Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-10-29

SEVERAL Wheeling dudes on bicycles
were here on Sabbath.
JAMES NEY, of Bellsire, died on Fri
day, from consumption.
The hammock is ont Of dste-can be
laid away with the swing.
Miss VINA MOORE, died at her home
in Bellsire, on Friday morning.
LIBRARY, electric aud students lamps
Lowest prices. PATTERSON & Sons.
CHOICE brands of bulk oysters always
on hand, at the Capital City Restaurant
TAKE in your csbbages before Sstur-
day, or the boys will take them in for
you.
CABBAGE in lots to suit purchasers, at
reasonable rates, at Capital City Restau-
rant.
CABBAGE for winter use, or kraut at
reasonable rates; thousands for sale.
Call at Capital City Restaurant.
REGULAR meeting Of the township
trustees on Saturday, and of the city
council on Monday evening next.
The young folks at Glencoe organized
literary society on Friday evening.
with D. j. McMannis as President.
THE election and flint glass strike
over, Bellaire commsnces 10 talk about
her soldiers monument debt once more.
Pay it.
On Friday evening of this week there
will be a big ball in Turner hall, Bel
laire, for the benefit of the locked out
nail feeders.
A COURSE of lectures will be delivered
in Bsrnesviile during November, by Rev.
S. l.. Binkley, for the benefit Of the par
sonsgs fund.
JOHNNY CLARK, school boy at Loyds>
vile, was bit in the head with club
while gathering hickory nuts, and was
seriously injured.
G. G. WADDELL, brakeman on the
B. & o., whose home is at Belmont, had
his hand mashed while coupling cars at
Bellaire, on Friday.
THE Ohio Lantern Co., of Bellaire, last
week made a shipment of lanterns to
Mexico, and the Buckeye made ship
ments to British Columbia.
]. ST. ]. CLARKsoN, formerly of the
Wheeling Register. and well known as
'SpivsDs," died suddenly at his home in
Dayton, on Thursday of last week.
Miss MAGGIE MAHANNA, who was
teacher in the Barnesville schools. left
there last week, to accept a similar posi-
lion in the schools at EldoradO, Kas.
The Misses Close have received a lot
IF Tippecanoe stone, for paving in front
1f their residence. The stone are beau
lies and will make an excellent walk.
ALEX. HAWTHORNE, ESQ, has closed
,ut his store at Louisville, and removed
with his family to Harrisville, where he
will engage in the mercantile business.
"QuINsI troubled me for twenty years;
Iince started using DR.. Thomas Electrical
Dill, have not had an attack; the Oil cures
ore throat at once. Mrs. Letta Conrad,
'tandish, Michigan.
Hopedale Normal College.
The oldest and most thoroughly Nor
nal school in Ohio. Winter term opens
December 1. For catalogue send to Rev.
J. M. Jamison, Hopedale, o. 10 29-3t.
THE November number of Our Little
)nes is a delightful treat for the children
If the nursery. 1t is full of pictures,
ingles and short stories, printed in large,
lear type. Russell Publishing Co., SO
3roomield street, Boston.
BURGLARS made raid on Bridgeport
asst week. After three or four minor
'obberies, on Thursday night, George
1iffens grocery was entered, the safe
,lown open, and about 500 and revol-
'er taken. The books and papers were
lot disturbed, nor any of the goods.
II may be interesting to know that |
his Congressional district gave Repub-
ican majority at the recent election
The figures are: Rspublican-Belmont |
iS5, Guernsey 1893, Noble 2S2, Washing
on 800; total 1850. Denocratic-Mon>
'oe 1872. Net Republican majority sS.
WIN. NJ. ARMSTRONG, of near Arm
trong's Mills, and well known through
,ut the county, is at deaths door with
,ancer. For years he has been a sufferer
With the cancer that started in his ear
md ate away one side of his face, and,
hough he tried every conceivable rene
iy, found no relief.
Buckwheat at the East Richland
Mills.
On and after Saturday, November 7th,
will be prepared to grind Buck wheat.
No. -four guaranteed from good buck>
wheat. J. W. PARKER,
10 29-2t. East Richland Mills.
JOHN c. ISRAEL. just elected commis>
'ioner of Belmont county, is one of the
best farmers in the Saltwater valley,
without alloy and business
nan of parts. There will be no jobbery
nor speculation in public affairs under
his control. We congratulate our Hen
1rysburg neighbor and the people as well.
Guernsey Times.
LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES.
An assortment of the leading
styles, embracing Hall, Student,
Library, ParIOr and
Glass Stand Lamps: Also, Burn.
ers, Chimneys and Shades, at