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

LOOK after the a0S6nJeos uCbt t"So'
day. Ii. is important that every hepuo-
lican vote be cast.
REPUBLICANS should see to It that ev'
cry Republican vote in the county Is
pelled next Tuesday.
C. TROLLS Sons have space IN THIS
paper, in which next week the peopie
will be told about the immense STOCK OF
goods coming in. Don't fail TO resa
their ad. next week. 90
ARCHIBALD DUNCAN, residing south
of town few miles, fell from an apple
tree On Monday, and injured his spine
paralyzing bis body below the shouloers'
THe Uniontown,i New Athens and
Hendrysburg correspondence, already ID
type. are unavoidably crowded out tnis
week. They will appear in our hext
issue. ..---
THE attention of those desiring dry
goods boots, Shoes &c, ia called to the ao,
yertisement and local notices OF +. Troll
& Sons in this paper. Their new goods
are now ready for examination
DON'T TRADE.-Republicans should
not countenance the trading of any
man off on the Republican ticket. Dem
ocrats who propose trading will expect
to get the best of the bargain, besides
you are liable to be cheated.
JEPsoN & PATToN's new goods nave
arrived. and people wanting to know
something about what they have In
stoL k, should read their ad. In this pa
per, aud then call at the store and see
the gods. They can mention ony a
fractional part OF their goods in news
paper ad.
Rev. DR.. MINOR, of this place. is ap-
pointed to Chardon, the capital OF Geau>
ga county. 1t is considered gOod ap-
pointment This successor to Dr. Minor
will be Rev.W Fl Haskell, of Chardon. He
is about 35 years of age, and has 1ami-
ly consisting of wife and two young
daughters.
LARGE numbers of circulars are being
sent out by county and local Democratic
committees, bearing the heading, "Ohlo
Liauor Dealers Association" dated at
Cleveland, O., September Is, and signed
nv Jacob Mueller. Pres, and Wm. Bach
Us. Sec'y, advising the persons engaged
in the liquor trade, to give aVlgorous
support of the whole Democratic Staie
ticket.
"MoNoGRAM" BooTs-Our fall stock
of this celebrated boot is now in. Call
and let us show them to you and tell you
about it. Our customers say they are
the best boots in the market, and we De-
lieve it. To be had ONLY at
no 1t JEPsON & PATTON'S.
A REPUBLICAN political club, starting
with about forty members, has been Or
ganized in this place, and is known rs
the Lincoln Club-which is intended to
be a permanent organization Officers
were elected on Wednesday evening, as
follows: 2. W. Dickey, President; John
Lochary, Vice President; j. +. Cross
/ land, Secretary; Gerry Amos, Treasurer.
REPUBLICANS should be on their
guard at every voting precinct. Last
Saturday, one Edwin Warheld, OF Mo-,
one of the lieuteDants OF the notorious
A. Z. Gorkam. Sec'y of the Democratic
National Committee, was iu Bridgeport
and Bellaire, laying the wires for the
perpetration of the grossest frauds next
| Tuesday. Hordes of repeaters and ballot
| box suffers have been imported into this
! State. and it is expected that n portion
of this gang will be sent to this county:
| Wherever they are discovered, it should
be made warm for the scoundrels. LOOK
out for themi
NEW Goops. -Our Mr.. Patton return
ed from the East this week, and the
goods have been coming, and will cons
| tinue for some time. Come in, and let
us show you fine stock of dry goods,
| notions, boots, shoes, ETC., etc.
! io22t. JEPsoN & PATTON.
Attention, Ladies, Read!
Eighteen thousand dozen of the best
/ eorsets in the world made every week.
| Balls Health Preserving Corset, batl
Self Adjusting Dress Corset, Balls Cir
Gle Hip Corset, and Balls Health Pre-
serving Misses Corset. F. Troll 4 Sons
have the exclusive sale of the Genuine
Balrs Corsets in St. Olairsville; go and
see them, and read the guarantee; be-
ware of bogus goOds-none genuine IN
less they come direct from them.
| CHICAGO CORSET Co.
1 SAMUEL GIFFEN, a well known and
highly respested citizen, residing two
and one-half miles north Of this place
died on Sunday, in the 18th wear of his
lage. He was born in Ohio county, w
i Va, in 1910, of Scotch ancestry. HIS
tparents removed to this county when he
4 was quite young and settled on the farm
on which Tho family of the deceased
now reside, and from which his b.dy
was born to its resting place by the
kindly hands of his many friends. He
was highly respected by all who knew
him, for his many sterling qualities: Hs
was member of the session of the Uni
|, lied Presbyterian church of this place
and prominent in every good work. H'
leaves wife and eleven children, wht
have, in their sore bereavement, TIT
hearty sympathy of the whole commu'
nifty. His funeraltook place on Monda.
and was attended by large number o
Isympathizing friends. Interment IL
> Union cemetery.
II Conference Appointments:
The East Ohio Conference at Youngs
town, adjourned on Monday. The fol