Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-12

OVER half the voters of this munici
pality have signed the petition for yot
on local option.
AN immense crowd was to the Bethe
camp meeting on Sundsy-of course, tn
candidates were there.
Ladies' Ayers Hair Vigor is a superiC
and econimical dressing; it has become an IL
dispenssble article for the toilet
WANTED-A pair of good horses tha
will weigh about 1900 each, suitable 10
an omnibus. Inquire at this Office.
The Bellaire Herald prints its pros
pectus for the Daily Herald, which will
breathe for time during September.
GOOD House and Lot, in east end o
st. Clairsville. is offered for sale. In
quire of W. B. GILMORE, Ag't. SIP 2t.
AN Is-months old child of II Job o
Colerain township, died on Tuesday, anC
was inferred at Pennington, yesterday
JESSE WILKIsoN, well-knowl
resident of Smith township. died at hi
home in Centerville, on Tuesday eve
ming.
A WICKED exchange says: "a candi
date at camp meeting thinks more of th'
grip he makes on the people than OF
heaven.
A WEST VA. damsel has distinguished
herself by eating IL dishes of ice cream
at one sitting. Her best beau is now a
bankrupt.
THE medical analysis of the watel
drank at Bellaire, shows that the Wheel
ing sewage makes it very poisonous and
dangerous.
A DOG which was supposed to have
hydrophobia was killed in Bellaire on
Monday. 1t was the property of ]. B
Smith, Esq.
JAMES W. WALTON, of GAINESVILLE
has been appointed special pension ex'
service appointment.
For earache, toothache, sore throat,
swelled neck and the result of cold and in
use DR. Thomas Eclectric Oil
the great skin destroyer.
THE water works trustees of Martins
Ferry report number of bids received
for constructing the works. The bids
were opened yesterday.
JACOB NJ. LOCKWOOD, of Mead town
ship, died on Saturday, July 81, aged 81
years. He was the grandfather of the
editor of the Bellaire Herald.
SAMUEL MOORE will be the manager
of the new Crystal window glass works
at Bellaire. The work of rebuilding is
to be pushed, SO the works can start in
October.
ELECTRIC LIGHT is the name of
our new Soap. 1t beats Frank Siddals' great
soap; it beats English Lsbor-Saving' soap.
Invest one nlckle and be convinced.
s 12-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
A Mr.. BLACKBURN, of Cambridge, is
in the GAINESVILLE postoffice, as clerk for
Samuel Piper, while the powers that be
are endeaYoring to name Democrat for
the place.
WHILE the G, L & W and c s. P roads
are having their trouble in Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry, the former is busy
putting down its track toward Bellaire.
The route is just east of the G & 2 track.
Ayers Sarsaprilla is designed for those
who need medicine to purify their blood,
build them up, increase their appetite and re-
juvenate their whole system; no other prepar
alton so we'll meets this want; its record of 40
years is one of constant triumph over disease.
WILLIE, eight year old son of Thomas
of Barnesville, fell from an
apple tree, breaking his left arm near
the wrist. both bones protruding through
the flesh. Modification ensuing, it is
not thought possible to save the little
fellows life.
OUR devil timidly asks why the man
who shot Niagara IN cask would make
a good Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in this district? And as he slid
out the door to dodge the steam bouncer,
be quietly remarked, Because he has
the requisite barl."
The family of J. II. Collins, Esq,
of Columbus, are now residing on their
farm near Fairview. They are here on
account of the serious illness of their
son. Thomas Collins, and it is hoped that
he may be revived by the pure air of the
Guernsey hills.-Enterprise.
Sugar, Sugar, Sugar.-Over seven
seven hundred pounds (7,700)-
nearly four tons of Sugar in stock and CON-
ing in to>day. Crushed, Powdered, Granu>
lated, A Coffee and all grades of Yellow,
Refined Sugars are LOWER than e0e7 before,
and we are sure we can meet the wants of our
friends in price and quality. GEO. JEPsoN.
The Jail force was increased by two
Thursday. Mrs. Henry
Snyder was put in, in default of $40 and
costs for licking her husband, and John
Debula in default of $40 and costs for
assault and battery, and So and costs for
obscene language in the presence of
ladies'.
Flavorinq Extracts.-Our DOUBLE
EXTRA is the best and finest favored, pure
extract made We ask but ONE trial. Ask
for 'Saatth Brothers Double Extra
8 1921 GRo. JEPsoN.
HENRY HoEFER, of Wheeling, started
to walk from Bellaire to his home, on
Wednesday afternoon of last week, and
when about midway between Bellaire
and West Wheeling. was knocked down
by highway robbers, and his pockets
riied, the thieves getting Sc. He was
struck in the head with billy, but was
not seriously injured.
COMRADES of the 9Sth o. V. l., will
note that the next annual reunion of
hat regiment will be held at Leesville,
Ohio, on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Thursday, Sept. 2, beginning at
10 o'clock. A free dinner will be served
the members of the 9Sth and all visiting
soldiers. For further particulars, ad
1ress John B. Wilkins, secretary, Dell
Roy. Ohio.
The highest temperature during July
was 92 on the 7th; lowest, 81 on the 10th
The total rainfall was 972 inches, being
5.2S inches above the average for the
month, and over inches more than fell
10 the same month last year. In five
lays 615 inches of rain fell. The above
tens are from the monthly report of
Joseph Holmes, of New Athens, in the
Cadiz Republican.