Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-28

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FOWLER & DRUMMoND's aDon Pedro
1lttbe easiest shoe a man ever wore.
THE Riciland township trustees NEE
IN regular January session, OF Saturds
afternoon.
NEXT Tuesday the z. b. will come ou
and decide whether it will be an early o
late spring.
Ross HKIzER is the proprietor of
new job printing establishment a
Barnesville.
SEE the elegant wide shoes for ole
gentlemen, at Fowler & Drummends 8
Bridgeport, o.
THE Messrs Victorius have purchased
the clothing store Of Jacob 0ppenheimer
at Barnesville.
THERE was splendid shedding last
week, and the small boy-aad girl-msde
up for lost time.
CAMBRIDGE will vote this spring on a
proposition to erect building for the
fire department.
THE LaBelle glass works, at Bridge
port, commenced making glass the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. JANE LAWS. aged 7S, one of the
oldest residents of BarnesviIle, died on
Tuesday of last week.
MAYOR COOPER. of Bellaire, collected
$114 in fines and $11 in licenses, during
the month of December.
Ice skating has been the amusement
for week or two. Dzrrsh's ice pond
has been popular place.
THE plans fer the new G. & P. depot
at Martins Ferry, call for magnificent
brick building with tower.
C. E. ADAMS, of Barnesville. has been
appointed dispatcher of B. & o. trains
between Newark and Bellaire.
ALL the ice houses are now full, and
we believe all people are satisfied with
the amount of cold We have had.
ONE of the largest retail groceries In
Wheeling, WartheR & Tiemann, made al
assignment Tuesday of last week.
, AN exchange says: Saturn is now th q
evening star, and is nearer the earth than
it will be in the next thirty years.
J. NJ. MONROE, of Bellaire, has been
elected secretary of the political Prohi>
bition organization of this district.
APRIL movers are beginning to look
about for new abodes. There is not so
much talk of change here, as usual.
Miss HARRIET GEORGE, aged about 80
years, died a few days ago, at her home
in Loydsville, from the in6rmities of age
REV. B. F. BEAzLE, formerly NJ. E
pastor at this place, is one of the jurors
in the church trial of Rev. Pershing, at
Pittsburgh.
FOWLER Sc DRUMMoND, Bridgeport
have full line of the famous Western
shoe, made by Rockford Shoe Co. Come
and see them.
w. A. BETHEL, of Smyrna, although
one Of the youngest members OF his
class at West Point, stands number II
in class of los.
The city fathers hold their February
meeting on Monday evening next. 1t i:
probable some action will be taken or
the lamp question.
MAURICE BLUM, a younger brother o
Henry and Isaac Blum, the Bellaire mer
chants, died on Friday, aged 20 years
from typhoid fever.
HARRY, the S-year old son of JOSEPH
Fl. Grafton. formerly of Bellaire, died il
Marietta one day last week, from con.
gestion of the lungs.
FREDDY" DELANEY. a Martins Ferry
tough, was brought to Jail the latter par
of the week in default of $50 bail, charg
ed with assaulting woman.
ABOUT 400 people attended the Uniol
cornet bands entertainment at Bridge
port last Wednesday evening, 1t was
grand success in every way.
HOSEA DoUDNA, one of the most prom
inent old men of the GAINESVILLE vicinity
is very low from the injuries receivet
from bis horse falling upon him.
PARTIES are said to have in contem
platiOn the purchase of the Belmon
stove works at Martins Ferry, and con
vert the same into wire nail mill.
BE sure to get your spring shoes a
Fowler & Drummond's, Bridgeport,
We will have infants shoes for th
spring trade at 4oc, in kid and goat.
AT the meeting of the State Miner
Association in Columbus last week,
resolution was passed authorizing
strike along the B. & o., from Cambridg
to Bellaire.
On Saturday and Sunday, Feb. and
union Sabbath School conference is I
be held at Cambridge. Rev. Chaunce
n. PoRd, national secretary, will hav
charge.
THE well known female crook, Flol
ence Goldsborough, who masquerades j
male attire, has just completed a seve
years term in the Ohio penitentiary, an
been discharged.
FOWLER & DRUMMoND will have
full line of Waukenphast, common sens
opera toe, and spring toe shoes for ladi
in stock for the spring trade. Oglebs
block, Bridgeport. o.
THE grand jury in session at Zane
vile, could do no business on Monday
last week, because one of the jurors w
drunk. Judge Phillips sent him to il
for &c Gays to sober up.
Don't shake up your lamp when Il
oil gets low. Mrs. Hannah Oberly.
Wheeling, died recently, from injuri
received from lamp which explod
from this common habit.
THE average GAINESVILLE young "a,
or boy is supremely happy if he can
some way secure the rink floor few NJ
ments to disport himself to bis own or;
i6estion, and envy of the on-lookers.