Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-02
Gown and Country.

Now Is the time for the old patrons of
TIE CHRONICLE to ask their friends to
subscribe for it.
SLEEPLKss NIGHTs! made miserable by that
terrible cough; Shilohs Cure is the remedy
for you. at Patterson & sons.
A GOOD many people have enjoyed
during the past week, their favorite
winter resort--before the fire.
EVERY school district should have q
literary society organized and in good
running order before the holidays.
Will You SUFFER with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to
cure you. At Patterson & Sons.
The members of the M. E. church at
Woodsfield, celebrated Thanksgiving
day by making their new minister a
handsome donation.
THE First Presbyterian congregation
at Bellaire, have unanimously called the
Rev. n. 5. Hoey to be their pastor, at
salary of $500 year.
That HACKING CAUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure; we guarantee it. At
Patterson & Sons, st. Clairsville.
On Saturday, Rose, the little daughter
of T. W. Mellott, of Glencoe, fell and
broke her arm. The fracture was re-
duced by Drs. Piper and Keyser.
a DELEGATION of Cleveland officials
aBd councilmen passed over the G L & w
railway in special car on Tuesday, to
Wheeling, for the purpose of inspecting
the brick pavement.
TIE Harrison Co. Farmers Institute,
whicu was to have been held in Cadiz in
December, has been postponed to JaIu
ary Sd and 4th, the time selected by the
State Board of Agriculture.
THE prospectus of the Pittsburh Post
is published in this paper and speaks
for itself. The Post is "offensively"
Democratic, yet it is an excellent news
paper, in every thing but its politics.
We keep a full line of whole and
ground spices, baking powder. &c. Exr
tracts vanilla and lemon, of our own
make. of unsurpassed quality and guar
anteed purity. PATTERSON & Sons.
IL 2 st.
MANY farmers object to having signs
painted on their barns, buildings or
fences. They hold the sensible opinion
that the proper way for merchants to
advertise their wares is through the col
umns of their local newspapers.
ONE of Our exchanges has come to
wise and sensible conclusion. 1t says:
1.-The longer we run newspaper and
write about people and events the more
we realize how utterly impossible it is
TO scratch every man on the spot where
he itches the most"
THE Cannon Ball Line" railway fever
is at a white heat in HARRISON county,
and meetings are being held at all prin-
picipal points along the proposed line.
and liberal subscriptions are being made
to the capital stock of the company.
WILLIS EDWARDS, a member of the
junior class at the Western Theological
Seminary, Pittsburgh, died on Sunday
morning, of typhoid pneumonia, and his
remains were sent to the home of his
father, John Edwards. at Cadlz, for in
terment.
Mr. JOHN RoEMER, the wall paper
and carpet dealer, ON the corner of
Main and 21st, streets, south side Wheel
ing, made an assignment to T. j.
Hugus, for the benefit of creditors on
Monday. Liabilities will be about $1,000,
and assets about $500.
GEN. THos. T. EcKERT, the head of
the great Western Union telegraph sys>
TEN, and a native OF st. Clairsville, was
named for the late Major Thos. Thomp-
son. Gen. Eckert visited st. Clairsville
and called upon Major Thompson shorts
ly after the close of the war.
UNION Thanksgiving service in the
Presbyterian church on Thursday, was
not as well attended as it should have
been. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Robt. Alexander. and was devoted
chiefly to discussion of the labor prob
lem. and the temperance question.
REV. J. NJ. Carr D. D., formerly pastor
of ST. Clairsville Methodist church and
recently presiding elder of Barnesville
district. will occupy the pulpit of that
church morning and evening Sunday,
Dec, 3. A cordial invitation is extend
ed TO all. Evening service at $50 p. NJ
DoRRIs A moore, who has been re-
siding south of East RichlaHd has been
adjndged insane, by the probate court
and an order has been received for his
admission to the asylum at Athens.
Religious excitement and belief that his
health was going to fail is given as the
cause for insanity.
Miss SUSIE HOWELL. daughter of the
late Rev. d. E. Howell, of Bridgeport,
and Mr.. W. r. Evans, cashier of the
Leader Publishing Company, Pittsburgh.
were united in marriage on Thursday
afternoon, at the residence of the brides
mother. the Rev. J. S. Winters. of the
NJ. E. church. officiating
THE temporary: injunction granted
upon the application of Asst Mine In.
spector Morris. against the Union Coai
Works Co, in Mead township, has been
continued by Judge Kelly until more
adequate way of lDgress and egress are
provided, in pursuance of law. Not
more than ten men are allowed to WORK
in a mine where there is but one entry
THE Probate Judge issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses during the week
ending Tuesday:
Saml. NJ. Clipp, and Lizzie Hubbard
VIM. r, Evans and Susie 5 Howell;
Wm p johnson Jennie Oliver;
;;eO Hare and Snsie B Richards;
Fred d Fields rnd Sarah NJ Coats;
Fred'k Schick and Florence ClellaDd
Henry Loomis and Addie V Snider
Perry ID Mahaffey and Cora Kurch.