREST leaves are colored up, and are
being gathered for winter boqueIs-
THERE is a gang of young burglars
working and worrying BarnesVine-
1T is surprising to see bow much the
grass has grown in the past Two "eeAS'
THE miners are going to work again
at Flushing. and steady work Is expected
THE GAINESVILLE base ball club beat
the Barhesville Athletics last Friday' .
to 5.
TIE next session nf the Eastern Ohio
M. E. conference will be held at Barnes
vile.
CBAs. MERRITT is making balloon
ascension, at the Minerva, Ohio, Fair
this week.
THE new school library project at
Bridgeport is progressing. Over $500
has been raised
LADIES, Children's and Misses Wraps,
Russian Circulars and Newmarkets, al
f. Troll & Sons.
| HE OIuCClc khO iAHOA
county are enforcing the law against
jumping on moving trains.
The printers Of eeilaire met on Tues
day evening, to make arrangements TO
organize typographical union.
SOME of the st. Clairsville "unwashed'
Democracy attended the Hoadly demon :
strstios in Bellaire on Monday evening"
THEs Laws homestead, BarnesvIlle.
was damaged 500 b, fire on Monday,
caused by defective tiue; no insurance.
Col. MOONEY, President of the B.. q.
& C. spreneunces the report that the b.
! s. o. was to take the narrow gauge, as
S. III. LEE, ESQ, has resigned his posl>
tion as book+keeper of the Belmont coal
company, at Bellaire, to take effect Mo-
vember 30th.
q. The Wheeling dailies will be deliver
ed in st. Clairsville Oh Wednesday and
Thursday, after the election, at 71e
O'Clock d. %.
THE Somerton Blaine and Logan club
was presented fine silk banner by the
ladies. The presentation speech was
made by Miss Essie Harris.
Mr.. T. w. EMERSON, says the Barnes
vile papers, is lying ill with typhoid
fever at his home at Burr's Mills. We
will be glad to hear of his early conVa-
lescence.
THE Blaine and Logan lantern club at
BarBesville has elected officers as foi-
lows: Captain, ). S. Forman; lsG Lieut.
enant. James A. Dobbins; I'd Lieutenant,
John A. Hunt.
F. TROLL s. Sons must expect to DO
some business The railroad books snow
they received twelve thousand pounds,
Tor six tons.) of dry goods, boots and
shoes last week.
BELOW is the Prohibition State ticket
Secretary of State. E. J. Morris; Juoge
| of the Supreme Court, John w. Roses
borough; Member Board of PublicWorks,
w. J. Krkendall.
THE boat race for 81 GOO between Ritz
and Weisgerber, both of Wheeling, To
take place at Wellsburg Saturday, Is
attracting much attention In sporting
circles along the river.
JAMES MURRAY, JR., a Bellalre coun-
Gilman, had the fingers of his left mana
so badly crushed while working on the
Ipew gas tank Wednesday, that one OF
them had to be amputated.
BELLAIRE will probably organize a
lcompany to manufacture salt at Wai'
lace's dam, providing no oil Is found, as
the water from the well being bored al
that place contains much salt.
Mrs. NETTIE FISHER, wife of c. NJ
Fisher, agent of the c., l.. & w. road al
Bridgeport, died on Sabbath from heart
disease, aged 45 years. The remains
were taken to Elyria fer interment
| AT a meeting on Monday afternoon
ut Bridgeport, the directors of the La
Bette glass works decided to start the
works about the first of December. The
financial report was very satisfactory.
The big political demonstration OF
the campaign at BarneSville, Will occuI
on Saturday of this week. Arrangements
have b. en- made for rOusing torchlighi
procession and magnificent pyrotechnlt
display.
A MRS. CLINE was badly injured by
an infnriated COW on the streets of Bel
laire Tuesday She was tossed from lh'
COWS horns several feet. DR.. q. A. Close
attended her, and pronounced the inju
ries not dangerous.
MRS. ELIZA HUTCHINSON, wife o
tJoseph Hutchinson. of Warnock. wa
found dead in he'd ON Monday morning
having died during the night from al
tapeplectic stroke. She was about o
years of age. and the mother of a larg
family.
. THE following is the report of th
, , school >enumerator of Bellaire City
which includes all between six ant
twenty one years of age: First ware
f 545; Second ward, S04; Third ward, 5ls
a Fourth ward, SIS; Fifth ward, 623-
!, total 1896.
LADIES FINE SHOEs-We are sol
agents for ID. w. Wright's, Rocheste
N. V" and "Padon Brothers, Port
!, mouth, Ohio" ine shoes, and know
can please you.
1912 2t. JEPsON " PATTON.
e JOSEPH HOLMES, of New Athens, r
O ports the September weather for th
CadiZ Republican, from which we eA
tract: The highest temperature was
T. on the 10th; lowest 40 on the 10th; ra
fell ON days, total fall of $50 inche
there were clear, IL fair and 10 clouo
L. days. Mercury reached 80 degrees on
If days.
le NOTICE. The small farm of 2l
9; acres, formerly owned by Amos Horne
III two miles from St. .Clairsville, is now
fered at private sale by S. ID. Coen. I
Of erything in good repair, and an aoun
st aHce of large and small fruit. Call
1e him at the premises, or address him
T. st. Clairsville. 10 9-2t
AT the meeting of the commissions
10 this week, they contracted for the pu
no chase of the st. Clair Hotel for S9,5