Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

THE trial Of Emnet Mitchell occurs 0
, the 29th inst.
THE Bellsire Independent sdvocst.
Board of Trade for that city.
THE new gas tank At Bellsire Is con
pietsd. it has capacity OF 1900 barrel
THE ires at the Union window eIa.
, works at Beliaire were blockcd last Sal
urdxy.
I A POLL of the 81 saloon keepers !
East Liverpool shows u Demecrats 10
Republicans
u THE collection taken up for the poo
at the uniun Tn sudsgIvihg service i
Bellaife. amounted To $27.
| Mas. MATTE LINN. of Martins Fsrr,
died on Ffida,, sfsrr brief Illness fruil
pnentnoLis, aged Is years.
| T. w. wENNER. OF Tinin, Ohio. ha
bsen elected b, thr Brllsir- -chool boar,
~ tesrhrr OF their high school.
DuS'T fail TO see the large display o
chroaios gt the I. NJ. Shepherd building
one door west Of Giimoreis grocery. II
The brick work IS completed on The
rev first ward school tuiIding in Mar
iiu's Ferry. The building will be fhished
by, March /.
JAMES HARRISON and wife, of Martins
Ferry, Celebrated thrir silver wedding
asst SATURDAY.. and were the recipients Oi
many presents.
The Buekeye State. New Lisbon. says
'fOn accvGBt of the death of Rev. Con-
kls's father. R'-y. A. b. Marshall deliver
I'd the Thanksgiving aernon.'
THE Social Of the Bridg+purt 4. of p.
Lodge on Thanksgiving night was a
grand success, about one hundred couple
being present
MRS. LOUISA EBrcKHAUsrN, of Bel
lsire. has come into possession of 81 500
and gold watch, by the death of an
uncle iu Germsny.
THE Register Of Monday is authsrity
for the item that three Wheeling prin>
tersare negotiating for the purchase Of
tbe o. v. News. st Martins Ferry.
WE have opened up an oil chrome
store in the l. n. Shepherd building, cne
door west Of Gilmores grocery. Give us
8 call. ut-) ORwIcK & SIPE.
On Friday. Edward AeHugh, an en-
ploye of Bsgg's planning mill. Bridgeport,
had two fingers taken Of and y third
badly lacerated. while working With
jointer. 1e
DURING the past week number Of
the patrons of the CHRONICLE has made
the heart Of ''ye editor" glad. paying their
annual dues. We are willing to continue
the rejoicing, at least during the holiday
season.
U w. Z. N. DENNY. of the American BIZ
bic Society. has csnyassed Kirkwood.
Warren, Somerset, Goshen and Wayne
tps.. visiting 2.l21 families, $50 Of which
be found without the Bible. This week
be Is canvassing Beilaire. Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. y!
THOMAS B. STEWART. trustee of this
township, having resigned on account of
to York tp., Esq. d. NJ. Davies,
the Justice OF the Peace holding the old
est commission in the township, having
the power. appointed F. d. Bailey, ESQ.,.
to the vacancy, and he was sworn In on
evening.
If 400 passengers can be secured, the
steamer Andes will make an excursion
to the New Orleans exposition for $50
for the round trip. The passengers are
TO be at home On the boat until the re>
turn to Wheeling. Ii tn arrangements
can be made, the boat will leave Wheel |
ing. December 2Sd.
JoHN CAIN ssd John Catagan, arrests
I'll IN Beilaire after The State elect IOn |
aud bound over to U. 5. Court by Com |
missioner James F. Tsllmsn were taken |
befpre Probate Judge Cochran, Wednes
of last week, on petition In |
habeds carpus.ai,d by the aforesaid judge |
y ere released from custody.
A MEETING of the glass neh OF Bel
ajre, SteDDenville, and intermediate |
points, was held in the former city on
Wednesday Of last week. II is given out
hat the meeting MAS to discuss what
rad better be doneas there is big stock
in hands. and not much market. A gen.
,rsl shat duwa may be the result.
sffable Robert M. Eaton, Esq, of ST.
tlairsyille. is scan to lead to the altar
lyDeaeal one of the fair ladies OF the
'illaRe on the hill-BelaireI Independent.
The old dame has been whispering"
he same thing for 10. these msny years.
20 long. in fact. that we have forgotten
o notice it up here.
For Sale. l.
My farm lying near the pike. three
niles west Of Bridgeport, Belmont Co,
)hio, containing about lie acres suitable
or most purposes, with fair improve
nents, and underlaid with coal. Good
lace for a dairy-near the city. If not
old before the first of January. 1885.
aid farm viii b for rent; terms easy.
Apply on the premises, to /
II 2T-st. Y.PARsHALL.
On Wednesday night of last week q
jOlli1cation was held at Mt.
Pleasant. In the procession was carried
flag of the campaign Of 1914, which had
,een presented by the ladies of Mt. Pleas
mt to Capt. ]. w. 8. Keto. as he left that
lace for Kansas in the Polk campaign.
The names of Polk and Dallas and the
ouors are printed on the dag. This
elic is ia the hands of 81. P. Guthrie. OF
dartin's Ferry. and belongs to An aunt
# his. Another flag carried in the cam
,aign of 1870 by David Chambers was
liso in the procession. Mr.. Chambers is
low 80 years old, voted for Jackson both
lines and for Cleveland.
JACOB MCMILLAN. probably the oldest
;itizen of Colerain township, died at his
nome near Pleasant Grove, on Wednes-
lay of last week, the 26th. He Was born
N York county, Pa, In 1916. and remov-
ID to Ohio in the " ear 1898, aid located
,n the farm where he resided until the
time of his death. Deceased was q