Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-04-01
wnIrEwA.H is a COED thing for the
cellars, outhouses, &c.

wnITEwAsH is good thing for the
cellars, outhouses, &c.
BRIDeEPoRT talks of establishing a
central telephone exchange.
SPRING chickens are being planted
an old hen and IS eggs is the usual way
THE GAINESVILLE banks have allowed
their disagreement to get into the papers
AN epidemic of colds and sore throat
prevails in the Louisville neighborhood
The small hoy is putting in the week s
vacation lodging showers and flying
kites.
THE Republican tickets are now all in
the field. Be at the polls next Monday,
and support them.
TIE Bzrnesville Fair Association have
selected August "a q, As the dates for
their fair this year.
REMoNsTRANCEs against the bill tax
ing express wagons. drays and carts, are
being circulated in Bellairs.
1T. KNoUFF, ex-Auditor of Noble
county, has purchased half interest in
the Caldwell Noble county, Journal.
ONLY few more days left for the
candidates to mix. Monday tells the
tale, and one-half of them will be de-
feated.
Mr.. ALBERT TROLL, of the frm of
F. Toll & Sons, is in Philanelphla and
New York, buying stock of dry goods
and carpets.
THE subject of the lecture of Rev.
Slater Brown, al Maynard. at ? O'Clock
next Sabbath, is "The Spirituality and
Eternity Of Ged.'
THE cards are out for the marriage of
North West, Esq, of Bridgeport, to Miss
lone Walton. which will occur at Woods
field, on April 6, at 3 m.
ASK for Harrison Bros mixed paints;
call at J. b. Hoge's fer these ready mixed
paints, the best in town, put up in plnts.
quarts and gallons. 25-3t
REV. WALTER MOORE, a. NJ. E. min
lister, of Smithield, Ohio. was authorized
to solemnize marriages in Belmont coun-
| ty, by the Probate court on Saturday.
CHARLES THOMPSON, the father Of
Henry Thompson, of this place. died at
his home in Wheeling. on Monday, aged
70 years. The funeral occurred yesterT
day.
JAMES V. STILwELL, ESQ, closed a
successful term of school iu the Cherry
Hip district on Friday. MI. Stilwell
ha anrinn the sane
place.
MAYOR COOPER, of Bellaire, has se+
lected John W. Campbell. of the Bottle
Works clerical force. for his chief clerk,
when he takes charge of the postoffice
in that city.
THE Rev. A. King Knox will preach in
the Presbyterian church on next Sab
bath. IN the absence of the pastor. who
will assist in communion services at
Ceptreville.
The programme committee for the
Pennyroyal Reunion, met on Tuesday
evening, at the Albert House, Barnes
vile. to arrange programme for this
falls reunion.
REGUEL TROLL, of the firm Of Conrad
Trolls Sons, went east on Saturday, an0
proposes to purchase the largest and
iuest line of goods ever brought TO this
place. They are already beginning to
arrive.
]. H. DRENNEN. of Martins Ferry. has
brought suit for $4,000 against that city,
for damages to his property, by reason
of grading a street in front of his 10 !,
causing it to crumble down. The ques-
tion or setting grades will be tested.
BUILDERS and Contractors take notice
that John Carlile is prepared to furnish
everything in their line. As he handles
everything in car load lots, he is able to
give bottom prices. Call and see him, at
Northern depot. l-4s
CHARLES ANDERSON, aged IL, of Bel
laire, played with an "uuloaded" pistol
on Sunday. DR.. Muhleman dressed the
wound made through the boys cheek
and nose, and while he will probably not
die, he will be disigured for life.
SOME Democrats insist that the name
Isaac NJ. Riley as a candidate, is be-
coming altogether familiar TO them. In
the fall, "State Senatership" seeks the
man, and in the spring he is wOoed to
be councilman of the village of st.
Clairsville.
GEORGE W. DOYLE, of this place, on
Monday received present from George
Weir, life convict in the Ohio peniten
tiary. 1t is a tootbpick with handle
like penknife, the handle being of Ger
man silver inlaid with pearl. 1t was
made by scholar of Weir's in the peni-
tentiary.
W.N. COPELAND, admir-, advertises in
this paper, at private sale. the farm of
80 ael es, belonging to the estate of the
late C c Coffiand. 1t is located about 4
miles west of this place, and near the
National road. A good bargain is offer
ed. See ad.
A MAN named Bennett, a former con-
tractor on the B, z s. c road, was in Bel
laire last week on big spree, and on
Sunday night he was badly battered up,
and claimed three men had robbed him
of his gold watch and money. The men
are supposed to be known, and will be
tried on the charge.
JOSEPH TAGGART who was considered
one of the best Trustees who ever filled
the Office in this township, was beaten
by ring who could not use him for
their dirty work. Wouldn't it oe we'll
for the people to set their seal of con-
demnation on this proceeding, by smash
ing some Of the gang next Monday.
The Board of Ipfirmary Directors met
On Saturday, and opened the bids of ply
sicians for medical attendance on out
door paupers for the several townships
of Belmont county, and bids of the fol-
lowing physicians were accepted: Rich>
land, T G Parks; Flushing. G W Nc
Guire; Colerain, G Cope; Wheeling, j
W Workman; Union, w R Clark; Kirk
wood, c C Whitsett; WarreR, G Well
I Ions & Son: Washington, r Alexan-