Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-04-22
PLANTS FOR SALE.

Tomato, Early and LaIe CaDDage, Caull>
flower, Pepper, Celery and Egg Plants at
Alexander's, north of NJ. E. Church, st.
Clairsville, Ohio. 422>3t
THE Bellaire glass houses shut down
On Monday afternoon, to permit the
workmen to attend the funeral of VIM.
H. Haines, a co-WoI ker, who had died
from consumption.
CHAs. II. BABB, of Barton's station,
was arrested by Constables Doyle and
Miller, on Friday, charged with bastardy
by Miss Nancy Naylo. He was held to
court in the sum of $500.
At the recent communion occasion of
the U. p. congregation in this place, 20
persons. were admitted to the member
ship of the church-eight Oh eXamina-
tion and twelve on certificate.
A BOATING race has been arranged
between Henry He'll. of Bellaire. and
'Reddy' Richards. of McKeesport, Pa. 1t
is for $500, three miles. and will occur
at Bellaire, on the goth of May.
"PossUM" Coss and Joe Taylor, well
known tough citizens of Martins Ferry,
are in trouble in jefferson county, for
robbing saloon at Mingo, and stealing
lot of hams from freight car.
AT Caldwell, Noble county. on Satur-
day, dog belonging to DR.. G. A. Way,
bit Howard Dalzell, son of Private Dali
zell. The dog was pronounced mad and
was killed; great uneasiness is felt for
the boy.
MRS. CHAs. MCCLAIN, of Bellaire, died
| Friday, at Ann Arbor, Mich. to which
place she had gone to have an operation
performed to remove tumor. The re-
mains we're brought to Bellaire for in
| ternent.
| AS superb hair dressing and renovstor
Ayers Hair Vigor is universally commended
it eradicates scarf and dandruff, cures erup'
tions and itchings of the scalp, promotes re-
newed growth of the hair, and prevents it
falling or turning gray.
AT Tiltonville. just above Martin:
Ferry, Harry West shot VIM. Pyle in tht
back on Sunday night, causing a slight
wound. The affair grew out of the fact
that at one time the young men were
rival suitors. Six shots were fred by
West, it is said.
| L hDlAd OONNOh, We'll huOHu ClJl
zen of MorristowD, died from the effect
of parslytie attack and the infrmitie'
of age, on Monday. aged SO years. H.
was bachelor, and had been a residen
of Morristown for over sixty years. Hi
funeral toek place on Wednesday.
Millinery Goods.
Misses Jones and Neal have just re
ceived and are now opening their sprinl
stock of Millinery Goods, consisting o
the latest styles and shapes in bonnet
and hats, and the newest shades in rib
bons, ladies' neckwear, SC. &c. Thei
stock is the best. and they guarantee sat
: isfaction to their patrons. 422 2t.
THE story is told that man went t
> lawyer the other day to begin an i'm
portant case. and then for the life of hin
he could not remember his wife's name
, He sat in the office, scratching his heat
for half an hour. wondering what it was
but finally had to go back home and con
suit the family Bible to find out Tn
simple lesson to be gathered from this
. that man ought to become sufficient
acquainted with his wife to learn he
name.
THE time of year is here when th
wives, mothers and daughters of Amer
lea clothe themselves in faded, rag
ged calico mother hubbard, encase thei
! heads in a tattered remnant of a woole
shawl, and then tear up the carpets, pill
:, up the furniture in the back yard, scol
D everybody, slOp water over every foo
from the roof to the ground, set out col
i dinners, and then call the operatio
8 house cleaning"
j The Richland Township School Boar
g met in St. Clairsville on Monday, all @
the 19 districts being properly represent
Z ed. The board organized by the re-eleC
n tion of ]. B. McMechan as presiden
a The bonds of r. c. Meyer and J. A
! Patterson, clerk and treasurer, were ap
proved, and their books for the last yea
audited by the proper committee, an
: found to be correct. The usual report
o were made, and considerable routine bu
!, siness transacted, when the board ad
: journed To Saturday, May %. to hear tn
h report of the committee to make tn
annual levy.