Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-10-08

HAVE you taken up your house plants
BELLAIRE BARRIERS will not shave on
the Sabbath.
THE buckwheat crop is being harvest
ed, and is an excellent yield
IT has been shadow, sunshine, and
then rain, for the past few days.
JESSE KEYsER, of Crabapple, had his
arm lacerated in a threshing machine on
Friday.
THE Bellaire Turner's will celebrate
the 9th anniversary of their organization
on the 18th inst.
PRoNoUNCINe matches are become one
of the amusements. Why not have one
ia st. ClairsvilleS
CHEsTNUTs have made their appear
ance in the market. Five cents for a
small glass of-worms.
THE letter carriers of Wheeling han
died 259. III pieces of mail matter during
the month of September.
THE Law and Order Society of Mar
tins Ferry, met on Friday evening, and
perfected ali organization.
A PAVILION of 200 capacity has been
erected in Rose Hill cemetery, Bellalre,
to protect visitors from rain.
EDWARD REAGER, of Bridgeport. on
charge of forgery, was held to court In
Wheeling, in the sum OF 5000.
JOHN WILLIAMS, of Martins Ferry,
died on Thursday very suddenly, from
the effects of a paralytic stroke.
THE Laughlin nail works. Martins
Ferry, made 2086 kegs of nails last week,
and are running full, with all quiet.
CLoAKs for ladies, misses and children.
We have in stock, and to arrive soon, a
very nice line of cloaks, very cheap. Look
at them. (2t), JEPsoN & PATTON.
TIE road to the cemetery in Bellaire
has been fenced in, and claimed as pri-
vate property. 1t will make a nice law
suit.
THE Women's Union Benevolent So
ciety of Martins Ferry have issued a call
for clothing, TO be donated to the needy
poor.
WHEELING will hereafter cremate her
filth and offal instead of throwing it into
the river to contaminate the water drank
at Bellalre.
Ok Friday evening. October 16, It'd.
Shuttleworth, of Bellaire, and Burkett,
of Wheeling. will skate tor 5000 and the
championship.
ALL the injured in the recent assault
on the Ldughlin mill, at Martins Ferry,
will get YELL 1t is d matter to be CRATE
full for that no lives were lost.
10 Acre Farm, adjoining the town
S., 900; apply to w Mitchell, st Clairs
vile. 9>17 If
The first flint glass made in Bellaire
in the year 1885, was made on Monday.
1t was long lock out, and it is matter
for general rejoicing that it is over.
THE Martins Ferry nailers and feed
ers are leaving the town, and accepting
positions in the eastern mills. A large
delegation left the latter part of the |
week.
IN the suit of John Baugh, jr., before |
Squire Roeder, of Bellaire, which was |
against the B. & o. company Tor insur |
ance dues. the jury rendered a verdict of |
Sl9 for plaintiff.
The boat race between Ritz, of Whee- |
ling, and Griffin, which was to have been |
rowed Saturday on Lake Chautauqua,I
was postponed on account of the rough |
water. Betting was even.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Doors, SHOES
We have full stocks of everything in Onr |
line bought for cash at headquarters. |
Come and see US.
I0-1 2t. JEPsoN & PATTON. !
WE we're shown some fine red raSp> |
berries yesterday from F. W. Reid's fruit |
farm, near Bridgeport. However strange |
it may appear, they were growing on the |
bines yesterday. Saturdays Register.
A CHATAUQUA reading circle has been |
in Bridgeport, of which Mrs. |
T. E. Orr is president; Miss Mary Clay |
land, vice president, and T. w. Williams,
secretary. The society holds tri>weekly |
sessions.