Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-11-04
Town and Country.


Town and Country.
HARD CIDER and hard cases about this
time.
The next holiday in order is Thanks
giving.
THE season of the fragrant saur kraut
is here.
FRUIT TREE dealers are now on the
market.
THE Presbyterians of Carrollton have
advertised for proposals for building a
new church.
SOME men In this count y are not in pol
tics as much as they were the fore part
of the week.
A SALINEvILLE mother holds the dis
charge of seven sons from the army. a
Spartan mOtherl
ANOTHER pile driver has been placed
in position on the c. & w. extension,
near the Etna mill.
WHEN you come to town to pay your
taxes, it will not offend the printer if
you call at his Office.
Rev. JAMES FRAZIER, of Davenport,
New York, preached in the u. P. church
at Bellaire last Sabbath.
REV DIR. A. H. NoRcRoss has been
elected President of Pittsburgh Female
college, in place of DR.. Pershing.
UNDERwEAR-A full line in all quail
ties for men, women and children.
liza 2t. JEPsoN & PATTON.
CHAs. COLLINS has put down a SUBJ
stantial Berea stone pavement in front
of his property on the south side of Main
street.
AN epidemic of Western fever is af
flicting Barnesville, and number of
the best families are leaving for Caiifor-
mia and the west.
COFFEE Is UP-But our choice loose
Rio is as good as ever. and we believe it
is the cheapest coffee in town. "Try our
coffee" once. JEPSoN.
CONGRESSMAN-ELECT ]. d. TAYLOR
addressed good sized Republican meet
ing at Martins Ferry on Friday eves
ming of last week.
Few like gray hairs. except on other
persons. If your hair is turning gray,
restore it to the hue of youth by using
Ayers Hair Vigor.
BLANKETS AND COMFoRTERs - We
have nice line of She above in all quail
tiles, from the best 10 the cheapest.
11-4 2t JFPsON & PATTON
THE Salem Era presents a subject for
some enterprising debating society: "Can
woman lace herself as tight as a man
can drink himself p
Mr. ROBERT KERR, son of James
Kerr, Esq, of Martins Ferry, who has
been lying seriously i'll from typhoid fe-
yer for several weeks, is convalescing
slowly.
HOSIERY AND GLovEs-The largest
and best stock we have ever had-all
qualities, sizes aud prices.
IL 2t. JEPsoN & PATTON.
PROSECUTOR KENNoN now has an
other chance of handling the violators
of the law. The report of the grand
jury will show how well he improves
the opportunity.
TRIAL proves that honesty is the best
policy in medicine as we'll as in other
things. Ayers Sarsaparilla is a genuine
preparation, an unequalled blood purifi
er, decidedly superior to all others.
RUBBER GooDs-Our fall and winter
stock of rubber foot wear is all in, and
we have full lines of the best goods.
Come and see us. JEPsoN & PATTON.
IT is stated that there is to be meet
ing at Wheeling shortly, of shippers be-
tween Bellaire and East Liverpool, to
confer with the B.. & o. railroad author
titles concerning new railroad up the
river on the Ohio side.
THE Coshocton county grand jury re4
turned 81 indictments for violations of
the liquor law-but there is more inter
est felt in this region as to the number
OF indictments of similar nature to be
brought in by the Belmont grand jury.
THANKSGIVING DAY" is coming, and
we are fully prepared to meet the wants
of our friends for good things-every>
thing fresh and fine. GEO. JEPsoN.
II Vi l0IJbTS lTOi1 JtlOSo uoluS
Ayers Hair Vigor attest its value as a
restOrer of gray hair to its natural color
AS stimulant and tonic. preventing
aud curing badness, and cleansing the
scrip, its use cannot be too strongly
recommended.
PETER RUPEL. charged with burning
tobacco house and its contents Al
Fulda, Noble county, was tried in the
Noble common pleas last week. found
guilty and sentenced to - years in the
pententiary. Hon. Lorenzo Danford. OF
this place, was one of the counsel fol
the defense.
FLAyoRlNG EXTRACTS Smith Bros
"Double extra" is the FINEST FLAYoREI
and best we know of at any price. Try
it, and you will be surprised at its greaI
superiority. GEO. JEPsoN. IL 2t.
JESSE SHELDON, mention of whose i'll
ness was made in these columns las
week, died at his home in Smith town
ship. Oh Friday, and his funeral tool
place on Sunday. Deceased was 6S year.
of age, and was born on the farm wher'
be died. A wife and three children arr
bereft by his death.
SEVERAL embryonic Democratic edi
tors in this vicinity were greatly disap
pointed because our neighbOr of th'
Gazette succeeded last week in gettinG
his financial difficulties adjusted. Tber'
are great many smart Alecs" in th'
Democratic ranks hereabouts, any o
sxhom-in their own estimatiOD-coulC
improve on the management OF thl
Gazette.