Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-16
Town and Country.

ped Tuesday?
Two WEEKS from next Tuesday is the
Presidential election.
THE leading question will soon be-
have you got an oyercoat:
CHFsTNUTs ara in the market, and the
early buyer catches the worm.
THERE was an election held in Ohio
on Tuesday; did you hear about it?
THE vote in the city of Wheeling was
1891, an increase of 1. .O54 in one year.
THEAKER & DICKSON, of Martins Ferry
will build a new store room 23x24 feet
GENTS line Underwear a speciality, at
CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
The vote in ST. CIairsville precinct
was sS7, against S51 last year. gain Of
SO.
ONE>HALF of the candidates were left
on Tuesday, and they are not the happy
half. =
YOUNG girls can wear their hair loose
down their backs if they wish-it is fash
ionable.
THERE were more men discussing pol
itics in the streets Sabbath, than went
to church.
r. w. JAMES has opened a dry goods
store in Hendrysburg, making four ia
that village.
ONE firm of brick makers in Martins
Ferry, Wood Bros, made 100000 brick
this season.
TYPHOID fever is said to be raging in
Barnesville and vicinity, and number
of deaths are reported.
SALOON keepers would like to have q
big campaign going on all the time-it's
good for their business.
BENZ. DIcKEY has made an addition
of one story to the east end of his resi- :
dence, next to this Office.
THos HEsKETT, of Burr's Mills, had
his pocket picked of $50, at the recent
Blaine meeting in Bellaire.
LOCAL sports are bringing in plentiful
of squirrels and rabbits. These animals
are reported to be very plenty.
Rev. S. r. FRAZIER, of Youngstown,
preached IN the Bellaire U. z. church
last Sabbath, morning and evening
SOME interesting local correspondence
which was held over from last week, ap-
pears on the first page of this paper.
PoLlTIcs will only rest for a few
hours, and then it will be hotter than
CARL JUDKINs has been appointed
express messenger on the B.. Z.&C. road.
His run is from WoedsGeld to Zanesville.
80 PAIRS Hammock Blankets, in COL
ored and white, homemade hannels and
yarns, at CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
THERE is talk of running the Bellaire
street railway line 30 lower town, and it
is thought it will be paying invest
ment.
The GAINESVILLE base ball boys are
happy. Dan. Miller. the imported pitch
er. has located permanently in the "sun
kissed city"
MARY STANToN,of Barnesville, daugh-
ter of Wm. Stanton, died on. Saturday,
4th inst. after short illness from tys
phoid fever.
AN infant child of Henry Thesis, of
Martins Ferry, died last Thursday, and
was inferred in the NJ. E. cemetery here
on Saturday.
THE money order branches of post
ma recent order of Postmaster Gen
eral Hatton.
A BEAUTIFUL satin banner was pre-
seHJed by the ladies of Martins Ferry to
the Blaine and Logan escort, last Thurs
day evening.
THE 6ftieth anniversary of the wed :
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Tai
bott. of Barnesyille, occurred on Tuesday
of this week.
REV. j. c. HENCH has severed his con-
nection with the CenterviIle church, and
at present is devoting his time to the St.
John campaign.
1S To "a.
Full line Underwear gents, ladies,
misses and children's, just opened, at
JEPsoN & PATToN's.
The Synod of Ohio, U. P. church, will
convene at Cambridge, October 21st.
Rev. Wallace will open the conference
on Home Missions.
ROBERT ALEXANDER, an employe of
the National glass works, Bellaire, died
last Saturday, from Inflammation of the
bowels, aged 40 years.
The Bohemian ceal miners discharged
from the Barnard mines, Bellaire, have
all gone to Bridgeport to work in the
Wheeling Creek mines.
DUMP. SHERMAN, of Bellaire, trotted
his horse against Wheeling mans goer
the other day. for who was to own both
Sherman now owns both horses.
IT may be stated for the information
of any Bourbons in need of such inform
alton, that Belmont county Republican.
were somewhat on their muscle Oh
Tuesday. [
THE finishing touches are being put
on the Heinlein business rooms in Bridge
port. They are to be occupied by Ed
Wells as drug store and George Giffil
with grocery.
THE Monroe County Agricultural So,
ciety will hold "horse fair" on the 22C
and 23d insts. There will be nothing
but racing, and probably a balloon as
cension to attract a crowd
MONDAY night of last week, Franl
Moore, brakeman on construction trail
on the B., q. & c. road, fell between th
cars near Kelsey's station, and had hi
back broken in two places.
THE manager of the Bellaire stee
works made some nails with the nam
of Cleveland On them. and a package wa
sent to the great tariff straddler, VIII
has acknowledged their receipt in shor
letter.
CARL MYERS, aged IL, of Martin
Ferry, last Thursday evening, picked u
lighted sack of powder. to see why
did not go off. He has learned some