Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-11-12
Town and Country.

AOWA anu OOtAuC1ys
ALNANACs for 1886 have arrived.
The bottom is about out of the coun'
try roads.
OYSTERS, fresh and fine. in all styles
at Kings.
GLASS will be made at Barnesville on
Thursday Of this week.
PRoNoUNCINe match at the NJ. E
church on Friday evening.
THE Bellaire Goblet works last Friday
made its first old gold glass.
Rev. DENNY, of the Bible Society, 1;
canvassing Bellsire this week.
A SUN shower aHd some lightning are
the record for Friday, Nov. 6.
THERE will not be any more elections
this year, SO get down TO work.
ONE DOLLAR buys handsome parlor
lamp. PATTERSON s. SONS.
CHRIsTMAs is beginning to agitate
old sHd young. Only six weeks now.
THE Bellaire police want their sala>
ries raised from $45 to $50 per month.
E. C. MORRIS has purchased the Me-
Graw business block, Bsllaire, for $4,000.
DON'T FAIL to try Osborne's best
brands of -four, you can't miss it. IL SGT
PANCAKE parties are popular in the
cities. The one who eats the most gets
prize.
BEWARE of the seductive swindler; he
is on the 60. Buy only from regular
dealers.
THE shortest day is December 81, and
until then daylight will gradually grow
shorter.
THE Bellaire school teachers have orr
ganized a reading circle, to meet semi
monthly.
THE State Association of miners de-
cidsd to demand An increase of 10 cents
for mining.
THE poor little rabbit has to watch
out now, as the gunners anG dogs are on
the war path.
JOHN GALLAHER was awarded the
contract for the 21st street sewer, Bel
laire, for $7s7.
THE Martins Ferry Knights of Pythias
now occupy their quarters in the new
Commercial block.
WIN. MACE, GAINESVILLE saloonist,
paid $33.20 for keeping open after 10
o'clock in the evening.
THE GAINESVILLE z. NJ. C. A. have dis
organized, owing to the expense. The
rink is well patronized.
BERTHE, seven year old daughter of
William and Isabel McMsster, Of Glen
cce, died On the first inst
THE leaves from your shade trees, if
gathered up and put on your garden.
make an excellent compost.
REV. W. A. WILLIAMS was installed
pastor Of the Warnock and Concord Pres
byterian churches. on last Saturday.
THE farmers in the vicinity of Hen
drysburs estimate the loss on the cern
crop by the hail storm at 40 per cent.
THE B. & o. round house at BslIaire
was considerably damaged. Saturday,
by mogul engine crushing through it.
THE Bellaire nail works company en-
poets to manufacture bar iron in short
time. Extensive additions are being
made.
A PORTION of the crown of the fur
mace ut the LanternGlobe works, Bellaire
fell in, causing loss Of several hundred
dollars.
GEORGE BoLoN knocked down an old
man named Davis, at Belmont, with a
brick. He was bound over to court, but
escaped.
GEORGE MCKIM il erecting a large
machine shop at Martins Ferry, for the
manufacture of his self feeding nail
machines.
DAVID KBLLAR, pilot on the Scioto at
the time of the awful 4th of July colli>
sion, has been psrdoned by President
Cleveland.
The ladies of Burr's Mills have or
ganized an auxiliary to the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, with Mrs.
Alice Swaney, President.
A REGATTA Of Wheeling, Bellaire and
Martins Ferry oarsmen, will be held at
Bellaire on Saturday, for q silver cup Of
fered by Ritz & Cochran.
HENRY KENPLE, of Bellsire, wants to
be released from his wife Louisa Kem-
pie, on account Of her temper. He is
63, while his spouse is So.
OK Friday evening Morris V. Miller
and wife, of Bellaire. celebrated their
silver wedding. Many beautiful and
useful presents were received.
JAMES WILSON, a colored barber at
Bellsire, is in trouble because he has
one wife too many. No. resides at
Stsubenville and No. 2 at Bellsire.
CAss CoRBIN, a B. & O. brakeman
whose home is at Burr's Mills, was per.
haps fatally injured. on Friday, BY being
thrown from freight car at Zanesvill
WIN. BARNES, an old and eccentric
man, well known all over this neighbor
hood as the knitter, died at the residence
of his brother. Levi Barnes, near Mt
Pleasant. on Saturday.
Foe frst-class meal at reasonable rate
and at all hours, go to Fred Kies'. He is ais
prepared to furnish good stabIing for horses
whore the best attention will be given, an,
good, substantial feed served. Stop with Kies
AT the Etna Mill, on Friday nigh,
John Cox, ST., had his hand burned al
most off. Charles Fritz, another en-
ploye, had the side of his face sevsrsl
burned the same night by . fyin
sipdsr,