Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-10-15
Town and Country.
On its ear-the corn.

On its ear-the corn.
COLD nights and frosty mornings.
SABBATH was most beautiful fall day
THE leaves are rapidly disappearing
from the trees.
THE Salvation Army at Bellaire has
disbanded until spring.
THE election is over, and we now look
forward to Thanksgiving.
The condition of the coal house is now
a very important question.
A MARTINS FERRY lady, aged 4S, last
week gave birth to her 25th child.
SEVERAL of our people were over to
Cadiz last week, taking in the Fair.
FLUSHING fines any one found drunk
In her limits, the sum of So and costs.
MRS. BAXTER, of Bellaire, died Thurs
day, after a lengthy illness, aged 90 years.
DIR. d. ]. JONES, is the new physician,
who has hung out his single at May
nard.
INDIAN summer is to commence to-
morrow, according to the wise weather
prophets.
THE Capital City rink, at this place,
opened on Friday evening, with nice
crowd present.
THE derrick is up for the oil and gas
we'll, near Heatherington's, in the lower
end of Bellaire.
THE new quick 1O-cent delivery sysr
tenn is already pronounced a failure by
pOstofice officials.
HARRY TAYLOR has returned to Cole
rain from Iowa, a sufferer from indam>
matory rheumatism.
The Garnet Council National Union
celebrated its first anniversary at Mar
tins Ferry last week.
BRLLAIRE will be represented at the
coming New Orleans Exposition, by her
glass and nail products.
TIE rinks everywhere start off as if
they would hold hold full sway again
this winter, for amusements.
You will never buy any other after
trying "Ice Cake" creamery butter. For
sale at Schumaker's meat shop.
FoR rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia, ,crsmp
and collie there is no remedy superior to the
genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
CIV. DUNIFER, editor of the late Cam
bridge Democrat, is publishing daily
during the Fair at that place this week.
11O Acre Farm, adjoining the town
of Burf's Mills, for sale cbeap-price
$4,000; apply to w Mitchell, st Clairs
vile. 9>17 If
THE list of awards of the Belmont
County Fair is printed in this paper.
Call on Treasurer Pollock and draw your
money.
CANDIDATES who were not elected
know more than they did few days
ago. Experience, however, is a dear
teacher.
IT is the best-Rusk, Nichol & Co.'s
"Ice Cake" creamery butter. This mar
ket will be supplied at Schumaker's meat
shop. Try it. 10 SGT.
THOMAS MARTIN, miner in the Etna
mill bank, Martins Ferry, was seriously
injured Wednesday of last week, by a
fall of soapstone.
The first annual meeting of the wo-
mems home missionary society of the
St. Clairsville Presbytery will be held to-
day. in the Warnock church.
CLIFF. WILLIAMS ''Sorrel Billy" at
the Knox County Fair, Mt. Vernon, on
Friday, took the money in the free for
all trot." Time 2:30, 2:S4 and 2:32.
The annual school enumeration of
Pallniro hat ho
of and 81 years, of whom 145 are colt
ored. This is gain over last year of So.
LAST year before this time farmers
were keeping their stock on dry feed
Now there is an abundance of good pas
ture. and it will last till hidden by the
snow.
/. Rev. w. A WILLIAMS, late professor
of languages at Franklin College, has
accepted call to the Concord Presbyte~
rian church. He will also preach at
Warnock.
The saloon of John Stephens, Barnes
vile, was buTglariZed Wednesday night
of last week, of several jugs of liquor
Thomas Wedley was arrested, charged
with the crime.
YIN w OOuOOuol VI loob "CChB IuC CdIIJ-
ing-in boys of the Bellalre bottle works
went on strike for an increase of 10
cents per day. They repented and went
to work next morning,
THE boat race between Ritz, of Whee.
ling, and Griffith, of Brooklyn, came of
last week at Lake Chautauqua, the for
mer coming IN ahead, but the race was
declared a draw on account of foul
and all bets off.
AN old and intimate friend of mine is
Parker's Hair Balsam; have used it five
years, and could tdo without it; it has
stopped my hair from falling, restored
its natural black color and wholly cleans
ed it from dandruff.-Miss Pearl Aneson
St. Louis, Mo. 10 lin
SAMUEL SIMMONS, of Bellaire, ha
been elected President of the Simmon
& Kline Manufacturing Co., at Muske
gon. Michigan. The capital stock of tn
company is $4,000, with planning mil
with capacity of $4,000 feet per day.
HORSE THIEVES, LOOK OUTi -Th
Colerain Horse Thief Detectives, held
meeting Sept. 5, at which full cerps o
officers we're elected, and now the com
pany is we'll equipped for pursuing an
capturing horse thieves.
W. A. SHARON, Pres't.
D. BUNDY, Sec'y. 1913 At.