Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-12-13

Hendrysburg. Discussion: L. E. Smith
Hunter.
afternoon Session f:OO--Lecture: Mis-:
Nellie Moore, Defiance, Ohio. Paper
Supt. Arthur Powell, Barnesville. Gen
eral Discussion. Lecture: "The Human
Voice, Supt. E. E. Sparks, Martins Ferry
SKE the handsome Mufflers in Silk anC
CaShmere-new styles and cOlOrings, a
II 13-2t F. TROLL Il Sons.
PROBATE JUDGE GAsTON, issued mar
riage licenses during the week ending
Tuesday, as follows:
John H. Shutless and Emma L. Sultzer.
Thomas Pearson and Ella Bauer.
Lawrence Connell and Mary Palmer.
David Henderson, and Barbara Crest
John Allen and Martha Bales.
Clement L. Blackburn and Lucy Ger,
trude James.
VIM. S. Anderson and Kate Basford.
Jos. W. King and Sarah V. Bywaters.
VIM. CREAMER, employed at the rail
Strengthening machineat the Etna mill,
on Friday accidentally slipped and fell
and his arm was caught in the cog gear
ing of the machine, and ground to pieces
below the elbow. The young man came
to the mill recently from his fathers
farm, near Portland.
Mr.. SANTA CLAUS:
Dear Sir-YOur order fol-
Christmas supplies would be thankfully
received and much appreciated, and we
think our stock of goods is just such as
you would fancy, and such as would be
suitable to fill up the many little stock
ings hung up awaiting your annual vel
come. Respectfully,
JAMES OSBORNE.
LAWRENCE II. SHILLING, IS years of
age, son of John H. Shilling, of Bell
aire, fell overheard on Dec I, from the
steamer E. N. Norton, near Grand Tow
er, ILL.,, and was drowned.
CLEANSE the scalp from scurf and dan
druff; keep the hair soft ana of a natural
color by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Renewer.
THREE months ago Prof. Virgins pre-
dicted an earthquake in the eastern part
of the province of Quebec during the lat
ter part of the second week of December,
and sure enough the prediction came
true.
THE editor of an Iowa paper, being
asked ''Do dogs pay?" says that good
many do not; that they take the paper
for several years and then have the post
master send it back marked refused"
A NEW Democratic paper has been
started in Columbus, called the Eoening
Post. 1t proposes to preach sound Dem
ocratic doctrine. It's first number is
newsy and full of vigor.
THE Circuit Court decided that the To-
cal option ordinance in Dennison was
invalid, and in consequence saloon keep
ers are preparing to open up business
again.
MANY of our patrons who come to
town especially to pay their taxes, do not
fail to remember The CHRONICLE in a
substantial way.
CADIz has the promise of a branch line
of the Wheeling and Lake Erie road.
Cadiz needs to be on the main line, and
ought to be.
Ex-SHERIFF W. G. KINNEY, formerly
of this county, is lying hopelessly i'll from
a cancer ON the chin, at his home in Kan
sas.
BIG HOGs-James Taylor, of this
place, killed two hogs last week which
cleaned All and 395 pounds each. Next.
A PRoTRACTED meeting is in progress
at the Concord Presbyterian church, Cen
terville, Rev. Williams, pastor.
THE voters of Salem, o., on Saturday
declared in favor of prohibition ordi-
nance, by majority of 1913.
AN oyster supper will be given by the
members of Bethel church, at Bethel, on
Christmas eve, Dec. "a
COMMON PLEAS Court adjourned with
out day on Tuesday evening. 1t meets
again in February.
Mrs. JUDGE c. w. CARROLL has been
lying quite ill for the past ten days with
typhoid fever.
THE next term of Franklin College,
New Athens, o., begins Jan. 3.
DON'T place mortgage on anything
you want to keep.
PAY your taxes before the 10Th inst.