Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-11-27
Town and Country.
HAVE you begun butchering?


uted
New saloons are now called Scott Law
echoes.
MINCE pies aud dyspepsia are abroad
in the land.
TIE cry of the Thanksgiving turkey
is heard IN TIE land.
TIE small boy is hunting up his last
winters sled and skates.
The people at Bethel have organized q
horse thief detectives association.
MosT of the business houses in tow O
will be closed to-day. Thanksgiving.
The past week has been splendid
weather for colds. and all have them.
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Associa.
tion is in session this week.at lCoshoctoD
HEINLEIN BROS. have opened a new
shoe store in their new Bridgeport block
GEORGE CRANsToN, of near Fairview,
lost 81 sheep by dogs Sunday night of
last week.
A MORMON minister has been hold
ihB HcoIiuSS Al oOohOh ouN "oJu no SPs-i
this county.
CHARLEY STEER of Biruesville, aged
10, died on Friday, Nth inst, from ty
pbsid fever.
A BIG masquerade carnival on roller
skates was the attraction in Bellaire on
Tuesday evening.
CALL and examine the fine new stock
of visiting cards and wedding stationery,
at the CHRONICLE.
THANKSGIVING 20 day. There are not
many people who have not something to
give thanks for
If it is nice dav, the usual number
OF hunters will try for rabbits and quail
for their Thanksgiving sport.
THE Liederkranz, ,Scheutzenverein. of
Bellaire, have an annual shooting match
for turkeys this Thanksgiving.
WINTER will be here next Monday, at
least that is the first day of that season.
The weather came last Monday.
THE Enterprise says: Miss Sadie
Eckels, of ST. Clairsyille, has accepted a
position at the Childrens Home.
ANeffort is being made to have George
Alfred Townsend. Gath" TO lecture in
Bellaire during the coming winter.
The Auditors exhibit of the receipts
ami expenditures of the county for the
past year, will be found in this paper.
THE Rainey coal works aboye Martins
Ferry are again in operation, after hav-
ing been closed all summer by strike.
IT is said the Elson glass works, of
Martins Ferry, will close down Satur-
day, on account Of depression in bust
Dess.
SOME of the St. Clairsville Democrats
helped Morristown jollify on Thursday
evening, and Loydsville on Saturday eve
ming.
IF you want envelopes, bill or letter
heads, you can get good bargains at the
CHRONICLE Office. Printing in irst class
style.
F. G. ROBINSON, ESQ, of Bridgeport,
has been appointed agent of the Amer
lean Express Co., vice Ed. Chapman, re-
signed.
We keep up to the time in job print
ing Full stock of envelopes and letter
paper on hand. Call. when you want
anything.
THE tobacco crop is. being bought up
at from S4 to So The crop is reported
up to the average in quantity, but low
in quality. ~. Ex
THE oil company working in this coun-
ty has located another well on Captina
creek, about IL miles south of Arm
stroDg's Mills.
The man who prophesied the Ohio
river floods OF 1888 and 1884, has another
one booked for 1885, says the Steuben-
benville Press.
PEOPLE are beginning to look around
for Holiday goods. 1t you have any for
sale, now is the time to advertise them,
and let the people know it. -=r-.
JOHN WRLTY. saloon keeper at Whee-
ling. formerly ofthis township. was the
victim of burglars 10 the amount of $500
Sunday night of last week.
DON'T forget that the CHRONICLE has
in stock new lot of wedding stationery
of latest designs, and a fine stock of vis-
iting cards. We invite you to call aud
see them.
J. T. PENNINGTON and A. H. thinner
man, of this county, have been drawn tC
serve as petit jurors in the e. 5. court
which convenes at Columbus on Tuesday
of next week. .-...s..- -.f,f
The Hendrysburg dramatic company
,,lay Spin U..n lVinEla aD Erida, 1ua
ming of this week, and kathleen Ma
vourneen" on Saturday evening, benefit
of the band.
THElirst lecture of this winters course
in BelIaire will be delivered on Thurs
day evening, Dec. 4. by DIR. Watkins, OF
the topic: "The Use of English in The
United States"
CAPT. WM. PRINCE. of the Beilsirt
packet, bad his finger crushed in q pull
ley "Wednesday of last week. while MS
sisting in raising the steamer Regular
which he recently purchased.
AN alarm of fire caused considerable
excitement Friday evening. I: VA
caused by small hoy burning a ret
light. left over from the Democratic jql
lificstion. iu the court house ward.
THANKSGIVING on the b. & O.-RoanC
trip tickets at two cents per mile, vii
be sod to and from all points on tn
Trsns-Ohio Divisions Of the B. Il o, OF
Nov. 1921. Good returning until Nov
20 inclusive.
THIEVES entered Martins Ferry pa
loon early Sunday morning, but wer'
driven off before securing booty. Tb,
Marshal fired several shots after them
but they escaped in the darkness.