Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-05-06

FRANK LITTEN. of Bellaire, has be-
appointed Deputy State Inspector
OILS.
AT the colored Baptist church. Bridg
port, ten converts were immersed la
Sabbath.
THE & o is blasting out soma da
gerous rocks i'll the cuts on that road,
this county.
MosT of the Bridgeport business me
have signed an agreement TO close at
o'clock p N.
a BILL was introduced in the Obi
House on Friday, providing for townshi
local option.
THERE was frost noticeable in som
places en- Monday morning, but no dan
age was done.
IT is. proposed to make a toll road Q
the pike from Wegee to Bellaire, as it
going to wreck.
SHOVEL PLows-We have the best-Doubl
and single shovel; very cheap.
4 29~2t JEPsoNs.
POSTMASTER COOPER, of Bellaire, ha
been Oh the sick list. and has not ye
licked any stamps for the public.
Mrs. ESTHER WILSON. a well know
Barnesville lady, died on Thursday, 22t
ult, from consumption, aged "a years.
THE knights of Labor organization
will have a parade and picnic at Wslnu
fHsa .
For dispepsis or any stomach derange
ment, no other remedy can be found so pleas
ant, prompt and effective as Ayers Cathartic
Pills.
DAVID THOBURN had one of his leg.
broken. while driving with sled across
ditch on his farm on Scotch Ridge, on
Friday.
Now THAT April is ended, the gentle
oyster will Iay himself down in his lit
tie bed and peacefully sleep till Septem'
Der comes.
Henry Schenhals, foreman Henry Krug
Packing Co St. Louis, Mo-, uses DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil with his men for sprains, cuts,
bruises. chapped hands, etc; 1t is the best.
Mr.. T. S. BETHEL, of UniontowD, has
been appointed Notary Public by Gov.
Foraker, and will attend correctly to
any notarial business entrusted to him.
IT would be interesting to know what
the man who predicts dry summer, be-
Cause be has seen numerous snakes, rec>
as an antidote fol snake bite.
THE Union cornet band, of Etnaville,
Will give one of their enjoyable vocal
and instrumental entertainments in Bel
aire. on Thursday evening of next week.
JULIAN HoGE. son of Thomas r. Hoge,
lied at Chanute, Kansas, on April 20.
,ged nearly 80 years. The family re-
moved from near Belmont about seven
years ago.
Mr.. J. DUNCAN, of Frederickstown, O.,
las been selected to superintend the
Bridgeport schools, vice T Orr, resign
ID to accept a position on the National
,tockman.
The Flushing Advertiser" by c. II.
Tudkins, is new newspaper venture in
his county. 1t is Published semi-mOnth-
Y, and is after Advertising, as no charge
S made for the paper.
FULL STOCKS of foor and table oil
.lOths. table linen. napkins, towels, crash
gauze underwear, sc, sc.
cheap for cash, at
4 20 2t JEPsON u PATTON'S.
CHAS. KAUFMAN, of the Standard iron
works, and Teddy O'Leary and Daniel
dorgan, of the Eina iron works, will
epresent Bridgeport at the Amagama-
ed Association Convention at Pitts
,urgh.
AT 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, Nick
Piper beat Michael Lynch in severe
manner at Bridgeport. Piper had been
discharged by Lynch. He escaped ar
est by going over to Wheeling, says the
Register.
EVERY dollar taken from home for the
purchase of anything that could be oh
aimed here, is just that much thrown
Iway so far as the town is concerned.
This means for printing as well as other
merchandise.
PLANTS FOR SALE.
Tomato, Early and Late Cabbage. Csuli>
lower, Pepper, Celery and Egg Plants at
Alexander's. north of NJ. E. Church, St.
Jlairsville, Ohio. 422-3t
SOME shares of Bellaire window glass
jtOck, belonging to the estate of the late
John Dubois, Sr, were offered at public
'ale on Saturday. Sixty-fve cents were
Did for the stock, but being less than
iwO-thirds of appraisement. it did not
'ell.
THE Cadiz Republicans Harrisville
has to say of our former
.ownsman: Mr.. Levi Deafenbaugh. our
new blacksmith at Fishers old stand on
Main street, is said to be an excellent
and skilled workman, and withal an ex-
;ellent christian gentleman.
The constantly tircd>out' feeling, so Of
EN- experienced, is the result of impoverished
blood, causing enfeeblcd vitality; Ayers Sar-
'apsrilla enriches the blood, increases the
blood, increases the appetite and promotes
digestion; the system thus iRvigorated feels
new strength and energy.
SAYS the Bellaire Tribune: "There are
twenty-five saloons on Union street,
from the c & P depot to the bridge over
The B & O-three squares. They range
from the finest equipped bars in the city
10 dives where the vilest WHISTLES are
over the dirtiest bars"
JAMES O. COCHRAN, of the new cigar
store, and Miss Dell Merritt, daughter
Of T. J. Merritt. of the Gazette office,
we're married by Rev. Alexander, of the
church. on Thursday even
ing. The young couple have the good
wishes of many friends for life of hap
piness.
New Livery Stable.
Having taken charge of the National
Hotel stables, will keep in connection
herewith, a few good horses, buggies
and double-seated Surrey. any of which
will be for hire at reasonable prices.
Special attention given to stabling and
feeding horses. JAMES W. FRASER.
St. Clairsville, So If.
THE Bellaire Independent seriously
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