Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-03-11

church choir, Bellaire, nstted over 500
A NUMBER of Bridgeport capitalists
are arranging TO organize new banking
firm.
The Bellaire Democratic primaries
will be held on the 2Oih, the convention
on the 22d.
BENZ. MUNsLoW, respected citizen
of Bellaire, died on Sunday, from the in
Hrmities of age.
4 LITTLE son of ] B Hoge, Esq. is
lying dangerously i'll from cerebro spi-
nal meningitis.
Myrtle DUNFEE, aged 4 years, died
at the home of her parents In Beliaire, on
Friday. from Group.
| A. L. SACKETT, teacher of the Rock
Hill school. is recovering from seN ere
attack of typhoid fever.
F. W. WENNER, teacher Of the Bellairs
high school. has been sick fer q week,
threatened with typhoid fever.
CHARLES TALLMAN. of Bellsire, is iA-
terested in a new glass works at Wells
burg, to manufacture some specially.
REV. w. A. WILLIAMS, of Franklin
College, New Athens, held religious SER
vices At the infrmary on last Sabbath.
JOE WHITE and John Dunn. of Bel
laire. have signed with Poughkeepsie
(N. y base ball club. for this season.
WM GREKNLEE, of near Bellaire, died
Saturday evening, after a lingering ILL.,
ness from consumption. aged Al years.
V.M. FULTON and Miss Belle Barrett
have just closed successful winter term
Of school at Glencoe. Both will teach
the spring term.
ESQ. JOHN SIDEBOTToM reports that
| live of his ShrepshIre ewes gave birth
| this spriug to twelve lambs-twO trip
let's and three twins.
ALBERT Ross, a Bellaire child, died
| Friday, after several weeks suffering,
from having pot of hot coffee accident
ally poured on him.
Mrs. SAMUEL HEATH, one of the old
est residents of Mead township, died
Tuesday morning, from infrmities of
age, in her 81 year.
THE voters Of Colerain and Wheeling
townships, will vote at the coming spring
election. or the proposition to abolish the
voting precinct at Maynard.
ABOUT $50 we're realized in an enter
tainment by the school children in Bel
laire, Friday evening, to be expended for
books for further primary reading.
JOHN BURROWS, Bellaire carpenter,
working on the B. 81 o. at Lewis Mills,
was hit in the head with a large block
Friday, suffering bad scalp wound.
A POSTAL from II. H. Soth, general
agent, says that the second volume of
Grants book will not be out until April
1915, at which time he will be here.
WE call attention to few new notes
in our local items, but cannot tell you
everything in a small space Come and
talk to US. 3ll-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
OK our I'd page to-day will be found a
striking and instructive illustration of
the comparative worth of the various
kinds of baking powders now in the
market.
JAMES HOGAN, teacher at the Beal's
school house, No. IA of this township,
closed his winter term last week. He
will teach the spring term at the same
place.
GEO. W. DOYLE is a candidate for res
but is a No. young man, has made
good official, and is always "Reddy" to
do his duty.
TEE committee to complete arrange
ments for the Belmont Co. Teachers In
stitute, met in Bridgeport, Saturday. The
Institute will be held at st. Clairsville,
to be four weeks, and commences during
July.
The Sd building and loan association
of St. Clairsville will wind up its affairs
aud pay out on April Sd. 1t would be
good policy to take stock in fourth one,
as these institutions are good savings
banks.
A PARTY of young men and ladies
gave charity entertainment in the
Wheeling opera house last week, which
netted 800, which amount was placed
in the hands of the Women's Union Be-
nevolent Society.
WILL. HOFFNER, who has been brake
man on the Northrrn Rail way, has Sc
cured situation on the C., l.. & W., and
went to work there last week. George
Nichols has been appointed 60 the yacan-
cy on the Northern.
PROF. G. w. ELLIOTT, formerly of our
schools, now SuperlutendIng the schools
at NewcomersiOwn,h had Washington
Day in his schools Oh the 22d ult, and
The manner in which it Was conducted
is highly spoken of by the local press.
Fox SALE-I have for sale one among
the best family horses in the county.
A lso, buckbuard aud 81. gle harness. |
will offer for the next ten days a line
Parrot. This bird is good talker-col-
or brown. h. b. CALDWELL,
3-l1 1t. Louisville, 0. |
MICHAEL POWERS, quHrryman on
the Burlington Il Mt. Pheasant pike, got
his pay Saturday and went to Martins
Ferry to have lark. He INDUCED ia
liquor, then LAID out all night, and on
Sunday morning was found in semi
conscious state, and died in the evening.
The cause of his death was enlargement
of the thyroid gland, a result of the ex-
posure. Powers WAS a laborer on the
court house last summer.
ID. w. COOPER, present mayor OF Bel
laire, was last riday morning named by
the President TO be the new postmaster
at Bellaire. The news was received at
Bellaire with great wrath by the other
candidates and their friends, whose curses
against Gen. Warner were both loud and
deep. The retiring postmaster, Mr.. G.
NJ Wise has made good official, and
having served out his time, of course did
ROt expect to be re-appointed.
TEE following marriage licenses were
issued by the Probate Judge, for the
week ending Tuesday:
Daniel E Mcclure and Martha Day;
Walter H Evans and Hester Bewley;
| Marion A Grimes and Mary L Wills
liams.
Chas V Doyle and Maggie McMasters;
VIM A Smith and Clara E jones;
Daniel Bigler and Caroline PAUL;
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