Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-11-12

| BURRg MILLS talk6 OIL organizing
stock company and erecting ball. B
the way, st. Clairsville is in need of
hall.
The Beat Is THE BEST and cheapes
in the long run, especially -four. Ask
IL sgt OSBORNE.
TIE Unien Cornet Band of Etna
vile have advertised grand ball il
Ulrich's hall in that place, for Frida
evening.
JAMES Rowan, of Beliaire, has sue'
the judges of the recent election in 81
Ward for $4,000 damages, for refusing
bis vote.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS will buy lamp
burner and chimney, at
1923 St. PATTERSON & Sons.
THE sheep skin band was out screnad
ing on Saturday evening. We have no
learned just what they were trying tt
celebrate.
Mrs. DEAN, mother of Michael Dean
died at her home on Indian Run, neal
Bellaire, on Saturday. in the Goth yeal
of her age.
D. ]. MCMANNIS, teacher at Glencoe
is engaged in preparing teachers direc'
tory and educational compendium of Bel.
mont county.
THE Panhandle & VI. & L. E. roads
heve purchased four acres of ground at
Bowerstewn, Harrison county, on which
to erect a union depot.
Amos W. SHEPPARD, of Bellaire, has
given out that he will take his case for
damages against the B. & o., to the Su>
preme Court of the United States.
LEWIS KUHN, German of Barnes.
vile, went to Germany to secure porr
tion of an estate, and was picked up by
the army officials and put to service.
]. W. KING, opposite the CHRONICLE,
has the best arranged stable in st. Clairs-
Vile. Accommodations for horses at
reasonable rates. 10 29 st
THE entertainment Friday evening at
the Capital City Rink by Rogers and
Stanford was very good. The bicycle
riding and club swinging were especially
fine.
A GAME of base bail between the Bel
lsire Globes and a picked nine from
Wheeling, the latter containing some
profession ais, will be played on the Island
on Saturday.
OYsTERs-J. W. King, opposite the
CHRONICLE Office, keeps constantly on
hand fresh oysters, which he will fur
nish to families at lowest rates. Will
also serve them at his restaurant in all
styles. 10 29St
E. w. JOHNSON has purchased the
building in which he now resides aud
conducts business. Wheeler is one of
our most attentive business men and
richly deserves success CadiZ Sentinel.
The Bellaire factories are saving con-
siderable money by using part slack in
their furnaces. The new furnace at the
Crystal Window Glass Works. which
uses slack coal gas altogether, is work
ing like charm.
TIE coal miners of the Bellaire neigh
borhood met on Friday and organized by
electing the following officers: President,
Tobias Holt; Vice President, Peter
O'Malley; corresponding secretary, G. B.
JAMES MANION, an employe of the
Bellaire steel works, was struck by the
crank that swings the vessels, last Fri.
day, and his skull was crushed in, the
man dying instantly. He was widower
and had but recently come to Bellaire.
JUST RECEIvED.-Another fresh SUD-
ply of Crsngle's Imperial st. Louis flour;
also, a lot of Briggs Patent Chicago,
both of which are the best and most re-
liable brands of -four in the market. and
don't you forget it. Sold only, in this
place, by III 5-2t) JAS. OSBORNE.
A PRoTRACTED meeting has been ap-
pointed to begin at New Castle Meth
odist church, on Tuesday evening, Nov.
18th, at 6:15 o'clock, and to continue
several days. The members of Horeb,
Pleasant Hill and Jerusalem churches,
are cordially invited to be present and
help in the meeting.
What Seventy five Cents Did.
A farmer in Missouri writes that he has
had tough time. The potato bugs got into
his fields; his childred had whooping cough,
and his wife was crippled with rheumatism.
Then he invested fifty cents in bottle of St.
Jacobs Oil, and twenty-five cents in one OF
Red Star Cough Cure, and health and happi~
ness returned to his home.
ALBERT FERREN, son Of James Fer
rem, of this place, whe has been an em+
ploye of the Atlantic Tea House at Whee.
ling, has been placed in charge of the
house at Bellaire, and Ed. Feltus, for
merly of that place, has been placed in
charge Of the company's house at Allie
gheny. We congratulate both young
men on their advancement.
JOHN RoDEFEK, father of the Rodefer
Bros, of Bellaire, made a cider mill
| from an old threshing machine cylinder
and was grinding apples with it Thurs
day, when the cylinder burst, the pieces
flying in every direction. Mr.. Rodefel
had . thigh broken, and was injured
about the head and body, possibly fatal
ly. He is 76 years of age.
PAwNINe HER BOYS CLOTHING FOR MEDI
oINK.-A poor woman in Wales, whose bo,
had been very i'll for several years, had ex
pended all of her means to pay for medicine
At last the doctors gave him up and said b
must die. He suffered 30 terribly with rheu
J matism that he could not be moved. On
, day some one told her about the Mount Lebs
non Shakers. The evidence Of the curativ
powers of their Extract Of Roots was 30 coE
vincing that she poned the poor boys clotht
to buy bottle of the remedy (Siegeps Syrup
: but now she feels proud she did 80, for it WI
the means OF curing her SON. The Shaker
say that this was the result of indigestion, an
? that the medicine cured the dyspepsia, an
: that the rheumatism was only a symptom
the real disease. 112>3t