Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-10-29
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APPLE BUTTER time is here.
The taffy pulling season is on.
The ice wagon has gone into winter
quarters.
OYSTERS, fresh and fne. in all styles,
at Kings.
ATTEND the prenouncing match at the
N. E. church, on Friday evening.
a STATE convention of miners will be
held in Columbus on next Tuesday.
ONE DOLLAR buys handsome parlor
lamp. PATTERSON & Sons.
On next Saturday the narrow gauge
road will be offered for sale by Receiver
L. NJ. Riley.
4 FUN and knowledge to be had at the
pronouRcing contest al the NJ. E. church
Oh Friday evening.
CHARLES TROLLS new residence. in
the east end, is going up rapidly, and
will be quite nice home.
WE give list of the states holding
elecLlous this year in this issue. Next
Tuesday is the next big day after Ohio.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS will buy lamp
burner and chimney, at
1929 St. PATTERSON s. Sons.
REV. TIMOTHY REILLRY, a Bellalre
young NAH, was yesterday ordained
priest in the Passionist Monastery, at
West Hoboken, n. j.
j. W. KING, opposite the CHRONICLE,
has the best arranged stable III ST. Clalrs-
vile. Accommodations for horses at
reasonable rates. 10 20 st
READ the announcement of the Ohron-
iclerTeiegrsph, Pittsburgh, in this paper.
1t will be furnished together with this
paper at 1915 Fer year.
Groceries at Wholesale Prices!
Our entire stock must be sold within
ten days. Call early.
Z. L. WILEY,
Assignee of w. b. Gilmore.
RITZ, the noted Wheeling oarsman,
and Dan Coreoran, another sporting man
of Wheeling, have purchased McDer
motifs Bellalre saloon, and will make it |
headquarters for the sporting fraternity. |
FRED KIEs, ESQ, almost opposite the !
bank, has arranged so that he Is new |
able to accommodate the travelling pub
lie; good meals for all who may call,
and staDling and feed for horses.
The Fall term OF common pleas court |
will begin On next Tuesday,and although
there are 3I2 cases on the docket, appear
ances indicate that many of The cases
are paper cases" and will not require
ihe Intervention of jury.
MRS. MARY AULT, residing about 2
miles south OF town, widow OF the late
John Ault, died from dropsy on Tuesday |
evening, aged about IS years. Her fu
neral will occur to>day; interment at
The Dutch cemetery.
0YsTERs-J. W. King, opposite the
CHRONICLE office, keeps constantly on
hand fresh oysters, which he will fur
uish to families at lowest rates. Wlll
also serve them at his restaurant in all
styles. 10 29-3t
The annual announcement of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette appears
in this paper. The GazeLLe is fearless in
its advocacy of Republican principles,
and Is ably managed Ia all Its depart
Inents. 1t has no superior in Ohio as d
The operators of the peddling banks
in the vicinity of Bridgeport, have accer
ded to the demands of the miners, and
they went to work yesterday mOrnIng.
Affairs at the Pittsburgh & Wheeling
coal company'S different mines are still
rs they were.
JOHN STANTON was badly cut in the
leg in Arbaugh's saloon, Martins Ferry,
about 2 o'clock Sabbath morning. Chas.
LiDder, a young colored man, was arrest.
I'd. charged with the stabbing. Ar
baugh has been arrested for violating
the Sunday law.
THE county commissioners and build
ing committee were in session here yes
terday, consulting on new court house
matters. The commissioners went to
Tuesday to examine some
bridges, with view of finding a pattern
for the proposed bridge over McMahon's
creek, Union street, Bellaire.
THE Probate Judge transacted a light
business in marriage permits during The
WON 4hC
were granted:
Samuel H. Hinderlong and Lizzie B.
Slay.
Robert Washington ana Nettie Myers.
David H. Benson and Emily Wilcox.
RICHARD S. RYAN, of Cambridge.
formerly of this place, was married on
Thursday last, to Miss Bella Black+
burn, of the former place. Dick is an
old st. Clairsville boy, and former en-
ploye of this office. We tender our cen
gratulatiOns, with the usual good wish
es for the newly welded couple.
MRS. ]. K. NORTON, of near Flushing,
died on Sabbath, from paralysis, aged 80
years. Only few months ago, her hus-
band was called home, and after long
christian life of usefulness, she has only
followed him who was her daily COM
panien for so many years, into the long
rest. The family have the sympathy OF
the community. Interment on Tuesday.