Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-11-26
Town and Country.
GIVE thanks to-day.

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GIVE thanks to-day.
FOUR weeks from Friday is Christmas.
HARRY WILLIAMS has opened a tin
shop aI Warnock.
BELLAIRE will tax her concert saloons
and skating rinkS.
HENRY n. HELPBRINGER has been
appointed a Pension Examiner.
OUT of 229 words spelled. 20 were mis-
pronounced at Barnesville match.
THE cloth peddIers are abroad again,
beating people who buy from them.
RIPE strawberries were on exhibition
in Barnesville, on Saturday, Nov. IA.
BARNEsvILLE people pay from 515 to
81 cents per bushel for coal, delivered.
THE township trustees meet in regular
monthly business session on Saturday.
TIE "Daisy" skating rink at Somertou
was formally opened on Friday evening.
THE musicians of Bellaire have organ
ized-a union, the object being to keep up
prices.
THE rural debating societies are in
full blast, with steam ahead for all the
winter.
THE snow came on Sunday as if it
meant to show that Old Winter was
with us.
Miss CLARA MORRIS played the New
Magdalen," in Wheeling Opera House,
last night.
BARNEsvILLE now has a Salvation
Army. The "sun kissed" is wicked
little town.
MISS NELLIE BATTELLE has been APT
pointed assistant teacher in the Bellaire
high school.
JOHN PEARSON. young man aged 10
years, died in Bellaire, Saturday, from
consumption.
CAPT. FARRAR, Representativerelect
from Guernsey county, still continues to
improve in health.
THE Htna machine works are engagr
ed on four Of the new McKim self-feed+
Ing nail machines.
TWENTY-FIVE out of 80 families Wis
tied in the lst ward. Bellaire, were found
to be without the Bible.
REV. JAMES L. REED will preach the
union Thanksgiving sermon in the NJ.
E. church at GAINESVILLE.
WM. FINDLAY, who quarried away
part of street in Bellaire, was fined $40
and costs by Mayor Cooper.
A CAMBRIDGE sheat eight months old
dressed 400 pounds. Let US hear from
Belmont county pork growers.
A WoMAN's Relief Corps. auxiliary to
Holiday Post G. A. R., of Wheeling, was
organized on Thursday evening.
TEN cent hunters with $50 guns will
scour the country in every direction ts>
day, and come home with no game.
THE Buckeye glass works. Martins
Ferry, which have been idle about year,
will start up full the first of January.
THE LsBelle glass works, at Bridges
port, will start up about December Is,
after being idle since February, 1884.
TIE turkey living tomorrow can con-
gratnlats himself, and then mourn for
the great number of deaths in his family
J. W. CoULsoN, of Bellaire, has the
contract to decorate and grain the inte-
rior of the Presbyterian church atBarnes-
vile.
BERRY & WARREN, of Mead tp., last
Friday shipped two beat loads of apples,
about $500 barrels, to the Southern
market.
The furniture of the Y. N. C. A., at
Barnesville. is offered for sale. An
itemized statement of the effects is de-
maDded,
SHUTTLEwoRTH, the Bellaire skater,
was defeated by Sheppard, in the three
mile race at the Bridgeport rink, or Fri.
day evening.
The Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry.
last Wednesday received 200 feet of
smoke pipe, manufactured by c. II. Mill
ler. Wheeling.
WIN. SINRAM, C. & P. baggage master,
whose home is Bellaire, broke his arm
by falling into turn.table pit at Pitts
burgh, on Friday.
IN some of our neighboring towns the
business houses will be closed on Thanks
kNluB-lb Will Uo SouCThly observed
here as holiday.
The new factory at Martins Ferry,
for making George McKim's sslf-feedine
nail machines, will be ready for opera
tion December Is.
MAYOR COOPER, of Bellaire, turned
into the city treasury S4695 for the
month ending August 12; and S54.4O for
the month ending October IL.
J. NJ. OeIER, a Cambridge druggist,
has $500 pounds of pennyroyal oil, which
will be shipped to the east 1t was man.
ufactured in Guernsey county.
MEETINGS are being held at Hunter,
in favor of opening q road from the Nor
ristown Il Somerton road via Dora and
Stringtown, to the Sandy Ridge road.
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