Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-12-03
THE sun sets at 4:41 during this and


THERE were $4,000 cross ties shipped
out the c., l.. & W. road from Bridge
port, on Saturday.
/ MARTINS FERRY Democrats want t
hold an election, to decide who they wist
to make postmaster.
A LIVELY literary society has beer
orgasized at Jacobsburg, with W. G
Simpson, President.
A FIRE damaged the green house Of
Henry Rock, near Bellaire. on Saturday
night, to the extent of about 5000.
ONE week from Saturday, It'd. Shut
tleworth. of Bellaire, and Jesse Burkett
of Wheeling, will roller race for 500.
Low PRICES suit the times-we have
them; call and see our clothing and fur,
nishing goods, at Brilles'-Canpbell'
corner.
JACK BAUGH, recently injured in B.
& 0. wreck, was given rouslng oenent
dance in Turner Hall, Bellaire, on Thurs
day night.
THE Board of Education of Martin s
Ferry have decided to purchase new
700 pound bell, for the Central school
building.
BARNES. of Lewis Mills, has ar
ranged to exhibit his big cattle throu Oh
the south, during this winter. They were
at our Fair.
A WHEELING German talks Of starting
saloon at Mt. Pleasant He would find
! r,laa nj nonnnafinp n pnnnl l0U
with buzz saw.
OUR sales have been almost double
since we commenced our closing out
sales. Low prices do it, at Brilles'-
Campbell's corner.
The Y. NJ. G. A., of Bellaire, now has
money enough to run year, besides the
association has the hearty co operation
Of the good people of the city.
THERE has been too much postotfice
talk A woman wanted her husband to
start an opposition ofice, and says she
thinks he would do very well.
For little violation of the lava
fight in the Mayors office-on Saturday
night, one of 1.-THE boys" was fined so
and costs, on Monday morning.
IS CHILDREN's, Bows and Youths
Overcosts must be closed before Janu-
ary 1st. 1886. Call and see them and you
will surely buy, at Brilles'-Campbell's
corner.
JOHN C. BROWN, State Treasurer-elect,
was married on Wednesday of last week.
to Miss Lou Glover. daughter of Josiah
Glover, of Smithfeld tp., Jefferson coun
ty. We extend congratulations.
GLOVES, Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, Gloves.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, Gloves,
oh, that isn't half of themi Come and
see them for yourself, at Fowler &
Drummond's, Bridgeport, o.
A. RocKENHAUsEN. a coal operator at
Bellsire, offers to give the ground for the
erection of a nail mill on his premises,
and agrees to take stock in the mill to
the value of his probably $50,
900.
JUMP aboard Jump aboard! ! Jump
aboard! ! Jump aboard c., L. & W.
train, get off at Bridgeport, O., and go
directly to Fowler & Drummond's for
your winter boots and shoes.
GEORGE GRAHAM, of Martins Ferry,
was chairman. and Martin Manion, Sec
retary, of a meeting held in Wheeling on
Sunday, the object of which was the or
ganization of an association. to be called
the Independent Nailers and Nail Feed
ers of the Ohio Valley, to have jurisdic>
tion over different mill towns in the
Ohio Valley.
OK Tuesday, Bentley & Coffland, the
live merchants at Bruce, shipped car
load of turkeys. about 600 in number, to
the Philadelphia market. The birds
were purchased in the neighborheod of
Bruce at cents per pound. live weight.
1t is thought another Car load could be
bought in that vicinity.
SUsPENDERs at any price from zoe to
81. Only think of a fine silk worked
Japanese suspender, in glass case, for
So cents; or better still, one for rs cents,
at Fowler & Drummond's, bridgeport.
Miss MARY PEPPER, aged about 10,
who is the girl for whose brutal outrage
Bert Damsel is now awaiting trial, vas
standing in front of CRATE fire at the
home of David Carpenter, near Barnes
vile, on Wednesday of last week, when
her clothing became ignitsd. Before as.
sistance could he rendered her body aud
limbs were horribly burned. Her inju
res are thought to be fatal.
My son, II yess old, has been afflicted with
nasal catarrh since quite young; l was induced
to try Ely's Cream Balm, and before he had
used one bottle that disagreeable catarrhal
smell had left him; he appears as well as any
one; it is the best catsrrh remedy in the mar
ket.-J.s o. Olmstead, Arcola, Ill. Mr.. a.
Nichols suffered from catsrrh for years; he
purchased a bottle of Ely's Cream Palm of US;
recommend it too highly. Evers Bros, drug>
gist, Independent, Iowa. 12 32t
You cannot purchase anything more
useful and ornamental for Gu istmas
present, than light running Domestic
sewing machine. For sale by
IL 8 st L. P. TROLL, Agent.
The Bellsire Independent now has a
little pike project It goes up the Me-
Mahon's creek valley to Warnock, with
4 lateral line from Neff 8 Siding via the
Little Greek to the mouth of Ross Run
thence up said run to the National pike
at the Woodmausee farm. And another
lateral from Glencoe via the south branch
of McMahon's creek to point in Wayne
township. The Independent thinks this
would be good pike to build on the
plan of the proposed Children's Home
pike; that is, by general taxation.
OUR closing out sale has been grand
success. Saturday last, we we're not able
to wait on all, so please give US another
call. Don't forget the place Brilles',
Campbell's corner.
The New TifwilIOw-a la the
MikadO.
On bed, racked with pain, weary man lay
Singing, willow, titwillow, titwillow!
No ease or relief could he find any day,
o, willow, titwillow, titwillow!