Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-09-30
Town and Country.

QdUU dG OoDOANL d
CHEHEY's Flying Hiatoga is TO pac
at the Cadiz fair to day.
THERE is talk of rise in the price o
coal in the river towns.
THE man who can swing corn cut
ter well, is now in demand.
Don't FORGET IT-four weeks fro1
next Tuesday is election day.
TEA DRINKERS, we have a tip-tol
gr~de; try it. OSBORNE,
ALL the pupils of the schools in Har
rison county get into the fair at Cadiz
free this week.
THE Union window glass works al
BeiIaire. after being idle for two years
is about to resume.
-Scrofula and all forms of scrofuloul
diseases. are rapidly purged away by The
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
THE Presbytery of St. Clairsville will
meet next Tuesday, October 5, at the
Coal Brook church, Quincy.
ONLY eighteen applicants for certif'
Gates were present at the teachers ex+
animation in Bellaire on Saturday.
TWENTY LBS. very good sugar for
buffers. for 81 90. OSBORNE.
JAMES CAREY, B. & o. brakeman
fell from his train near Cambridge, on
Wednesday of last week. and was killed
THE merchants and tradesmen who
advertise in The CHRONICLE are worthy
of patronage. They are square business
men.
REPUBLICANS contemplating leaving
home. this fall, should bear in mind that
the election occurs Tuesday, Novem-
ber I'd.
TOBACCO Only about fifteen varieties
can suit you in chew or smoke.
9f23 2t OSBORNE.
THE negro held by the officers at
Barnesville under the supposition that
he was wanted for murder, has been re-
leased.
The Bellaire Independent printed on
Thursday what it called the Taylor
Graves letters, and the world wagged on
as usual
The O.V. News has it: "Wm. Coff1and,
present clerk of the courts and candi
date for reelection" &C. What's in a
name, anyhow.
Ayers Hair Viger keeps the hair
fresh and bright; it not only restores the
color, but imparts gloss and luxuriance
to faded and gray hair.
MEN may come ard men may go. but
hn of fho 0aFannOrafio nd i
date goes on continually. Republicans
will not be lulled by it.
CASH paid for produce, when goods
are not wanted. OSBORNE.
The soldiers reunion, beginning to
day at Beallsville, and continuing until
Saturday, promises to be an enjoyable
affair to the boys in blue.
THE Cadiz Sentinel says: Since E. W.
johnson has been in business in Cadiz,
he has purchased from one 6rm the enor.
nous number of 100000 cigars.
The GAINESVILLE Window glass works,
which have been shut down since July
1st, lighted their fires on Thursday, with
the prospect of a successful run.
AMONG the students in attendance at
Hopedale Normal college from Belmont
county, are Misses Annie Ramsey and
Myrtle Warren, of Businessburgh.
AT a meeting of the Western Nail As
sociatien in Pittsburgh last week, the
price of nails was advanced to a two
twenty card with the usual discounts.
SCHOOL CHILDREN, come and see US
morning, noon and night; we have the
incest assortment of candy you ever
looked at: penny will buy sample.
9>23 2t OSBORNE.
TIE fine crop of wheat the present
season, has induced farmers of this sec.
tion to sow with lavish hand, so that the
acreage is probably larger than usual.
ALL the candidates on the Democratic
county ticket are trembling. The Re
publicans should see to it that they are
completely ratified by the I'd day of No
vember.
MAIL AGENT, d. c. Hancher, on the
B, 2 & G railroad, was bounced from his
Office on Saturday, in the interest of re-
form and rapid and certain transit of
the mails, of course.
The Prohibition campaign opens in
Bellaire, Thursday evening, when that
former old war horse of the Democracy
r. S. Clark, of Morristown, will make a
speech in the City Hall.
AN editor who has reached the ad-
vanced age of ninety attributes his long
life and excellent health to the fact that
he never expected to please everybody
and never tried to do so.
MAJOR JOHN LIPPINCoTT, we'll known
. to the older citizens of the county, is lyS
ing quite ill at his home in Morristown
with little hope of recovery. He is in
the S5th year of his age.
THE election Tuesday on the temper
ance question not being an election con-
templated by statute. Mayor Davies
withdrew bis proclamation which had
been issued to close the saloons.
SUGARS are cheaper than for thirty
years; we have sold and in stock the
past season, over 5000 pounds, and still
the demand continues. Try us; we car
sweeten you very cheap. OSBORNE.
POSTMASTER COOPER, of Bellaire, ha:
been authorized by the Postofice depart
ment to advertise for bids for carrying
the mail for one year to and from the
r. r. depots to the postoflice in tina
place.
DR.. G. A. CHANEY has agreed TO ex
hibit his fast PAGER at the Cadiz fair to
day Thursday. The horse is to pac,
a mile in 2:15. for which he is to receive
hundred dollars; if he fails, no purs'
is awarded.
JOHN HARRIS. son of Reuben Harris
who was the former owner of the farm
which is now the site of Bellaire. dieC
on Wednesday of last week. at his bom,
west of that place. in the S4th year o.
his age. He was highly esteemed eiti
zen, and consistent member of tn,
Presbyterian church for many years. Hi
funeral took place on Friday.