Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-03-15

Wednesday OF last week, in the 69th
wear of his age. Deceased WAS faith
I full member of the Bethel Presbyterian
Church, and was highly esteemed as a
good neighbor and citizen. \ wife,
daughter and three Sons are bereft. The
! funeral took place Thursday. Reys. Al
exander and Eicher conducting religi-
GUS services Interment at the NJ. f.
Cemetery, Jacobsburg.
COMMISSIONER BEERY's little daugh-
ter Gertie. aged about 13, came near
meeting with a serious accident on Tues
day morning. While standing in front
Of the CRATE her clothing took fire, and
but for the immediate assistance of her
father, who was near By, she would have
burned to death. Mr.. Berry had his left
hand badly burned in his efforts to save
his child, and in consequence was una
bic to be present at the meetings of the
Commissioners the fore part Of the week.
WE have sold Ely's Cream Balm about
three years, and have recommended its
use in more than a hundred special cases
of catarrh. The unanimous answer to
our inquiries is: 1t the best remedy
that | have ever used Our experience
is. that where parties continued its use,
it never fails to cure-J. II. Montgomery
& Co.. druggists, Decorah. Iowa. l have
used Elys Cream Balm for dry cataTrh
Ito which eastern persons are subject who
come to live here). 1t has proved cure.
B. F. VI. Weeks, Denver, Col. 310-2t
THOMAS GALLOWAY, farmer of
Smith township, made an assignment
last week to Alex. Porterfeld, for the
benefit of creditors. TIE assets consist
of small amount of personal property
and farm of 81 acres. for which he
went in debt when it was purchased.
The mortgage liens amount to S2,9l2,
with considerable interest.
THE building committee of the Pres
byterian Church at Kirkwood, have con-
tracted with O'Neal & Finch, of Hanni-
bal, for the erection of their new church,
to be completed by October"1, ready for
the pews. at a cost of $12,650. The
building will be of brick with stone
trimmings, So by 81 feet, with tower
100 feet high.
THE Presbyterian Church choir Of
Bridgeport has arranged for a series
of parlor concerts, the proceeds of which
will be applied to the purchase of a fine
pipe organ for the new church when
completed. The first concert of the Sc
ries is to be given at the residence OF
Ross J. Alexander, Esq, tomorrow Fri
day. evening.
READ the advertisement of THE
Richmond Furnace" c. NJ. Cole, Barnes
vile, agent. These Furnaces are COM
paratively inexpensive, and are being
put into many business houses and pri-
vate residences. \ large amount of
comfort may be extracted from the use
of these heaters. Investigate the matter.
TIE Wheeling InteIIiyeacsr appeared
in an entire new outfit Monday. Its ap-
pearance is Characteristic of the uniform
good taste that has always distinguished
that paper. We extend to oar neighbors
congratulations on the excellence Of their
Daily, and its increasing prosperity.
TIE United Presbyterian Church of
Bellaire is having a glorious revival
Eighteen new members fifteen on pro-
fession of faithlwere received on Sab
bath. The meetings are still in progress.
Miss MARTHA CALHOUN, an estima-
bic young lady of B9llaire, who for a
number of years WIS clerk in the Post
Office in that city, died from consump-
ton on Sunday.
BURGLARS visited the residence of Mr..
John Dubois, Bellaire, Sunday night
They ransaelled all the rooms on the first
floor, and carried away S23.75 in cash
ATTENTION is directed to the an
nouncement of the County Republican
Committee, in our advertising columns.
TIE South Bead ReterSidIe Share No.
10 is the very latest and the very best
geneTal-purpose Plow made Call and let
us tell you about it. GEO. JEPSCN.
CITY SOLICITOR PEARSON, of Bellaire,
declines to be a candidate for reelection
He has made a faithful officer.
TIE citizens of Uhricasyilie and Den
nison have subscribed for forty tele-
phones, securing an exchange.
HARVEY Bowen is to succeed Brice
Stewart in the management Of the Woods
House. POwhatan.
SEND 10 tine GIRO oEICLE Office for your
township tickets 500 for 81, or % cents
per hundred.
PURE maple mOlasses can't be made
from Orleans goods.
THE County Commissioners adjourned
their March session yesterday.