Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-03-05
Town and Country.


BE good and you will be-a curiosity
Snow ball battles were very popular
last week.
IT is said that ''fall" styles are in fash
ion at the skating rink.
A sHREwD skating rink manager never
advertises hard wood floors.
A SUCCESSFUL revival is in progress
in the Barnesville A. NJ. E. church.
TAeeART Bros. of MorristowD, sold
small lot of wool some days ago, at 80
cents.
THE country.roads have been in unu-
sual good condition for travel during this
winter.
A MARTINS FERRY man has turned
the old school house at Flushing int a
roller rink.
MoRRIsTowN wants a skating rink,
and Taggart's ware room is talked of for
that purpose.
Miss LAURA MoKEEN has been en-
ployed for the summer term at the Cen
terville schools.
MARCH came in rough and bold, and
according 20 the old saying, will go out
quiet and mild.
~ Four families left the neighborhood
Of Sewellsville last week, to build up new
homes in the west.
1t is said there are ten S-peruy steel
nails less in every pound than iron-who
loses the difference?
THE question is, what is to become of
all the skating rink buildings when the
excitement goes down.
KIDD's mines, on the c., L. & W. road,
have stopped again, as they could not
get special shipping rates.
THE Ohio State Board of Pharmacy
will hold a session at GAINESVILLE, COM
mencing on the 18th inst.
THE Hidden Hand" was played to
good audience in Morristown last Thurs
day evening, by home talent.
PROF. RoBINsoN's show stranded last
week at HeRdrysburg, and the company
took the overland route fer home.
Rev. BINKLEY, of the Barnesville NJ.
E. church, has organized home Bible
= reading class of over 500 members.
BRIDGEPoRT is talking of asking
Wheeling to furnish them with gas to
light their streets and for private use.
SOME of the locked out Martins Ferry
glass workers will go to Minneapolis and
Others to New Jersey, to accept positions.
MOVING day looms up in the near fu+
ture. A large number of our people will
make change of residence this spring.
TIE funeral of Otto Sbreiner, at Mar
tins Ferry, Wednesday of last week,
was one of the largest ever seen in the
city.
L.. CUNARD, of Burr's Mills, died on
Monday of last week, aged 80 years. He
was highly respected by all who knew
him.
The Barnesville Enterprise and Bell
laire Tribune are calling each other San
other" about which paper has the largest
circulation.
THE coldest February in our history
parts last Saturday. We bid it adieu
Will ktESb lCluCbouOCs
SIMEON KING. of Barnesville, died on
Wednesday of last week, from pleurisy,
aged about 73 years. He leaves wife
and seven grown up children.
A BUILDING association was organized
at Cambridge last week, and a commits
tee appointed to attend to incorporating
the same, with a capital stock of $780, 600
DIR. W. II. CARSON, of this place, has
sold his dental Office in this place to Mr.
George FuIbay, of Harrisville. and will
remove ito some other location after
April 1.
ABOUT fifty Bellaire men have organ
ized social club, and Will have a room
where the leading daily papers and pop
nIar magazines will be some of the at
fractions.
THE following item is on the rounds
s'If the Demon of Darkness were to lost
his tail, where Wenld he get another one
From some saloon man, of course; they
re tail spirits"
20 No. Poland China shoats-weigh
ing from 60 to so lbs,--i good condition
for sale by ]. w. PARKER,
g 26-2t East Richland Mills.
DAVID DANIELS, of near Wegee, fel
from the hay loft in his barn Wednesda.
of last week, and broke three ribs. be-
sides other injuries, which it is feared
may prove fatal.
HIN consequence of our room beini
rented, we are compelled to leave, ant
rather than move, we will sell all good
regardless of cost or value, at the new
Clothing store, Kintner's room, 81. Clairs
vile. 1t.
w. r. NJ. DENNY, of the American
Bible Society, is now canvassing Bridge
port. About the first of April, he viii
go to Indianapolis, to canvass that city
in answer to a call from the Femal
Bible Society of that place.
CLARENCE READER, son of A. Reader
of the C. e 2. Office in Bellaire. fell froI
his engine on that road last Thursday
and bad his foot cut of, and was other
wise hurt so that he died the same day
Since being married. the unfortunat
young man has resided in Steubenvillt