Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-09

and mirrors, at lowest prices, at
l293t PATTERsONs'.
AN infan. child of MIR and Mrs. L.
Clipp. near Falrpoint, died suddenly {
Saturday.
BRILLEs. the great 0ae-price Cloth,
this issue. He means just what he say
He is square deaer.
AN organization has been perfecte
and considerable money subscribed
Uhricbsviile, for the purpose of sinkin
oil and gas test wells.
DIARIES for 1887. cheap.
1293t CRoSsLAND Bros.
The religious revival in Martins Eel
~, is still in progress. On Sabbath, !
new members were received into tn
Presbyterian church, Rev. Walker, pas
tor.
THE CHRONICLE wants good CORES
pondents at Flushing. Morrisotw n. HeDc
BarnesvilIe, SomertOn an
Belmont, who will sharpen up their pei
ellis for the winter at least.
ELEGANT albums, in plush and STAMP
ed leather bindings, at unusually 10y
prices, at PATrERsoNs'. y 9 st.
The residents of five of the princips
streets,in Martins Ferry.are to be give
the opportunity of using natural gas TO
domestic purposes. aud pipe laying o
these streets is in progress
The Woodsfeld Gazette says: NJ
religious services have been held in th
Monroe county Infrmary for yeal
The mission maH looked after the for
eign and not the home work.
LIBRARY and stand lamps, cheap.
II 2t GRASSLAND BROS.
PRESIDENT J. G. BLACK, of Franklir
College, gave a reception to the students
of that institution on Thursday evening
The new president proposes that ther,
shall be social as well as intellectual cul
ture at old Franklin.
4 REVIVAL meeting under the man
agement of Rev. Hissom, which ha'
been in progress for over two weeks still
continues at oydsViile-upward of Il
are reported, and the mem
bership is greatly revived.
FAMILY and teachers Bibles, Psalms
and Methodist hymnals, al
1293 3t PATTERsoNs'.
THE electors of Cald well, Noble cOun
", are to vote on prohibition under the
of the Dow law, on Tuesday
December 2lst. The contest will likely
De close one. as poll shows LOG for to
lO4 against the proposition.
TONE up the system by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t will make you
EEL like new person. Thousands have
'ound health, and relief from suffering,
Jy the use of this great blood purifier,
when all other means failed.
GRASSLAND BRos-We have the best
inc of Holiday Goods in the city; prices
1ery low. Come in, and we'll tell you
Ill about them. II 9 2t.
PEOPLE who go dashing through
owns, driving at break-neck speed. do
lot always seem to realize that the ped
strian is entitled to the right of way,
1t regular street crossing and they are
lot bound to lookout for the person who
lriveS The team.
CHAs. T. FRAZIER, we'll known citi-
.en of Pease township, son of the late
Townsend Frazier, died at his home, one
nile west of Bridgep port on Sunday eve
ing, in the 63d year of his age. The flu.
Il T.,nrdag .ff
nterment at Scott's cemetery.
CRossLAND Bros. Photo albums, au-
os, handsope gilt books for children
nd erybody-od cases. broom hold
rs, Xmas cards-everything. Please
all. II 2t.
REV. JAMES LOVE, who for many
ears was resident of Londonderry,
Guernsey county, and had charge on
Cleek in this county before
ne war, died at his home io Morning
sun. Iowa, on the 18th. ult., in the SSth
ear of his age. Deceased left this re-
ZION in 1864.
A MOVEMENT has been started to ART
ange tor the holding of an eucumenical
conference of Wesleyans in this country
n 1887. The growth of the slip taken
~ John Wesley from the Anglican
hurch is one of the wonders in ecclesias-
ical history, and its fruits have been
most richly bestowed upon the Ameri+
an people.
THE Index intimates that Newcom-
rstown has some people who, when they
lie, could have an unabridged biogra
'hy of their good deeds written on the
y leaf of a teD-cent vest pocket diary.
There are several people outside of n.
# whom the same may be said, but of
curse none of them live in st. Clairs
lille or vicinity.
In reply to the dirty insinuation of
he Bellaire Tribune. that because of in
he fell off the damp into the
water, near Quincy, one dark night re-
emily, Mr.. Peter Roscoe, desires the
CHRONICLE to say that his reputation is
lot of that unsavory sort as to ever be
of having burglariZed post
ffice or railroad car, at any rate.
SHERIFF ELECT FoULKE, has desig-
lated TO the conrt Tor approval, the 1ol-
owing assistants. John j Shuttlewortb,
# Bellaire c1ief deputy sheriff; w S
}olhy, deputy ard jailor; P o Criswell,
John i Bulger, Barnesyille,
nd Joseph M:Connaughy, Bridgeport,
pecial deputy sheriffs. All except the
hief deputy are deputies under Sheriff
and are efficient men. The
lew appointee, Shuttleworth is glass
worker and prominent knight of Labor
he will doubtless prove good officer.
G. A. r. Election.
At the annual meeting of Drummond
Post, 203 G. a, r. Tuesday evening, for
he election of officers, Col. James F.
lharlesworth, was unanimously re-elec-
ID Post Commander, and other officers
we're chosen as follows: Mathew Davis.
) V; James A McNary, J V; John E.
West, surgeon: W II Haskell, chaplain !;
B R Johnson quartermaster; Simon
ZONES, o. D.; Chas Schatz, o. G.; John
3 Stewart. delegate to state encamp-
nemt; w Fl Roscoe, vice delegate.
HOpedale Normal College.
Four courses complete-Normal or
Teachers. Scientific, Classical and Com
an,bracad undar ONE TIrI~