Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-12-10

A WOMAN always carries her purse o.
other women can see it; aman carrie.
his where bis wife won't see it.
W.R BUCHANAN, formerly editor O.
the BelIaire Democrat, has d position il
the government printing Office.
JOHN D. MCGEATH, of Quincy, has Sc,
cured a pension. 1t is Said the first in
stallment will amount 70 Sl,500.
THE Anti-W Risky and Tobacco Asso>
citation Of SomertOn will give grand en-
tertainment Oh New Years night.
| DURING month past over 600 freight
cars per day. on an average, have passed
through the B. & o. yards in Bellaire.
JAMES BECK, we'll known citizen of
Harrlsvillr died suddenly at his home,
on Mondsr morning. We are unable
to learn particulars.
SORGHUM MoLAssES- We have the
hOest sorghum we ever sold, and it is
very cheap. GEO. JEPsoN.
GAINESVILLE people were very in
dignant at the perjury cases in Cam>
bridge, and claim they grow out Of a
feeling against the town.
WILL. PLUALT. a printer, died at the
home of his father in Barnesville, Fri
day, 9th ult., from a general breaking
down, aged about 80 years.
IN an accident at the Bellaire steel
works on Friday morning, VIM. Humes
and Charles Figger were badly burned,
the former probably fatally
RAIsINs-Layers, Valencia and seed
less-tke finest in the land; also cur
rants, citrOn. lemon, and everything
else. good and cheap. GEO. JEPSON.
IT is suggested that Gravel Hill. Bel
laire, have its name changed to North
Bellaire, to prevent people from think
ing it an undesirable part of the city.
Mr. B H LINTON, of Cadiz, offers an
excellent opportunity for an investment
in that place, as will be observed by his
advertisement elsewhere in this paper.
EvAPoRATED PEACHEs-Pared and
unpared, yellow and white; also canned
and dried peaches. We can please every
one. OPS 2t) GEO. JEPsoN.
THE Bellaire Triouae reports turnip
left at their Office by Joseph Musssrd,
which is two feet in circumference and
weighs live pounds and five ounces.
AN immense labor mass meeting was
held in the Palace rink, Wheeling, Oh
Saturday evening, under the auspices of
the Ohio Valley Trades Assembly.
ENGLISH LABoR-SAyING SOAP, and ev+
nr har bind of nv tha 10 OrI
box; the largest stock in town, cheap.
1878 2t GEO. JEPSON.
THERE was quite a storm of wind,
sleet, snow aud rain in this locality on
Friday night. 1t came from the nOrth>
west and brought Old Winter along.
Two OR THREE girls in this town, who
are old enough to know better, are max
ing themselves very conspicuous. and are
getting the benefit of the town talk.
ASK the new bakery firm, Oil s. Huff
man, what their opinion is of Osborne's
st. Louis flour, then try loaf of their
bread. and be convinced of its quality.
II 10 2t
A BROKEN rail caused another accident
at fatal MingO junction, on Saturday
night. Five freight cars were mashed
up and the new bridge much damaged.'
THE directors of the LaBelle glass
works, Bridgeport, held meeting last
week, confirmed Mr.. Northwood as man
sger. and decided to start the works on
j January l.
REV. SHERIDAN BAKER, a noted evan
gelist of Columbus, is expected to assist
Rev. Jackson in protracted meeting, to
be commenced in the III. E. church, at |
Flushing, next week.
J. B. HOGE has the largest assortment
of Holiday goods in town. Call and see
them; no trouble to show goods-prices |
to suit everybody, at the old stand op-
posite the new court house. 1913 81
OF the six sub-districts this NJ. E Dis
trict Conference is composed Of for Sun
day School Institute work, st. Clarsville.
Morristown and Centerville charges CON-
pose the third subdivision, with Rev. !
w. II. Haskell in charge.
THOMAS MCGOWAN, one of the men |
arrested on the charge of com Aitting |
the outrageous Marling robbery last |
summer, was oR trial last week at Whee- |
ling. On Saturday, the case was given |
to the jury, who returned verdict of |
not guilty.
THE Bridgeport Knights of Pythiss
elected the following officers, at their
meeting on Thursday evening: H. A.
Young, c. c.; j. c. McClain. V. c.; John |
Young, NJ. Of E.; D. B. Clark. K. of r. |
and T.; q. Fawcett, Prelate; John w. |
Hanson, M. at A; Joseph Ingram, VIM. |
Koehnlein and L. W. Martin, Trustees.
CANNED GooDs-We have full stock |
of everything in this line-Peaches,
pine apples, raspberries, blackberries, to- |
matoes. corn, string beans. peas, sc, Sc
1878 2t GEO. JEPsON.
JOSEPH HOLMES, of New Athens, In |
the Cadiz Republican. says Of the No
vember weather: Highest temperature,
Sc on the 7th; lowest, l6 on the 10th;
rain or snow fell on Is days, a total of |
2 81 inches of rain and melted snow. |
There were "a cloudy, 4 fair and clear |
days. There was near Is inches of snow
fell
You cannot purchase anything more |
useful and ornamental for Christmas |
present, than a light running Domestic
sewing machine. For sale by
II S3t L. P. TROLL, Agent.
A. l.. WETHERALD, ESQ, q former |
of the Laughlin nail works at |
Martins Ferry, with Wheeling capital
lists, is said to be negotiating for an idle |
mill and furnace at New Castle. Pa. 1t |
is thought, if successful, he will at once
sign the 2l-cent scale, and give employ
ment to nailers in Martins Ferry, Bel
laire and Wheeling.
AT the meeting to council on Tuesday
evening, the street CON mmissioner made |