Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-05-21

effect.
CoPIoUs show ers gladdened the cart
in Wheeling and Colerain townships o
Tuesday afternoon.
THE Bellaire Stamping Co. is maxim
fruit jar caps by the thousand, and shiI
ping them up the river.
The L. P. General Assembly wi
meet next week in Topeka, ,Kans. Anon
those who will attend from this regio
are Revs. ]. Y. Ashenhurst and J.
Scouller.
THE Union Cemetery Association ha
an important notice in this paper, whic
lot owners, and those desiring lots, wi
do well to read.
FARMERS, who are more than ordin
arily behind with their work this season
have been making extra time during tn
good weather recently, and still there i
plenty to do.
AUDITOR BARRETT went to Newarl
yesterday to meet the Auditors of tn
counties interested for the purpose o
appraising the Central Ohio division o
the B. 81 o. railroad.
IT would be interesting to know jus
how many Of the parents who have chill
dren in attendance at the public schools
have ever seen the school rooms wher,
their children spend such large portion
of their time.
Mr. Z. R. HoYT, a mechanical engineer a
the New Orleans Exposition, was severly in
jured by huge derrick pole falling on hi
foot. He was conveyed to his residence, anC
after only three applications of St. Jacobs Oil
all the swelling and pain disappeared, and h,
resumed his duties.
Mrs. SARAH WILSON, aged about e
years, wife Jno. of Wilson, sr.,was strick
en- with paralysison Saturday. One side
of the body was affected, and she was
unable to articulate for several days
She is gradually improving, and hel
speech is returning.
BY land or at sea. out on the prairie
or in the crowded city, Ayers Cathartic
Pills are the best for purgative purposes
everywhere alike convenient, etficacious
and safe. For sluggish bowels, torpid
liver, indigestion. bad breath, flatulency
and sick headache, they are sure reme-
dy.
CANDIDATES for county treasurer are
getting quite numerous. There are two
i'll Pultney, two in Warren, three or
more in Pease, and one each from Smith,
Goshen and Mead. and the back town
ships yet to hear from. 1t is gratifying
to note Republicans are confident of sue
cess in Belmont county, and that no Of
fee will go begging this year.
DAVID DARRAH respectfully warns
all persons against trespassing upon bis
premises, recently taken within the cor
porate limits of st. Clairsville This is
done because of the fact that his fish
German carp in the pond are disturb
ed, his fences are broken down, and his
property is otherwise injured. Tres
paSserS will be prosecuted under the law.
NOTWITHSTANDING much has been
been said about the Importance of a
medicine. it way be pos
sible that the matter has never seriously
your attention. Think of it
now! If, by the use of few bottles of
Of scrofula, and transmit healthy con-
stitutien to your offspring, thank US for
the suggestion.
A NEW time schedule will go into eff
feet on the c.. L. & w. and st. Clairsville
& Northern railways on Monday. On
and after that date trains will leave St.
Clairsville at 6 80 and II As a. M, and
ri
they will leave Bridgeport at S:35 a. m,
and 100 and 4:55 p. m. All trains make
close connection with the G. 81 P. rail+
road to and from Bellaire and Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. DAVID FOWLER, of Hendrysburg,
died at her home Wednesday of last
week, May 18th, from infamm alton of
the stomach. She was an estimable lady.
a member of the Christian church, and
her death was sad stroke to family and
friends. The remains were inferred in
Hope cemetery on Thursday; services
were conducted by Rev. VIM. G.. Todd.
assisted by Rev. M. Moses, of the NJ. E.
church.
Very Remarkable Recovery.
Mr.. George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: tMy wife has been almost helps
less for five years, SO helpless that she could
net turn over in bed alone; she used two bot
ties of Electric Bitters, and is so much ina
proved that she is able now to do her own
work. Electric Bilters will do all that is
claimed for them; hundreds of testimonials
attest their great curative powers. Only SOC
a bottle at Pattersons'.
The commencement exercises of
Washington and Jefferson College will
begin June 81, when President Moffat
Monday, June p, the class day exercises
will be held. Tuesday will be reunion
day, and in the evening Hon. w. H.
West, of Bellefontaine, will deliver an
address to the alumni association. On
Wednesday, oath, commencement exer-
cises proper will be held.
A TELEGRAM was received at Millions
burg, Monroe county, last Thursday, from
New York City, stating that john M.
Eberle, a former prominent citizen of
that place, had committed suicide the
evening previous, by taking poison. Mr..
Eberle was the builder of the soldiers
in Bellaire, and was well
known to many citizens of this county.
He had grown respondent over financial
and it is said, a short time be-
fore his death, mysteriously got rid Of
81 ZOO in Bellaire, which his friends are
now hunting up. He went to New York
to collect claim, and failing in this, it
is thought he became more respondent
than ever, and took his own life.
Panhandle and Decatur Route.
The Panhandle has opened a new line
to the West, called the "Pan-Handle and
Decatur Route" and Pullman Sleeping
Cars are now running between Colum-
bus, o., and Peoria, Ills, without change,
on train leaving Columbus at 40 p. IN,
making connections at Decatur and Pc
oria for points in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and the great West. Passing
as it does, through the territory lying
between the great trunk lines, the new
line will, no doubt, become popular with
the travelling public, as it provides bet
far train fapi tiaC than hprat0fnra and a