Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-12-10
DIARIES FOR Iss6-A full line
l2l0-3t at PATTERSON Il SONS.

DIARIES FOR ISS6-A full line
I2l0-3t at PATTERSON IL SONS
THE new board of, directors of the
| WheeIing Fair Association have elected
Anton Reymann, President, and l. T
Stifel, Secretary and Treasurer.
SoME remarkable cures of deafness are re-
corded of Thomas Electric Oil; never fails tC
cure earache.
Marshall Clements, the most cold
blnOded murderer ever executed in Col
oradO, Was hung at Sagnache Friday of
last week for the murder of his brother
and sister-in-Iaw, Thomas and Susie
Clements, last September.
RUBBER BooTs-We have just receiv-
ed our third invoice of rubber boots for
winter trade. and can lit you in foot
wear and rubber coats aud gossamers,
for men, women and children.
y l0-2t JFPsoN & PATTON.
GALE Coss, of Bridgeport. got four
months from Mayor Junkins, for striking
James WoodcOck, on Saturday evening.
Wm Debula, for stealing, got a fine of
5000, and not having the money, will
board with Sheriff Sedwick till warm
weather.
THE Belmont County Farmers Club.
at their meeting on Saturday, elected
the following officers TO serve the ensu+
ing year, viz: President. JOS ] Taggart;
Vice President, J B McMechan; Treas.
urer. Henry Morgan, and Secretary, A
7 McKelvey.
THE Art Age is the only art journal
that gives special attention to the best
work of professional American artists
Besides other illustrations, it issues reg
ularly an exquisite Forbes Photogravure,
suitable for framing. Twenty-Five cents
a copy. TurHure & Gilliss Brothers,
publishers, IS Fulton street, New York.
STOP and see us, on the corner of Mari+
eta and Main,
Well wait on you through sunshine and
rain;
We have groceries, produce, flour and
feed,
Such as we'll regulated family always
need;
Old friends and new ones give US call,
We can sell to you right, one and all.
II 10-2t OSBORNE.
The Register, on Tuesday, contained
an account of the poisoning of the fam
lily of Jefferson Clark. VINO reside on the
farm, on Scotch Ridge, near
Ferry. Rough on Rats" had
been placed on shelf, below which was
4 can of lard. The rodents had pushed
some of the former into the lard, which
was used In cooking. The Ave members
Of the family were taken very sick. but
a physician with the proper antidote,
saved their lives.
Patterson & sons take pleasure
In inviting the attention of the peo-
pie of St. CIairsviIle and vicinity to
their stock of Holiday Goods, em-
bracing a complete line of the fol-
lowing goods at low prices: j. Ladies'
SatcheIS in Plush and Leather,
Pocket Books, Christmas Cards,
Autograph end Scrap
ALBUMS, Scrap Pictures, Family s.
Teachers Bibles, HymnaIs, Toy
and Juvenile Books, Fancy Station
cry, sc. Also, handsome ParIOr,
and stand Lamps. II lO-3t
THE Probate Court issued marriage
licenses during the week ending Tues
lay, as follows:
Geo w beck and Minnie l Lash.
Caleb Richardson and Ida NJ. Linder.
II 2 Loe and Anna Baggs.
Allen 3 Eddy and Catharine Bishop.
Henry G Giles and Emma d E Rphm. |
Herman NJ Bigley and Elizabeth Yaus.
James p Blazer and Ida Black.
Hiram G Gibson and Tillie A Boyd.
Eugene Lincoln Burris and Sophia |
Laodicean Wilson.
At the annual meeting of Drummond |
Post. No 2O3, Il A R, of this place, on
evening. the following officers |
we're elected for the ensuing year: Post
Commander, j CharleswOrth; Senior |
Vice Comman Ter. Matthew Davis; Ju-
,ior Vice Commander, Thomas Malone
surgeon, DR. J E West: Chaplain, Rev
" H Haskell; o D, Simon Jones; o G,
Il NJ Davies; Trustees, G w Carroll. j |
VI Rees aud l. G Sed wick; Representa-
i've to the Department Encampment,
" A Hunt; alternate, Alex Barrett.
"WE don't have to recommend Parker's
Hair Balsam but once" writes MIR G A Bur-
,er, druggist, of Liberty, N Y. "After that |
t stands on its record" it stops falling hair,
estores original color, softness and gloss; ex-
eptionally clean, prevents dandruff. II SAT
VIM NJ ARMSTRONG, a well known
.itiZen of Washington township, died |
1t his home on Captina creek, on Mon-
lay morning, from cancer on the face,
rom which he had suffered intensely for
/ long time, and his funeral took place
IN Wednesday. Deceased was born jan
Iary IS, 1880, on the farm where he af'
erward lived and died, which was en-
cred by his father in 1912. He was a
prudent and active business man, and /
considerable property. In
500, he was elected county commission
II, which office he filled acceptably for
me term. He was one of the projectors
# the b, z & c railroad, and one of the
most active spirits in securing its con
truction, holding the Office of director
# the company, and vice president of
he same, at the time of his death.
Death of William 2. Frazier.