Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-19

| NlIlo are disgrace TO county seat CIV
ilization. The 'city dads" may take no
jtice.
DO not fill the system with quinine when
fever and ague and malarial fevers can be
much more effectively treated by Ayers Ague
Cure; warranted to cure.
JOHN HoFFNER is the new fireman on
the Northern railroad, vice John Seid-
witt resigned, to accept a position as
brakeman on the G, L Il w.
A CHANGE of schedule went into effect
on the B & o road on Monday. the Cam
bridge accommodation leaving Wheeling
at Z SO IN, being discontinued.
MILES JOSHUA WILSON GLOVER, of
Smith tp., this county, was chairman of
the Democratic Congressional side show
at Steubenyille, last Thursday.
MARTINS FERRY citizenship is in
creasing rapidly; mother gave birth to
her fourth child all inside year recent
iy-two pair of twins. % V News.
JOHN WELLS has submitted to the
proper Fair committee some 6ne specit
mems of Blue Blinker plums. He has
about one hundred and fifty bushels.
ELECTRIC LIGHT is the name of
our new Soap. 1t beats Frank Siddal's' great
soap; it beats English Labor Saving soap.
Invest one nlckle and be convinced.
S12-2t GEo. JEPsoN.
A COLLISION occurred in the Bellaire
railroad yards on Friday, ten cars being
derailed and an engine badly damaged.
Engineer James ConDOrs was slightly
injured.
The c. L & W Ry's superintendent of
bridges, D Coaghlin, was il Bridgeport
on Friday, seeing about their proposed
bridge over the mouth of Wheeling
creek.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT Co
LUMBUs.-0n August "a and 25, the B.
81 o. r. r. Co. will sell round trip tick
cts to Columbus at one fare for the
round trip.
/. II. BURGOoN. receiver of the B, z &
road, is authorized by the GAINESVILLE
court, to issue 100000 of receivers GER
liicates, the proceeds to be used to i'm
prove the road.
THE Ohio Valley Glass Co.'S ware was
sold by the sheriff at Bridgeport, last
week. The factory has been leased till
fall by the Consolidated Fruit Jar Co, at
$500 per menth.
The Tri-State Soldiers Reunion is to
be held on the new State Fair grounds,
Wheeling, September % and %. All the
veterans of this region should make ar
rangements to attend.
FIavoring Extracts.-Our DOUBLE
EXTRA is the best and finest favored, pure
extract made We ask but ONE trial Ask
for Smith Brothers Double Eatrd.
812>2t GEO. JEPsoN.
JOHN MCLUCKIE was elected council
man in the 5th ward, Bellaire, on Satur-
day, to fill vacancy. He ran on an in
dependent ticket against both Republi-
can and Democratic candidates.
MYRTLE, youngest daughter of Mr.
Thomas WetEerald, of Bellaire. died on
Thursday morning. from typhoid fever.
She was loveable little lady of IA years,
and her death was greatly lamented.
THE prohibition ordinance will go into
effect at Barnesville in October. There
is not so much talk now as there was be-
fore the vote was taken, of starting sa>
looms outside the corporate limits.
THOSE who have not signed the petit
tion for vote on prohibition here, are
especially invited to the third temper
ance meeting of The series, to be held in
the U P church, on Sabbath evening.
DO not fill the system with quinine in the
effort to prevent or cure fever and ague: Ayers
Ague Cure is more potent remedy, and ii
leaves in the body 30 poisons to produce diz-
illness, deafness, headache or other disorders;
the proprietors warrant it.
THE New Lisbon council, which is
evenly divided on the saloon question,
refused to pass the prohibition ordinance
after the people voted in favor of it
only IS votes being recorded against pro-
hibition.
JAMES PENNINGTON, a we'll known
young man of Martins Ferry, died On
Wednesday of last week, from censump-
tion, aged 25. Deceased was half
brother of the wife of Treasurer ELECT
Robinson.
MRS. NANCY ANDERSON died at her
home near Moundsville, aged so years.
She was the mother of DR. G l. Anderson,
of Bellaire, and a former resident of
Pease tip. Interment on Thursday. at
Bridgeport.
DIR. J. NJ. TODD, of Bridgeport, under
the charge of offensive partisanship,"
has been removed from the postoffice at
that place, and DR. John Cook, most
offensive partisan has been appointed
postmaster.
A LARGE number of towns in Ohio
have already taken advantage of the To-
cal option feature of the Dow law. A
majority of the electors of St Clairsville
have signed petition to council for a
vote on the subject.
YARNS, YARNS.-Our Yarns will be
in this week and will consist of our regular
standard quGLty-all colors and grades. Also
some medium qraity to compete win the
chesp yarns always on the market. Call and
see quality and price.
8 19~2t GEO JEPsoN.
Rev. SLATER BROWN, of Colerain to-.
was in to the Prohibition convention on
Thursday, and when he came into our
Office in the morning with his gripsack.
the boys were on the outlook, and found
it was filled with plums and apples of
the very finest varieties. The CHRoNI-
Gle force has long ago voted Rev Brown
among the most accommodating and
obliging of their farmer friends.