Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-12-24


fever.
| THE Morrison-May combination, bicy.
clistS, Is booked for the Capital City rink
} Friday aud saturday evenings.
A BELLAIRE baker turned out SOC
pounds of fruit cake last week. Just
think of the big heads the day after
Christmas.
/ The Shepherd Sisters. of this place
J opened the new Woodslield skating rink
, on Wednesday and Thursday nights OF
: this week.
WN. TAYLOR, glass worker formerly
of BellaIre, was seriously injured in a
riot between American aud Belgian glass
workers in Pittsburgh factory, on Sat-
urjay.
!. LOUIS BRICKMEYER, q 1O-year old
r Bellaire boy, was run over by coal Car
Idnd kicked 10y a mule on Tuesday morn
ing, but will recover, although severely
cut and bruised.
CONE to The Institute good subjects,
good music, good addresses and G od
cheer will be the order of exercises. De-
vote the Holiday week to pleasant and
pIOuIdUlo cDy OA IDcuI.
The Farmers Club
Will hold their last meeting before the
Institute, on Saturday afternoon, at Pol>
lacks law office. Let there be full at
tendance.
i TEACHER and scholars are preparing
for an Xmas entertainment to-day, Thurs
day, at Beech Hill school house. There
will be an Xmas tree, singing, speeches: /:
after which presents Will be given, also
a treat OF good things.
Fair Warning!
1t appearing that the notice given in
last weeks paper was not fully UNDER
stood, the time has been extended, and
notice is hereby given that all accounts
ldue W. 3. Gilmore not paid on or before
December 2Sth. 1885, will be advertised,
name and amount in full, and sold at
public sale, as required by law.
1t Z. l.. WILEY, Assignee.
CHRIS. MCKEE, of Noble county, has
brought suit in the Noble common pleas
against the original stockholders of the
B., Z. & C. R. r., for a claim of about
81, 900, fer ties furnished the company.
This suit will probably result in the sale
of the road and the adjustment OF all
Claims against it by an assessment on
the stockholders. 1t is feared that it
will involve seriously some of the par
ties who have been active in construct
ing and maintaining the line.
Four score years and ten have not seen the
equal of Ely's Cream Balm as 8 remedy for
catarrh, cclds in the head and hay fever; it
works like magic, giving relief at once, and
permanent benefit; thorough treatment cures
the worst cases; apply into the nOstrils We
have sold Ely's Cream Balm about three years
and have recommended its use in more than
a hundred special cases of catarrh; the unani-
nous answer to our inquiries is, its the best
remedy that have ever used;' our experience
is, that where parties continued its use, it
never fails to cure.-J II Montgomery & Co.,
druggists, Decorah, Iowa. II II 2t
ROBT. H. SMITH, of Johnston. Smith &
Co., commission merchants, Pittsburgh. !
formerly member Of Company G, 9Sth
%. V. l., died very suddenly, at his
home. in Allegheny, on Saturday morn
ing. December 18th. Bob will be re+
membered as the popular commissary
clerk. who issued rations to the boys of |
the 9Sth when there were any to issue,
and was very sorry when they were not |
to be had. He leaves wife and family. |
His death will be learned with regret
by his old comrades in arms.
A Walking Skeleton.
Mr.. E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg,
Pa, writes: 81 was afflicted with lnng
fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced
to walking Skeleton. Got free trial
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for |
Consumption, which did me so much |
good that bought dollar bottle At
ter using three bottles, found myself
once more man, completely restored to
health, with a hearty appetite, and a
gain in flesh of 4S los" Call at Patter |
sons Drug Store and get free trial bot
tie of this certain cure for all Lung Dis
eases. Large bottles S1.00.
PROF. MCLEAN's lecture on the Mound |
Builders, will be a rare opportunity to
learn all that is known of that mysteri4 |
Gus race. which once inhabited this part
of the country, from man who knows
as much about the subject as any living
man, except, perhaps, the great English
archaologist, Sir Charles Lysle. 1t will
be long time before the people of st.
Clairsville will have so 6ne an opportu-
nifty. The lecture will be fully illustra- |
ted by stereoscoptican views prepared
expressly for tie purpose by Prof. Nc
Lean himself.
War, War! War!!
l am now wagiRg war against the
extravagant manner of feeding stock. by
putting in a new SCIENTIFIC crusher and
grinder combined, enabling the people to
feed the cob as we'll as the corn. l can
change it in five minutes to grind corn
and oats and other feed. manufacture
rye, buckwheat, and wheat fiours, and
keep corn meal and all kinds of feed for
sael. You can save money by coming to
this mill. Respectfully,
II Sat ]. W. PARKER.
Prop'r East Richland Mills.
THE annual contest between the Phil
osophic and Jeffersonian literary sscie-
ties of Franklin College, took place at
the q. P. church at New Athens, on
Tuesday evening. The judges were Rev.
Smith, NJ E minister, of CadiZ; L w
Emerson, Esq, attorney, st Clairsville;
and Rev Weaver, U P minister, of Nor
riStown. The contestants were, on select
ldeclamation, Miss Minnie NJ Mcconnell,
New Athens, and Miss Lena M Hays,
UnioDtown; essay, Misses Mary B Day
and Irene Boice, both of New Athens
Grafton, w McFadden, New Athens,
and Ollie B JamisOn. Cadiz; debate, w
Fl Mcfarland and Elmer Ankerman,
both of New Athens. The result was
victory in favor of the Jeffersonians in
every contest except oration-11 points
to 4. All the efforts are spoken of as
masterly, evincing marked natural abil-
f,,l Nf H.